20 - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Tues., Jan. 25. 1983 East Catholic Herald lensman Water pressure BUSINESS salvages victory turns smokeater still an issue "A . . . page 18 . . . page 3 Market guru: Big selloff is here . . . page 9 I figures these stocks are likely to go down more than the slock index into two indexes, one low-priced stocks and The name of the game in Wall Street is timing. And overall market during his pr^icted decline and rebound the other highpriced stocks, the price of the two indexes last Wednesday, market technician Ned Davis no doubt less during ensuing rallies. was exactly the same in '75. Today, the low-priced index is selling at more than three times the high-priced one. dazzled his clients with a corker of a market call. If he's Energy stocks dominate his sell-now list, making up Cloudy tonight; .Manchester, Conn. right, the long-awaited market selloff is imminent. nearly a third of the group. These are Amerada Hess, This tells you that there’s still a lot of catch-up to Just prior to the opening gun of stock trading that day, Dan Dorfman Global Marine, Gulf Oil, Inexco, Louisiana Land, Mesa come on the big names,” says Davis. cold Thursday Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1983 the well-regarded Davis, who boasts a strong in­ Petroleum Natomas anil Schlumberger. In an accompanying chart, Davis pinpoints 15 blue- stitutional following, got on the hot line and told his Of the remaining 17, several are cited for the huge chip growth names he believes will pile up substantial Single copy 25tf Syndicated — See page 2 roughly 150 institutional clients (who pay him about $1.8 selling by corporate insiders. For example, over the further price gains this year and next. In brief, he took million in annual commissions) to scale down their equi­ Columnist past year, 26 insiders at Hilton Hotels have sold shares, the average annual price-earnings multqile of each of i®anrl|?Blpr Mrral& ty holdings. while only two have bought. In the case of ABC, there the stocks over the last 17 years. He then cut out the two In brief, the 37-year-old Davis, a market bull since have been 18 insider sellers over the past 12 months, vs. highest years (namely, ’72 and ’73) when multiplied the September 1981, (with the Dow at around 840-850), had only one buyer. And over the past year. Motorola in­ multiple by the average ’S3 earnings estimate to come turned temporarily sour on the market in anticipation of siders have also been dumping like crazy— 25 of them in up with a potontial target price sometime in ’83 or ’84. a brisk selloff. DAVIS AI-SO points out that the supposedly un­ fact, compared with only two buyers. Reytheon insiders For example, the average McDonald’s multiple was Business cautious sophisticated odd-lot short seller — that's the fella have likewise shown a strong inclination to get out — 10 20. Multiply that figure by a $5.50 earnings projection in \ M ) OK HIS clients who might have followed his ad­ dealing in stock transactions of under 100 shares — is of them over the last year (vs. no buyers). ’83 — that’s a conservative number since most are vice — such as Citibank, Morgan Guaranty Trust, the doing virtually very little short selling (a bet on lower Reagan plan Rounding out the 25 recommended stock sales are around $5.70 to $5.80— and you come up with a $110 price states of Texas pension fund and the Putnam and the stock prices);- that's viewed as a market negative since Bally Mfg., Avco, Caesars World, McDonnell Douglas, tag on the stock. It was around 58 V4 at press time. Fidelity funds — obviously would have saved themselves this market player is invariably wrong. Becton Dickinson, Bausch & Lomb, Aetna, Allis Blue-chip explosion money in that day. And still another bearish signal, as Davis explains it, Chalmers, Northwest Industries, Warner Com- ...... Recent Target 2 The Dow in that session fell nearly 12 points after is the above-average purchases of call options by op­ ..., Price Price Budget shift tnunications, U.S. Steel, Datapoint and Scientific Atlan­ having been down nearly 20 points earlier in the day. tions speculators. Recently, call options have been out­ ta. McDonald’s 58 V4 110 Davis, the head of Ned Davis Research of Venice, stripping put options (a bet on lower stock prices) by a is burden, Sears 28 Vi 44 Fla., told me in a telephone interview that “ for the first 3-to-l margin. 'The normal ratio is 2-1 in favor of call op­ A BIG UUK-'^TION! If the Dow's going to 1,200 as K-Mart 24 % 38 time in 16 months we see a correction coming that's im­ tions. And during last August's bottom (with the Dow at Davis predicts, what are the best bets to accumulate on Amer. Home Prod. 43 % 75 portant enough to raise some cash." around 780), there were some days when sales of puts any given decline? Amer. Hosp. Supply 37 % 70 Basically. Davis sees the Dow over the next six weeks were topping calls. There's no hesitation from our market guru on that Baxter Travenol 46 % 85 falling to around 1,000, a decline from its recent high of Although he's clearly concerned about the market's applauded one: the blue-chip growth stocks. Basically, these are Johnson & Johnson 49 Vi 80 close to 10 percent; he expects an even bigger drop — 12 performance over the short run, Davis isn't advocating says O'Neill the stocks that led the big rally we've had — names like Proctor St Gamble 105 Vi 165 6 to 15 percent — in the rest of the market. And so he's any kind of panic selling. The reason: After the correc­ Kodak, Proctor & Gamble, Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Eastman Kodak 83 Vi 180 telling clients to lower stock holdings in equity port­ tion runs its course, he looks for the Dow to rebound to and Sears. And Davis sees more of the same. Coca-Cola 48 V« 90 Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M., who folios to around 75 percent. around 1.200 before year-end. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Key His reasons: (1) Washington's political shift favoring Minn., Mining & Mfg. 78 % 135 HARTFORD (U PI) — Gov. William O’Neill said members of Congress applauded the chairs the Senate Budget Committee, <;i.K.\KI.> , I'll \ r doesn't depict Davis as a IN HIS ANALYSIS of individual stocks, Davis has big business, (2) the strong likelihood that many banks Merck 88 140 President Reagan’s new program of economic new conciliatory stance President said “ I think the whole notion the growling bear . . . and he's not. But what he is un­ come up with a list of 25 that he thinks ought to be sold — in less than robust financial shape — will strongly Anheuser-Busch 60 Vt no austerity outlined in his State of tbe Union Address Reagan took in his State of the Union budget should increase only by the rate mistakably saying is that it's time for stock market now. This is based on such things as how they're acting favor loans to companies with unquestioned quality, and Schering-Plough 39 V4, 70 Tuesday night could' result in added economic speech, but business leaders were of inflation is a good one." players to temper their enthusiasm. relative to the rest of the market, insider transactions, (3) tfie lagging price gains of the big-name stocks, vs. Syntex •50 Vt 75 burdens to states and municipalities. cautious and some poor people reacted Sen. Robert Dole, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, agreed Here, in brief, is his argument; the money flows in and out of the securities and some the low-priced stocks, over the last four to five years. Target Price; In 1983 or '84 “ The President stated the obvious problems of high angrily. with Reagan “ America is on the • Long-term Treasury bond yields have essentially fundamental factors (like earnings prospects). Davis For.example, if you busted up the Standard & Poor’s Source; Ned Davis Research, Venice, Fla. unemployment, high federal deficits and high interest House Speaker Thomas O’Neill saw a quit going down; in fact, they're higher now (10.6 per­ rates, but I am concerned about the added burdens “ historic political reversal" in Rea­ mend,” but added “ we’ve got a long cent) than they were last November (10.3 percent) that could fall on the states and municipalities as a gan’s statement Tuesday night that way to go.” However, indigent patients and black despite recent lows in three-month Treasury bills and result of his proposals,” O’Neill said. “ we in government must take the lead staffers at Mound Bayou Community the prime and discount'rates. “ We will have to see details of his budget before we in restoring the economy.” Hospital, a tiny facility in an all-black_^ It suggests, as Davis sees it, that long-term rates may know these impacts,” he said in a statement through O’Neill recalled two years ago town in the heart of the Mississippi have hit bottom, which is certainly not the general Wall T h e figures are in fo r 1982, and once again things looked Reagan had said, “ Government.is not his press secretary Larry deBear. Delta scoffed at the president’s .Street perception. And long-term Treasury bond rates of up for the Savings Bank o f Manchester. the solution to our problem. Govern­ In his address, Reagan detailed a four-point ment is the problem." contention. 10 6 percent represent a strong rival for investors' economic program which he called “ strong me(li- And House Democratic Leader Jim “ He’s not talking to black people in money • Deposits up $20,348,000 to $287,197,106. cine” to solve the nation's economic ills. Mississippi,” commented Delores Jor­ • The bevy of investment advi.sory services — which Wright of Texas said later he was glad the president had not repeated “ that dan. a nurse-midwife, who watched the are traditionally wrong in their market forecasts — are • Assets up $19,804,291 to $330,190,700. The program included a one-year freeze on a broad old, moth-eaten shibboleth that govern­ president’s performance on a televi­ displaying the lowest level of bearishness since range of domestic spending programs, including civilian and military pay, new controls on govern- ment is the problem," sion set in a ward. February of '80 Only about 27 percent of the services • D ivid en ds paid to depositors w ere up— ^to ment benefit programs such as food stamps and House Republican Leader Bob Mi­ The president also had plenty jol are negative and the last time that happened the Dow $29,276,633. Medicare, a standby tax package and a saving of $55 chel of Illinois and GOP Whip Trent critics in Congress. j lell from around 900 to about 750 in six weeks. Lott of Mississippi agreed the speech Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.Orf a • (7irporate insiders (such as officers and directors) billion in military spending. • Profit from recurring operations— after dividends Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn., who offered represented a fundamental change in presidential hopeful, criticized Rea­ continued to unload shares in their own companies at a and b efore taxes— ^$327,160. some of the Democrats’ rebuttal to Reagan’s speech Reagan's course, and they expressed gan’s proposal for a standby tax blisiering pace Late figures show'they're selling more G o o d on national television criticized the Reagan adminis­ relief he did not take a hard line. increase that would go into effect only if than four shares for every one they buy; this is more the federal deficit was still above $100 ( I f you’ d lik e to read still m orc munum bers, com e pick up a tration and the Federal Reserve Board for failing to UPI Photo Michel said the statement and the than double the normal pace of selling close to two deflate interest rates. She said the country needs to speech as a whole “ very well may be a billion in 1986. “ If the house is still J copy o f our Statement o f shares for each one purchased. lower interest rates to save jobs and create new ones. PRESIDENT REAGAN DELIVERS ADDRESS' recognition" the time has come to burning in 1986 he says we’ll call the • The number of participants in the rally continues to C ondition at any o f our ftQjaitruiateh . nrnviijp more government stimulus. fire department,''Hollings said. , shrink h’or example, last October and November — ' Sen. Edward 'Kennedy, u- M aW , when the Dow was hitting new highs — the weekly branch offices.) undertands the pressing economic and international said Reagan proposed “ tightening the number of Big Board stocks striking new yearly highs problems facing the country. belt of men and women whose belt has was running about 1,000 a week. A recent weekly figure: He said the president's view seemed too narrow to already been tightened.” about 500 include the 12 million unemployed or the majority of Alice Nelson, one of about 50 Americans willing to forego income tax cuts and Democrats pull fast one employees at the Mississippi hospital massive defense spending to bring down deficits. who will be out of work if the hospital closes due to withdrawal of $1 million in A The governor said it was interesting that the N um bers federal funds, seemed to agree when President got a big round of applause when he stated WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congres­ As one. Democrats rose at this point paper. ’ she said: “ President Reagan hasn't the government must take a lead in restoring the Afterward, a staff aid to House of the joint session of Congress and been fair^ He doesn't understand the Public records economy. , , . . sional Democrats pulled a fast one on Speaker Thomas O'Neill said Demo­ cl:i|)ped their hands red as a dig to the needs of black people." "It's now up to the president to take that lead by President Reagan and they savored it cratic leaders agreed to the applause 1982 was the year w e opened T h e L oan C enter at 913 M ain man they have been fighting over “ As usual, the president spoke well, spelling out what the federal government will do to with broad grins, wild applause and while reviewing a draft of the speech. economic philosophy for two long but missed the point," said Sen. St. in Manchester. A separate office building, it was created restore the economy,” he said. even a prepared statement. An O’Neill statement delivered to the Warranty deeds A. Patti, property at 47 Given early copies of Reagan's State years. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio. O’Neill noted with pride that Reagan emphasized Reagan, taken aback by tbe response House press gallery moments after the K\V Inc. to Alan Li and Devon Drive, $56,500. solely fo r counseling you on installm ent loan matters in the neetl to promote high technology, something of the Union Address Tuesday. Demo­ “ Unemployment is our No. 1 chal­ from Democrats who had spend most of speech keyed on that line in the Reagan Yeuh-Hua Li, Unit 5-E. Louis Dascanio and Do­ crats decided in advance to applaud lenge and yet only two short para­ N privacy and com fort. which the state is already doing. his 43-minute speech in silence or speech. East Meadow Condomini­ rothy Dascanio to Gordon O'Neill two weeks ago announced the members of a when Reagan said, “ We in the graphs in 11 lengthy pages were semi-polite applause, said. “ Until that O'Neill called the statement a ums. $49,900. F. Leone Jr. and Daniel F’. 27-member high-technology council, which will seek government must take the lead in devoted to the tragedy which affects 1982 was the year, too, we added fiirther Conni (automatic time, 1 thought you were reading the “ historic political reversal . ’’ KW Inc. to Robert T DelMa.stro, property on to lure high-techology firms to the state. restoring the economy." more than 12 million families today." Ritz and Elaine D. Ritz. School Street. $115,000. teller) locations for your any-hour-of-any-day banking Unit 9-A. Ea.st Meadow Joseph J. Jackson and convenience. Condominiums, $42,900 Marion C. Jackson to Robert ,M. Wil.son and David L. Woodward, Sandra L Wilson to David G o o d It was the year we introduced the Liquid Money Market property at 174 Vernon M. Gough and Lynne S.- St. $77,000 and Investment Checking accounts— and many o f you Andover school budget up 7.5% Gough, property at 23 Quitclaim deeds Cumberland St . $65,900 w ere qu ick to sign up fo r them — ^which pay the h i ^ Drug suspect James R Sostman to Brahaney and Choma declined steadily in the Andover no one else is around Board Jane A. Sostman. prop­ interest once exclusive to money market funds. By Sarah E. Hall this year, they will total $467,475. Inc. to Valarie A Claps, erty on Elm Terrace. Employee benefits are also Elementary School over the past Chairwoman Betty Kowalski said Correspondent property at -410-412 N. David W. Comp to Pa­ 1982 was the year w e o ffered som e customers a chance expected to rise 13.4 percent in cost, three years. the checker would be “ a very good Main St.,$109,000 tricia A. Brewer, property Oil use will also go down in 1983- preventative” of theft and van­ to pay o f f low -interest rate m ortgages and get a bonus in ANDOVER — By trimming here owing largely to sharp increases in Robert F. Stockman on Hollister Street. pleads guilty and adding there, Andover school medical and life insurance rates. 1984. owing to window retro-fitting dalism. and Carol M. Stockman to Frank N. Scott Jr. to the bargain. administrators have come up with a Breck and board members intend to in the main building of the school. Charles H. Winkler and Although the cost of special repair Linda H. Scott, property tentative 1983-1984 budget totaling shop around for cheaper rates, and But even though 1,820 gallons will be Patricia A WitiCTcr, prop­ on Lamplighter Drive. saved, the total oil price will go up projects will decrease from $5,0()0 to By Richard Cody charges against Jonathan Gil­ $784,686. a 7.5 percent more than explore the possibility of pooling erty at 170 F’ond Lane, Certificates of devise Year by $2,400. because of a projected 11- $500 in 1983-1984, $3,310 more will be lespie, 30, were nolled. The coverage with other regions. $70,900, Herald Reporter this year’s budget. spent on building, vehicle, and Estate of Felix Farr to prosecution also asked in Man­ William Breck, assistant principal “ What I would like to do is get cent-per-gallon cost increases. Richard D Griffith and Frank S. Raffa, property ' custodial supplies. The first man arrested on the chester Superior Court for a of RHAM, announced at a Board of RHAM and other districts togetheij At the meeting, Breck proposed Evel.yn S Griffith to at 125-127-131 Charier Oak November night when state and five-year probation term to and try to obtain a group rate,” that an extra $10,000 for energy con­ Costs for improvements and Linda J. Dilhmann, prop­ St. Education meeting Tuesday night local police busted 30 alleged begin after incarceration ends. that the new figures were Breck said. servation projects be added to the classroom equipment will increase erty on South Main St., Estate of Felix Farr to drug dealers in t|ie Manchester The smallest sentence he could In contrast, costs for electricity in budget, to save even more on energy from $1,000 to $1961, or 96.1 percent. $60,000 Frank Raffa, property on “ realistically’’ based on a mid-year area pleaded guilty Tuesday to serve if the recommendation is 1983-1984 will decrease by some $2,- costs in the future. “ There’s still a This steep increase is because the Barney T. F'eterman Charter Oak Street. W h at happened in 1982 n ow leads to good news fo r you in analysis of actual expenditures in a count of sale of cocaine. He accepted by' the court is 24 1982-1983. He estimated that only 269 or 11.6 percent. Breck based this lot to be done," he said. administration plans to purchase Sr.and Barney T Peter­ Judgment Mens months. Gillespie is being held 2 1983. For instance, we plan to: was recommended for a seven- projected decrease on the fact that New items in the budget include two film projectors, a coat rack, a man Jr. to Mark C. Monroe H. Rackow and $716,380 will be spent this school year sentence suspended after on bond. $739 for substitute teacher-aides, 10-drawer addition to the card Stephonov and Molly C. Stephen R. Quatrocelli year, out of a $729,717 budget. of $19,519 budgeted for electricity in • renovate and expand the M ain O ffic e , as w ell as four years. $2,520 for a part-time custodian, and catalog, a book shelf; and a Stephanov, Unit 63-8, 63 against Gail Hayward,' Salaries will account for the 1982-1983, only about $15,000 will be Three additional narcotics Please turn to page 8 $520 for a weekend checker to keep Summit St.. $48,900 $250.90, property at 172 several branch offices, to make your banking at SBM largest slice of the pie in the up­ used. typewriter, items' which have not E lectricity use, in fact, has eye on buildings and grounds when needed for the current school year. Angeline PontiCelli to McKee St. still more attractive, and faster and easier. coming year. Up 8.1 percent from Brian D. Johnson and Anthony Troiano'and Cheryl E. John.son, prop­ Sons Inc. against Jane N. • build new “ convenience” banks in busy drive-up erty at 33 Wilfred Road, Freeman, $1,158..50, prop­ $53,900 erty at 270 Autumn St. locations. These banks w ill prominently feature our Permit sought 6 Cosmo V. Tedone and A1 s Plum bing and Conni automatic tellers, too. Today Dorothy L. Tedone, prop Heating Inc. against Con­ G o o d Mubarak heads for D.C. erty at 289 Cooper Hill stantino Samoitis, $55.15, our expertise in customer counseling, so St.,$65,000 property at 49 Kane Road. 24 pages, 4 sections Sedmar N.V. to James Edwards Answering we can better determine your saving and for 106 units forces from Lebanon. ambass-idors under the U.S.-sponsored A. Melly Jr., Unit B-4, CAIRO. Egypt (UPI) - President Service against Robert M. Tueni said Gemayel was “ requesting Camp David accords. Advice...... 120 Woodland Manor Con- borrowing needs. Hosni Mubarak wants a pledge this week Topping, $133,60, property Egypt's assistance.” Although he did not Outlining Mubarak's position, Ghali Area towns...... 18 d o m i n i u m *s , d i ^ K his visit to the White House that on Starkweather Street. • add new innovations in lending services. elaborate, Lebanon presumably asked said the Israeli withdrawal from Le­ Business...... 21,24 Plans for construction of $3-million. 106-unit. $75,000. (based on convey­ p l^ B e n t Reagan will put more pres- Lis pendens Egypt to use its diplomatic clout to speed banon must be followed by the opening of Classified...... 22-23 moderate cost apartment complex between Oakland ance ta x ). sureon Israel to withdraw its troops Elizabeth Cockerham • provide banking services and counseling the Israeli withdrawal. new comprehensive peace talks. Com ics...... 19 Street and Union Pond have been submitted to the Dorothy L. Whitman to from Lebanon, a top Egyptian official against Roy D. Cocker- “ President Mubarak will urge the But he said Egypt will not take part in Entertainment...... 17 town Building Department for consideration. Marianne L. Naretto, ham, dissolution of mar­ to businesses, as well as individuals. said. Reagan administration to take a peace talks “ unless their framework is Lottery...... 2 Oakland Heights Limited has applied for a permit property at 9 Middlefield ria g e property at 67-69 Mubarak also will advise Reagan, stronger position on the question of the broadened with the participation of the Obituaries...... 8 (jujifj apartments and to demolish a house on the Road, $39,000 (based on Bigelow St. Egypt will not participate in overall F o r You Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon,” Palestinian and Jordanian sides.” Opinion..,...... - ...... 6 site at 366 Oakland Street. conveyance tax). Middle East peace talks unless Jordan Attachments Ghali said in an interview in Washington In Washington, a U.S. diplomatic Donna M. Roy to Gary and the Palestinians have a role, Butros Peopletalk...... • .2 estimated construction cost of the complex is Francis G. Adams with Egypt's Middle East News Agency. source said Ghali's statement reflected W. Maxwell and Aurelia Ghali. the Egyptian state minister tor Sports ...... 9-12 $2,948,360. It was designed by Richard Lawrence, against Janice Adams, The Egyptian minister said Egypt will President Reagan's call last September L. Maxwell, property at foreign affairs, said Tuesday. Television...... 19 architect. It will include 62 two-bedroom units, 24 property at 124 W. Middle iSavingsBank not send its ambassador back to Tel Aviv for the peace process to be broadened by 16-18 Griswold St.. $66,500. Turnpike. Flying to Washington today on his W eather...... 2 three-bedroom unitSi and 20 one-bedroom units as second trip to the United States sin ^ the ‘‘unless a timetable for the withdrawal of including Jordan in negotiations with Janice M. Adams to Aetna Casualty and well as a community building. of Manchester assassination of President Anwar Sadat Israeli troops from Lebanon is Israel. Donald L, Riggs, property Surety Co. against Luana on Oct. 6,1981, Mubarak's three-day visit announced.” Egypt says Reagan’s Sept. 1 Middle Sampling continues apartments are in buildings 6f six and eight at 124 W. Middle Turn­ Blagrove, $5,000, property Waedwsler Wn St Offtcek hmmi Mate (Drive h* Egypt recalled _ Ambassador Saad East initiative calling for n Palestinian pike, $55,000. Byrr Comm Sheyplng Center; Cart Center St; teBeeheiterPeritaie; includes a meeting with Reagan The Manchester Herald today con- at 80 Pjtkin St. Hartford Rd. at McKee Si; Shoytte Pteta at Syencer St; 5lnp»ln| Center Murtada last September to protest the entity in federation witli Jordan could Suffolk Management Manchester State Bank at North End. Cart NartferiilinnaMe Am ; hrinamBrMgenaia. Thursday. . , ... tinues its sampling program to bring , Oakland Heights, first proposed in March 1981 — at Mubarak met on the eve of his trip with massacre of Palestinians in the Beirut serve as a basis for new negotiations. Co. and Real E-1 against Donald K. Kuehl, BeNen: Botton Notch at Me. 44A. Antfavar: AMtever Shaartai ftaia. copies of the newspaper to non- the very tirhe the town was defending itself from l anlh WlaMar SatWvan Ave. ShoMtea Centet two envoys sent by Lebanese President refugee camps of Sabra and Chatila by Officials said Mubarak will ask Limited Partnertship to $35,000., property at 74 ArtrterB; tenctien Met.44 6 44A. M *46-1700 subscribers in Manchester. charges of trying to keep out low-income housing — Amfn Gemayel. including Ghassan Christian Phalange force's while the ' Reagan to increase the annual volume of Alice E. Perley, Unit Mountain Road. ThelaafiioBwrii earlier qualified for more than $700,000 in federal Cartf^:Mon£y * FrMay, Me. 19* aert to ^ oifke. tel. 9743*13. Tuenl coordinator of the deadlocked camps wqre under Israeli control. American military aid to Egypt to give it 563A, Northwood Town- The Norris Corp'. . ■ ■ Section 8 rent subsidies. Irartan*; TacaAay * teiiawiay,acroeo from pert aNke. tei.423-OS23. with Israel on withdrawing foreign Israel and. Egypt had exchanged parity with Israel. houses, $50,000 against William J. Carter, ffraone: ThartAay * SateiBay. If W. Nate St. tel. *22 6319. David L. Woodward to $1,360. property at 391 Nentew COJX. l £ j Iqual OppertanHy Lanfar Joseph J. Patti and Irene Center St. "1

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NATIONAl WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST Id 7 AM EST 1 -Z 7 - S3 3 30.00 •tiff Hews Briefing Water pressure low I AAini-mills New Hampshire challenge giants rating lowered neighborhood asserts lOWEtl MANCHESTER. N.H. (UPI) - TCMPERAIURES Standard and Poors has lowered the By Paul Hendrie ing repairs. He said in the past two return the area to the high CHARLOTTE, N.C. (U PI) -A rn eri- ratings on Public Service Co. of New Herald Reporter weeks his department contacted 33 pressures once enjoyed. But he ca’s giant steelmakers, already fight­ Hampshire’s bonds and preferred families that complained of water said such pressures are not needed ing a sagging economy, foreign im­ Residents of the neighborhood problems. Kandra said plumbing to meet household demands. He stock, citing a recent 44 percent near Parker and Porter streets ports and union unrest, are being increase in the estimated cost of the [ 2 3 " * " ’* ' ' ftS. solutions recommended by the said the goal is to get pressure into challenged on yet another front — UN Wl A^MtR rO lO CASl insisted Tuesday night that their Seabrook nuclear plant. town have satisfied 20 of these the 40-pound range. water problems can be solved only competition from the "mini-mill.” New Hampshire's largest utility families. A town plumber said in Edward A. Hachadourian, of 98 if they gel back their high water About 60 mini-mills around the nation raised the estimated cost of the plant many cases restrictive valves Weaver Road, said the neighbor­ pressure. They maintained that — mostly in the South and West — are from $3.56 billion to $5.12 billion last were installed, to cope with the hood was used to the high pres­ internal plumbing changes sug­ producing some steei products at costs month and upped the estimate again Weather high pressures. Replacing these sures and cannot be expected to well below the giant mills, and in many gested by the town Water Depart­ with full flow valves can improve change its habits now. l last week to $5.24 billiom r,. ment, along with already planned cases at prices rivaling the Japanese. The New 'York investment firm said water flow to the homes, he said. " I ’m not happy, because I had replacement of old 4-inch water And they are making a profit doing it. Tuesday that the utility’s ratings were James S. Siegal, of 54 Stephen these systems: in my house which mains will not give them sufficient F. Kenneth Iverson, president of the lowered, in part, because of the St., doubted that plumbing im­ were perfect before,” he said. water service. Charlotte, N .C-based NucorCorp., said “ additional stresses an increase of this Today’s forecast ^ ■ provements would solve the "You hired some people to im­ One reason his company earned $13.4 Public Works Director George magnitude can cause." problems. prove your water system and they Today considerable sunshine and colder. H i^ A. Kandra said that “ two-pronged million the first nine months of 1982 is m/. The firm lowered the ratings on the 'T v e lived in this house for more did a lousy job. If I pay taxes in its commitment to state-of-the-art temperature in the middle 30s. Westerly winds 10 to!® approach" recommended by the utility’s first mortgage bonds from'BB than 27 years," said Siegai. support of a system that gave me Metcalf & Eddy engineering firm technology. plus to BB. Ratings on general and miles an hour. Tonight partly cloudy. Low tempera­ “ We’ve never had a plumbing high pressure and someone came Nucor operates seven plants in South would provide water service “ ade­ refunding bonds were dropped from BB tures in the middle teens. Northwest winds around W problem internally that we haven’t along and changed it and chopped quate" to meet household and fire Carolina. Texas, Nebraska and Utah. minus to B plus and the preferred stock miles an hour. Thursday mostly sunny.and cold. H ij^ been able to take care of. We’ve hd it in half without asking me, then Typical of the mini-mill philosophy, temperature 25 to 30. Northwest winds 10 to 20 miles service needs. rating dropped from B plus to B. our own internal plumbing looked that’s a lousy way to run a Nucor concentrates its plants where it The Board of Directors toqk no First mortgage bond, are the most an hour. ' at and we still can't flush waste. I government." can operate with non-union labor and action Tuesday night because they secure type of debt, since they find it difficult to believe that after trim shipping costs by serving local wanted more time to study alterna­ The Metcalf & Eddy report did represent an obligation that must be 28 years of living with no problem Extended outlook tives. The board intends to take the recommend a way to restore a high markets. ppid before any other debts are repaid in the connection between the main Mini-mills produce specialized steel matter up at its February meeting. pressure zone in the, area. That or any profits are distributed to and the houses, 300 people sud­ poducts in small, new and efficient Extended outlook for New England Friday through " I still think we have a philoso­ would involve laying a new main shareholders. denly have a problem.” “■actories by melting scrap metal in Sunday: phical question here," Allen F. line, at'a cost of some $330,000, in Utility spokesman Nick Ashooh said Kandra said the high pressure Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut: Lutz, of 9 Stephen St. said Tuesday addition to the $300,000 necessary electric furnaces. <4he action was “ disappointing" just a could mitigate other plumbing Most of the major Northeastern steel Friday and Saturday sunny. Sunday a chance of rain night at a special meeting of the to replace the 4-inch mains. Those few days before a planned sale of up to problems that now have become factories, which were built 20 or more or snow showers. High temperature in the upper 20s directors meeting. It had been mains w(iuld havbe to be replaced $75 million in unsecured notes. But more evident because of the years ago, produce their steel from raw and lower 30s Friday warming to the middle 30s to called to discuss possible solutions in any event, the report said. The U P I photo Ashooh said the utility planned to pressure drop. materials in expensive-to-operate blast lower 40s by Sunday. Low temperature in the single to water service problems neigh­ report recommended against re­ proceed with the sale. He said replacement of the furnaces. numbers and teens Friday morning rising to the 20s borhood residents attribute to a turning the area to a high pressure “ The company continues to expe­ 4-inch mains in the neighborhood Mini-mill steel is converted into and lower 30s by Sunday morning. drastic drop in water pressure last zone. rience very weak cash earnings with 8- and 12-inch mains won't rollable billets on highly automated, Today in history Vermont: Fair Friday. -Quite cold. Highs in the spring. "I don’t think the Water protection resulting from statutory continuous-casting machines that teens to low 20s. Lows zero to 10 below north and zero Department has accepted the prohibition of a cash return on crank out ready-to-use steel in a matter to 10 above south. Chance of rain or snow Saturday. premise that people in the area On Jan. 26, 1950 India -ceased to be a British dominion and construction work in progress," said a of minute's. Flurries Sunday. Not quite as cold. Highs in the 20s to want higher pressure.It’s a reaso­ became the Republic of India. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Standard and Poors statement an­ Town joins vote low 30s. Lows around 10 north to the teens south. nable position for the people Nehru is seen as he put his signature to the constitution in New nouncing the ratings decline. Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Friday and Delhi. affected to have and that’s not Spaniards face Saturday. Chance of snow north and chance of rain or accepted.” snow south Sunday. Highs in the teens north and 20s About 30 people attended the new work hours Porn law to get south Friday warming to the mid and upper 30s by to kill highway meeting in the Lincoln Center Sunday. Lows near zero north and single numbers hearing room.They repeated com­ MADRID, Spain (U PI) — Mornings Insanity yerdict Divestment court challenge south warming to the teens and 20s by Sunday. plaints that appliances , — like Interstate 84 in East Hartford to a may never be the same in Spain’s HARTFORD — Manchester dishwashers — and toilets don’t proposed section of Interstate 291 government office buildings now that change proposed strike continues PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — It Mayor Stephen T. Penny joined 18 work properly, since their pres­ in South Windsor. everyone has to get to work on time. appears at least two local stores other officials of a regional HARTFORD (U PI) - A new verdict National forecast sure dropped last spring from the It would have linked with the The new socialist government of charged with violating the city’s new planning agency in voting to scrap — "guilty but mentally ill" — would be WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (UPI) - too pound per square inch range to Bisscll Bridge and Interstate 91. Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez this anti-obscenity ordinance will plead By United Press international Little Rock r 48 37 the stale’s plan to build Inter-state added to Connecticut's statutes under a Six Williams College students main­ HI Lo PCD 67 57 the 35 to 40 pound range. The The connector was only the week made good on a campaign innocent and challenge the law in court. City & Pest Los Angeles cv '284 through the Connecticut River bill proposed in reponse to the case of tained their hunger strike — three for AltHiQuerque c 47 25 .01 Louisville s 39 32 pressure decrease was a result of second road project the council has promise to end the time-honored The owners of two other businesses 25 21 SO 34 flood plain from East Hartford to John W. Hinckley, the man who the fifth day — but the college trustees Anchorage cy Memphis cy the townwide water improvement rejected in nearly 10 years of tradition of ioose hours in the public said they would most likely challenge Asheville cy 39 30 Miami Beach c 70 57 South Windsor. admitted shooting President Reagan. said they would not sell $6 million in Atlanta pc 50 28 29 17 program, for which voters ap­ review. Members also recom­ bureaucracy, with an official show-up the law, but hadn’t made a final MlIvYOUkee Pc The verdict proposed in the Legisla­ stock in firms doing busine.ss in South Billings cy 27 14 MInneopolis pc 14 01 proved a $20-million bond issue The Capitol Region Council of mended the state Department of time of 8 a.m. decision. Birmingham r 40 31 Noshvllle cv 41 35 ture’s Judiciary Committee would Africa. Governments’ Policy Board voted Transportation gel permission to But Tuesday, after two mornings of “ It’s censorship, total censorhip," Boston c 54 31 New Orleans r 62 51 several years ago. apply in cases where a person, at the In a public letter released Tuesday, Brwnsvil Tx.pc 7 3 --27 New York cv 46 33 Kandra said many of the prob­ 19-4 Tuesday against the project, transfer $.50 million in federal clock-watching, it was a promise civil said Charles Graten, manager of The time of the crime, was not insane but the trustees indicated they wou Id not be Buffalo s 34 16 !bi Oklohm Ctv c 31 11 Herald photo by Pinto lems residents have experienced proposed as a 3.3-mile connector funds to other road projects in the servants were not so sure they wanted Treasure Chest adult books store. Chrlstn S.C. pc 55 40 Phllodelphla cv 47 30 suffering from a mental illness. It forced into divesting and would con- ’ can be solved with internal plumb- from the Governor Street exit of region. kept. “ There’s no freedom of choice Charitt N.C. cy 5t 27 Phoenix c 69 48 would not relieve the accused of tinue to make deposits in banks that Chicogo s 31 19 !bi Pittsburgh cy 34 28 Government workers, trying to ad­ nowadays. That’s what it boils down to. Signup session responsibility. make loans to South Africa. But they Clevelond s 34 26 Portlond Me. c 45 27 just to the change, wandered around It’s got to stop somewhere," Graten Columbus s 34 30 Portland Ore. r 51 47 Hinckley, who admitted trying to kill added they wiU maintain their policy of Business was brisk Tuesday night at school department adult education with dark circles under their eyes. said Tuesday. "It’s becoming a police Doll os pc 57 39 Providence c 44 31 President Reagan in March 1981, was urging that the loans should help Denver pc 3; 22 .02 Richmond pc 51 29 Fire Calls Clocks have been smashed, and par­ state, or maybe a religious state.” tiling Junior High School, when resi­ courses. VEHICLE EMISSIONS found innocent by reason of insanity. benefit the black majority in the Des Moines cy 31 12 .20 St. Louis s 36 31 ents bring their children to work until Graten said he will challenge the Detroit PC 36 19 Solt Lok Ctvcv 39 30 dents had the chance to sign up for There was an uproar following the white-ruled nation. TEST they leave for school. summons “ as far as it can be taken." Duluth c 04<-14 Son Antonio pc 62 39 Lane. (Town) Medical call, 40 Hemlock verdict by people who said Hinckley The letter issued by Charles Mott, El Paso c 61 31 Son Diego cv 67 SB Tolland Monday, 10:57 p.m. — Suddenly, there are massive traffic The Treasure Chest was one of eight Hartford c 45 26 San Frondsc r 60 SO St. (Town) Why wait In long should have been found guilty. chairman of the trustees’ finance 73 Medical call. .27.. £ast jams and vicious battles for parking businesses to become the first prose- Honolulu c SI SonJuonpc . 2 4* Monday, 10:28 Tucaday, p.m. — i i t i m t ...... Under the verdict proposed by the eommittaar called the ettrike* "clearly V ■ cliteir*'Tor violatlh'g the’-cl'tyi anti- In d la n o p glt* » > *3’ SM M ien a H ‘--M 47 Middle Turnpike. s p a c e s . 57 39 Ghimney fire, 45 Midland Person trapped , in eleva­ committee Tuesday, a defendant would unsatisfactory and unconducive to the Jackson Miss, r Spokoner 44 38 Gan Highland Park be kejyf (District) Why taka time off obscenity. law, which took effect last tor, Quality Inn. 47 Hart­ be guilty and treatment would be Jacksonville c 57 32 Tom poc 67 41 Road, Coventry: (South well-being of the college” month. The shop operators are slated to Konsos City s 33 28 .09 Woshington pc 48 37 Tuesday, 1:10 a.m. — ford Turnpike (Town) from work? provided until he or she was no longer The letter also said the trustees are Las Vegos cy 56 42 34 X Coventry) Coast Guard appear in court Feb. 10. Wlchlto PC Medical call, 39H Blu- Tuesday, 7:49 p.m, — mentally ill. The defendant then would "not convinced that divestment has Tuesday, 10:28 a.m. — Retired motor vehi­ e/ield Drive. (Town) Medical call, 79 Lakewood cutter leaking be returned to jail to complete a any impact on corporations" and they Ambulance call. Shore c le inspector will a school? Panel to find out Drive, Coventry. (South Tuesday, 5:25 a.m. — Circle S. (Town) sentence. “ think it is more effective ... to remain Automobile accident, In­ pickup your car, run It Coventry) Tuesday, 8:32 p.m. — SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) - A Coast "A major battle can be expected” involved" and voice their opinions as Bay State tax terstate 84. (Town) tiirough the test, & Guard cutter with a crew of 53 aboard over the issue of insanity pleas, stockholders — "except in those Lottery Truck fire. Center and return it to your door tee. Dyer said. The remainder will take another, closer look at the Tuesday, 7:22 a.m. — was leaking in high winds and heavy predicted Rep. Richard Tulisano, By Raymond T. DeMeo Adams streets (Town) extreme cases when communication is report released be named by local PTA represen­ possibility of joint use of Highland Smoke alarm, 709 Main for $20.00 seas today about 1,100 miles west of D-Rocky Hill, co-chairman of the not possible." Herald Reporter Manchester Tuesday, 10:14 p.m. — tatives, he said. Park. St. (Town) committee. He said the measure is Medical call, 73 Maple St. California. The six students — three of whom BOSTON (U PI) — Massachusetts Should Highland Park School, Once the committee is formed, “ We’re not going to let it (the Monday, 3:44 p.m. — Tuesday. 10:22 a.m. — Cdlll Mr. Ward A Coast Guard spokesman said the based on recommendations made by Winning numbers 9468. (Town) joined the strike Tue.sday — were has more firefighters per capita than targeted by the school administra­ "w e ’ll try and move it along a little idea of joint use) die. If it does die, Car fire, Borad Street and Alarm malfunction, Illing cutter Planetree reported the 180-foot the Law Revision Commission after the drawn Monday in New Rhode Island daily: Wednesday, 3:49 a.m. subsisting on vitamins, water and a any other state and twice as many as tion for shutdown next year, sit idle faster than some of these commit­ it will be after it’s been thoroughly Center Street. (Town) J.unior High School. vessel was on a training cruise from Hinckley verdict. England: 0950. The 4-40 Jackpot — Medical call, 1 Main St. 643-5336 teaspoon of honey daily and were being the national average, the Massachu­ while it’s not in use? Should it be tees have moved in the past," he studied and rejected,” Dyer said. Monday. 5:06 p.m. — (Town) Juneau, Alaska, to Honolulu when the Connecticut daily: 217. numbers were 20-04-3^24 (District) checked by doctors. They said they setts Taxpayers Foundation stated in a converted to elderly housing, or a said. Smoke alarm. 72D Pascal Tuesday, 7:16 p.rri, — storm battered two holes in it. The Play Four number with a jackpot of $13,740. “ I like the concept of joint use,” Volunteers dole wouid fast and remain in the school report released Tuesday. center for social service agencies? D YER IS ONE of three board “ Both of these have been temporar­ was 8884. Vermont daily: 301. said Cassano, one of the architects administration building until their Massachusetts also spends twice the Should it be turned over to the members who voted last spring ily patched and they have reduced the Maine daily: 408. Massachusetts daily; of the plan to use the old section of CUSTOM MADE out free lunches demands were met. national average for fire protection and town, where the Board of Directors against closing Highland Park in flooding which was at 30-50 gallons per New Hampshire daily: 7009. Bennet Junior High School for WESTPORT (U PI) — Volunteers has 23 firefighters per 10,000 residents. can decide what to do with it? Or 1984. He, Dr. John Malone and Woman charged hour down to three to five gallons per elderly housing. doled out free bagged lunches to the Panel rejects The Bay Slate also has 12 percent more should it be closed at all? former board member Carolyn hour. " said Coast Guard spokesman Cassano said the citizen’s com­ town’s needy today from temporary police than the national average, the • On Monday, the Board of Becker argued that the adminis­ SLIPCOVERS Ray Massey. mittee will give residents of the quarters happy that an agreement was Insurance bills report added. *Directors-Board of Education sub­ tration hadn't considered alterna­ A C-130 transport was circling the Highland Park neighborhood a in check case Large Fabric Selection reached paving the way for a perman­ “ A Massachusetts Primer: Econom­ committee on school use will form tives to closing and hadn’t made Planetree and the Japanese freighter chance to determine what happens Professionally Cut, Sewn B Fitted ent soup kitchen in the wealthy ics and Public Finance,” was prepared still another committee — this one sufficient plans for what to do with local resident, who gave a River Aco was rerouted and steaming Almanac to their school. A cleaning lady who HARTFORD (UPI) - The Legisla­ as a statistical study of the state’s comprising of 11 citizens — to the school after its closing. statement that he didn’t toward the crippled cutter. It was due community. police say has been ille­ 35 Windsor Ave. An offer by Save The Children Inc. to ture’s Insurance and Real Estate economy and finances, and estimated come up with answers to those One idea that’s been tossed “ If it can work out that Highland know Ms. Brown was to arrive in the area about 2 p.m. PST gally cashing checks on Rockville or Call use part of its downtown building for a Committee approved and rejected a the 1982 overall tax burden was 12 questions. around since is the sharing of Park doesn’t have to be closed, cashing checks on his Thursday. her employer’s checking community kitchen was accepted batch of bills on the regulation of auto, percent higher than the national One question they won’t be asked school and non-school uses in the then I think we’re doing something account. Ms. Brown, The Coast Guardocutter High Endu­ Today is Wednesday, Jan. 26, the 26th day of 1983 with account was arrested r a w Tuesday by the Homeless People life and health insurance. average. to answer is whether or not the same building. for the people in that community,” according to a police 8726400 rance was dispatched from Honolulu to 339 to follow. Tuesday, police said Committee, which organized the distri­ More than 80 measures were ap­ The tax cut law Proposition 2'A has school administration was right in In October, architect Richard he said report, said the employer escort the Planetree either to Hawaii or ’The moon is moving towOrd its full phase. today. bution of the bagged lunches. proved Tuesday by the committee, had an effect though, the M TF report singling out Highland Park as the Mankey of Manchester drew up BOTH D YER and Cassano said Juanita Brown. 30, of had given her the checks. the West Coast, but was not expected to ’The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn, The 20 bagged lunches each contain­ which aiso killed a series of proposals said. In 1981, the tax burden was 18 school to be closed at the end of the plans for the proposed joint use of the work of the school use and East Hartford, was In an unrelated arrest be on the scene until 4 p.m. ES’I'Friday, The evening stars are Venus and ^ r s . ing a sandwich, a can of juice and a to extend the state’s no fault insurance percent higher than the U.S. average. 1983-84 school year, when projec­ Highland Park as an elementary citizen’s committees wouldn’t en­ charged with criminal Tuesday, police charged PUBLIC NOTICL! Massey said. to motorcycles. Public welfare and local schools still Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. tions of pupil enrollment decline Massey said the vessel was "hove to." piece of fruit were distributed at noon school and apartments for the croach on the administrative pre­ attempt to commit sixth- Susan Ann Briere, 22, of 71 FREE!! Also killed by the panel were are the largest expenditures. Welfare Gen. Douglas MacArthur and cartoonist and Indicate it won’t be needed. FREE!! > today, proceeding into the storm just from the town’s central fire station. elderly. The plans called for rogatives of the school superin­ degree larceny and third- Cooper St., with two The agreement between the private measures to provide group health and costs are 38 percent of spending and playwright Jules Feiffer were born on Jan. 26 — " I can assure you we’re not enou gh to maintain steering conversion of the school’s old wing tendent’s office. degree forgery. Police counts of issuing a bad BLOOD organization and the committee was life insurance for unemployed fourth highest in the country. Schools MacArthur in 1880, Feiffer in 1929. going to reopen the issue of into 10 apartments, leaving room capabilities. “ I agree, it’s a fine line between indicated that further check. Police said Ms. regarded as a major breakthrough'by individuals. take 46 percent of local spending. On this date in history: whether to close this school or The weather at the scene included for six classrooms — one for each policy and administration here, charges may be coming Briere turned herself in PRESSURE two men who began a hunger strike Among the measures the committee Other prominent statistics include: In 1841, Hong Kong was proclaimed a sovereign another school,” said school board 35-foot seas with swells tp 55 feet and grade — in the rest of the building. but I think it’s part of board policy because there is still an when learning that there TAKEN BY Jan. 16 to protest the lack of a soup decided to present before public —Whites are 93.5 percent of the, territory of Britain. member Richard W. Dyer, a CLINIC A constant winds of 50 knots, occasionaly School Superintendent James P. to decide how a resource is dealt investigation into more was a warrant for her hearings were proposals to allow population. In 1950, India ceased to be a British dominion and Jnember of the school use REGISTERED gusting up to 100 mph, he said. kitchen in the town. Kennedy has problems with this with, ” Dyer said. checks cashed illegally arrest. She was released "The decision is an absolutely co.version of insurance for a divorced —The Fall River-New Bedford became the Republic of India. subcommittee. idea. "It just doesn’t offer enough NURSE "The low pressure system it is Cassano said the citizen’s com­ over the past two weeks. on a written promise to ._ wonderful demonstration that West- spouse, prohibit the assigment of auto area’s economy grew 4 percent more In 1979, Nelson Rockefeller, former vice president and • “ We’re looking for a group of space for a worthwhile educational encountering is stationary and is mittee would help in long-term Police said Ms. Brown appear in Manchester Su­ port is a caring community and that the insuVance rates by teritority and than the state average in the 1970s, but fourtime governor of New York, died in New York City. civic-minded people with the kind program," he said, pointing out expected to last for two to three days, so planning for Highland Park. “ We was trying to cash a $210 perior Court Feb. 7. effect of care can never be lessened requiring insurance companies to per capita income there is 18 percent .of expertise we’re lacking in — that the plan left no room for a AT: LIGGETT PHARMACY and she's basically not going anywhere," In 1980, Canada smuggled out of Iran six American aren’t about to tell Kerihedy how to check on her employer’s Police also arrested when it is really needed," said John notify the state motor vehicles depart­ lower and unemployment is the state’s somebody with experience in engi­ school library or special education Douglas M. Leonard, 33, PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE Massey said. diplomats who were hidden for three months in the run his school system but we are account at a local bank Roorbarch, one of the hunger strikers. ment of termination of coverage. highest. neering, for example. It’s going to classrooms. Canadian Embassy in Tehran. about to decide whether there are when bank officials, say­ of Vernon, with a drunk TIME: EVERY THURSDAY S PM TO 9 PM be a good'bipartisan committee of While Kennedy said joint school alternatives to closing a school." ing they were suspicious driving charge Monday. Co-tponaored at a COMMUNITY SERVICE by real concerned citizens,” Dyer use is “ an idea we should continue He was ordered to appear A thought for the day: English essayist William he said. of the account because lIGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH A Hazlitt said, “ The love of liberty is the love of others; said. to look at,” he added it has several checks between in court Feb. 8. AT THE PARKADE NUTRITION CENTER “ I want to know before Highland the love of power is the love of ourselves.” He said the subcommittee is "lim ited possibilities” at Highland $150 and $240 had been Peopletalk trying to find people to serve on the Park, because the building is so Park is dumped on us (the Board of allegedly cashed by Ms, citizens’ group. “ We have no small. Directors) what's going to be done Brown recently, notilied ■names at this point,” he said. D]fer and town director Stephen with it,” he added. police. will be "Saving New York’s Waterways," and the they’re incredibly dumb." Each member of the school use Cassano, another member of the The school use subcommittee A police investigation Under the lamplight invitation committee. includes Dan Aykroyd, William Bell, university professor of entomol­ subcommittee will select Qjjjft school use subcommittee, say they will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in revealed that Ms. Brown member of the citizen’s cornmiL want the citizen’s subcommittee to the Lincoln Center hearing room. ! Sm what 99$ will get you at Gene. Langan VW Harry Belafonte, Bjorn Borg, David Bowie. ogy and White’s research adviser, said of the fly lHaiuhfBtrr Hrralft was a cleaning lady for a I on Saturday Jan. 29, 1983 Christie Brinkley, Dick Cavett and Meryl Streep. study: “ The big question is how many calcula­ Happy birthday to Norbert Schuitze, who is 72 “ We know more about the moon than the rivers tions is the fly making — or is it making none at Richard M. Diamond, Publisher I Our akilled tachnlcians will diagnoao today. He is the German composer who wrote the in New York," Hoffman said at a news all?” Thomas J. Hooper, General Manap' I your Volkawagen In the lollowing areas: music for “ Lili Marlene," the song that become a conference. "This is a crazy mix-up in priori­ jinners this week hit on both sides of the front line in World War II. ties." USPS 327-500 VOL. Oil, NoT98w aORIDK SEMOR SPECUU. ■ t ; check engine Blranamlaalon tor leaka S) check ahocka Schuitze, who now lives in West Germany, Seeger, who sails the Hudson in his sloop, Glimpses motorcoaghtour I 2J check engine compreaalon 7} check battery wrote other songs. But with titles such as “ Bombs Clearwater, to protest water pollution, said, “ I PMblished dally except Sunday Suggested carrier ratee are in Hawaii trip cantest 1 3) check belt tenalon 8) check llghta, horn, wipera Against England" and “ Forward With Rommel" really think this is one big crisis we’ve brought Julie Christie will be in London Feb. 3 to attend and certain holidaya by the SI.20 weekly, $8.12 for one 1 4) check cooling ayatem 9) check Iront end Manchester Publishing Co., 16 month, S1S.3S for three montha, ORLMBO & POMPANO BEACH they never made the U.S. charts. uponourseives and we’re either going to beat it or the Command Performance of her film, “ Heat 1 5) check brake ayatem 10) road teat automobile He also wrote the music Nazi propaganda Brainard Place. Manchester, $30.70 for alx montha and 961.40 it’s going to beat us." and Dust,” for Britain’s royal family ... Conn. 06040. Second class Ifor one year. Mall ratee are The following have Murphy, Ms. Ellz Marco, ick, Naomi Zima, Bob Minister Josef Goebbels played before the official March 15-20,1983 I Detect your car’s symptoms now' and prevent futura costly repairs, Linda Ronstadt is due in New York to attend the postage paid at Manchester, available on request. qualified in the Manches­ E. Beecher, Joan Sulli­ Williams, F. Johnson, announcement of the war with Poland. Schuitze Feb. 18 premiere of her film. “ The Pirates of Conn. POSTMASTEP; Send ad­ ter Herald’s Hawaii Trip van, A.I. Adams, Anthony Patty Terhune. Irene Kal-1 14Daya-SMMl« I space is limited and the diagnosis will be done by appointment said Goebbels locked him in a room until became Penzance," at the New York Shakespeare dress changes to the Manchester To place e claesifled or dieplay contest. Lumbruno, Sheila siak, Rick Osborne, Ben | onlylll So call today and take advantage of this service. No repair up with the music Goebbels thought suitable. Quotes of the day Festival theater... Herald, P.O, Box 591. advertisement, or to report a Manchester, Conn. 06040. news Item, story or picture idee, P. W. Moyer, Dennis Williams. Rubin. work will be done on Saturday. Simon & Garfunkel are off to tour Australia, Janet Smith', M ary e r ''«tt|y-ri • •■> ' , v - •

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 26. 1983 MANCHKSTER HERALD, Wed., Jan. 26. 1983 - 5 M o r e arrests likely NBC: Pope Fuel leak may delay flight again Gockdown plann^ CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. flammable hydrogen gas found in installed lor 'I'uesaay s test will son and Story Musgrave. replaced with the slightly less- another like it, originally Sche­ plotters also (UPl) — Officials say there the shuttle’s tail section during a show at least which engine is After the hydrogen buildup was powerful engines from the shuttle duled to go up in June during definitely is a fuel leak in space similar firing Dec. 18 came from a leaking. found in December, however, the Columbia, which has flown five Challenger’s third flight, must be on cyanide threats shuttle Challenger’s main engine fuel leak within the engine system. "That will be a real detective launch was postponed until late successful missions. in place to provide virtually system, and detective work needed continuous orbital communica­ job, and one that will be difficult,” '' February so ’Tuesday’s repeat test Abrahamson said no launch date to find the elusive leak may delay , It was a discovery official's had he told a news conference. could be conducted. tions before Challenger can be NEW ORLEANS (UPl) - Offi­ sample Irom the Hammond water the craft’s maiden flight until late hoped not to make, because an can be set until the fuel leak is launched on a fourth mission Asked after the news conference Abrahamson said a third test­ located and fixed, or, until a way cials arrested six people in a string system, but subsequent samples eyed Wajesa March. internal leak could pose a fire how much delay he expected, firing may be required. He said it carrying Spacelab and an interna­ can be found to keep the hydrogen of cyanide poisoning threats revealed none. hazard during a real launch. Abrahamson replied: “Two weeks might even be necessary to re­ tional crew of six astronauts. against dozens of Louisiana water "We do not feel there is any That delay in turn, guarant^s Just where the leak is remains a buildup from posing a fire hazard. additional delays in two subse­ minimum. I would say between move one of Challenger’s engines systems and said they were close organized effort," State Police reported. mystery that has baffled engiheers that and three to four weeks.” and take it to a special test site at Challenger’s main payload, a Abrahamson said he still hopes to more arrests today in the scare Commander Grover "Bo" Garri­ NEW YORK (UPl) — Polish quent shuttle flights and threatens since December, despite their best to achieve the September launch of Solidarity union leader Lech Kalb, referring to a report, the plans for an international Spacelab , Challenger — second in Ameri­ Bay St. Louis, Miss., fora checkout large tracking and data relay — not believed part of an organized son said. “There have been differ­ network aired four months ago on efforts. ca’s fleet of space freighters — — a task that would take three to satellite, was removed for Tues­ Spacelab. But he acknowledged] effort. ent voices — male and female Walesa nearly became another mission Sept. 30. time is critical because the latest target of the same two men who the possibility of Bulglirian and Lt. Gen. James Abrahamson, originally had been scheduled to four weeks. day’s test and will not be put back An angry Gov. Dave Treen voices." blast off on its five-day first flight At worst, Abrahamson said, all aboard until the leak problem is delay in Challenger’s first flight Hammond officials shut down allegedly plotted the assassination Soviet involvement in the plot to Officials said a 24-second test­ associate NASA administrator, promised Tuesday to "spare no kill the pope, said, “The evidence firing of the three main engines said he hopes a detailed analysis of Monday, carrying astronauts Paul three of Challenger’s engines solved, he said. also will cause delays in the ship s expense" in tracking down the their system Monday night after attempt against Pope John Paul II, second and third missions. NBC news reports. nqw is even more persuasive.” Tuesday proved beyond doubt the data from special instruments Weitz, Karol Bobko, Donald Peter­ might have to be removed and That tracking satellite and callers, who had threatened to taking an anonymous phone "And yet, the Reagan ad^kis- poison at least 53 water systems, threat. “But for whatever reason the attempt never took place, ” Marvin tration is etching no prol^F in and assembled a state-federal task "There could have been cyanide courage in this matter, allowing force to combat the bizarre introduced” to the Hammond Kalb, NBC diplomatic correspond­ outbreak. water, said Dan Strecker, a ent, said Tuesday in an updated Italy to stand alone against the By late Tuesday authorities had chemist and lab supervisor for version of the network’s program, fury of the Soviet Union. Tri-nation satellite launched arrested five teenagers in various West Paine Laboratories in Baton "The Man who Shot the Pope — a Study in Terrorism.” "Indeed, some key officials of communities and a 20-year-old Rouge. “But, based on the huge the CIA, here and in Washington, Gonzales man. State police said quantities of water you’re dealing Kalb, in a report from Rome, said Mehmet Ali Agca, the Turk are actively discouraging Ameri­ moref arrests wereexpected today. with in a municipal system, you can newsmen and Italian investi­ to look far into the universe "I want the perpetrators of this could put cyanide in it that's not jailed for shooting the pope, and Sergei Ivanov Antonov, who was gators from pursuing the obvious crime to know they will be detected." leads," NBC said. VANDENBERG AIR FORCE tories at Chilton, England. Scientists said some objects prosecuted to the absolute limit of State health officials said minute head of the Bulgarian Airlines expected to be visible to the office in Rome, once discussed BASE, Calif. (UPl) — A tri-nation Scientists say the satellite tele­ the law," Treen said. "The head of amounts of cyanide can occur "Why? Surely not because they satellite powered by the sun began scope will open up virtually the telescope include the center of the the state police has been instructed naturally in water. Lafayette assassinating Walesa. believe the Russians are innocent. a two-week test period in earth’s entire universe to mapping, and Milky Way galaxy, which is hidden he is to spare ho expense. We're May or Dud Lastrapes said It would Their discussion in Rome report­ from view by dust clouds; the birth edly coincided with Walesa’s visit Part of the explanation lies in the orbit today before scientists “blow greatly expand man’s capability to going to put an end to this take some 14 tons of cyanide to ironic fact that many in the U.S. the cover off” its telescope and fathom space. of stars from the collapse of foolishness." affect his city's system, and even to the Vatican in January 1981 — and Western Europe would rather peer for the first time into the The Jet Propulsion Laboratory superheated clouds; the deaths of The anonymous phone threats, that would be insufficient to pose four months after he led the August not be presented with proof of Milky Way and beyond. in Pasadena, Calif., the project stars as they exhaust their nuclear beginning last Thursday in St, health hazards. 1980 uprising in Gdansk, Poland, Soviet complicity at this time. A huge Delta rocket carried the manager, said the satellite is in a fuel; dense molecular clouds in Gabriel and spreading to other State Police Lt. Ronny Jones that gave birth to the independent satellite into space Tuesday night polar orbit circling the earth every space between the stars and communities during the weekend, said four 14-year-olds were ar­ Solidarity trade union. "In their minds, that could in what project officials called "a 103 minutes. objects — including other galaxies puzzled authorities and deprived rested Tuesday. He said the youths Antonov has been charged by shatter hopes for detente, trade flawless, beautiful launch” that A joint mission of the United — far beyond the Milky Way. up to a quarter-million people of — two from Basile and one each Italian authorities with active and arms agreements,” NBC said. will allow humankind to see States, the Netherlands and the The heart of IRAS is a telescope tap water Monday, until the from Lake Arthur and Abbeville — UPl photo complicity in the May 13, 1981, Both Bulgaria and the Soviet farther into space than ever United Kingdom, the Infrared designed to detect infrared energy systems could be tested for poison. were released to their parents. attempt on the pope’s life. “Agca before. Astronomical Satellite is designed as faint as. 1 million of a trillionth of On Tuesday, traces of the poison Jones would not say how police LOUISIANA WATER SAMPLES CHECKED said they discussed a plan to Union have denied involvment in Dr. Walter H. Corkern of U. of Southwestern Louisiana the attempt on the pope’s life. “All events occurred on time, to search distant stars and galax­ a watt per square centimeter. were detected in initial tests on a tracked down the suspects. assassinate Walesa.’’ Kalb ' separation occurred as scheduled ies from the heat they give off. and the satellite was seen over the When it reaches polar orbit 560 Weighing 1,782 pounds, the satel­ tracking station in England,” miles above the earth, scientists lite’s key detector unit will be Frank Bristow of the Jet Propul­ say, it will be far beyond the cooled by 125 gallons of helium to sion Laboratory reported shortly infrared-absorbing molecules of minus 455 degrees Fahrenheit to Chemical company blast after launch. water vapor and carbon dioxide in minimize the effects of infrared "The spacecraft is now on its the atmosphere and will be able to emissions from the satellite itself. own, drawing power from the detect heat sources far more UPl photo sun," he said. "The next big event distant than ever before. IRAS, which is 12-feet high and that killed four investigated comes in five days when we blow "If it works the way we expect, 7-feet in diameter, will collect 900 t off the cover over the telescope.” we ought to be able to survey 95 million bits of information during It’s a small world Following a two-week checkout percent of the sky in the infrared,” its 14 daily orbits and twice a day, LEHI, Utah (UPl) - Investiga­ investigators blocked off the im­ gone. When we got there, all that in space, the satellite will begin its said Caltech astronomer Gerry during passes over tracking sta­ John Clappi, 9, paints a w orld globe in regional school. The p ro je c t is fo r a tors today sought the cause of a mediate area because of fears was left was a hole." seven-month survey of deepest Neugebauer, the American tions in England, will fire its social studies class. blast at an explosives manufactur­ 0 fourth grade class at St. Lucy, a there were still undetonated explo­ The building was in an area space and transmit its data to science team leader for the information back to earth at the. Newport County (R.l.) Catholic ing plant that killed four em­ sives nearby. called the "A" site, comprised of Rutherford and Appleton Labora­ project. rate of I million bits per second. ployees, rocked houses 20 miles Witnesses said the blast shook seven other buildings, all of which away and left nothing but a hole houses 20 miles away, spewed sustained damage, said Sheriff's where a two-story building once debris several hundred yards and Lt. Gary Clayton. stood. threw the body of one victim 35 Killed were Gean Beall, Ray Investigators called Tueday's feet. His was the only body found. Lunt and Mark Ward, all of Female heart attack victims to be studied explosion an accident, but would "My heart is still about halfway American Fork, and Stacy Smith New Hampshire not speculate on the cause until the to my throat," said IRECO project of Orem. All four men reportedly PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPl) — A Brown University dying of a heart attack during sexual intercourse, the heart attack. special team from the Treasury engineer Bud Snedecor. " I was were in their 20s. A fifth IRECO person who always dies is the man," Ms. Monteiro researcher has been awarded a $136,000 grant to study "If you ask women what their greatest health threat Department’s Alcohol, Tobacco picking up pipe fittings in one of the employee was treated for shock, primary battle the care.of women heart attack victims, a group often said. and Firearms Bureau finishes its metal buildings behind the plant after the explosion. Women also seem to downplay the incidence of is. they will say breast cancer," Ms. Monteiro said. examination. ignored in the research of coronary disease. when the blast knocked the door James Parcell, a state boiler The three-year study is important because research A team of federal investigators open and I saw a fireball outside. inspector, said he was checking gains steam £roixv tlvrouaKout iKo W ootom . TJciL Vo run un«s of tho atljncont toviiltiinga at ttf^ dealios .with wqmen heart attack victims arej:.are. ted States arrived at the isolated down there or stay back in case complex when the explosion even though women represent nearly 40 percent of IRECO Chemical Plant to search there were more explosions. "knocked me off my feet.” UPl photo CONCORD, N.H. (UPl) — The battle to keep those stricken. Women also seem to be more likely the debris of what had been a "The explosion nearly knocked "I went outside and saw that one New Hampshire’s first-in-the nation presidential than men to die after heart attacks, but scientists are 20-by-60-foot, concrete structure. us off our feet .. we knew we INVESTIGATORS STAND IN CRATER LEFT BY CHEMICAL EXPLOSION primary has gained steam with House Speaker at a loss to explain why. building was leveled and there was Lois Monteiro, a nurse and associate professor of Utah County Sheriff Mack Hol­ couldn’t help those who were in the extensive damage to the surround­ ... four IRECO Chemical Co. employees were killed in blast Monday John Tucker indicating that a new law may be in ley said federal, state and county building because it was totally ing area," he said. the offing to ensure the state’s front-runner community health at Brown, will study whether the status. recovery rate for female heart attack victims can be National Democratic Party rules changes may improved if they are visited at home by nurses who JANUARY 1983 force New Hampshire to share its March 6,1984, specialize in cardiac rehabilitation. Get the Want Ad habit . . read and use the little ads in She said there is a notion that a heart attack is "a A/U'S HAWMI ’83 Classified regularly. SUN TUE WED THU FRI SAT primary date with Vermont and Massachusetts. NJ. schoolchildren That has raised more than a few hackles in the man’s disease." "If you think of every dirty joke about someone Granite State where the presidential primary and V ia ■CLIP i SAVE- the millions it brings into the economy are as WEV LIKE A DATE WITH YOU! highly regarded as the Old Man of the Mountains. toddlers fingerprinted NOW YOU CAN SHIP DIRECT FROM MANCHESTER UniTED AIRLINES ^ WHAT ABOUT THE 28tll? Tucker said Tuesday he has directed the DO IT YOURSaF" EXPRESS PACKAGE SERVICE chairman of the House Statutory Revision A GIFT NEW FOR YOU, YOUR CHILD. OR A FRIEND LINDEN, N.J. (UPl) - Union devised the identification system last Committee to schedule public hearings with an 8-DAY HULIDAYS County ordered its sheriff's deputies to July after reading a Reader’s Digest eye toward drafting legislation to ensure New TAKE THAT DANCE CLASS YOU VE BEEN TO POLAND Hampshire retains its first-in-the-nation status. county schools for mass fingerprinting article on missing children, said the WANTING TO A T W AIKIKI of schoolchildren. 'The kids had done prints will be kept by parents and JAZZ MODERN DANCE BALLET nothing wrong, but they were undergo­ PACK EVERYTHING 8 There is already a law on the books that entered in FBI computers in Washing­ requires New Hampshire to hold the first PRE BALLET ing frightful punishment by the looks on ton, D.C., should the child be lost, WE SHIP ANYWHERE primary. But House Minority Leader Chris Dally Departures their faces. Or abducted. run away. Spirou, D-Manchester, has vowed to introduce a This coupon enable you A crying Luke Brophy, 3, cringed and More than 10 percent of the 1 million )THE NEW ENGLAND resolution to hold the primary on “Thanksgiving tried to wipe his eyes with ink-stained youngsters who disappear each year 10 11 12 13 1 4 15 Day” if necessary to keep New Hampshire first. hands after a uniformed sheriff’s are never found, and more than 6,000 SHIPPING STORES* to receive 10% OFF your NEW YORK from*5 9 9 - officer pressed the child’s tiny fingers unidentified bodies are buried each PACKING MATERIALS • MOVING SUPPLIES Tucker said the public hearings would be held second semester tuition at to a printed form. year. “to gain a consensus on what action, if any, those His mother, standing beside him, At the first fingerprinting session, on both sides of the aisle think should be taken and THE SCHOOL OF DANCE tried to reassure him, but the tears older students at St. Elizabeth’s » . 25B Olooit Street . / » 16 17 18 19 then draft it in the form of one reasoned piece of 32 Hebron Road, Bolton HARTFORD from*629 continued. Betty Ann Brophy, 34, of laughed and joked as their blackened 20 22 legislation with bipartisan support.” Offer good for NEW students only (Price varies depending on day ol Linden, hoped, along with hundreds of fingers were pressed to the charts, but CORNER C ^ r^ / A O A M S ^ o W E S L IV P L «j| ^ ($ ^ '| departuro and hotel category) other parents, that having a record of many of the younger ones burst into 6 4 6 -6 5 2 3 ' The DNC has said if Vermont and Massachu­ her child's fingerprints might help frightened tears. setts hold primaries that do not involve the cj t Fnenid Who Also Registers and Each ol You Will track him if he ever disappeared. Tracy Bramante, 13, an eighth ------CLI, . M V I — selection of delegates, it has no power to order .MVP An Fxlr.i 10 Discounl' Dance For As Little As S4 00 Pamper yourself with our DELUXE ESCORTED TRIPS 2 5 2 6 Per Week' Dance Bullons Will Be Given To All New “This program really doesn’t make grader at the school, said she thought them to move their primaries. S tu d en ts which feature sumptuous meals, me feel a whole lot safer,” she said. the program was "very importanl.” Luau, selected sightseeing, and deluxe hotels! "But it is comforting to know that I’ve ‘"There have been a lot of kidnap­ Classes Begin On January 31 done something to ensure his return if pings and rapes and now kids on the ITS INCOME TAX TIME April 1 4 th .... .3 Islands-- - 10 days/9 nights...... $1,199.00 something does happen.” street will feel much safer,” she said. We can organize your October let — 4 islands - - • IS days/14 nights...... $1,479.00 Union County officials, who began Sister Maureen James, the school iWoman claims ,646-5643To Register the voluntary program Tuesday at St. principal, said 486 of the school’s 504 records for accountant Elizabeth’s School, said most of the students are expected to be analyals. SPECIAL AAA DEPARTURES county’s 44,000 students will have their fingerprinted. i Guard sex bias at $869.00 or $929.00 Including tax and aarvice: prints recorded by spring. "If we just save one child, it’s worth SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCM April 14th, August let, October 6th — 10 days/9 nights. "Too many children are missing and it," she said. YOUR BUSINESS OFFICE BOSTON (UPl) — Rite Norton says she was fired 2 Islands, Oahu and Maui never identified," said John J.Troiano, She said the parents of about 18 164 E. Center SL 385 NORTH MAIN STREET EYEBALL OPTICAL from her job with the NaUonal Guard because she is a Inclusions: a county undersheriff. "Too many students asked their children not Mancheeter, CL 12:30 - 5:30 parents go through life never .knowing participate in the program because woman, but the Guard says Mrs. Norton threw tantrums * Round trip air from Hartford what happened to their children.” and refused to obey orders. „ , . _ _ . , with hot OMsI and tM d ira ^ service they felt it violated their civil liberties. General Bookkeepini S Typing Services ^ Mrs Norton told U.S. District Court Judge Rya Zobel Almost every other county in the Earlier this month, officiais in West CHILD CARE PROVIDED * 5 nights Hotel Accommodatloh In Waikiki. state has asked for information and Paterson began a simitar program, for your PARKINQ AVAILABLE AT CHILD : during the first day of a $80,000 trial Tuesday that she rrwO-FOR-ONE * Fresh flower Lai Greeting ^ Full color Memory Album i wants to return to the job she left three years ago to indicated they were considering sim­ and Troiano said communities in Smail Business ang Personal Naeds QUIDANCE CLINIC * Round trip tranaportation in Honolulu Including porterage ; 'save her reputation. IS BACK. ilar programs. Hudson and Essex counties are ex­ CALL 643-8111 FOR APPOINTMENT and baggage tips lor 2 bags per parson. Undersheriff John Troiano, who pected to do so soon. 6 4 7 -9 7 8 0 ^ Mrs. Zobel asked if she would work under the man WALK-IN DONORS WELCOME * Continontal Breakfast * Mai Tai Cocktail. Marge Lappen (jarolyn WMson * who fired her. Buy one, “Yes,” Mrs. Norton replied. * Services of Tour Counsellors In . Waikiki. Tfie following aponsora of (Aft ad a n halping (o make (Ala data poaaf- * Mrs. Zobel asked why. get one * Hawaiian Air flight to Maui. Sailor missing for 3 months spotted bla. ’ “To save face.” Mrs. Norton said,, her voice FREE. * 4 Nights Condominium or Hotel in Maui. , t^kbllng, then breaking into a sob. "I want * 4 Days Avia Car Rental in Maui. Something Different...... Wleh Someohe A ; ^H^body to know I didn’t do what he accused meof.” SATELLITE BEACH, "He must be all right. reabouts through a Cana­ Fla. (UPl) — Wayne He didn’t ask for help,” dian ham operator who ! SELECT YOUR DREAM VACATION NOW — AT AN AFFORDABLE, Dickinson, who set out on said Mrs. Dickinson, who Happy Birthday HIOHLAND PARK MARKET FAIRWAY DEPARTMENT STORE picked up a message from $2 ALL INCLUSIVE PRICE — NO EXTRA CHARGESI a solo Atlantic crossing in learned of her son’s whe­ the ship. with A Herald Happy Heart cr All Ratsa par parson, twin occupancy. a tiny sailboat and was not > Mrs. Norton, 29, formerly of Marlboro and now of heard from for almost Sunrise, Fla., has asked for $60,000 in back pay and ^5^ Toll-Fraa: 1-806/842-4320 Only HOLMES/WATKINS three months, was spotted WELCOME WAGON MANCHESTER STATE BANK reinstatement to her job as an equal opporiunity bobbing ’’merrily” along $6.00 FUNERAL HOME specialist for the Massachusetts National Guard at an Bifocals tnd plio(o|fey looses sliftitly u t r i TOR THE BEST IN TRAVEL — COMPARE! halfway to England. WANTS TO VISIT YOU' » annual salary of $23,000. "I had a strong feeling Just engaged? New parent? ' Mrs. Norton’s attorney, Mark Schreiber, said he Moved? I’d like to visit you with he was alive," the sailor’s LYNCH TOYOTA believed it was the first major sex discrimination mother, Peggy Dickinson, useful gifts and Information. I’ll HARRISON’S STATIONERS V! action ever taken against the Guard. The non-jury said from her home at also bring cards you can re­ ' trial was expected to take several days. NOW TWO LOCATIONS 391 BROAD ST. Satellite Beach Tuesday. deem for more gifts at local '' Mrs. Norton was the highest ranking female civilian businessea It’s a friendly visit Mrs. Dickinson said she MARLOW’S ROBERT J. SMITH INC. employee of the Guard at the time of her dismissal in MANCHESTER had learned herson used a to help you get answers about January 1980. She was also a sergeant first class in the TOEautCMiturSt Plwni B3, R o u t* S3 flareto catch the attention town, goods and services. All Call.... Guard, a rank she currently holds in the Army of a freighter, then spoke free to you. Reserve In Florida, where she moved with her M s n d m u to f V om on to the crew through a 643-2711 husband and two children following her dismissal. M M S 7 2 S75416S megaphone when the ship CHENEY BROTHERS MANCHESTER HBRALO The government's attorney, Peter Loewenbergtold 6 4 6 - 7 0 9 6 came alongside. ^fm WL CaH - 843-9032 the court said Mrs. Norton’s supervisor, Capt. David .Connolly, dismissed her for failing tp complete a report, and for leaving a one-week seminar one hour eariy each day, against orders, to take care of her .atai^u^ter. I .'. - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Jan. 26, 1983 ■MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Jan. 26, 1983 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher Dan Pitta, Editor OPINION Alex GIralll, City Editor O'Neill sees EPA threats as serious By Mark A. Dupuis conference, said he had "no underlying lacts. “It was not just one of these environmental protection and offi­ UPl Capitol Reporter guarantee” the federal govern­ “Of course the whole condfepl of, formalities where everyone ap­ cials of the Capitol Region Council HARTFORD - Gov. William ment wouldn’t cut the funds as a the emissions control first of all is pears before the governor, has his of Governments before deciding O’Neill says the state shouldn’t sanction for the state’s failure to clean air,” O'Neill said. "People say and then goes on his way,” whether to appedi a CRCOG risk losing up to $250 million in meet clean air standards. seem to somehow along the line Kettering said in praising the decision to stop funding for Inter­ Jack federal grants by repealing its new “I personally don’t want to missed that concept.” negotiating process. state 284. auto emissions testing program. gamble with $200 million coming’ O’Neill also announced a com­ On other topics, O’Neill said he; — Had not ruled out any tax O'Neill isn't forgetting his friends Anderson O'Neill said Tuesday the pro­ into the state of Connecticut,” the mittee of public and private — Is considering reducing the options for the state’s next fiscal gram is one way of cleaning up the governor said. ”I think that’s an officials completed work on a plan $89 million increase scheduled this year, when a $300 million or more Washington irresponsible gamble.” for distributing $33 million in year for the Guaranteed Tax Base budget shortfall is expected, other The political coloration of state’s air and said some people Peter Rosso of Berlin, for his earllier goal of a seat in Merry-Qo-Round opposed to the $10 annual tests Rep. Eugene Migliaro, R- federal block grant funds for social Program grants to equalize educa­ than having flatly ruled out recom­ state government is taking on example, was not re-elected to Congress. But both enhance the might accept them if they under­ Wolcott, a leading backer of an programs. The negotiations were tional spending. mending a personal state income the bright green shade of the the legislature. His salary in the O’Neiir imprint on the new stood why the tests were effort to repeal the program, said worked out as an experiment with — Didn’t know specifics of a tax. Irish lad in charge,. Billy Capitol Comments House, if he had returned as an political lineup in state conducted. he has collected about 80,000 assistance from the Charles F. federal investigation of alleged bid — Would sign legislation if signatures from people opposed to Kettering Foundation. rigging that has expanded to the lawmakers v o t^ to eliminate a O'Neill, with strokes that grow assistant majority leader, government. State officials told the Legisla­ th p tA sts F. David Matthews,, president of state Department of Transporta­ requirement that the commis‘ bolder each week. would have been $12,500. Rosso Anthony Milano of Bridgeport ture’s Transportation Committee Bob Conrad Monday the state could lose $250 O’Neili said it was easy for the foundation and a Cabinet tion. “All I know is what I read in sioner of health services is a That is not the same as saying has just been named to an is typical of the former Grasso Governor O'Neill's administra­ Consulate million in federal funds if the people to sign a petition, but said officer under former President the newspaper this morning,” doctor. O’Neill said he wouldn’t Syndicated Columnist executive post in the Motor appointees who are being re­ emissions testing program were state motorists would be less Ford, said the process was unique O’Neill said. propose such a bill, since he tive performance shines with Vehicles "Department at a sa­ tained by O'Neill and who are . WILLIAM O'NEILL — Would meet with the state thought it would weaken the the glow of accomplishment repealed. reluctant to comply with the* in that it involved people from lary of about $22,000 annually. totally loyal to their new boss. . shouldn't risk loss O’Neill, speaking at a news program if they understood the outside of government. commissioners of transportation. commissionership. just yet. He needs time for that. Mary Ellen Klinck of East But in the field where he feels Milano flirted briefly with an no friencr Haddam, a friend of the gover­ opportunity in private business most comfortable — old- nor’s, wanted to be secretary of but elected to stick with O’Neill fashioned party politics — A g e n c y directors given nod nomination by O’Neill, his peo­ Some say Muzio and his the state. She couldn’t get the for at least this year’s budget O'Neill is moving up to speed in ple now. His cute little trick of former deputy, Bernard Auger nomination. If she had won, her ordeal. in need O'Neill: CRRA the tradition of other Demo­ having everyone resign, then of Putnam, didn't hit it off too pay would have been $35,000 per cratic leaders before him. stew for weeks of wondering well. By installing O'Dea as year. O’Neill made hercommis- THE GOVERNOR’Sadminis- WASHINGTON - Rodney Dan- No criticism of governor's nominees As he begins this term in his whether they would be kept on deputy (yes, we know that, sidner of the aging at about gerfield gets laughs by complain­ own right, O'Neill emerges at trative talent has its biggest test the job or dropped, was an technically speaking, commis­ $42,000. ahead. He must be convincing ing that he gets "no respect.” isn't working last from the shadows. Gradu­ By Bruno V. Ranniello another new face, Mary Ellen Klinck, He said his many investments would improve the department’s collection object lesson on that score. sioners do the appointing), Former Hartford Represen­ when he delivers his State of the When Americans living abroad not keep him from serving full lime as activities. ally he is sorting out the players have the same complaint, it’s no United Press International as commissioner on aging. Some commissioners were op­ O’Neill will have a watchbird tative Bob Carragher, another State speech on February, and The seven were quickly endorsed agriculture commissioner, as required around him so they know where enly worried. All of them had a there. Certainly anyone who laughing matter. HARTFORD — Seven commission­ He said his. agency so far has HARTFORD (UPl) — Gov. William O’Neill has casualty of the election, is , positive in his dealings with the following hearings scattered through­ by statute. collected about one half of the $63 Iheyc stand. He is making it lot of time to think about it. knows O'Dea, a political classic Thanks to the timidity of some of ers, five of them veterans, two said he will recommend changes in the structure expected to be named to a General Assembly this year. It out the day. Three of the six Senate Waterman told the committee one of million projected to be raised from the of the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority clear, lest anyone be unsure, Here and there, one gets the of the old school, doesn’t expect deputy post at half again the our consular officers,’’Americans newcomers, and all nominees of Gov. members of the nominations commit­ that he is the boss and really the would help if he can be creative his priorities was the state’s farmland one-year-old unincorporated business because it had not done much since created 10 feeling that O'Neill is putting his him to be a shrinking violet. salary he would have received who get in trouble in a foreign William O’Neill, have been approved tee voted — chairwoman Sen. Mar­ tax that went out of existence Jan. 1. only one can speak for the as weli. The tax and budget by a legislative committee without a preservation program. He said he years ago. appointees up close to incum­ in the House. problems clearly call for country can no longer count on the garet Morton, D-Bridgeport, Senate would work for permanent funding of The quasi-public authority, charged with solid administration. bents, just in case. THE O’NEILL appointments kind of help that used to be given critical word. Majority Leader Richard Schneller, He said of the remaining $31.5 Peter Gillies of Middletown miracles. Among the agency directors given the program, which allows the state to million, “it will be a slow, tedious waste management in Connecticut, came under He may rely on. and be The Motor Vehicles Depart­ have also shown devotion on the and Gardner Wright of Bristol routinely to U.S. citizens overseas. D-Essex, and Sen. William Rogers III, purchase the development rights to fire Tuesday for failing to put a working garbage strongly influenced by, a chosen But for openers at least, Billy the nod Tuesday by the Executive and R-Soutbbury. process, but I’m sure we’li collect it.” ment may be an example. governor's part to the old rule are exceptions to the higher pay O’Neill has shown a disposition, Sometimes, infact.they’reluckyif Legislative Nominations Committee existing farmlands. processing plant into operation. few insiders when he makes the Commissioner Ben Muzio of that you take care of the party’s they can even get the American The nominations will be voted on Pac, who served six years in the "As it is today it has not worked up to this pattern.^ Gillies, the new insu­ to stay with the "book” in were commissioners Benjamin Muzio later by the full Senate. Mrs. Klinck, a former selectwoman Legislature and two terms as mayor of key moves on staffing his team. Stafford, originally named by fallen warriors. Some Demo­ rance commissioner, had hoped consulate to recognize that they of motor vehicles and Stanley J. Pac of point," O’Neill said at a news conference. “Now O'Neill wants it understood, just assembling his political team. Mrs. Klinck and Waterman replaced in East Haddam, replaced Marin New Britain, testified briefly on the the question becomes what do we do from here?” the late Governor Ella Grasso, crats who did not reach their to be attorney general, where Whether that is going to be good have a problem. environmental protection. commissioners removed by O’Neill Shealy, who was among the first to be role his agency has played in cleaning the same, that this is his show. is being retained by O'Neill. But objectives at the polls last year The situation is particularly Also approved were the new agricul­ O’Neill said that while the quasi-public the salary would have been enough in 1983 will be up to its . after he began his first full four-year let go by O’Neill. the state’s environment. authority failed to prevent a looming solid waste the deputy commissioner’s job are being given good jobs. A few touchy in places like Saudi Arabia. ture commissioner, H. Earl Water­ better. Wright, the new chief of members, but mostly up to the term earlier this month. Dubno, a deputy tax commissioner Pac is expected to enter Hartford crisis in the state, it had not cost the state much HOLDOVER patronage peo­ is being filled by O’Neill’s man, will be doing better in salary the hospital cost commission, Not only are the Saudi legal and man: revenue services head Orest Waterman, first selectman of Suf- ple who run the agencies of state guy who insists that he is in Dubno; housing chief Joseph E. for four years before taking over as Hospital in 10 days to undergo a money. former Waterbury Town Chair­ than would have been the case if would also have done better in command. (Syndicated by The social systems unlike anything field and an active farmer with eight head of the agency 1978, said he coronary bypass recommended by his He said he hoped to attain a balance between government are, through re- they had won election. Canale; administhitive services com­ children, replaced Leonard E. Kroghof man Edwin "Doc” O’Dea. the paycheck if he had attained Heraid of New Britain) Americans are accustomed to — missioner Elisha G. Freeman, and welcomed another term to further doctors. the need to get solid waste processing plants and some Saudis are eager to take Granby. operating to convert garbage into energy, and advantage of this ignorance — but keeping costs down to the taxpayers. In Manchester the United States has been slav­ "That may be a route that we may take and I’ll ishly wooing the Saudi regime over Second committee plans to investigate DOT be making those kinds of recommendations” to the years. the I.,egislature, O’Neill said. A deputy commissioner of the state Depart­ IN THIS atmosphere, our consu­ ship of the committee because he was no opposition to proceeding with the tee. which also may continue the ment of Environmental Protection last week lar officials tend to be even more By Mark A. Dupuis recommended the stale restructure the CRRA to UPl Capitol Reporter looking into the DOT. Eight people probe. reviewT of DOT operations. Street shelter timorous about ruffling Saudi have been arrested as a result of the Rep, William Scully Jr., D- give the DEP greater control over the agency. sensitivities. They are more con­ HARTFORD — A second legislative However, Serrani and committee DEP Deputy Commissioner John W- Anderson grand jury findings, including former Waterbury, said he didn’t want the co-chairman. Rep. Dorothy Osier, cerned about maintaining their committee will investigate the inner DOT Commissioner Arthur B. Powers. committee to prejudice the stale’s case said the state was running out of landfill space workings of the Department of Trans­ R-Greenwich, said they planned to cozy relationships with the Saudis After being removed from the against Powers, who faces six criminal and by 1986 could face a crisis in disposing of the deserves a trial portation, which is under scrutiny by a counts including receiving a bribe and work with the Transportation Commit­ 2.25 million tons of garbage discarded annually in than assisting itinerant Americans grand jury checking for evidence of Transportation Committee, Serrani tee and could provide information for was named co-chairman of the Pro­ perjury. Connecticut, who come to them for help. corruption. ' the panel’s work. The CRRA’s operations also drew fire Tuesday "The embassy is paranoid about gram Review Committee and prom­ However, Serrani said he had spoken A temporary shelter for town wouldn’t be offering The bipartisan Program Review and Sen. William DiBella, D-Hartford, from members of the Legislature’s Program maintaining good relations with Investigations Committee, with the ised to continue the investigation with Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. Manchester’s homeless in the them “Holiday Inn” accom­ within that panel. McGuigan, whose office is prosecuting co-chairman of the Transportation Review and Investigations Committee, which’ the Saudis, and will stay out of such apparent blessings of Democratic voted to study the way the authority operates. old Spruce Street fire house? modations. The Spruce Street Unlike most committees, the pro­ Powers, and was told the committee’s Committee, had said last week Demo­ cases,” a U.S. official acknowl­ leaders, voted 10-0 Tuesday to continue investigation wouldn’t affect the case. cratic leaders favored having the "They haven’t done one thing they’ve promised The idea is humane. shelter would be simple — a similar review started last year by gram review panel is split evenly along since they were created,” said Rep. William edged to my reporterSylvia Cahill. party lines and has one co-chairman "We are not looking into criminal transportation panel handle the Whether it is sound is hard to nothing but bare cots, per­ Jim Westphal can testify to that. the Transportation Committee. review. Scully Jr., D-Waterbury, who urged the commit­ “We’re a year and a half late in from each political party. The commit­ proceedings,” Serrani said. "We are tee to conduct the study, say without putting it into haps, and enough heatjLopass He’s a California businessman who tee also has a larger staff than other looking into the processes and proce­ However, Senate Majority Leader practtce. now faces bankruptcy thanks to a discussing what the hell is going on "We know where they’ve been, they’ve been a night In relative comfort. over there.” said Sen. Thom Serrani, committees. . . > . - dures under whick^thesOrqccurred.” . Richard Schneller, D-Elasex, said there nowhere,” Scully said toetore the bipartisan And that's exactly what Yes, there are probably $60,000 runaround in Saudi Arabia. D-Stamford, former co-chairman of At least two Dembcratic members of Sen. John Daniels, D-New Haven, was no conflict between the two committee voted without opposition to conduct Walter H. Joyner’s citizens going to be problems in When he went to the U.S. Embassy the Transportation Committee who the program review committee questi­ said he was concerned the program committees and said he welcomed the the review of CRRA’s operations. in fear for his safety, he got the began the investigation. oned various aspects of the planned review investigation would duplicate investigation by the program review committee wants to do. The putting such an idea into ' committee. committee is scheduled to brushoff. Here’s what happened: Serrani claims he lost the chairman­ . investigation, but in the end there was work by the Transportation Commit­ practice. Westphal is president of Inter­ meet with town General Even if supervision is pro­ continental Export Service. He .Manager Robert B. Weiss on vided — one volunteer has flew with his accountant, Ronald IFriday to ask that the idea be already come forward — Hardy, to Saudi Arabia last June to Schneller, Zitser suggest Igiven a test run. there may be incidents. K' check into a possible business deal We think it should be given Street people often come with with the Anbah Trading Co. of a chance. big problems such as drug Jiddah. They figured they’d be review of cable TV firms After all, a need for such a 1 3 C there a month or so. abuse or alcoholism. Many ITHWK THE wm IS B L « these B IW leaks ALloOtcf Westphal and Hardy spent five shelter has been demon­ HARTFORD (UPl) - Cable com­ However, Zitser said he didn’t ask l4l(t60U> have gottten into the habit of weeks studying the information strated in Manchester over panies should be reviewed every the Legislature’s Energy and Public stealing to survive. Anbah had provided, and found to lO-to-15 years instead of operating on a Utilities to consider the matter this and over again. Regular But the possibility of bad their dismay that 90 percent of it lifdti'me franchise, say a top Demo­ year because he didiTt see enough readers of Nancy Carr’s incidents shouldn’t stop the was inaccurate. Financial experts cratic legislator and the state’s consu­ support. Manchester Area Conference idea from going forward. they consulted confirmed this. So mer counsel. Zitser said he would offer legislation of Churches column in the Another potential problem: Open forum/ Readers' views Westphal informed Anbah there Senate Majority Leader Richard ' that would require the DPUC to would be no deal; they were going Schneller, D-Essex, has filed legisla­ examine cable companies every 15 JBlKELRf SALE. Manchester Herald know the committee has volun­ ^ n d tetters to: The Mancheeter Herald, Herald Square. Manchester, CT 06040 home. tion to eliminate the "forever fran­ years and determine what could be only too well of people who teered to take care of insu­ chises” under which the state’s cable done to bring the cable systems up to have no place to sleep. rance, maintenance and util­ UNFORTUNATELY, the two firms operate. “state of the art” technology. Most of these persons are ity costs. Perhaps when the Americans had turned their pass­ Schneller’s bill would require the Zitser and representatives of the but that the Eighth was obstructing ports over to Anbah for visa state Department of Public Utility state’s cable TV industry appeared not simply down on their luck. committee sees the final renewal. Thq Anbah representa­ Control to review a cable firm’s before the Energy and Public Utilities They are, instead, troubled projected price tags on these History the town by being between the town Thanks operation after 10 years and decide if Committee Tuesday for a workshop on and Bryan Farms. If the Eighth was tive, Mansour Gadh, told them individuals who are often ever-increasing items, it may they could have their passports the company would be allowed to retain cable television bills. non-existent the nearest town fire its certificate of operation. emotionally disturbed. For reconsider. To Iho Editor: To the Editor: back on payment of a $50,000 The committee, which is considering 2 DATS ONLY ! The plan would require reviews them, staying in one place for service would be right next to Bryan ’’commission.” at least 14 cable related bills, voted to But for now, anyway, it’s As a short historical note we Farms, not a district away. every five years after the initial IQ-year hold a public hearing on the general any length of time is often The annual Influenza vaccina­ Astounded by the ransom de­ period, replacing the current system time to proceed. Other ideas might remember how Korea and In both the Bryan Farms and am­ tion program sponsored by the subject of cable television and the impossible. mand, Westphal hired local lawy­ under which companies hold certifi­ specific bills. • lVe(ine$d6y,Januaiy26,10to8. have been branded impracti­ Viet Nam were lost so easily. First bulance dispatching cases the peo­ Manchester Public Health Nursing ers to fight Anbah. The company’s cates indefinitely unless revoked for But that doesn’t mean tjjat cal at their start — look at they were divided by the Com­ ple of Manchester can see that the Association and the town Health Michael Dorfsman, executive direc­ response was to raise the ransom specific reasons. tor of the Connecticut Cable Television on freezing cold winter nights what people said when Pro­ munists into a north and south half. problem is not because of the town Department has been completed, to $200,000, make veiled threats “It’s designed to make sure that the Then the rhetoric came, the fighting ‘ but because of the irresponsible, Association, said more than 8,800 miles • Hiursday, Januaiy 27,10 to 8. they should be left to sleep in ject Concern started up. with almost 1,100 town residents against Westphal and accuse him cable TV franchisee is more responsi­ in the state had been “wired” for cable dumpsters or bus shelters. and finally the total separation and frustrated, psuedo-politicians receiving the vaccine. of being an Israeli spy. ble to the public ^ a t they serve,” Maybe all this one needs is Schneller said Tuesday. He said his bill . and operators have been chosen for all And, as Joyner put it, the a chance. uselessness of each country as a calling themselves the Eighth Convinced that he and Hardy but oqe of the franchise areas. whole. District. would make cable companies more ^ SoM by weight. We thank the nupnerous com­ were in personal danger, Westphal accountable to consumers. The Department of Public Utility The United States at one time was Rather than seeing the town of munity people who volunteered went to the embassy forhelp. After Schneller said tl)ere were instances Control has started hearings on who Last tiMn helf the price of jewelry stores! divided and so wrapped up with in­ Manchester safe, secure and united, their time and energy to this all, he reasoned, that’s what where it was "very difficult” to get should be awarded the franchise for the remaining area, which Includes Willi- Berry's World ner turmoil that it almost lost its these people would rather take program. The members of Man­ consuls are paid for. cable companies to provide service to chances with the homes and lives in mantic and the surrounding area, fitfimple: 16" 14 k1 Gold SerponHno Choin ^12.00. chance to become a world power. chester Public Health Nursing Both Westphal and his lawyers the less profitable areas within their franchises, or even in areas where they Dorfsman said. The United States saved itself by Bryan Farms, and then argue while Association’s Board of Directors were appalled at the reaction of someone bleeds to death in an acci­ as well as all the helpful citizens consul David Satterfield, to whom are supposed to provide service. Since) the first round of cable overcoming the rabble-rousers and State Consumer Counsel Barry S. ’ franchises were awarded in 1967, cable putting itself back together as a dent, just to feed their egos by make it possible for us to offer this they explained the situation. Sat­ seeing their names in the program. Zitser said he supported a return to the firms have invested $89 million to build single unit. terfield stubbornly refused to fixed term franchises with required their systems, which now provide Mr Buy holion gold ehoinS/ eorrings, and charms. The saying "united we stand, newspapers and knowing that people entertain any suggestion that the renewal and not the “forever fran­ service to more than 484,000 homes, divided we fall’’ is appropriate are talking about them. A special thanks to Captain Bob case involved extortion. He in­ chise” system the state adopted in 1979. Dorfsman said. AH MW snidMiidiss. All sizss & styles. today as it was 120 years ago. They lack concern for the people Bycholski of the town fire sisted it was merely a “commer­ of Manchester but are over-sated by department, and Bob Turcotte of cial contractual dispute” — and he AffiwiiMa Chto Im jlln: T 8" 16 ” 18 ” 20” 24" 80” One gets tired of listening to the would not intervene^, whining of the Eighth Utilities the rapture of being in the public the Eighth District fire depart­ eye. School districts, where the ment for providing firefighters to Westphal’s lawyirs then drafted Police probe DOT break-in District about ambulance and fire a petition to the prince of Mecca. calls. It seems that all they do is cry Eighth was bom, became extinct assist at the clinics, and be years ago, after they completed available as an emergency support This alarmed the Anbah Silver Jewelry Too! At comparable prices. about one thing or another in an and they agreed in court to I LETHERSFIELD investigation of corrup­ office in gathering evi­ if attempt to divide Manchester more their usefulness. The Eighth should system. Thanks also to the Man­ I) — State police are tion in the agency. the "commission” to $15,l. dence to request the grand than it is now. become extinct because it has only chester Housing Authority. Squire invesTestigating a break-in “There was nothing Westphal would withdraw his Jury probe. Bninpla: 18"SiorlirK| Silver Saipenlina Chain *4.80. A short time ago it was about the $erved to hinder the growth and Village Housing complex, and the at the Department of missing as far as we can appeal to the prince. Rather than determine,” Keish said fire service to the Bryan Farms safety of the town. Manchester Senior Citizens’ Cen­ Transportation where Again, from history, we can see ter for providing the sites for the spent months waiting for trial, burglars rifled through at Tuesday. area. The Eighth cried that this area Westphal agreed. least six filing cabinets in Keish said the break-in couldn’t be served by it even though how countries were divided and clinics. driven into uselessness. Manchester Friends and relatives in the the agency’s central files, occurred several days af­ GOLD CHAIN SALES the ,Eighth’s firehouse was closer United States pooled their savings a pOT spokesman says. ter federal inspectors than the town’s nearest unit. So it should not be allowed to go the same We at Manchester Public Health The break-in occurred from the U.S. Department NOTICE way. Nursing Association appreciate and got Westphal and Hardy the of Transportation began a Probate Court is open Pealer Inquires petitioned to cut up Manchester money. The two men paid the the night of Jan. 19 and even more. Mr. Lassow and the Eighth should the support apd interest in our was discovered by clean­ preliminary analysis of for conferences with the The Colony at QualHy Inn do their one and only service to random, got their passports and ing crews who found invoi­ alleged highway con­ judge from 6:30 P.M. to Wolcomo Now the Eighth is crying because programs, geared to meet the fled the country. Manchester . . . make themselves health needs of the community. ces, letters, payment struction bid rigging in 8 P.M. on Thursday Come In Early the Manchester Police Department Thanks to the prim, hands-off vouchers and contracts Connecticut in 1978, 1979 nights. Appointments Route 88, TaleoHvillo, CT. doesn’t send them on enough am­ extinct. Please, Mr. Kleinschmidt, con­ attitude of consul Satterfield, Jim strewn about the base­ and I960. suggested. Night For bulance calls. ment floor where the files The central files contain telei^ne number: 647- 1-84 Westbound Exit 9S tinue your efforts for a united Westphal owes $60,000 in personal Boat Soloction In the Bryan Farms case, Kathleen Carola, R.N. loans.legal fees and hotel expenses are located, said spokes­ documents describing the 3227. Manchester. man William Kelsh. award of contracts and although the Eighth failed to men­ Oeriatric Nurse Specialist — and Saudi swindlers can look William E. FitzGerald 1-84 Eastbeund Exit 94 tion it, the citizens realized that the Jon Comp forward with confidence to the It was not known reportedly were among Judge of Probate Manchester Public Health Nursing whether the burglary was those- reviewed by th e , problem wasn’t caused by the town 316 Windsor St. Association next American businessman they chief state’s attorney’s decide to fleece. ntoted to a grand jury MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 26, 1983 - 9 H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Jan. 26, 1983 Two 'fugitives’ are arrested East Catholic 70 Manchester 55 Rocky Hill 54 Zinsser Northwest 68 Wethersfield 49 Cheney Tech 38 him with third-degree criminal Two people wanted in other threatened physical violence to a person who was bringing charges attempt to commit criminal mi­ SPORTS files fuel states on unrelated charges were schief. Keith Robertson, 28, of 202 arrested in Manchester Thursday,, against him. He was ordered to Oak Grove St., was released on a police said Monday. appear in Manchester Superior written promise to appear in court Cynthia Pluto, 24, of 19 Norman Court on this charge Feb. 7. Feb. 7. aid bill St,, was served a warrant Thurs­ In an unrelated arrest, police In an unrelated arrest, police day. Police said she was wanted in charged two Stafford Springs charged Robert T. Edwards, 18, of By Paul Hendrie Pennsylvannia regarding bur­ residents with breach of peace East holds on to win East Hartford, with failure to Herald Reporter glary and larceny charges. after a civil disturbance at the 7-11 appear in the second degree and In an unrelated arrest, Briggette store at 513 Center Street Satur­ coming in from behind in the fourth An approximately $3.3 million criminal attempt to committ lar­ By Len Auster Dacres, 23, of East Hartford, was day, police said. quarter,” said Penders. windfall the state is expected to ceny in the fifth degree. Herald Sportswriter picked up Thursday on a charge of Thomas Williams, 19, and Kat­ MePadden, 6-foot-3 senior for­ receive from a federal lawsuit ArrestedThis weekend on operat­ two counts of issuing a bad check hleen Atkins, 17, both of Stafford What appeared to be a yawner ward, three times came front the against the major oil companies ing under the influence charges when, police said, they discovered Springs, were ordered to appear in turned out to be a cliff-hanger as fourth box along the foul line to tap would be channeled directly into were; Glenn H. Scott, 35, of South that she was wanted in Florida and court Feb. 7. East Catholic held on — barely - a missed Eagle free throw. Two of the Winter Energy Assistance Road in Bolton, arrested today and/ Michigan on various charges. She In another arrest, police charged for a 70-68 win over scrappy those were turned into two-point Program, to make up a projected given a court date of Feb.' 8;/ was detained for extradition. a local woman with three counts of Northwest Catholic in Hartford hoops, helping East stay in front. deficit there, under legislation Pamela Danielson, 22, of Hebroi) Both were charged with being issuing a bad check on an arrest County Conference (HCC) basket­ The Eagles were a poor 7-foor-13 filed this week by state Sen. Carl A. arrested Thursday and given ^ fugitives from jusitice. warrant. Anna P. Braman, 26, of ball action Tuesday night at the from the foul line in the final Zinsser, R-Manchester court date of Feb. 8; and Warren Police Sunday charged an East 46 School St., was released on a Eagle?' Nest. stanza. Especially critical were Zinsser, the ranking member of Anorulat, 42, of South W ii^ o r, Hartford man with tampering with $150 bond for a court date of Feb. 7. The Eagles twice led by 20 misses on the front end of one-and- the Energy Committee, filed the arrested Friday and given jH u rt a witness. They said Edward R. Police also served a warrant on a points, 35-15 with 3:14 left in the one situations as Northwest suc­ legislation along with Sen. William Simk" 40 - T' . TT,,,.4r— I Grove Street resident charging date of Feb. 8. opening half and 48-28 with 5:42 to cessfully fouled to draw closer. F. Rogers, R-Southbury. go in the third stanza. They, The Indians, behind Syd Turner- Zinsser said his bill would however, couldn't stand prosperity Jones,'Winston Brooks and Tim allocate the money to qualified with the visitors from West Hart­ Wright, went on a 19-9 tear in a recipients of winter energy Key rule change facing Demos ford putting on a furious closing four-minute span to close the gap assistance who rely on oil heat. By rush to almost pull out the verdict. to 70-68 with 21 seconds left. An law, the utility companies cannot Northwest, in fact, had the Eagle turnover, its 22nd of the shut off service to needy residents Herold photo by Tarquinlo By Paul Hendrie commissions. working relationship among the basketball with 19 seconds left and evening, gave Northwest a chance who heat their homes with Herald Reporter bodies by acquainting members a chance to tie as it trailed by the to tie but the Gardner turnover electricity and natural gas. Cummings said the latter event with one another, Cummings said. final reading. The Indians, how­ proved disasterous. But Zinsser said there’s nothing The Democratic Town Commit­ Is planned for the end of March, in- He said similar meetings have ever, couldn't get off a shot from East had a 19-13 lead at the turn to stop oil dealers from cutting For smoky reading tee will consider establishing a p. place to be determined. The been held in past years with the field as Larry Gardner lost his and behind the strong play of Neil service to people who cannot pay subcomittee Thursday night to purpose is to build a smoother success. footing in the lane and was called Ptacheinski opened a 39-22 half­ their bills. So, he said, the first Town firefighters have donated two travei smoke review the party’p rules and for traveling. That came with four time bulge. A 16-4 Eagle spurt priority should be to make sure oil detectors to Manchester public libraries tor the use of procedures. Town Chairman Theo­ seconds left with East able to run moved the lead from the first- customers who qualify for winter members of the public while they are traveling or on dore R. Curnmings said. off the final few ticks. stanza reading to 35-15 with three energy assistance are not shut off. vacation. The detectors can be checked out, iust like The Democratic Town Commit­ “ I think we thought the other minutes left in the half. “ The utilities might get upset booksor records. Here John Jackson,librarydirector, tee will meet at 8 p.m. in the team was going to sit down and Ptacheinski, 5-foot-8 senior with this, but the primary goal is to Suspect admits Lincoln Center hearing room. play dead," said East Coach Jim guard, had a good three periods make sure nobody goes cold," said watches firefighter Jack Hughes show how the Appointment of the subcommit­ Penders, breathing a huge sigh of and finished with 14 points and 7 Zinsser. detector cdn be attached to a door with a clip. tee may be significant, because relief. “ It was a victory; better assists. “ He had a good three The legislation would require the Cummings has talked about than a loss. But we have to play quarters. I think he ran out of gas funds to go to elderly recipients sale of cocaine changing town committee rules to more intelligently. We have to and that’s my fault,” said Penders. first, then to families with Model homes sale sought require election of members indi­ “ I have to rest him more. children, then to other eligible protect a lead better. vidually, rather than by slates. Continiird from page I police raided his home at 85 "W e are not going to blow any “ They were getting inside (in the recipients, Zinsser said. Developer Jack Davis, who is A similar request comes from Presumably, the subcommittee North Street and found two H pc team out. There's too much fourth quarter) because our He said without the legisiation, planning to build three model High-Five Associates for an would discuss that proposed rule State’s Attorney Cornelius ounces of cocaine worth about pride in the conference for anyone guards were allowing penetration. the governor could use the windfall toyvnhouses off Lydall Street, has addition to a car wash at 344 Broad change, which could have the Shea also said he would bring a $4,000, police said at the time. to die. We didn't stick the Our big men had to come out and from the lawsuit for anything he asked the Zoning Board of Appeals St,, High-Five also needs a special effect of reducing the influence of violation of probation charge The bust was the first of 30 they dished off on the penetration. wants one-and-ones and had no defensive to permit him to use wells instead exception and variances for park­ entrenched district leaders. against Gillespie at the pre- police made that night. In all, rebounds to speak of. We didn’t I ’m glad they are 32 minutes " I think the Legislature should of muncipal water to supply the ing and frontage. In other business Thursday, sentencing hearing Feb. 25. police arrested a total of 37 run the clock down as we should games, not 33,” sighed Penders. have some say in where the money models. East Catholic Parents Club Mayor Stephen T. Penny will Gillespie has had two prior people in three days beginning have and we didn’t milk the lead. Six-foot-7 junior center Chris is spent,” said Zinsser. His request is one of seven to be seeks a special exception for a address the town committee on the narcotics convictions. Shea Nov. 20, capping a year of We must have had lO offensive Brunone was forced to leave The Winter Energy Assistance heard by the ZBA at a meeting one-day fair May 2 and a variance problems the town government said, and was on probation from undercover surveillance. charges and that means we were midway through the second stanza Program ran short of funds last tonight at 7 in the hearing room at to sell liquorat a fund raiser March faces. Penny, a Democrat, is not a the most recent one when While at Gillespie's home thinking points instead of protect­ with an injury to his shooting hand. year and was unable to pay the Lincoln Center, 494 Main St. 12, both at 115 New Slate Road. town committee member himself, arrested in November. making the bust that night, That left East minus a true big bills of all who qualified. Zinsser — ing the lead. I hope it was a good Davis is going to build the Pizza House is asking a variance but Cummings has stressed the Gillespie was picked up Nov. according to affidavits, police man and minus the hoped-for a vocal critic of the way the lesson,” added Penders. houses, a colonial, a cape, and a for temporary use of an unpaved need for guest speakers to address 21 by local police after he had heard the phone ring and, upon The win leaves East 2-2 in the bench strength. It’s hoped Bru­ program was administered last ranch, as a means of selling houses parking lot at 300 W. Middle the town committee regularly on sold cocaine, they said, to an answering it, found that the none returns for Friday’s home year — predicted there will be a _ conference and 6-5 overall and in a larger tract. The models will Turnpike until the weather per­ public issues. undercover Manchester officer person on the other end wanted riding a three-game winning engagement against HCC foe Xav­ shortfall this year, too be built in what amounts to a model mits paving it .wit(i} bituminous The town committee will' be working with the Eastern Div­ to buy some drugs. The state ier High. That is an 8 o’clock start. But he said the extra $3.3 million streak. Northwest, under first- house zone. If the overall sales are concrete. updated on planning for two ision of the Statewide Narcotics trooper at the scene invited the Jim Dargati had a team-high 18- should be just about enough to year Coach Tony Hanson, is having Herald photo bv Pinto not successful, Davis will not have Gordon B. Lassow is asking a events, Cummings said. Task Force. He was then person aid to come on over. points top pace East. He, however, make up the deficit. trouble at 1-11 overall and 0-4 in the committed himself to providing varionce to build an addition to a The first is the annual “ honoring charged with two counts of sale About two hours later, three Herald photo bv Pinto was just 6-for-ll from the foul line Zinsser said the $3.3 million conference. the required utilities for the larger house at 102 Hollister St. following friends” dinner held In June. The of cocaine. An additional charge persons showed up at the door and missed several front ends of EAGLES’ JIAA DARGATI (4) SOARS would be Connecticut’s share of an The Indians gave East all it tract, and will be able to sell the the line of the ex ist ing house, which second is an informal get-together of possession of cocaine with and police arrested them on EAST’S SEAN MePADDEN (15) SHOOTS bonus situations down the stretch. award in a federal lawsuit against could handle, however. over Northwest’s Ed Connors (22) in HCC tilt models independently. Using wells is five feet from the sideline in an A planned for Democratic members intent to sell was levied after drug charges. That almost proved disasterous.. the major oil companies. He was before defender Larry Gardner (50) arrives The Eagles' lead was 57-42 after inste.ad of piping in water would be Zone, where 10 feet is required. of a ll town boards and three periods and Penders, and Doug Bond added 16 points and not familiar with the specifics of a further safeguard. assistant coach Tom Malin, could MePadden 14 for East, which East also took the jayvee tilt, Totals 28 14-23 70. the case In other requests before the PZC sense trouble was brewing. East wound up 28-for-46 from the field 60-40. Chris Renstrom and Keith N orthw est Catholic (68) — tonight — had zero>rebounds in the third after shooting 18-for-23 in the Blanchard netted 10 points apiece Turner-Jones7 5-6 19, Connors 3 0-0 Lloyd A. Lumbra seeks permis­ stanza and was allowing Northw­ opening 16 minutes. for the 5-6 young Eagles. 6, Mailings 1 0-0 2. Gardner 4 0-0 8. sion to put an addition on a car est better jshots than in the gening Jones had 19 points. Brooks 16 East Catholic (70)— Bond 7 2-2 Brooks 8 0-1 16, Kristofak 0 0-0 0. Air ctuality report ws>»W ftOd 6 p T » c e H e n e e tis a ! ISmlnutes. "IwB«veryd)MlMma4 and Wrtght, the latter o(C the Tech unabLe. 16, MePadden 7 0-2 14, Callahan 1 Cobb 1 0-0 2, Wright 5 4-4 14, special exception because the site with our rebounding. We were bench, 14 for Northwest, which was 1-2 3, Ptacheinski 62-214, Dargati 6 Pickering 0 0-0 0, Malcolm 0 1-2 1. HARTFORD (UPI) -T h e stale is nonconforming .and variances a torrid ll-for-15 in the fourth giving them the second shots. 6-11 18, Brunone 1.3-4 5, Smith 0 0-0 Totals. 29 10-13 68. Department of Environmental because he will not have the Thank god for (Sean) MePadden stanza to wind up 29-for-55. 0. Soucier 0 0-0 0, Kucinskas 0 0-0 0. Protection forecast good air levels required parking or street statewide for today. ’ frontage. to halt Wright

There was no defense that could his team-high 16 points in the Obituaries stop sharp-shooting Mark Wright opening half for Cheney. But the Indians forced to stage rally as the Terrier eager scored 38 Beavers — again — experienced points in ieading once-beaten shooting miseries after halftime John E. Tabor at 9:15 a.m. from the Richard W. Rocky Hill High to a 54-38 win over that spelled doom. John E. Tabor, 79, of 200 Center Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 New Cheney Tech in Charter Oak "It was the same old story. We St., died Monday at Manchester Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a Conference (COC) basketball ac­ shot poorly in the second half,” Memorial Hospital. He was the mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. said Silvia, c(ting a season-IOng to tack loss on Wethersfield tion Tuesday night at the Beavers' husband of Valentina (Kalisevsky) in St. Mary’s Church, Newington. gym. problem of not being able to put the Tabor. Caliing hours are Thursday from 2 Wright, after a relatively calm ball in the basket. He was born in Hartford and W E TH E R SF IE LD - Forced to tional game and we didn’t. But the we played badly but Wethersfield easy layups. That, too, was a key to 4 and 7 to 9 p.rn. Memorial first half in which he had a dozen The loss was the eighth in a row moved to Manchester 10 years ago. come from behind, Manchester kids showed poise and responded played well. In the third quarter according to Pearson. contributions may be made to St. markers, added 26 aftei” intermis­ for Cheney and drops the Techmen Before retiring he had been High utilized a strong third period well. It could have been like last we played better defense and ■’It was a tough game all the Mary’s sion to lead the Terriers to their to 1-8 overall and 1-7 in the COC. employed at St. Agnes House in and some clutch foul shooting to year,” said Manchester Coach attacked the zone a lot better. way,” said Pearson. Church, Willard Avenue, ninth win in 10 tries. Rocky Hill Bob Elliott added 8 points and Hartford. He was a communicant annex a hard-fought 55-49 win over Doug Pearson, recalling a 41-36 (Kevin) Brophy was in the middle Silver finished with 9 points Newington. stands 7-1 in the conference. Paul Nowak 6 for Cheney. Next o f St. James Church of winless Wethersfield High in CCIL upset loss at the hands of the and we got it to him and he along with running the Indian "Everything we used against outing for the Beaver? is Friday Manchester. action Tuesday night at the Ea­ Eagles a yearago, “ Weweredown responded with five baskets in the offense well. Jim Adams netted 16 Wright didn't work. No matter night at home against RHAMHigh Besides his wife he leaves a son. Chester V. Ouellette gles' gym in Wethersfield. by as much as 7-8 points in the first third quarter. That was the points to pace the winless Eagles. what defense we tried, he beat it. at 8 o'clock. John R. Taborof Manchester; four Chester V. Ouellette, 64, of 25 The win lifts the Indians to 4-5 in half but we came back and made it turning point” Manchester’s next outing is Willard Road, died Tuesday at St. We didn't play a bad defensive daughters. Miss Elsie J. Tabor of Rocky Hill (54)— Sharp 0 2-2 2, the league and 5-6 overall while the close at the half. In the second half Brophy finished with a game- Friday night against East Hart­ Francis Hospital and Medical W IT H A N Y game, except for Wright,” said loss was the 11th in as many high 19 points while Ken Willis had ford High at the Hornets’ gym at 8 Manchester, Mrs. Cynthia A.Bo- we took control long enough to take Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia. Wright 15-8-38, McKenna 2-4-8, naccorsi of Hartford. Miss Mar- Center. He was the husband of outings for Wethersfield. The the lead and then hold the lead.” 8 of his game-total 10 points in the o’clock. Rocky Hill had a 6-4 lead at the Trocano 1-0-2, Shea 0-0-0, Murk gretta Tabor and Miss Valerie E Louise (Certuse) Ouellette. Eagles are 0-9 in CCIL play. second half. “ Once we realized we turn and 20-17 edge after two 1-0-2, Stevens 1-0-2. Totals20-14-54. Tabor, both in California; four He was born in Springfield, Wethersfield enjoyed a 26-23 The Eagles were ahead at the were in a game we played well. It Manchester (55)— Dupee 10-0 2, periods. The Terriers' lead was Cheney Tech (?8)— Elliott 4-0-8, grandchildren and four great­ Mass, on Aug. 5,1918 and had lived halftime bulge before the Silk turn, 13-9, before taking the was a struggle for us all the way,” Carmel 0 0-p 0, Mistretta 0 0-0 0, 34-31 going into the final eight Nowak 2-2-6, Foran 7-2-16, Haw­ grandchildren. in Manchester for the past 32 Towners outscored the home side halftime advantage. "Wethers­ said Pearson. ” We played a good McCurry 3 1-2 7, Brophy 9 0-0 18. minutes. kins 0-0-0, Strickland 2-0-4, Mit­ Funeral services will be Thurs­ years. Before retiring, this past REMNANT by a 17-9 count in the third field came out and played sound second half with Willis getting Willis 5 0-0 10, Petersen 0 3-4 3, “ We played a good first half,” chell 2-0-4, Westry 0-0-0. Totals day at 10:15 a.m. at Rose Hill Noverfiber, he was a 1st engineer eight-minute block to assume a basketball in the first half. Our eight points and Silver doing a good Hurst 1 0-0 2, Silver 2 5-8 9, TurnerO said Silvia. Nick Foran had 11 of 17-4-38. Totals 17-4-38. Funeral Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky with the U.S. Navy at EiectricBoat 40-35 lead going into the filial eight scouting report said they’d cough job.” 1-2 1, Owens 1 1-1 3. Totals 22 11-17 in Groton. He had worked there for Wethersfield, forced to foul to try 55. Hill with a mass of Christian burial % minutes. It was 42-41 at one up the ball and didn’t shoot well but eight years. He was a member of IN OUR STORE to gain*possession, put the Indians Wethersfield (49)— Adams 7 2-4 at 11 a.m. at Corpus Christie i . segment before Chris Petersen ' they did both. They shot well and Church, Wethersfield. Burial will the AFME Union of Groton. He t and Bill Silver converted 7-of-lO didn’t turn it over,” Pearson said. on the foul line where they 16, Haslam 5 0-0 10, York 1 0-0 2, be in Rose Hili Memorial Park, was a communicant of St. Bridget Manchester girls from the foul line in the fourth “ They played a 1-2-2 zone converted 7 of 10 chances. Sticka 1 0-0 2, Simmons 4 0-0 8, Rocky Hill. Friends may call at the Church. quarter to preserve the victory. defense in the first half that gave Manchester was also able to break Quinn 0 1-2 I, Keaveney 1 0-0 2, funeral home today from7to9p.m Besides his wife he leaves a son. “Wethersfield played an emo­ us a lot of trouble. People will say the Eagles’ press for a couple of Hutton 4 0-1 8. Totals 23 3-7 49. Roger C. Ouellette and a daughter. Theodore J. Pfenning Mrs. Norman (Janet) Rodrigue, up winning mark Theodore J. Pfenning Sr.. 90, of both of Manchester; three broth­ 565 Vernon St., died Tuesday at ers, Ernest Ouellette of Spring- Top effort not enough, Manchester Memorial Hospital. field, Mass., Joseph Ouellette of Taking charge in the second half, x hope this will continue,” Arm­ He was the husband of the late Eva Texas, and Elmer Ouellette of Manchester High girls' basketball strong added. Bacon 81-52 winner (Braun) Pfenning. Westfield, Mass.; two sisters. team overwhelmed Wethersfield Manchester’s lead was 17-10 at He was born in New York City on Miss Mary Ouellette of Chicopee High, 60-33, in CCIL action Tues­ the turn before the visiting Eagles East girls bow, 60-48 Oct. 29. 1892 and had lived in Falls, Mass, and Mrs. Fab day night at Clarke Arena. drew a single digit closer after two over Bolton cagers Manchester for the past 16 years. McClean of Baltimore, Md.; and The victory was the Silk stanzas. EAST H A R T F O R D - Putting pace Penney. Carolynn DelSig- He was a U.S. Army veteran of several nieces and nephews. CLOSEOUTI Towners’ fourth in a row and Christensen, 5-foot-11 senior cen­ forth a good effort. East Catholic nore netted 13 for East while World War 1 arid a member of the Funeral services will be held moves them to S-4 in the league and ter, netted a game-high 19 points to Out of the blocks slowly, Bolton Keith Owen had agoodthird stanza girls’ basketball team neverthe­ Martha Barter added 10 along with Army & Navy Club of Manchester. Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the SOLID OAK WOOD TILE 6-5 overall while the loss drops pace Manchester with Wojna­ High could never recover and fell for Bolton with 10 of his team-high less was on the short end of a 60-48 dishing out three assists. Daria He leaves two sons, Theodore J. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main ApproxImaMy 1/2 Price! Wethersfield to 2-7 in the CCIL and rowski also in twin digits with 10 to unbeaten Bacon Academy, 17 points. score to unbeaten Penney High in Lupacchino chipped in 9 markers Pfenning Jr., of Manchester and St. with a mass of Resurrection at 2-9 overall. tallies. Walrath and Young 81-52, in Charter ^ak Conference Shea added 10 points in the non-conference action Tuesday and 6 rebounds for the Eaglettes. Bruce C. Pfenning of Portiand; 10 a.m. at St. Bridget Chureh. Manchester will try'to continue chipped in 9 and 8 markers basketball action/Tuesday night in second canto, 11 in the third night at the Black Knights’ gym in Beth Caffrey also played well for and four grandchildren.; Friends may call at the funeral its streak Friday night against respectively for the Indians. Sarah Bolton. / eight-minute block and finished East Hartford. East. Funeral .serviees will be Thurs­ home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. $ kast Hartford High at Clarke McGurkin had 16 points to pace The win lifts the Bobcats to 10-0 with a game-high 34 points. That is The win was the 11th in as many East’s jayvees captured their day at 1:30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral ^ fc en a in an 8 o'clock start. Wethersfield. for the season and 8-0 in the COC about his average. Carl Butler starts for the CCIL leading Knights second victory of the campaign Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Selma T. Kamm HEAVY DUTY NO^WAX each M R 'h e Indians had a 32-25 halftime Manchester (60)— Shaw 1 0-0 2, while the loss drops the Bulldogs to added 14 points and John Turner 12 while the loss drops the Eaglettes with a 30-26 triumph. in Soldier’s Field in Wilson. Selma T. Kamm, 87, of Palm VINYL LINOLEUM lead before turning it into a 41-29 Walrath 4 1-2 9, Sullivan 1 2-5 4, 3-5 in the conference and 3-6 for the winners. to 3-8 for the season. Penney (60)— Bojko 3 8-14 14, Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Beach Gardens, Fla., died ; Mon­ A ll p o r te d bulge after three periods of play. Kohut 2 0-0 4. Christensen 9 1-5 19, overall. Bacon Academy (81)— Shea Penney had a 16-10 lead at the White 0 3-4 3, Vail 2 1-2 5, Brown 3 p.m.at the funeral home. q u e llty "In the second half we played the Markham 0 0-0 0, Morianos 10-0 2, 15-4-34, Withee 5-1-11, Hanover 3-5 9, Redman 9 3-4 21, Lewis40-28, day at West Palm Beach, Fla. She > $8*$16 valu* Bolton’s next outing is tonight in turn and 33-25 edge at the half. The kind of defense we can play and Dalone 0 2-5 2, Young 4 0-0 8, a make-up clash against Tolland 2-1-5, Turner 6-0-12, Butler 6-2-14, Eaglettes, with a strong third- Burnat 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 18-31 60. was the wife of the late John ____ • abort rolls • omooth tlnloii Kathleen C. Grimes Kamm. Notice: Buy only whal this proved to be the difference,” Wojnarowski 5 0-010. Totals 276-17 High at home at 8 o’clock. Smith 1-0-2, Shoop 1-0-2, Gagnon quarter performance, sliced the East Catholic (48)— Bearse 10-0 q. yd. * ramnants • 8x6 olio Kathleen C. Grimes, 40, of She was born in Germany on you nood. Wo do spiff said Manchester Coach Steve 60. Bacon, behind the 12 first- 0-1-1. Totals 36-9-81, Knights’ advantage to 41-40 after 2, Revellese 1 0-0 2. Barter 5 0-0 10, 1/2 rolls Newington, died Tuesday at St. March 6, 1895. She had lived in cartons. Sorry, no rolumt, Armstrong. "In the first half we Wethersfield (33)— Vining 0 0-0 quarter points of 6-foot-5 senior BoUon (5 2 )- Brown 3-2-8, Peter­ three periods. Caffrey 3 0-0 6, DelSignore 5 3-3 13, Francis Hospital and Medical Manchester until moving to Flor­ gave up too many offensive re­ 0, Gagnon 10-0 2, Blonski 0 0-0 0, John Shea, raced to a 19-3 lead at son 5-1-11, Ferguson 2-1-5, Owen “ We pulled within one point but Palmer 3 0-0 6, Coulombe 0 0-0 0, Center. She was the wife of John J. ida 17 years ago. She leaves a bounds and easy shots. We worked Klelne 1 0-0 2, K.Shea 2 0-0 4, thetum. "W e knew we would be in 7-3-17, Cusano 0-0-0, Richardson just could not come any closer,” Lupacchino 4 1-29. Totals 224-548. Grimes and the sister of Patricia a little harder in the second half Pomroy 0 0-0 0, Marinelli 0 0-0 0, 0-1-1, Haloburdo 2-0-4, Fletcher sister, Frieda VanWyck of Palm CARPET FACTORY OUTLET’S: a tough battle and we got off to a said East Coach Donna Ridel. LaRochelle of Manchester. Beach Gardens and two nephews and it paid off. Leppert 0 0-0 0, D.Shea 1 1-2 3, bad start,” said Bolton Coach 2-2-6. Totals 21-10-52. East was 22-for-49 from the field Picard leads She also leaves two sons, Chris­ and a niece. WEEKDAYS " I t was really our four seniors McGurkin 6 4-016, Tamorunas 2 2-4 Dave Leete. “They made their in a solid shooting performance. topher J.and Kevin P. Grimes, who c a rrM us tonight. Mara 6. ToUls 13 7-12 33. shots early. We also had a lot of Record payoff MONTREAL (UPI) - Funeral services will be Friday TIL 9P.M. Penney canned only 21.shots from both at home and a daughter, at 1 p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, (Walrath) had a fine game and bad passes. We had 25 turnovers the floor but won it from the foul Defenseman Robert Picard of the Karen E. Grimes, at home, her 400 Main St.,Manchester. There SURPLUS CARPET CENTER SAT. 10-6 shot well; Lisa (Christensen) and and that hurt us. A lot were caused LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U PI) - A line where it was 18-for-31. East, in Montreal Canadiens hols a slim lead parents, Patrick and Mary Coppin- Paige (Young) were tough inside by their quickness, pressure and Kansas couple hit what resort of­ over Edmonton’s Wayne Gretzky are no calling hours. Memorial AARP- Margaret Patrick 451, comparison, was 4-for-S from the ger of Wethersfield; two brothers SUN.12-6 and Patti (Wojnarowski) played a good basketball ability.” ficials called a record $28,969 daily and rookie Steve Larmer of Chicago donations may be made to Zion 395 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER, CT. Earle Everett SOS, Russ Smyth 505, charity stripe. and another sister. fine overall game. We continue to The Bobcat lead was 39-19 at the double at the Union Plaza Hotel’s Melanie Redmond netted 21 in plusminus statistics, the NHL an­ Evangelical Lutheran Church of Pete Sedor 514. Funeral services will be Friday Manchester. get a little better, every game and I half and 64-35 after three periods. Race and Sports Book. points and Mary Anne Bojko 14 to nounced Tuesday. 10 - M ANCHESTER HERALD , Wed., Jan. 26, 1983 MANCHKSTER HERALD, Wed.^an. 26^ 1983^- I I, First test overfor Super foes Hayes leads

LOS ANGELES (D P I) — The Miami Dolphins he could play during the pre-game warmups. Coleman said, "but I ’m going to make it. I ’ve been climate and the time change. W e’ll have some fun and Washington Redskins survived the first test of " I still feel it pulling, but it’s not a kind of pain Rockets' win taking a lot of heat treatm ents and sound for the next couple of days and start getting our Super Bowl week — the onslaught of several hun­ that 1 can’t stand," he said. " I put a heating pad on treatments. This is not going to keep me out of the concentration together Friday and Saturday before dred reporters armed with pens, microphones and it during the game and I was confident that with the game. I'm really excited — this is my first Super we lower the boom on Sund^iy.” battering rams, also known as television mini­ padding I had, even if I got hit, it wasn't going to Bowl — and nothing is keeping me out of it. W e’re One player who obviously wasn’t thrilled with the By Tony Favia points and Maurice Lucas led cameras. hurt any more than it already did, I think I'll be all all kind of tired — we got in at about 1 p.m. west huge fanfare was Redskins fullback John Riggins. UPI Sports Writer Phoenix with 19. If weather forecasters are' correct, Test No. 2 right. I’m really more concerned with the kickoffs coast time but we’re all getting up for this.” Riggins, who with one exception has refused to talk Mavcrirks 134, P ucith 126 will arrive tonight and stay through Friday — a than the field goals. I kicked two field goals after I Last weekend, Elvin Hayes set an Players from both clubs said they were weary with the press for the past two years, stared At Indianapolis. Mark Aguirre torrential Pacific storm packing enough water to hurt it against San Diego, but I was just concerned NBA record for most career from the long cross country trip Monday. Both straight ahead as he appeared for Photo Day. scored a career-high 43 points to start condominium regattas and turn football fields about getting the distance you need on kickoffs.” minutes played, and in the same clubs arrived in Los Angeles very late Monday “ I ’ll talk tomorrow,’ Riggins said. “ I have lead Dallas and outduel Butch into swamps. game passed John Havlicek on the night and the Dolphins, who used a smaller 727 jet, nothing to say right now. Take all the pictures you Carter of Indiana, who finished with Amid the man-made and natural obstacles, the Von Schamann kicked off three times against the I all-time scoring list. A night later he had to stop in Houston for fuel enroute to their want but no interviews, please.’’’ 42 points, including a pair of three- Dolphins and Redskins must find time to let the Jets and appeared to have few problenis. was benched for failing to carry out headquarters in Newport Beach, Calif. point field goals in the closing wounds heal and to prepare for the biggest football Two other players knocked out of last weekend’s Riggins remained on the practice field for an assignment. ^ seconds. Clark Kellogg added 28 game of their lives. Sunday's Super Bowl X V II in title games — Miami fullback Andra Franklin and “ I’m really still sore from the game," said several minutes while photographers and And when Rockets Coach Del points for Indiana. Pasadena's Rose Bowl. Washington linebacker Monte Coleman — also felt Miami tackle Eric Laal^so. “ It’s tough to play a cameramen surrounded him and then walked o ff to Harris said Hayes would not be star­ KiiifkH 111, CuvulicrH 78 "M y back has tightened up again but I think I'm they would be ready. game as physical as we did against the Jets and lunch. M ting Tuesday night’s game at At New York, Paul Westphal and going to be able to play." said Miami kicker Uwe "1 got a bad hit in the head," said Franklin the then have to sit on a plane for eight hours to get But Washington linebacker Neal OlkewicM Houston against New Jersey, the Sly Williams scored 17 points each von Schamann. "I'm going to rest it all week and I AFC's No. 2 rusher who missed most of the second ready for this game. A lot of the guys are hurting seemed to sum up the feelings of most of the veteran forward called the coach and Bill Cartwright added 16 for the won't do anything until Friday or Saturday. I'm half against the Jets. “ I was woozy, but I ’m okay and it's going to take a couple of days to get the players. ’ ’petty" and “ paranoid,” called for Knicks, who led from the start and taking a lot of heat treatment, trying to keep the novy. The doctors checked me out and said there soreness out and get used to the tim e change. But “ It was a tiring trip, flying eight hours to get out his resignation, and was fined for his gradually built the advantage,. muscles in the lower back loose." were no problems. They gave me the go-ahead and we'll be ready — there’s no doubt about it.” here and getting in so late last night, but I guess a comments. World B. Free led Cleveland with 21 Von Schamann hurt his back on a kickoff against I'm ready to play.” "W e have a little bit of jet lag right now,” said lot of other teams wouldn’t mind making it,” said It was the first time in the 37year- points and Cliff Robinson added 16. San Diego two weeks ago. He rested for the entire Coleman suffered a hamstring pull in the Dolphin defensive end Doug Betters. “ But I ’m glad Olkewicz. “ I think we’ll be fine tomorrow. We’re a old Hayes’ 15-year career that he 76Reggie King missed the 'V. 'One of great ones' players would respond in a positive game. Dan Issel added 28 points for way to a problem that shouldn't the Nuggets,"while Larry Drew led have become public. And tonight the Kings with 22. they did.” ' Spurs 116, Jazz 106 ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - the opening kickoff. think that’s a big reason why w e’re Flyers and Devils in brawl, Allen Leavell’s last-minute h’ormer Agriculture Secretary Earl “ I don’t even like , to know the At Salt Lake City. Artis Gilmore here. W e’re all rested and in fairly heroics and superb floor game led Butz never hesitated to run on at the name of the guy I ’ll be playing good shape as far as injuries.” scored a season-best 40 points and Houston. With his team trailing 111- grabbed 18 rebounds, and San An­ mouth. Maybe the lesson rubbed off against, just his height, weight, Butz said Allen’s coaching 110 and 29 seconds remaining. tonio ran past Utah 34-11 in the final on Earl’s nephew, Dave Butz. experience and his tendencies,” philosophy turned many of the Leavell hit a jumper from the period. Gilmore scored 27 of his At 6-foot-7 and nearly 300 pounds, Butz said. ‘ T v e got a job to do and I players against him. the Washington Redskins’ defensive Bob Froese brilliant in goal baseline and then sank two clinching points in the second half, including can’t let personal factors interfere. “ George’s other thing was game free throws with 12 seconds left. He 19 in the fourth puarter. Mike tackle could probably get away with I may like a guy or not like a guy, preparation ... football, football and saying anything he wanted. But he finished the game with 24 points and Mitchell added 25 points and George but it won’t make me play any nothing but football,” he said. “ If he By Dave Raffo Devils Coach Billy MacMillan Froese held the Devils off, couver. • 22 assists, a club record. Joe Bryant Gervin 20. and Darrell Griffth led seldom makes a personal attack on different. I don’t want to make my were coaching us now, he would UPI Sports Writer said he could see the fight brewing. defenseman Behn Wilson led the NonliqiieH 6, Jets .3 added a season-high 28 points. the Jazz with 30 points. anybody. He likes to lim it his at­ opponent too human.” have secluded us from the press and tacks to the physical variety on the “ In the beginning of the game, the Flyers’ offense, beating Resclj-mn At Quebec, Michel Goulet scored The Nets were paced by Otis Bird­ I.ukrrs 12t>, Trail Blazers 120 Butz, in his 10th N F L season out of kept us away from anything except What began as “ sound.-systematic field. Flyers forechecked aggressively. shots of 55 and 65 feet. a pair of goals to lift the Nordiques song’s 18 points and Buck Williams’ At Portland, Ore.. Kareem Abdul- Purdue and his seventh season with football. hockey” by the Philadelphia Flyers Butz will see a lot of Miami's 14- They played their system — sound, Wilson’s second goal came 12 and send Winnipeg to its seventh 20 points and 12 rebounds. Jabbar scored 25 points and Bob the Redskins, has retained just one “ Gibbs is much different. He erupt^ into a free-for-all midway year veteran offensive lineman Bob systematic hockey,” MacMillan seconds after the melee to give straight loss on the road. The Stast- In other games, Atlanta topped McAdoo added 24 to lead Los sore spot in his long career — the treats us like adults. Before we through the second period. Kuechenberg Sunday when the said. “ What happened in the second Philadelphia a 4-1 lead. ny brothers — Peter, Marian and Phoenix 96-94, Dallas downed In­ Angeles to its 14th triumph in 16 coaching policies, of former ca>ne out here, he just told us one Through it all, however, the period was a product of calls that Marini scored New Jersey’s goal Anton — scored a goal each for diana 134-126, New York routed games and snap a 15-game home H'edskins and Dolphins meet in the Washington coach George Allen. thing — don’t do anything that hurts Flyers tied a 5-1 beating on the New should have been made earlier in the at 8:36 of the second period. Quebec, Cleveland 111-78, Philadelphia winning streak for the Blazers. Super Bowl. And in keeping with his “ George’s deal was to use only the the team. As long as we stay aware Jersey Devils Tuesday night in game. After the penalties were Philadelphia outshot New Jersey ripped Chicago 116-99, Denver beat Magic Johnson had 11 points, nine gentle demeanor, Butz has nothing veterans every down of every game of that rule, we re OK. he’s left us Philadelphia as rookie goalie Bob Bliiem t, North Slurs 4 given out, I questioned the assess­ 38-19 and improved to 15-1-1 in its Kansas City 119-112, San Antonio rebounds and nine assists for the but praise for his opponent. fro)n the start of the season to the Froese extended his winning streak UPI photo on our own after 5 o’clock each ment of the calls. We lost our cap­ last 17 games. At St. Louis, Andre Dore scored outscored Utah 116-106, Los Angeles Lakers. Jim Paxson led Portland "rhe last time we played it was a end," Butz said. “ Even when we afternoon until the next morning. He to seven straight in a game marred with 5:28 remaining to lift the Blues defeated Portland 125-120 and dose game (a 24-7 Miami victory in tain (Don Lever), and he was on the In other games, Detroit clipped with 29 points. were ahead by 20 points, he stayed told us to be in by midnight and if we by the ejection of five players. into a tie. St. Louis is now winless in Milwaukee clipped San Diego 115- DOLPHIN WIDE RECEIVER VINCE HEFLIN a pre-season game last August) and bench at the tim e.” Vancouver 6-2, Quebec belted Win­ Burks I 1.5. Clippers 102 with the veterans when he should 'wanted to stay up a little later than The Flyers led 3-1 at 11:29 of the its last seven home games (0-5-2), . displays his batting ability during workout Tuesday a very hard-hitting gam e,” Butz nipeg 6-3, St. Louis and Minnesota 102 At San Diego, Marques Johnson have been giving the younger guys that, fine, but just stay in your hotel second period, when Hector Marini “The Flyers have changed their which is the longest home winless said. “ Bob is a real rqrity in the played to a 4-4 tie and Calgary lluH'kH 96, Suns 94. scored 3.3 points and pulled down 12 some experience. As a result, when room. There won’t be any bed of New Jersey and Philadelphia’s brawling ways subtly,” said Devils streak in the Blues’ 16-year history. business just because he’s lasted so topped Los Angejes 6-6. At Atlanta, Eddie Johnson hit a 12- rebounds to lead Milwaukee. John­ the playoffs came the veterans were checks on this team .” ’ ' Glen Cochrane squared off. The bout goalie Chico Resch. “ When they’re Minnesota had taken a 4-3 lead on long. He’s somehow remained free foot jumper with two seconds left son scored 23 of his points in the se­ burned out. Butz insists the low-key approach turned into a 20-minute brawl in checking they’re whacking guys Red WingH 6, Canucks 2 Tom McCarthy’s goal with 8:24 of injuries. That takes a tremendous for the victory after Phoenix surged cond half. 17 in the third quarter- “ That might be the reason so to the game won’t keep the Redskins front of the Devils’ bench. across the hands with their sticks. At Detroit, Danny Gare scored remaining. amount of inner motivation. It’s in the last 16 seconds to tie it 94-94. when the Bucks moved out to an 86- many of George’s teams made it to from attaining their goal, After telephoning upstairs to John They check well and they have lots two goals and John Ogrodnic.k added I''luiiies 8, Kings 6 very, very difficult to stay in this Walter Davis hit back-to-back 73 lead. Rookie forward Terry Cum­ Von Schamann to kick the playoffs but never made it to the “ Most people in the nation don’t McCauley, assistant director of of spirit.” a goal plus three assists to help At Inglewood, Calif., Lanny league that long and not burn out threepoint shots as the Suns moved mings topped the Clippers with 25 Super Bowl.” know much about the Redskins and NHL officials, referee Bruce Hood “ They made some cheap shots Detroit overcome a 2-0 deficit. McDonald took over the NH L goal­ physically or emotionally. from a 92-87 deficit. For the Hawks, points and forward Tom Chambers He said that’s changed under Joe maybe we haven’t gotten the handed out 11 penalties totaling 74 and we responded,” answered Ogrodnick’s goal tied the game and scoring lead at 43 with a pair of “ Bob is one of the great ones. H e’s Tree Rollins had a season-high 22 had 23. (Jibbs. respect we think we deserve,” he minutes and ejected Philadelphia's Flyers coach Bob McCammon. Gare’s first goal followed for a 3-2 goals, including the game-winner at kept from burning out in either “ Now we have dozens of people on said. “ But we’re not out here to Cochrane, Frank Bathe, and Paul Froese, who made his NH L debut Red Wings’ lead early in the second 10:48 of third period, to lead area." the bench who can step in and help prove anything to our critics. We’re Holmgren along with Don Lever and on Jan. 8, improved his goals- period. Stan Smyl and Rick Lanz Calgary. Dave Taylor scored twice despite broken bone Butz makes it clear, however, that us when the veterans are either hurt out for just one reason - to win the John Wensink of New Jersey. against average to 1.28. While scored in the opening 4:44 for Van- for Los Angeles. Smallest crowd ever his respect for any player stops at or just need a rest,” he said. “ I Super Bowl.” FULLERTON, Calif. (UPI) - told Coach I Don) Shula that it felt the longest cleats I could find for the M iam i’s Uwe von Schamann is all right after the pre-game war- most traction and if it rains this Sun­ determined that a little thing’ like a maps and he gave me the go-ahead day, I ’ll be prepared for it.” Knicks use defense broken bone in bis lower back isn’t to kick. I was fine during the game, Von Schamann doesn’t think the going to keep him out of Sunday's rhe adrenalin was flowing and I was drastic reduction in practice over Knox resigns Buffalo job Nevada-Las Vegas fortunate Super BowLagainst the Washington feeling no pain. the last two weeks will bother his Redskins. “ But it tightened up again now accuracy. to down Cavaliers Von Schamann, the Dolphins’ and I ’m going to have to rest my "Not at this stage of the season, ” kicker, sustained the injury two back again all this week. What I plan he said. “ I ’m in good shape and I ’ve in dispute over contract NEW YORK (UPI) - There II points and Bill Cartwright eight weeks ago in a playoff victory over on doing is taking it easy until done a lot of kicking, I usually only weren’t many people there to ap­ they had a 27-14 lead after one San Diego. He rested all of last week to win 17th without defeat quarter. Friday or Saturday — just resting it do about 35-40 kicks a day at most preciate it, but the New York ORCHARD PARK, N Y. (UPI) - the season ended that rumbling before the Dolphins faced the Jets — and then work a little on Satur­ and maybe more near the end of the as head coach ^our games into the Knicks played one of their finest World B. Free, who had 21 points, Chuck Knox, who took the Buffalo started about Knox’s possible depar­ for the AFC championship and day." week when we work out with the season and was replaced by Jim defensive games of the season helped bring the Cavaliers back Bills from disarray to playoff con­ ture. the game with just six victories in decided just before the game that he Von Schatnann, a fourth-year pro .special teams. But basically, I use a Ringo. The Bills lost their last 10 Bv Richard Rosenblatt 12 rebounds while Hudson added 16 G arris scored 22 of his 25 points in Tuesday night. within 43-33 with three minutes left tention in five years, has abruptly Although not openly critical, 16 games, jumped to a 39-16 lead would be able to kick. from Oklahoma who beat out pop­ lot of weights during the week and games that season and went 311 in UPI Sports Writer points. York Gross led Cal-Sanla the first half to spark Boston With the smallest crowd in the in the second period, but that was as resigned as head coach of the club in Knox, who compiled a 37-36 record with just under five minutes left in . Miami won 14-0 and von ular veteran Garo Yepremian as a do a lot of running to work on my 1977. Barbara with 27 points and 10 College, 12-3. Pittsburgh. 8-8, got 28 history of the modern Madison close as they got. The Knicks’ bench a dispute over the extension of his with the Bills, was known to be Sidney Green simply staled the the first half as Michael Russell Schamann needed to kick off only rookie in 1979. is hoping the rest and legs. Bills all-pro defensive lineman rebounds. points from Clyde Vaugan. Square Garden — 6,514 — looking on, had a field day in the second half, contract. bothered by the club’s failure to sign obvious. ? scored 14 of his 16 points. At Pittsburgh, Dwayne Johnson three times and attempt two extra heat treatment can get him through "M y legs are strong and I ’m not Fred Smerlas, who has had some In other games. Southwestern the Knicks humbled the lowly with Vince Taylor scoring 12 fourth- points. He did not have to try a field the title game. Knox, however, Tuesday night linebacker Tom Cousineau in 1979, contract squabbles with the club in “ E verybody is up for us now that At the half, the Gauchos led 41-27 Louisiana shaded Stetson 71-69. scored 17 points and M arc M arotla Cavaliers 111-78, dropping quarter points and Sly Williams concerned about the field goals. I we’re the only unbeaten team and they scored the first three goal. ’ It’s not really unbearable pain,” said he may have an announcement and again last year when Cousineau the past, said he had expected Knox Texas Christian topped Texas added 12 to lead Marquette. 14-3. Cleveland’s record to 7-34. New. scoring nine of his 17 in the period. kicked two against San Diego and around," said the 6-foot-9 forward points of the second half to regain a But now the pain is back and von he .said, "but I do feel it pulling. It on his coaching future as early as returned from the N F L after a stint to leave. A&M 67-50. Boston College dumped At Gainesville, Fla.. Vern Flem­ York Coach Hubie Brown, as well as The play of Williams, who has al.so so)iie extra points after the Tuesday night after No. 8 Nevada- 17-point edge. Schamann is faced with another doesn’t hurt so much that I can’t today., in the Canadian Foot’oall League. “ I ’ve talked to a few of the guys Pittsburgh 68-63. Marquette beat ing scored 20 points, including 7 floor leader Paul Westphal, saw it missed 13 games with a sore left bone was broken in my back. I ’m Las Vegas rallied from a 17-point week of doubt: stand it but it does hurt. I kicked un­ “ There are a couple of options and The Bills also had contract dif­ and they were pretty upset about Duquesne 72-.53 and Georgia de­ straight midway through the first as a textbook effort on both ends of knee, was an extra surprise to concerned about the kickoffs. That’s second-half deficit for a 77-73 But the Runnin’ Rebels refused half, to carry Georgia, 13-3. "I stayed away from kicking last der pretty bad circumstances (a 1 have to make a decision,” Knox ficulties with running back Joe it,” Smerlas said. “ It’s a terrible feated Florida 83-79. the court. Brown. where you really have to get your victory over Cal-Santa Barbara. to cave in. With constant pressure Eugene McDowlell scored 21 week and my back felt good,just muddy field) against the Jets and said upon arrival in Buffalo Cribbs and wide receiver Jerry thing that the Bills management At Lafayette. La.. Johnny Col­ “ Our defense was as good as it’s "He wasn’t going to play this body into it and that’s where all the "W e can’t take anybody lightly. on the Gauchos’ ball-handlers, points for Florida. 10-8. before the gam e,” he explained. " I I'm confident I ’ll be ready! I used following a four-hour meeting in Butler, another conflict that did not doesn’t want to win and have a win­ lins hit a running 18-footer at the been.” Brown said. "Particularly, evening, but after the workout today stress goes into the back” We cam e too far to end it here Nevada-Las Vegas took control. Detroit ’With Bills owner Ralph C. sit well with Knox. Both players ning coach.” buzzer as Southwestern Louisiana we doubled up better than we have went so well we decided to give him against Santa Barbara, although After UNLV whittled away at the • Also, Tony Simms scored 30 Wilson Jr., at which Knox handed in returned to the Bills this season Knox hinted that he was leaving extended its homecourt winning in any other game, which caused five or six minutes in. each half they did play well." points and freshman Mike Alex­ bis resignation. after seeking to renegotiate their deficit, Larry Anderson, who fin­ streak to 19 games. The Hatters Buffalo with some regret. Nearly well enough to knock off ander added 27 to lead Boston them to play a perimeter game, rather than another hard workout Knox declined to be specific about contracts and Cribbs, following a ished with 20 points, gave Nevada- have now lost five games — four by “ I’m going to remember the big the Runnin’ Rebels. Las Vegas its first lead of the game University, 7-5. to a 104- 86 victory which helps our fast-break” tomorrow." Brown .said. "His per­ a team, but did say his new job seasonending loss to the New one point and one by two points. games we won here,” he said, “ and It took a kamikaze fullcourt at 61-60 with 7:33 left. His 3-point over Northeastern, 10-7 ... Darren Instead of pointing to the Cavs’ 40 formance was excellent We had would bie “ in the N F L .” England Patriots, said it was his “ We didn’t play perfect, but we the fans in the stadium who kept press and the accurate free- throw shot put the Runnin’ Rebels ahead Burnett scored 19 points to carry percent shooting and roster short­ missed his creativity” Knox’s resignation came after he last game in a Buffalo uniform. came up with the efforts when we coming out and backing us.” shooting of freshman Eldridge for good, 64-62, with 6:55 left. Columbia, 6- 8. to a 73-58 triumph comings as the reason for their poor Tom Nissalke. the Cavs’ coach, and Wilson failed to agree on an “ They’ve got to do what’s going to really had to have them," said Hudson and Danny Tarkanian in Hudson and Green followed with Southwestern Louisiana Coach over Manhattan, 11-5 ... Jonathan play, Westphal, who collected 17 was not as downcast as might have extension of Knox’s contract. A club be best for them,” Knox said, again the final minutes before Nevada- baskets for a six-point advantage Bobby Paschal. "That’sthekindof Carter scored 17 points to lead points and six assists, said, “ I just been expected. spokesman said Wilson had offered refusing to openly criticize the Bills Las Vegas could celebrate its 17th and Hudson then hit five free wins good basketball teams are Utica College, 5-11, to a 54-53 prefer to think that we took them " I was satisfied with our effort Knox an extension on the pact he management. victory without a loss. throws and Tarkanian added two able to get." victory overCornell, 6-9... Michael out of their game. tonight,’ ’ he said "Our guys have signed in 1978 when he came to Buf­ Shortly after the end of the 1982 “ We were fortunate to win,” said more with seven seconds left to Gerren scored 20 points, including “ They like to play a slowdown played well,all season. Tonight we falo from the Los Angeles Rams. season, Knox had reportedly been Nevada-Las Vegas coach Jerry seal the triumph. At Fort Worth, Texas, Doug the final basket of the game, to lead kind of game, and we didn’t let them just didn’t get the points, but that’s The two parted on good terms, the considering offers from three NFL Tarkanian. “ We had to Show great “ Las Vegas rebounded well in Arnold scored 19 of his 29 points in South Alabam a to a 74-73 Sun Belt get into it. If your game is going to happen. ” spokesman said. teams, including the IUms,.who he. Bowling courage in the second- half-. We the second half and that got them., the first half to help Texas Conference win over South Florida predicated on keeping the score ”We just weren’t hitting our ’ ’“ It’s very em’dtiohal when you put coach^ to firstplace finishes in cam e out in a fullcourt press and it going,” said Gauchos* coach Ed ^ Christian, 14-4, overcome an early ... Luellen Fosterscored with three close, and it isn’t, you’re going to shots, ” decided Free, who was 8-for- a lot into it and turn a program each of his five seasons as head 9 had to be all out or we couldn’t ha ve D eLacy. "Sidney Green woke up 11-point deficit. Texas A&M feil .to seconds left to preserve Alabama- get discouraged.” 17 from the field. " I f you hit your around,” Knox said. “ It’s tough, it’s coach from 1973 through 1977. won this gam e." and really hurt us." 9-10. Birmingham’s 68-66 victory over If that Was the case, Cleveland shots, you’ve got a chance'to come tough.” Knox’s resignation appears to The Gauchos, despite entering Green finished with 18 points and A t Chestnut Hill. Mass.. John Western Kentucky. was discouraged very early. The back, but if you’re missing them, The Bills said a successor to Knox leave the Bills in the same situation CUNLIFFE AUTO- Bill Hanson Knicks bolted immediately out to you start saying to each other. It’s would be named at a later date, but as in 1976, when Lou Saban resigned 155- 153-437, ,Mike Davis 434, the lead, and with Westphal scoring gonna be one of those nights.” speculation immediately centered Moore 157-430, Chris Plumley^JU around Tom Gatlin, Bills assistant 426, Craig Coleman 167-425, Greg head coach and defensive coor­ ftve Red Sox file for arbitration Lukas 421, Scott Smith 173-415, Chris Bullets put Lucas on waivers dinator. Nicholson 407, Dan Vignone 164-407, year. “ Chuck Knox did a remarkable Sadff^gl BOSTON (U PI) — It Is becoming of mailing contracts. “We are with John for weeks." Jim Bell 152-4iD0, Adolph Kuszaj 159- Stapleton, who earned $195,000 job of rebuilding the Bills and we almost as much a baseball ritualas close to all the eligible players and Tudor seems to be in the best LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) — John The Bullets acquired the .Univer­ 394, John Ortolan! 162-390, Bob Mike it’s become a part of baseball last season, dipped from .285 to .264 wish him luck and success in the -TV Opening Day, so there was little bargaining position. He.,wus the Lucas, the first player picked in sity of Maryland standout from the 167, Larry Seretto 165, Dan Jeski where this proc^ure is basically an.d for a while was benched-in future,” Wilson said in a statement concern from either side when five teaih ’s tnost reliable starter in the the NBA draft in 1976. was placed Golden Stale Warriors in October 150. automatic.” favor of rookie Wade Boggs. But released by the club. members of the Boston Red .Sox second half of the season and on the waiver list by the Washing­ 1981 as their starting guard. filed for salary arbitration. The five Red Sox are John Tudor, finished, with a 13-10 record and a with the trade of Lansford, Sta­ During his tenure, Knox I’O N IG IIT ton Bullets because of several ELKS- A1 Atkina 141-387, Dave Tuesday was the deadline — and Dave Stapleton, Glenn Hoffman, 3.63 E R A . pleton will be back at first base and transformed the Bills from a 311 "i.’iO - Nllti liullelH *n. unexcused anjl unexplained He lost his job to Franlc Johnson Richards 136-360, Tony Ficaro 160- the filings were mostly protective Reid Nichols and Steve Crawford. ■ “Tudor should be in pretty good is close to a multi-year deal. club in 1977 to an 11-5 first place \\ l\ F , SiMiiiHl’.liunnel absences. a few weeks into the season and 402, Hank Hebert 137-375, Ernie and procedural in nature. Only John Henry Johnson, who would position," said Pennacchia. who “ W e filed just in case we are finish In the AFC Elast in 1980, and it - lluxkelliiilli U C o n n vs. A spokeswoman said Lucas later startled the NBA by annoue- Pepin 146-384, Dave LaChapelle 138- twice (Bemie Carbo and Carney have been eligible, recently signed has never had a client go to the incapable of closing the small back-to-back playoff teams In 1980 Pnit idi-iDT. WOKC, Channel 12 missed practice Tuesday and ing he had a problem with cocaine. 396, G ary M oore 152-384, T erry Lansford) have the Red Sox failed with the team. hearing process. differences,” said Steve Freyer of ,r.l.| 1981. H ItaMkrihiilli Inflliinu vs, "h e ’s missed several others this The league required him to un­ .V Devaux 140-367, Ray Parr 141-382, to sign a player before the hearing " I ’m hopeful everything will be Hoffm an, who hit .209 after a Spmts Advisors. ’Tm optimistic yea r." dergo therapy. The Bills finished the abbreviated Nnrlliurnlrrn, E.SP.N resolved tefore the hearings. I’m we’ll be able to make a deal Doug Sctuton 150-354, A1 Grabinaky process begins in February. brilliant start, dropped 22 points Lucas’ contract will be termi­ 1982 season with a disappointing 4-5 II - ItuHkrlhulli Heinn Hall vs, “This is of no great impor­ wmewhat confident," said Tony shortly. Right now, the length of Lucas, who was used only 143-150-424, Bill Adaniy 151-146^1, from his 1981 average, which was nated if no other team picks him up record as they fai''>d to make the CciiriifitiHii, USA > tance,” said Red Sox negotiator Pennacchia, who represents*rudor the contract is more of an issue sparingly this seasc.i, was'pickeci MIAMI’S ‘BLUES BROTHERS' EXAMINE PHOTO Rudy Guedesse 140-360TBruce Flah 64 points low er than his rookie at the expiration of a 48-hour playoffk for the first time in three 10 - S

►w. .,4^ A**^"-*'' 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Jan. 26, 1983 M.kNCIlESTER HERALD, Wed,, Jan, 26, 1983 - IJ Sports Hall of Fame to increase members FOCUS/ Food w v \ By Earl Yost po and Ernie Dowd. Scoreboard Veteran members are Steve Sports Editor , \ o Cassano, chairman, Dick Cobb, Five individuals, both men and Hank McCann, Carl Silver, Bob women are eligible, will be inducted Digan, Wally Fortin, Tom Conran, into the Manchester Sports Hall of Nate Agostinelli and Earl 'Yost. Fam^ at its fourth annual dinner Last year’s reepients were long New Jersey 0 10—1 Uavis (^3 44 4. Macklin 0-1 2-2 2. Glenn NEW JEHSEY (111) Spanish Paella Sept. 23 at the Army & Navy Club. Philadelphia 221—6 1-3 M 4. Totals 40-72 16-19 96. King 912 1-1 II, Williams 913 29 20, distance runner Charlie Robbins, First period—1. Philadelphia, GorenceB Phoenix 17 28 2128-04 Dawkins 910 09 U, Birdsong 915 2-4 18, This week the committee voted the late Sam Massey, an allarotind (Evans, Taylor). 8:28. 2. Riiladelphia, Atlanta 28 30 23 25-96 Cook 7-16 29 16, Gmlnski 1-7 4-4 6, unanimously to increase the number athlete and coach, andDick Wilson 3 (Flockhart, P n ^ p ), i9:S6. Three-point goals-W. Davis 2. Fouled Walker 19 4-4 6. Johnaon 39 49 10, of inductees from three to five and Hockey Penaltie.53462743134. (W illiam s 13), Houston 37 (C .Jon en u i tour of Spain will give you ounces of tiny fresh peas. women, drawing the highest number N Y Rangers 22 21 6 59 186 175 IN D IA N A (126) To be eligible for Hall of Fame 11:29: Rcsch, NJ. major (misconduct S A s slsU -N ew Jersey 22 (CookO), Houston plenty of opportunity to sample all Try this recipe, but don't be of votes will make up the group Pittsburgh 12 29 7 31 150 228 served by Ashton), 11:29; Froese, Phi, G. Johnson 1-7 1-2 3, Kellogg 1240 44 40 (Leavell22). Technical-Leavell. A - 28. Williams 7-13 24 16. Carter 17-21 64 three national dishes. consideration an individual must New Jersey 10 30 11 31 138 aoe major (misconduct served by Flockhart), 7,067. afraid to experiment. Add or delete from which the final five will be Adams Division 42. Eiuren 34 04 6, Slaughter 2-6 1-2 5, « have an athletic background, per­ 11:29. Gazpacho is the cold vegetable Sichting 44 04 8, Kn^ht 14 64 8, ingredients as you like to come up selected. Boston 32 10 7 71 192 129 Third poriod-6, Philadelphia, Flockhart - i l k . formed locally, or played Jn Byrnes 14 04 2, C. Johnson 34 24 8, KANSAS CITY (112) soup made of tomatoes, cu­ with your' own house version of Montreal 26 13 9 61 226 170 20 (Propp, Sinisaio), 12;M. Penalties— Joining the committee this week E.Johnson 916 2-4 15. Nealy 49 1-1 9, Manchester on the road to greater Buffalo 23 16 9 56 183 155 Carson. Phi, 4:41: Lorim er. NJ. 8:15; Branson 0-1 04 0. Totals 5146 22-32 126. cumbers, peppers and onions, paella. Dallas 26 36 34 38-134 MeriweaUier 29 94 4, Steppe 39 97 11, were John Thompson, Sam Maltem- Quebec 23 20 6 52 209 202 Shots on goal—New Jersey 4-4-11—19. spiced with parsley and basil, fame in the world of sports. Drew 7-19 913 22, Woodson 6 11-93 15, Hartford 12 32 5 29 160 239 Philadelphia 18-12-6-38. Indiana 30 25 32 39—126 R.Johnson 7-14 4-6 16, Thompson 49 2-4 Sangria is the famous Spanish Campbell Conference Goalies- New Jersey, Rcsch. Philadel­ Three-point goals-A^irre, Carter 2. 10, Loder 49 09 8. ToUls: 4392 Norris Division phia, Froese A—16,312 Fouled out—Nimphius. Total fouls—Dalla” wine -- slightly fruity red, served Paella W L T Pts. G F GA 27, Indiana 26. Rebounds-Dallas 45 D E N V E R (119) in the characteristic painted pot­ Chicago 30 12 7 67 214 168 (Cummings 11), Indiana44 (Kellogg 10). English 1298 89 32, Vandeweghe 914 4- 6 tablespoon^olive oil Cheney matmen pinned Minnesota 25 14 10 60 206 181 talgary 2 24-8 Assists—Dallas23 (RansevS), Indiana31 5 20, Isscl 11-23 910 26, Evans 39 19 7, tery pitcher, with orange, lemon St. Louis 15 27 9 39 180 20Q I.OS Angeles 2 31-4 (Slaughters). A-2,994. ' Dunn 49 911 13. Robisch 39 and lime slices floating on top. 1 large onion Toronto 11 26 9 31 170 207 First period-1. Calgary. Lavallee 14 Hanziik 92 1-4 I. Williams 2-4 29 6. But the crowing glory of Spanish 1 green pepper Detroit 12 26 12 36 155 207 (Nilsson. Risebrough). 1:00; 2. Los K e lle y l9 1 9 3 . T oU ls: 449631-40119. 1 clove garlic Hecker ll-l, 107- Royal (L) Smythc Division Angeles. TaylonS (L. Murphy. Simmer). CLEVELAND (781 Kansas City 26342824-112 cookery is paella, a dish named for MILFORD— Cheney Tech’s Edmonton 28 14 9 66 276 203 Ii:32; 3. l»sI.OS Angeles. E\Evans 14 Hubbard 1-6 1-3 3, C. Robinson 7-18 2-2 Denver 31253330-119 the two-handled pan in which the 1 large broiler fry e r,; cut into wrestling team suffered its 10th pinned Stone :29, 114 — Kandrach Calgary 20 24 7 47 206 219 iHopkins. Smith), 1S:37; 4, 16, Lacey 3-6 04) 6, Free 8-17 5^ 21. Three-point goals-E.Johnson. Fouled serving pieces Konroyd 2 (Lavalce, Nllssonh Huston 0^ 04) 0,. Hayes 4-7 savory concoction of rice, seafood loss in as many outings Tuesday (L) pinned MacLeod :58, 121— Winnipeg 20 24 5 45 191 206 out-Evans. Total louls-Kansas City 33, 1 cup rice Arroyo (L) dec. Paradis 7-0, 128— Vancouver 16 23 10 42 176 193 I’enallicj^Konroyd, Cal. 10:51; Peplinski, Wilkerson 1-6 04) 2, Kenon 5-9 2-2 12. Denver 36, Rebounds—Kansas City 51 and meat is served. mght as it dropped a 53-9 verdict to Los Angeles 16 25 7 39 172 213 (’al, major. 18:11; Brown, LA, major, Flowers 2-4 1-2 5, Bagley 1-3 04) 2, Tillis (Nealy 13L Denver 52 (Dunn 111. AsslsU PAE LLA HAS as many varia­ 2 cups chicken, broth liBmestanding Jonathan Law High Bannon (L) pinned Talbot 5:55, (Top four in each division qualify for 18:11 I-l 0412. Totals 33-8312-1878. —KansasCity20 (Drew9), Denver2B )/z cup dry white wine 134— Rooney (L) maj. dec. Wilson Stanley (Xip pilayoffs.) Second period-5. Los Angeles, Taylor 9 NEW YORK (111) (Evans 71. Technical-Kansas City tions as Spain has cooks. If you in Milford. i.Siminer, Dionnel, 1:10; 6, Calgary. Orr 39 2-2 8, T. Robinson 5-9 0-1 10, (illegal defense). A9.133. 4 chopped canned tomatoes, or Z 9-0, 140— Klein (L) pinned Glode Tuesday's Results sample the dish in a restaurant Cheney's next action is Thurs­ Detroit 6. Vancouver 2 Heinharl 9 (ChristotL Mokosak), 4:09; 7, f^rtwright 59 69 16, Tucker 59 09 10. along the Mediterranean, you will large fresh day afternoon at home against 1:07, 147— Mallon (L) pinned Quebec 6, Winnipeg 3 lais Angeles. Dionne Wells, Keans), Westphal 8-15 09 17, Sherod 3-7 09 6, V) teaspoon tumeric Dubiel 2:47, 157— Croll (L ( WBF, Philadelphia 5, New Jersey 1 . 9:00; 8. rn)s~Ango)ds, M. Murphy 13 Webster 39 1-2 7, Grunteld 39 09 6, LOS ANGELES (125) find all kinds of seafood, some of it « 4 Hartford. Public and Manchester St. Ixiuis 4. Minnesota 4 (tie ) XlNirhc^. Wells), 14:08; 9, Calgary, Williams 79 2-2 17, Taylor 69 09 12, Rambis 912 M 13. Wilkes 7-12 59 19, unrecognizable to. a Connecticut 1 teaspoon dried red pepper flakes 169— Gauvin (CT) dec. Caraman- Hastings (t-2" 2-2 2. Totals 48-86 High at 4 o’clock. Calgary 8. Los Angeles 6 'McDonald 42 (Chounard, B nrsl, 18:01. Abdul-Jabbar 1917 59 25, E . Johnson 911 Yankee. Paella made inland will 6 ounces fresh or frozen shrimp Eric Gauvin and Leroy Main ica 9-7, 187— Frost (L ( pinned Wednesday's Games Penaltv—Kennedy, LA, 12:15. Cleveland 14 23 18 23- 78 1-1 11. Nixon 913 96 22. Cooper 8 ounces fresh bay scallops Totten 2:23, Unlimited— Main (All Times EST) Third period-10. Calgary Lavallee 15, New York 27 23 27 34-111 Worthy 2-4 1-1 5, C. Johnson 00 90 0. probably include sausage along accounted for the Tech points with Montreal at Buffalo. 7:35 p.m. (Nils.son. Ri.sebroughl, 2:58; 11, Calgary Three point goals—Westphal, Wiliiams. McAdoo 913 96 21. ToUls: 4964 2932 with the shellfish. Z pounds littleneck clams the latter winning by pin. (CT) pinned Apatow :38. Washington at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. Peplinski II IDunn, Eloranta), 5:23; 12, Fouled out-None. Total touls-Cleveland 125. 1 pound mussels Calgary McDonald 43 (Nilsson, Reinhart. Expect to find tiny clams mixed Vancouver at Chicago. 6:35 p.m. 21, New York 22, Rebounds-Cleveland46 PORTLAND (120) 4 ounces fresh or frozen tiny peas Results; 100— Kell (L) maj.dec. Toronto at Edmonton. 9:35 p.m. 9:12; 13. Los Angeles. Kelly 5 (Fox, (CRoblnson 13), New York 45 (Cart­ Carr 911 96 24. N atl 1916 in with the yellow saffron rice. Thursday’s Games , Ru.skovtskii. 16:30; 14, Calgary, Rise­ wright It), Assists—Cleveland 18 (Huston Thompson 1920 49 24, L ever 0-4 90 0 These clams are less than an inch 2 ounces black oil-cured olives Quebec at Hartford brough luna.ssis(ed), 18:31. Penalties— 61, New York 29 (Westphal 6). Technicals Paxson 11-19 97 29, Verhoeven 91 90 0, pimento strips Montreal at N Y. Rangers Konroyd. Cal. double minor. 5:30; Taylor, -None. A-9914. Townes 91 90 0. Buse 49 09 9, in diameter, plucked right that day N.Y Islanders at 1.^8 Angeles I.A. double minor, 5:39; Smith, LA. 7:06; McDowell 4-4 92 8. Lamp 19 90 2 from coastal waters. lemon and lime wedges Tribe frosh McDonald. Cal. 11:01. .'JT -v/ < Winnipeg at Philadelphia SAN ANTONIO (116) Totals: 4904 2928 120. You’ll, also find coils of chewy Toronto at Calgary Shols on goal—Calgary 8,7-7-22. Los Los Angeles 34 28 37 26-125 Wash, skin and cut up chicken. Angeic.s 15-9-10-34. Banks 7-17 (M) 14. Mitchell 12-22 1-2 25. matmen win St. Louis at Minnesota Gilm ore 13-16 14-16 40, Dunleavy 3-14 04 Portland 27293034-U0 squid: shrimp (with heads and Scrub shellfish, soak in salt water, Goalie.s-Calgary, Edwards, Lemelin. 7. Gervin 7-15 6-7 20. G riffin 0-1 0-2 0. Three point goalt-P axson , Buse. feelers still intact); and mussels. \ American Hockey League lais Angeles. Keans. Lessard. .A—8,841. Fouled out-None. ToUl fouls-Los then drain and set aside. Chop By United Press International Willoughby 1-1 2-2 4. Phegley 0-4 (M) 0. There will also be a piece of Manchester High freshman DIctrirt W) 04 0. Robinson 3-4 04 6. Angeles 23, Portland 25. Rebounds—Los onion, green pepper and mince Northern Angeles 36 (E.Johnson- 9), PortUnd 36 garlicy chicken or two, a few red W L T Pts. G F GA Totals 4644 23-29116 garlic. Saute vegetables in 4 wrestling team took a 24-18 win (Natl 12). AsslsU—Los Angeles S3 Fredericton 27 12 6 60 206 143 UTAH (106) pimento strips, a sprinkling of over American School for the Deaf (E.Johnson 9), Portland S (Carr, Lever, tablespoons olive oilin paella pan Nova Scotia 24 19 5 53 229 192 Wilkins 54 2-2 12. Poquetto 1-11 4-4 6. fresh green peas, and some oil Tuesday afternoon. ^I^K-rOT.ALERS- Joan Franco Schayes 5-13 54 15. Greer, d-12 2-3 14. Buse 51 A-12.e86 or large electric frying pan with Maine 23 21 5 51 196 193 cured black olives. The dish is Dave Chalsky won by decision, 175-498, Karen Barnowski 458, Adirondack 22 24 4 48 202 210 Basketball Griffith 14-25 1-2 j), Anderson 4-7 1-1 9, cover until vegetables are wilted Eaves 6-13 6-7 18, Eaton 1-1 04 2. Totals fragrant with olive oil, onions, Jeff Nodden by major decision, Laurene Robida 181-490, Carol Moncton 17 25 4 38 156 183 and fragrant. Sherbrooke 13 27 4 30 163 203 4241 21-27 106. Tuesday’s College Basketball Results peppers, garlic and chopped Frank Hoher by decision and Mike Mount 179, Gayla Butcher 458, Linda ^ n Antonio 34 24 24 34-116 By united Press International ' Add chicken pieces to pan, and Southern tomatoes. Taylor and Brian Dunphy each by Hayes 450, Gail Hartzog 175-465, Rochester 28 15 5 61 230 195 Utah 31 36 2811-106 ^ s t saute until browned and partially Three-point goals-Dunleavy. Griffith. AlC 62. Hartford 19 In Spain, paella is always served Herald ohoto bv Plese pin for the 5-3 young Indian Mary Ann Zawlinski 189-483, Deana Hershev 25 20 1 51 183 173 cooked, abou* 10 minutes. Remove New Haven 22 20 4 48 182 178 ' Fouled out—None. Totals fouls-San Amherst 70. (Connecticut Coll. 56 for two, never for one. It’s worth matmen. Richard 473, Shirley Blue 194-329, Baltimore 21 22 5 47 212 225 Antonio 27. UUh 24. Rebounds-San Assumption 103, Bryant 99 (OT) from pan and drain. Antonio 64 (Gilmore 18). Utah 45 Babson 64. Coast Guard 57 St Catharins 21 25 4 46 206 222 N A TIO N AL B A S K E TB A LL ASSOC finding a buddy to share it with, PAELLA IS SPAIN'S NATIONAL DISH Next outing is Thursday against Shirley Eldridge 175-480, Niki (Schayes II) Assists-San Antonio 32 To pan with vegetables, add Binghamton 19 22 4 42 180 193 By United Press International Binghamton St 78. Albany St. 76 and even at that, portions are RHAM frosh at Illing. Wehren 472, Claudette Mertens 180- (Dunleavy 10). UUh 27 (Green 12). . . combo includes chicken and shellfish. remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil Springfield 17 27 3 37 163 201 (West Coast Games Not Included) Boston Coll. 66. PitUburgh 63 gargantuan. 458, Patty Cuscovitch 175, Nancy Tue.sdav's Results Eastern Conference TechnIcals-U U h bench. UUh (illegal Boston U. 104, Northeastern 86 and the rice. Saute until rice defense). A—6,688. Bowdoin 81. Gordon 72 Charming little sidewalk cafes Smith 195-189-543, Jean Aldrich 175- Adirondack 6. Hershey 5 Atlantic Division browns, stirring constantly. Add Fredericton 5. Rochester 1 W L Pet. GB Bridgewater 80. W. Conn. St. 69 (O T ) often advertise their house ver­ when the cover is lifted at the table. 470, Terry Priskwaldo 189-500, Pat Wednesday s Games Central Conn. 09, N.H. Coll. 59 If you haven’t any saffron, Just make sure all your ingre­ If you like squid, by all means chicl^n broth: wine, tomatoes, « Philadelphia 35 6 .854 — PHILADELPHIA (116) sions of the dish on blackboards set Sherbrooke at Baltimore Colgate 64. RPI 56 Although paella is always served tu'nrteric, red pepper flakes and salt Thibodeau 488, Ruth Woodbury 177, Boston 31 10 .756 4 ..Erving 9-14 59 23, Ivaroni 29 however, don’t give up all thoughts dients are cleaned and prepared use that too. If your budget allows, Adirondack at Hershey New Jersey 27 16 .628 9 Ckilumbia 73. ManhalUn 56 up just outside the entrances. in the shallow, two-handled pan in to taste. Lou Toutain 464, Mary Jean Deane Malone 7-a 39 17 Cheeks 29 2-2 6, Concordia 68. Kings (Pa.) 62 of making paella. You may before you begin to cook. Timing is try a lobster tail, shrimp, a few Nova Scotia at Maine' Washington 18 23 439 17 Toney 10-17 49 24, Jones 29 3-4 7 Prices all over Spain are very , S p o rts E, Naiarene 76. Arrington 64 Spain, that pan is not a common substitute a sprinkling of tumeric, important. scallops or some crab meat cut in Cook rice about 10 minutes. 179, Lee Bean 203-529. Jessie Rochester at Moncton New York . 16 26 .381 IV/s Richardson 39 49 10, Cureton 49 09 8, reasonable. Paella for two may Thursday's Games Central Division Eastern 48, Nyack 47 • tool in an American kitchen. for yellow color, though the taste is Chicken should be washed and chunks. Place chicken pieces in attractive Williams 195-509, Brenda Clark 456, ^w ards 49 2-3 10, Schoene 0-1 99 0 Franlu A Marsh. 83, Lebanon Valley 78 ''Calendar St Catharines at Frederlctoi;i Milwaukee 29 14 .874 — McNamara 24 3-4 7. T o U lt 4544 2433 cost only about SOO or 600 pesetas You can make perfectly suitable not the same. Splurge on the cut up. I also remove the skin. arrangement atop the rice. Cook Marge Brainard 472. Binghamton at Springfield D<*troit 22 21 512 7 116. . Glasaboro St. 87, MontcUIr St. SO (less than SS or $6). Hunter IB, Lehman 80 paella in an electric frying pan. I n saffron if you can. Shellfish must be scrubbed and Shellfish, too, are added about 15 covered about five minutes. Add Allanta yi 21 .600 PA CHICAGO (901 Lowell 79, St. Anselm 67 PAELLA IS a delight for the fact, any large capacity shallow V ancouver 2 0 0 -2 Chicago 14 28 .333 14 Greenwood 29 09 4, HIggina 19 3-4 5 Don’t decide to make paella the soaked. Also add a little cornmeal minutes before serving. Place shellfish, cover and cook another FRIENDSHIP MIXED- Lee Bean Detroit 24 9-6 Indiaiia u yg 317 15 Marquette 72, Duquesne S3 adventuresome cook because in­ pan with a lid may be used, as long ^ r z in e 917 92 18, Bradley 19 2-2 4 Salem St. 72. W estfield 67 same day you go on a diet. Made in to the water in which you soak the them in an attractive arrangement five minutes. Sprinkle shrimp and 178-182-19i-551, Debi Thompson 182- First period—1. Vancouver. Smyl 21 Cleveland 7 34 .171 21 gredients can vary according to as you serve in the same pan in right on top of the rice, chicken and HVSKKTBALK iGradin) 1:00 2. Vancouver. Lanz 3 Western Conference • " ‘ ' f 1- Springfield 71. Quinniplac 69 Spanish fashion with lots of good shellfish, in order to remove all scallops over all. Cook another 474, Pat Thibodeau 190-514, Lu Tou­ Woolridge 7-12 39 17, Dailey 39 St. Joseph's 138. Maine M aritim e 80 what shellfish is in season and which you cook. You don’t want to MCK) utMultaliirk^ 8:30 (SmvI. Gradin) 4 44 3. Detroit. Woods 6 Midwest Division olive oil, the dish is high in calories.' traces of sand. other ingredients You’ll know the five minutes, or until clams and Jones 19 90 2, Olberding 2-4 (Mi 4 Stqnehill 82, Bentley 61 what foods are on hand. There are tain 175-459, Bill Zwick 215-530, (W eir. G Smith I 11:02 4. Detroit. W L Pet. GB Jackson 3-42-28 Totals 37-9125-34 99 disturb the arrangement of food dish is ready when you lift the lid u :i: i i o c K K Y Ogrodnick24 (Leach) 19:52 Penallte.s- Trinity 73, Wesleyan 47 A diet version wouldn’ t even be ANY OTHER INGREDIENTS mussels have opened. Butch McQuade 207-563, Tom San Antonio 27 18 .600. — Hiiladelphia 26 34 25 31-116 few hard and fast rules. after it’s cooked. Hull VH. Mancht‘Mt(‘r al Bolton loc* Schenfeld. Det. 4:32. Williams. Van. R 18 Kansas Citv 23 18 .561 2 Utica 54. Cornell S3 worth mentioning. are up tothe cook. You may broil a and you find all the shells are Remove from heat. Sprinkle Kershaw 204-546, Rich Woodbury Cmcago 13 28 29 29- » - W PI 71, Nichols 68 The only important ingredient is SPANISH PAELLA always in­ Balacr, 8:35 Second period—5. Detroit. Gare 16 Denver 21 24 .467 6 Fouled out—None. ToUl foula-Phila- Paella, though relatively time- few pieces of sausage — Portu­ opened. It's time, then, to add the peas on top. Decorate top with (Osborne, Foster) 3:32. 6, Detroit Dallas ' to 22 .463 6 South artistry — .the foods must be 229-209-208-646, Dick Woodbury 512, S ' » Rebounds- cludes saffron, a costly, hard-to- consuming to make, is a good way finishing touches. K uhI (Catholic \ h. Knfi«*ld at Kn* Blaisdell 13 (G. Smith. Ogrodnick)8:22 Utah 16 27 .400 0 Ala -Birmingham 68, Western Ky. 66 guese linguica is particularly good olives, pimento strips and lemon Phil Hence 549, Phnadelphia 50 (Malone 14). Chicago 39 C. Carolina 80. F. Marlon 48 carefully arranged to cook on top find spice. Saffron adds yellow 7, Detroit, Leach 10 (Larson. Ogronicki Houston 7 35 .167 to spend the afternoon. It’s fun to — and add to the pan about 15 Top with a few strips of red and lime wedges. Cover for a few firUI TwiiiH Rink, 0:30 (Greenwood 10). Assists- Philadelphia21 Center 56. Maryville 54 11 40 8. Detroit Gare 17 (Boldirev. Pacific Division of the rice for dramatic impact color and aromatic scent. (Erving. Cheeks 5). Chicago 23 (Lester Covenant 76. Sewanee 72 do, and not at all difficult. minutes before serving. pimento, lemon wedges or lime. minutes, serve. Serves four. riiurHcluy Ogrodnick) 17:18. Penalities—McCarthv. Los Angeles 31 8 .795 — 6). A—18253. Van. 6:03: G Smith. Det. 12:25. Portland 26 16 619 Emory And Henry 80, Lynchburg 39 BVSKKTBAIJ. Third period—None, f’enallies—Huber. Phoenix 27 17 .614 Fla. Southern 71, Blscayne 66 Det. 1:35; Schoenfeld. tbet. 12 00, Georgia 83. Fla. 79 S i . I’aul at K u h I K u th o lir (girln). 8 Seattle 24 16 .571 8>? Crawford. Van. 18.40 Golden State 18 25 .419 IS Longwood 67. Liberty Baptist 61 Basketball Miles Ol, Talladega n W K K S T L IN t ; Shots on goal—Vancouver 4-10*!r^-29 San Diego 12 31 279 21 A day in Mijas Hartford Buhl at (Jirnrv IVrh, Detroit 16-15-5-36 Tuesday's Results N.C.-Greensboro 72, St. Andrews 69 . 4 ' Goalies—Vancouver. Brodeur. Detroit, New York 111. Cleveland 78 ♦ Pfeiffer 83. Wingate 68 Stefan A—10.511 Dallas 134. Indiana 126 SW Louisiana 7). Stetson 69 Atlanta 96. Phoenix 94 So. Alabama 74. So. Florida 73 MILWAUKEE (115) K rid av Minnesota 2 1 1-4 Philadelphia 116. Chicago 99 Southern Tech 78. Piedmont 82 BASkKTBAl.K St. Louis 202-4 Houston 114, New Jersey 111 Johnson 14-20 59 33, Catchings 29 2-2 Virginia St. 97, Hainpton Inat. 87 First period—1. Minnesota, Broten 22 San Antonio 116. Utah 106 6, Cowens 4-10 59 13, Moncrlef 5-11 69 Washington A Lee 79, E. Mennonite 71 Munrlienlrr al Kant Hartford, 8 (Bellows. Pavne) 12:19 2, St, Louis, Denver 119, Kansas City 112 16, Ford 29 2-4 6, Criss 19 09 2, Lister Midwest Spanish village boasts views Bethel 60, Grace 51 \a virr at Kant (Catholic, 7.30 BUSINESSMEN Turnbull 21 (‘Zuke. Dunlop) 14:16. 3 Milwaukee at San Diego 1-4 90 2, Lanier 2-4 90 4, Brldgeman 12- 15 3-4 27, Preasey 2-4 92 4, MokeskI -1-1 Cedarvllle90,Ohio Dominican 85 UH.AM al Khrney Tfoh, 8 Lodge All-Stars trimmed Buf­ Minnesota. Plett 15 (Smith) 15:30 4. St Los Angeles at Portland l/ouis. Crawford 4 (Wilson, Dunlop) 18 41 Wednesday’s Games 09 2. Tou ts 4978 2390 115. Concordia (Wia.l 59, Card. Slritch 51 falo Water Tavern, 63-61, ,ind SAN DIEGO (KB) Findlay 76, Manchester 67 B o lto n at R o c k y H ill, 8 Penaltie.s-Zuke, Minn, 24; Plett. Minn (A ll Tim es EIST) By Susan Plese But it inches forward, On a steep staired pas­ town’s ancient Catholic choose a cafe with indoor Manchester Cyle Shop routed 58; Pavese. StL. 3:14; Richter. Minn. Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Chambers 919 7-7 23, (himmings 1915 Green Bay 72, Wls.-Parkslde 66 (SOT) KuHt Hartford at Manrhentcr 59 25, W alUn 29 1-2 5, Hollins 2-10 2-2 6, Hastings 66, Peru St. 56 .....V - . Herald Reporter and makes a hairpin turn. sageway to an upper Slone church with beauti­ Moriarty Fuel, 110-73, Tuesday 8:20. Federko. StL. 9:59; Payne. Minn Phoenix at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. sealing: it is winter in (K i c I h ). 8 12:19; Eves. Minn, 17;50; Plett. Minn Chicago at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Hodges 922 1-2 15, WhlUhead 1-4 90 2, Huntington 77. Marlon 75 Suddenly a panorama un- street, three small Span­ ful goldleaf altar. To the Spain, and the season is night at Bennet. 19:^ Brooks 39 2-4 9, Smith 19 39 Indiana Tech 82. Goshen 68 It’s a small, picture post BOVS SWIMMINf; Seattle at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. f()lds: the glimmering Me­ ish girls are playing out­ side of the church is a marked with showers. We Jim Wehr had 21 points, Tom Second period-5, Minnesota. MacAdam Dallas at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. 1-2 90 2, Wood 19 2-2 4j Anderson 39 90 John Carroll 76, Hiram fB card Spanish town set H a ll at VfanchcHtcr. 3 .45 9 (BarrettI 9:52 Penalties—Wilson. StL. 6. T oU ls 39108 23-28 IIS. Lakeland 86, Marion 84 diterranean rimmed by side their parents' shop. square bullpen — the only order paella for two and a Foran 16 and Marty Kearns 12 for Milwaukee at Los Angeles. 10:30 p.m. precariously into the side :26; Young, Minn, 13:34: Kea. StL, 1.1 34 Thursday's Games Milwaukee 25 34 2720115 Malone 64, Urbana 70 the high rise apartment They are molding clay square one in Spain. bottle of the vino casa — Lodge while Ray Sullivan hooped Giles. Minn, 19:02. San Diego 24282329KB Minn.-Duluth 86, Bem idji St. 66 S atu rd a y Seattle at Washington of a mountain. From a and hotel buildings Third period-6. St. Louis. Vigneault 1 Three-point goals-Hodges 2, Bridge- Nebraska-Omaha 70, St. Cloud SI 56 and bunching it into To the back of the house wine — bargain at h ; k h o c k k y 15 points, Brian Moran 14 and Ed San Antonio at Indiana distance, the cluster of (Crawford. Pettersson) 1:56 7. Min- Golden StaTe at Houston man, Brooks. Fouled out—None. ToU) Rose-Hulman 94. Greenville 64 jumbled al the base of the shapes as they chatter in bullpen, a promenade has only 200 pesetas, or less March enter vh. Konard at White and Heb Lagri 10 apiece for Taylor 56, Anderson 51 white-washed stone nes<)la. McCarthy 19 (Harlsburg. Cic- Atlanta at San Diego loula-M ilwaukee 24. San Diego 24. mountains. rapid Spanish. They been cut out of the moun­ than $1.60. The paella, BWT. Rich Kiernan netted 28 carelli) 11:36. 8. St. Louis. Doro 5 Rebounda—Milwaukee 52 (Johnaon 12), TjHln 92. Mt. Vernon Nazarene 62 Vcleran'H R in k , 1.1.5 Utah at Portland houses looks like a great ONE MORE TURN, giggle and pose when a points, Mark Piekos 20, Bob (Lemiux. Mullen) 14:32 Penalties- San Diego 39 (Chambers 91. Asslata— UIC 78, SIU-Edwardsville 63 tain. The narrow walk­ served in a large, two- ^outh Wiridnor vh . K h h I (.iaiholic Milwaukee31 (Ford. Bridgeman5), San- Wabash 57, DePauw 55 white gash set rudely and we are at the station Kiernan 13, Ed Kowal 12 and Bill Hartsburg. Minn. 6:54; Dore. StL. 8 28 PHOENIX (941 camera is pointed at way runs across the entire handled pan, is enough to ill Bolton l<*e Baluce, 7..50 Shots on goal—Minnesota 11-8-5-24 St Diego 24 (Hollins 71. Technicals—San Walsh 61, Rio Grande 47 across the gray mountain in Mijas. We step off into Ixiuis 10-11-11-32. Lucas 7-15 59 19, Nance 5-11 91 10 Diego Ck>ach Silas, -Milwaukee Coach Western III. 87, Baptist Coll. 78 them: then the smallest perimeter of the town, and feed four hungry people, W R K S T U N f ; Kelly 10 for Cycle while Sean Adams 2-7 4-4 8, W. Davis 914 90 18 D face. Goalies—Minnesota. Meloche St biuis Nelson, Johnson, Lister, (Tiambers. A— Southwest an authentic Spanish town girl runs and must be gives spectacular views of rather than the two for Thompson popped home 24 points, Johnson 910 1-2 n . Cook 39 09 8, Scott S i in H h u r y /Rockville at Liut A-12.126 5.063 Rock 50. Northwest La. 47 The town is Mijas, eas­ of street cafes and burro pulled back into camera the valley below, the Kevin Spellman 16 and Joe Guar- 29 90 4, Macy 49 29 10, High 19 90 2 T(XJ 67. Texas AAM 50 which it is intended. ManchcHler, noon ily accessible from the taxis. Winnipeg White 3-4 09 6. Totals 4976 12-16 94 range by the older bolder fog-shrouded mountains dino 13 for Moriarty. 1-2-0-3 ATLANTA (961 touristy coastal city of The little cafe is steamy K u h I (iatholi<‘ /New London al ______4 Quebec 0-4-2-6 All the homes and pla­ two. above. Hawes 915 90 16, Wilkins 1916 90 20 Fuengirola on Spain's K u h I Lyme, noon First period-1, Winnipeg. Lukowich 18 ces of business are while- AN OLD MAN, face Walking on the prome­ with heat from the stoves MIDGETS (MacLean.-Dupont), 16:14 Penalties ^ llln s 911 49 22, E. Johnson I II famed Costa Del Sol. and the collection of peo­ Cole. Que. 16;(E Savard. Win, 16 40 Snarrow 29 09 4, McMlllen 3-4 59 It, J. was|ied two-story struc­ rosy with exertion, makes nade is like walking right Lakers overwhelmed the A crowded bus winds its tures clustered together Knicks. 33-17, and the Bulls toppled Second perlod-2. Quebec. P Stastnv 30 his way slowly up the out onto space. It appears ple waiting to be served. (Goulet). 6:39. 3. Winnipeg, Hawerrhuk way past the city limits like Spanish rowhouses. stairs. He is carrying a to have no supports, save the Spurs, 25-19, Tuesday night at 23 (Dupont. Lukowich), 7:41, 4, Quebec. Just because you don't use The fragrant aroma of and onto a narrow, tor­ They 'rise abruptly from paper sack, and in his Tor crumbling stone, Mahoney Center. Goulet 32 (P . Stastny, M. Slastnyi, 8 04 an item doesn’t mean the MODERN AUTO olive oil mixed with garlic Whaler tickets 5. Quebec. M Stastny 3t (Moller ■Av tured mountain road, the the cobbled streets, which other hand are three ropes though the walk is ringed Glen Jensen had 18 points and Al Bouchard), 12 23 6, Winnipeg. Arniel 6 item has lost its value. RADIATOR AUTO REPAIRS sole access to Mijas, eight twist and wind their way by decorative fencing, the fills the air. Paella Smith 10 to lead the Lakers while (Deblois). 13:52. 7. Quebec. A. Stastny 21 of garlic cloves, tops Tickets to the Hartford Whalers- Why not exchange it for INTRODUCES miles away. through the tiny town. finished, weagainslepout Jeff White had 8 points and Derek (Paiement, Hunter), 18:01. Penalties- braided and still a bit one concession to safety. Detoit Red Wings NHL game Feb.9 Steen. Win, 2:10; Bolduc, Que, 7 (S cash with an ad in the 90-mlnute t The bus chugs past neat There are few vehicles, to wait for the bus to carry Gaston and Jennifer Burr played 0 green. The aroma of at the Hartford Civic Center are Moller. Que. 8:42; Steen. Win. 17 17 Classified? white dwellings, all with drive-in and WE SERVICE ALL though occasionally a garlic follows him up the BACK TO THE MAIN available through the Manchester well for the Knicks. Bob Salonen Third period—8, Quebec. Goulet 33 (p "Homo of Mr. Qoodwrorteh' orange scalloped tile roofs us over 25 mountainous Stastny, A. Stastny). 15(6 drivaaway solirtionl GENERAL MOTOR small passenger car will stairs. STREET, to try autl^entic had 10 points. Eric Lazarin 7 and that jut out from a profu­ miles to our next Recreation Department at $4 each. Aubry 3 (Paiement, Cote), 19 CB FOR: CARS AND TRUCKS pass through the streets. To one end of town is the Spanish cuisine. We Interested parties may pick up Bob Hartnett and Tom Carroll Penalties-Palem ent. Que. 5:56. Steen sion of private gardens Pedestrians heed the destination. played well for the Bulls while Win. double major. 12:21; M. Slasny Ms nMir Mu, tickets at the Rec Office on Garden Que. major. 12:21; Bouchard, Que • A U MECHANICAL REPAIRS with spiked yuccas, palm honking horn and press Grove Drive or at the Mahoney Rec Dave Gallagher had 8 tallies and (served by Tardif). 16:48. trees, and exotic flower­ themselves against the Shots on goal—Winnipeg 10-15^31 Center, 110 Cedar St. Dwight Whitaker and ;Jim COMPLETE COUISION REPAIRS ing bushes. buildings to allow the car Gauyna played well for the Spurs. Quebec 12-I1-6—29. Goalies—Winnipeg. Hayward. Quebec REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS SLOWLY THE BUS to pass. Bouchard. A—15,198. nii-frssa dmiiss, AUTO PAINTING makes its way past a On the main street, To report news d s a M m i barren rocky field with a lined with broad, marble CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARQE few sheep grazing on walks, sidewalk cafes We have found that To report news items in Bolton, Andover and mangy tufts of grass. It cater to great numbers of IhETCHER GLASS CO most of our customers 24 HOUR WRECKERillKII SMVICE SERVICE A Coventry, call or write Richard Cody at The winds past rolling foot­ tourists. Tables shaded Manchester Herald, Herald Square, P,0. Box 591 Over JS rten fa^wnc# problems can be solved hills neatly planted with with yellow and orange t Manchester, CT 06040; telephone 643-2711 within this time frame. silvery olive trees. umbrellas are covered COMPLCTI AUTO OLASS tlRVICE The problem part is The bus continues its with bright cotton 9s*C.0.D. Estimate C M ) threa CflN youf room, while our MANCHESTER hour on the steep grade. .tables and boxes. NOVUS METHOOman- knowledgeable special­ The driver grinds the An old woman stands in I M 6 - 32 S e ists get you moving TEL. 646-6464 gears, and for a moment it the door of her shop, hilSTICS M STOCK Ne«w-M«Wo SniKMMd ItapMr again. seems as though the lum­ watching pedestrians. 1H Wadwieith Sirt. bering vehicle will lose all M McKIC ST, MANCHfSTia .lKK-14"-3/ir.)4- MsiuliiHr, CT Her eyes never leave the 649-8841 M t - M M GM QUAUrV Herald ohoto by Plese (O ff Cantor St.) wrmi MOBIL! - SO V ICE MITTS IRTwer completely and street, yet her fingers are WOflK DONS AT H tniH IM TIIIIM S A STREET SCENE IN MIJAS plummet down into the a blur. She is knitting TOUR LOCATION STS MMn SL, M m M l C T SIDEWALK CAFES CATER TD TDURISTS q»wnAtMaiUd Jgn. ?3m1 ffwu 2»th. IM J per temllT, Valtd Jen 33td thru 29lh. 1863 I; ^ — pet family Valid Jen 33«d thru 39th, 1963 expects it will more than hold its own in the collective no'un for tal Robert Bums referred pudding that confusingly but not to cook it until the ^ •pacHically nolad In thig ad ______• y computer age for the same reason. desserts, though it does to it as "that chieftain o’ turns out to be an open- beef was nearly done. ’The ^ "We have always changed in line with new suggest that the word is the puddin’ race.” faced tart. I have reduced advice is still good: L e t - needs,” she said. Weekly Reader’s news columns probably derived from the P u d d i ^ of all sorts the quantities (the original your batter stand for an I have reflected society’s concerns. French "Boudin,” or blood wwe immensely popular in recipe called for eight eggs hour before, baking. My j (E » 1 In the 1960s, it carried stories on civil rights and sausage, known as Black Victorian England; they and a pound of bread­ tried and true popover.’ American involvement in the Vietnam war. Pudding in the British were designed to stay the crumbs for example) and recipe works very well for t Today, stories on unemployment and the Isles. Well, I won’t give appetities of large Vic­ substituted a little brandy Yorkshire pudding. changing role of women appear with other you directions for making torian families in which a for the half pint of sack, as significant news. blood sausage here. It can dozen children was not un­ sherry was then called. I Miss Johnson. 93, retired to Maryland in 1965 be perfectly delicious, but common. (Quee.n Victoria think that you will find that but is an active consultant to the paper. She told ELEANOR JOHNSON it’s made from suet and and Prince Albert had the proof of this pudding is Yorkshire Pud­ Boneless Top Loins editorial director Dr. Te rry Borton and the staff . . with Dr. Terry Borton fresh pig’s blood, which nine!) ip the eating — it’s ...... BEEF LOIN-WHOLE...... OLE 1414 TT *0 16------LBS. recently that while it’s good to adapt to change, ding has rather Draculanean The Victorian age was delicious and most un­ FORMERLY N.Y. STRIP CUT INTO STRIP STEAKS they should occasionally stop to ask themselves if Beat two eggs. Add 1 clip; Research played a key role in the development overtones, and the recipe also the age of the nanny— usual. they are still publishing news for children. milk, 1 cup flour, V4 teas-' of the paper. Miss Johnson said in a Middletown might excite the wrath of clearly, a children’s nurse “ Your second purpose is to aid children in poon black pepper and V4 69 reading the news and to develop informed citizens interview at the paper’s headquarters. Xerox delicate eaters and cardiac was a necessity with such Educational Publications, which bought it from Hannah Giasse’s teaspoon salt. When ready because we won’t last if we don’t have informed specialists alike! large families — and I Wesleyan University in 1965 for 400.000 shares of to bake, put a generous citizens in this country,” she said. The fact of the matter is think this might' be the Carrot Pudding corhmon stock valued at $56 million. layer of hot beef drippings She started putting the news in a child’s that both sweet and savory reason for pudding "We had a feature called ’Aunt E m ,’ and it was Line a 9-inch fluted tart into a flat pan (11x14x2 V4 perspective by making it readable. When she puddings have been pop­ becoming synonymous based on a study of 2,000 letters by the director of tin, with a removable base, inches), then add another 2 BEEF LOIN-TOP LOIN-FOHMERLY N.Y. STRIP BEEF RIB-LARGE END-7TH & 8TH RIBS FRESH-FORMERLY GROUND CHUCK BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER OR ^ started Weekly Reader in 1928. famous news­ ular for centuries, here as with dessert. “ Eat your curriculum up in Madison, Wis. The kids said they with shortcrust pastry and tablespoons of beef drip­ paper writers of the day, like Dorothy Parker, well as in England. Savory pudding” would refer to a J 2 9 liked anybody who sent them their love,” she set aside. Combine 14 cup pings io the batter and give Boneless 99 Roasts Lean 1 ^ 6 9 London 99 were inviting adult readers into their stories puddings that are familiar nursery sweet either said. grated carrot, V4 cup it a good stir. Pour batter through the murky vestibules of 57-word leads. to almost everyone include rice pudding, “ispotted lb. Choice Ih. Kids write to "Aunt E m ’s" successor about breadcrumbs from a whole into pan and bake at 450 Strip Steaks Oven Ready ib Ground Beef "1;“ ib - Broil Steaks "B y the time you were thrtiugh reading it. you .Yorkshire pudding, which dog” (a suet pudcBng with BEEF R(B-SMALL END-9TH THRU 12TH RIBS FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS BEEF-CHUCK-LEAN BONELESS things that bother them. Just as they told her they wheat loaf, 2 egg yolks, 1 degrees for about 10 'J49 19 weren’t sure what on earth it was," Miss Johnson is a sort of overgrown pop- currants), treacle pudding didn’t like to be teased, “ Heather F. of New egg white, '/4 cup heavy minutes. Reduce heat to A&P Baked l^rod Rib Roasts-Oven Ready lb. Box-O-Chicken ,b59' Beef For Stew said. over baked in the savory for a steamed jam pudding QUICK FROZEN-SANDWICH Jersey" told today’s "Aunt Helen’’.the kids in her cream, 4 tablespoons 375 degrees and continue BEEF RIB-BONE IN (LESSER QUANTITIES 89< LB.) JUMBO BEEF H -LB. PKG. 1.99) Another thing that apparently killed newspaper fat that drips from roasting in a sea of custard. Later 14-oz. ^59 Hb J89 class talk too much. She made some suggestions melted and cooled butter, 2 baking for 15 to 20 minutes A&P Fish Portions pkg. I b . ' ^ readiqg for kids in the 1920s was sentence beef, and steak and kidney on, “ grown-up” desserts Rib Steaks Fresh Chicken Legs ,b79' Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks pkg in her column, which she signs, "Love, Aunt tablespoons brandy, 1 or until beautifully brown ' QUICK FROZEN-CRUNCHY AVAIL. WEDS. THRU SAT-SW EET TASTING FRESH SMOKED-SHOULOER-BONELESS-WATER ADDED ^ q q structure in the body of stories. “ It stopped them pudding, which is steamed would still be referred to Helen." tablespoon orange flower and puffy. By the way, you because there were too many complex, com­ for hours in a towel- as pudding. A&P Fish Sticks pkg. Fresh Bay Scallops ib4” t Chicken Breasts ,bl-^’ Colonial Pork Butts ib The first edition of “ Weekly Reader" appeared water (available at must be generous with the pound sentences for the lower grades. They just wrapped bowl. Haggis, the But we can’t lay all the > QUICK FROZEN HADDOCK OR FLOUNDER FILLETS 3.49 LB. BEEFd-LB PKG. t.49) PORK LOIN-EQUAL AMTS ON CENTER CUT & BLADE END gave up," she said. Sept. 21, 1928. Its logo showed a schoolmaster specialty food stores), 4 beef drippings or the pud­ . J79 Mb 1.39 16 9 perched on a high-backed chair, handing children Scottish national dish of confusion about puddings A&P Ocean Perch Fillets pkg Ib. X Researchers at the University of Chicago tablespoons sugar and a ding won’t puff properly. Fresh Perch Fillets A&P Meat Franks 1 Asst. Pork Chops eS^cLops concentrated on eye movements and found that copies of the paper. Its border told them they when sentence length was cut, "we had good could expect articles on current events, commun­ ity life, geography, health, biography, and nature I- ro/cn Specials reading at three or four movements per line. The COW length of line was the answer, the type of print study which today would come under the heading of “ ecology ” in sorne places. Texas school needs more nuns another." xviE FAR4» PORT ARTHUR, Texas Nuform erin^the move. to take over the school by the Beaumont Diocese it V4-gal. (UPI) — The city may [arceaux said, if nuns May, the board has told likely will recommend the Ice Milk ctn. i-or i-reshness & Savings lose its only Catholic high orAiriests cannot be found Bishop Bernard Ganter of school be closed. News for senior citizens FIRM-RED RIPE school unless the school Eggo Homestyle Waffles board can find a group of/ Large Tomatoes u nuns to take over manage 23WOZ. "7 9 9 BUTTERY FLAVORED-LARGE SIZE ^ ment and teaching duties. Celeste Deluxe Pizza pkg. ^ Blghop Byrne High California Avocados Z lo New classes are forming School has one nun on its Birds Eye Iksti Fries ^ 9 9 ' w .«. n 6.1 ^'ALh'PtmPOBE YCLtOW ONIONS OR mg staff. Most duties are Baking Potatoes 5ba handled by lay teachers A&P Shoestring Potatoes IMPORTEO-JUICY SWEET and board members- Nectarines n for center's winter season argue the school needs a u s. N O .t-2 '. MIN CRISP JUICY TENDER stronger Catholic image A&P French Fries'.MnlT.' Kililur’!! note: This voluntecis are needed to necessary and all informa­ Smith. 117; Joe Peretto, to increase enrollment, BIRD’S EYE McIntosh Apples u FRESH TENDER work on the painting of tion is kept in strict con­ 117. which dropped from 500 in 16-02. IMPORTED CRISP JUICY column is prepared by Poly Vegetables :c“n bag Downy scenery. fidence. 1965 to 170 this year. Celery llje staff of the IMNOCHI.E SCORES: BEEF TURKEY, OR CHICKEN 96-oz. Granny Smith Apples u Tuition is $1,100 a year. ' ^8-02. $1 plastic cello Muneh ester Senior After taking in' all the Elaine Toros, 867; Vi­ Fabric Softener CALIFORNIA JUICY SEEDLESS pkg. Bishop Byrne Board Morton Pot Pies ^pkg8. X Hearts f.enter. It appears in the programs arid activities, S E I’H V CK SCO RES for vian Laquerre, 794; Ethel FRESH GREEN TENDER President Floyd Mar- Vlanehester Herald on you may have the oeed to Jan. 21. Scott, 789; Arthur Bouf- Sunkist ceaux said Tuesday the Wednesdays and Satur­ get started earlier on your Fab fard, 770; Herb Laquerre, board has contacted sev­ Dairy Specials California days, income tax. Joe Murphy, Carl Popple. 144, Clara 768; Mary Chapman, 765; Navel Oranges eral groups of nuns to see 8.*1 b un ch lle m jngw ay, 140; Sue Laundry Detergent 'Y By Jeanetts Cave AARP coordinator of Tax Clara Hemingway, 763; if they would move to Port Broccoli llo rw a th , 134; V ic to r Counseling for the Elderly, Anne Husarik, 761; Grace Arthur and take over the Senior Center Director Turek, 133; Arthur Bouf- will be available along with Gibbs,' 760; Olive school. Philadelphia i (iroeer> Specials fard. 125; Oscar Cappuc- With February just his skilled volunteers every Houghtaling, 760; Paul Ot- He said the members of (WS In StoTM Wrtti 0«U around the corner, the Monday, Tuesday, cio, 125; Frank Beccio, tone, 752; Ed Hindle, 736; the Dominican Order in Cream Cheese V l / center will be in full swing Wednesday and Friday 1 to 124, Catherine Cappuccio, Maude Custer, 735; Lillian Sinsinawa, Wis., visited isK» QQc Instant 3 9 9 with its winter schedule. 3:30 p.m. beginning on 122; Betty Jesanis, 120; Lewis, 730; Lottie Lavoie, Port Arthur last De­ Axelrod Cottage Cheese cont. The staff has prepared a Feb. 1. No appointment is Ada Rojas, 118; Lorraine 720. cember and were consid- Sanka Coffee Cooked ^ J 9 9 comprehensive program to Kraft Cheez Whiz SINGLE PLY wet your winter appetite. Roast Beef ib It’s a good time for new 12-02.159 & O t THE TRIP DUNKIN’ DONUTS IT’S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN' Oq Kraft Velveeta Slices pkg. X ( Big Roll ”r 6 9 ' participants to get involved Tbweb Cooked ^ 1 3 9 with the center. 60 2. 109 \ BLUEBERRY Kraft Deluxe Slices ’mill pkg. X zijoj. 179 ib New classes are forming ASSORTED FLAVORS Plate Pastrami A '2 ^ 0 2 . Comstock Lite Pie Filling and everyone is making a APPLE OR CHERRY fresh start. New classes New Country Yogurt ^ c o n t a . X 20K.Z. 119 LAHOc1 A BAC On/\B SMALLeSA Ak 1 CUntI/^1 IB A Comstock Lite Pie Filling can ft 1 1 4 9 are ?s follows: Ceramics, 16^2. QQC Biergarten Mondays at 9:30 a.m., BUCK-A-BAG Breakstone Cottage Cheese coni. BETTY CROCKER tJ'jKJJ 1 19 German Bologna b J L macrame, Tuesdays at 6 DONUTS FOR $1.00 Blueberry Muffin Mix pkg I 9:30 a.m., oil painting, BETTY CROCKER t4 9 9 Wedne^ays at 9:30 a.m., lealth & Beaiitv Aids 32-oz. BETTY CRCXtKER-ASSORTED VARIETIES L btl. . 4>4-o2. 7 C )c basketweaving, Fridays Keg-O-Ketchup Specialty Potatoes phg / ^ Bavarian Swiss ib A 9:30 a.m., all classes are REGULAR, SUPER OR SUPER PLUS BETTY CROCKER-ROMANOFF OR FETTUCINI free of charge. Pla)tex Deodorant Tampons 2®’ 'The social dancing class •spaghetti International Noodk^s p rg '6 9 ' ‘T A 8 TR A M R E L E IF ” Paramount Fresh Cole Q c •Thin Spaghetti 1-lb. is going quite well. The 100

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•Ifi Vour Neighbor's Kitchen •r." ------i ------I . . I A y ^ P E O P L E PHIL ROURA«TOM POSTER 'Running Out' She learned to eat right EXCLUSIVE! is a real By Barbara Richmond Mrs. Johnson said she used to wheat bread that has no sugar or been dissolved in >A cup warm Herald Reporter buy her tofu. Alt the while she was honey in it. wataer to the soy milk. talking she was stirring a batch of -Stir gently into milk. Cover the Sue Johnson of Ambassador Mrs. Johnson doesn’t just make tear-jerker it she had cooking on her stove. " I recipes with tofu and whole wheat pot and wait 10 minutes. With a Drive needed to lose a lot of weight started making my own last strainer and ladle, remove the about five years ago. That's when flour. " I like to make all kinds of Obant 'Poetball a summer after I found a recipe for international foods. I think meat whey from the soy curd. Gently lift By Kenneth R. Clark o she learned to eat right. The slim it. I'm one of those people who out the curd into a cloth—lined He's 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about argument that states people who’ve sup­ person she is today attests to that. and potato meals are boring,” she 2S0 pounds, so few people are going to ported the teams in cold-weather cities UPI TV Reporter likes to give it a try,” she admitted. explained. pressing box orstrainer. Foldover : Mrs. Johnson, the mother of four argue with Mcitts Oben, a gentle giant with throughout the year deserve the playoffs. CO-OP SOYBEANS only cost cloth and put a weight on top. For One o f my favorite perfonnen ic Fhink LangcOa, NEW YORK (U PI) — It’s been a long time children, said she once weighed a warm smile. “ But their teams would do better and the about 39 cents a pound. A pound "M y favorite books are cook­ very firm tofu press 1 hour. Storein yet one reads Ittle about .him. Can you tell me a since anyone in the movie business came out about 200 pounds. She's 5 feet 6 game would be better at a warm-weather makes about 1>A pounds of tofu. books. With cooking and food fresh water. Will keep about a But Olsen, who stars as television’s UttleT—C.C., SI. Lonia, Mo. with a good old-fashioned, six-hankerchief cry, inches tall and today weighs about Tofu sells in stores for about 99 you’re always learning something week in refrigerator. Change wa­ "Father Murphy” and covers football for site. Who wants tp play ball with the wind- but CBS will more than make up for the 128 pounds. The reason | cents a pound. , new it’s challenging,” she said. ter each day. NBC Sports, would get a battle from fans chill factor-at minus-30, as sometimes hap­ oversight tonight. "It took me about a year to loose you don’t see "The tofu I make tastes so Irs.. Johnson eitjoys cooking so in Green Bay and Milwaukee and Buf­ pens in places like Green Bay?" “ Running Out,” a GE Theater presentation what I wanted to and I have kept it much written different and so much fresher than m uch' that she’s going to be a falo— and anywhere the snow runs deep. One answer, suggests Merlin, is the slated to air from 9-11 p.m., EST, is a real off for four years," Mrs. Johnson about LaagcUa is the kind you buy that's made and volunteer, one day a week at the That’s bemuse, even though he 'was domed stadium. “ Perhaps if the league nose-honker. It even has the obligatory violin said. She owes it all to the "you are because he’s a sits in the water for days,” she Bread of Life Soup Kitchen in Simple whole 0 i reared on the frozen tundras o f Utah and would require a cold-weather city to have a — mercifully without strains of “ Hearts and what you eat” theory. very private per- said. Hartford. idayed college ball with Utah State, Olsen domed stadium beforie a franchise is award­ Flowers” — but marinated, nonetheless, in MRS. JOHNSON and her hus­ "The hardest part of making the soh. But the enough tears to break a drought. wheat bread strongly urges that the N F L playoff wars be ed to that town, then the fans and the band Richard have joined a tofu is that you have to watch the times he has Under the scenario offered, Elisabeth St. recently organized Back to Basics T d tu waged in warm-weather cities. Obviously, players would have the best o f both worlds. pot or it will stick. The interesting come out o f his Clair, the beautiful daughter of French- food co-op. She makes her own tofu 4 cup* water his IS years as an All-Pro defenseman with But take it from me, the ganu really suffers part is watching it curdle and 8 cups soybeans cocoon, he’s | immigrant parents, finds herself pregnant and about three times a week. She buys 3 tabjespoohs dry active yeast the Los Angeles Rams thawed him out. — not to say anything about the fans com­ become cheese after you add i cups hot tap water been articulate, forced into marriage at 15 with her teen-age ' about 30 pounds of soybeans for 4 tablespoons unrefined oH "Despite what people think, football is a ing down with pneumonia— when playoff epsom salts to the mixture,” Mrs. Heaping teaspoon epsom salts courteous and New York boyfriend, Paul Corsini. this through the food co-op. Vt teaspoon sea salt warm-weather sport,” said Olsen. “ You- games are played in a freezer.” I Johnson said. anxious to talk | Unable to handle the stress of being a wife The food co-op oi'ders come in Vinegar can be used to make the Wash the soybeans and soak 7>A cups whole wheat flour get a better calibre o f game if the players Sorry, cold-weather fans. You’ll get no and mother'at so tender an age, she abandons every other month. Everyone who about his great „ , , „ . € tofu curdle — but she said she overnight in large 8-quart pot. Put 4 cups very warm water into Merlin Olsen: Likes it hot aren’t suffering from frostbite. I know the blessing from Father Murphy. lo yg __ Frank Langelia m Dracula both her baby and her boy- husband — played belongs goes to Concordia Luthe­ Rinse well. Liquefy well in blender large bowl. Sprinkle in the dry in an ongoing fit of rage by Tony Bill — and doesn't like it that way. theater. Langella was bom on New Year's Day in ran Church on Pitkin Street to help Holding a large strainer in the by putting in 1 cup of the soaked yeast. Set in warm place to bubble mns away to relatives in Paris where she falls bag the food. 1940 (that makes him 43) in Bayonne, N.J. pot, she ladled out the whey. Then beans to 2 cups hot tap water. Do up. Add the oU, salt and 3 cups of Pw r#ll W altrl|N into a heap of little pieces only her therapist Besides the soybeans Mrs. John­ she put the curds in a rice bag and the same with the rest of the beans. the flour. Mix well for 1 minute Langella, who’s probably best known for his role can put back together again. son gets whole wheat pasta, whole set that in a little wooden box. The Then pour liquefied beans into a with wire whisks. Beat in an T h e " is nothing that will drive Dueefl N A SC AR racers are, in effect, test pilots in “ Dracula,” first became interested in acting when “ Running Out” opens, somewhat after the wheat flour, molasses, oats and box has drain holes in the bottom. cloth-lined strainer into the large additional 4 cups flour to make a WaNiip up a wall faster than suggesting who try put new equipment every year. he was in the sixth grade and played the part o f a fact of the title, 12 years later when the truant beans. A weight is added on top. In a few pot and add 2 additional cups hot smooth, non—sticky dough. Cover that a pro driver is not an athlete. "T h at’s ” W e are really big in the South and 95-year-oId man in a pageant honoring Abraham mother, portrayed by Deborah Raffin, reap­ "You'll notice there's no sugar. I minutes the tofu is formed. tap water. You will use a total of 4 and set in warm place and let rise to much baloney,” roared Waltrip to Midwest, where the crowds are enor­ Lincoln. Then, while attending Columbia High in pears in New York as translator to a don't use sugar at all, and I use cups water for each 1 cup soaked about DA hours until double in People Exclusive after being named the Maplewood, N.J., he served an apprenticeship at the MRS. JOHNSON said she made mous,” he said. ‘More than T.7 million high-powered French business executive who honey very sparingly. I'm a beans. Squeeze out the milk bulk. Punch down and shape into 3 Naflonal Association of Stock Car people attended the thirty N ASC AR Pocono Playhouse in Pennsylvania. Following high has a week in which to close an unspecified label-checker when I go to the that batch more solid because they loaves and place in loaf pans Herald photo by Pinto thoroughly. Bring to boil. Soy milk Radng-Winston Cup champion for 1982. events last year. Stock car racing really school, he attended Syracuse University. Frank star­ multi-million-dollar deal. supermarket. You know, there's were going to have it stir-fried for needs to be watched or it will boil greased with margarine. Let rise "W hen you have to wrestle with a began in the hills o f Kentucky and Ten­ red in a number o f regional plays before hitting it big Finding herself with time on her hands, she even sugar in salt. I get sea salt dinner, with vegetables. SUE JOHNSON OF AMBASSADOR DRIVE over quickly. Boil 3 minutes. Turn about 45 minutes. Bake in vibrating car traveling at 200 miles per nessee when the moonshiners would soup on Broadway. On the stage, he’s an imposing figure heads for Greenwich Village where Corsini — because there's more minerals in She had also made a casserole of preheated 350-degree oven for 30 . . . Tofu is a food she enioys cooking off icheat and add 1 heaping bour in a cockpit where the temperature up their old jallopies to escape arrest. It since he stands 6 feet 4 inches. He has been married quite happy with his live-in lover. Shelly, and it,” she explained tofu cannelloni and a.simple whole minutes. Remove to wire rack. tablespoon epsom salts which has can reach as h i^ as 140 degrees and lose grew from there, and today, it’s one p f to the former Roth Weil since Nov. 6, 19^7. daughter, Jenny, who has blossomed into a Wait 10 minutes before removing dozens o f pounds because you're dehy­ America’s biggest sports— and growing.” budding violin virtuoso — now is in the from pans. Let cool completely I* Tom Tryon still writing books?— J.S., Maple business of customizing antique automobiles. drating—and still keep cool with your He agreed that there is “ some con­ and store in freezer or refrigera­ Heights, Ohio. With all the class of an invading Panzer wits about you—you’re an athlete,” said troversy” between stock car racing and tor. division, Elisabeth, without so much as a Waltrip. " I t really gets me that people Yes he is. In fact, Tryon is completing “ an epic Vegetarian diets Indianapolis 500-type cars. " I ’d never phone call, blunders into the daughter she start to shout that racing and boxing drive one o f those cars,” he said. novel” for release this fall. That’s epic, as in very, very long. The book will be Tryon's fifth since he never has known at Corsini’s front door and should be barred when somebody gets “ They’re too dangerous. The driver is the manages to traumatize her out of her next 12 Easy Granola practically gave up acting to become an author. killed. You have to get a guy killed in a least important item in that type o f racing. years’ growth. Tryon guards his projects closely, but we’ve learned cut blood pressure ^6 cups rolled oats flaming wreck before you make page one. But in stock cars, we emphasize driver Jenny dares not tell her father she has just , that the book deals with the trials and tribulations o f (old fashioned) Yet, racing isn’t even in the top 10 o f the safety. run into her mother because he goes berserk at two New England families in the 19th Century. It’s i cup raw wheat germ most dangerous sports.” "A n d we don’t drive foreign cars like the very mention other name. He thus is forced WASHINGTON (U PI) - Aus­ the meat diet, but the scientists ■A cup unrefined oil Waltrip admits that his sport has "an ^they do in Indy. W e race American-made called, “ Kingdom Come.” Most o f the time, Tryon to learn the hard way his one-time wife has tralian researchers report that a said there were significant drops in ■A cup honey image problem.” But he claims that cars— built in Detroit.” Waltrip: Winston Cup winner does his writing in California, but he has been known blown into town again and would like to get small group of healthy hospital blood pressure in the other two Put oats and wheat germ in 10- x to polish o ff chapters at his New York pad. acquainted with her daughter if it's all the workers developed significantly groups when they were on a 16-inch roasting pan. In small same to him. 1 am dying to know more abont handsome Geof­ lower blood pressure when they vegetarian diet. saucepan heat oil with honey until CKtwos Polka swooping tho country? It isn't all the same to him, of course, and he frey Scott, who now appeal* on “ Dynasty.” — L.D ., gave up meat and switched to a The upper or systolic pressure bubbly. Add to oats and combine Would you believe 12 days o f non-stop polka music? It’s craze in this country, almost as big as country western proceeds to make an utter jackass of himself, HoiTic, Ind. vegetarian diet for six weeks. dropped an average of 5 millime­ well. Bake at 250 degrees for 10 not unusual for Dick P ilar. For 25 years, he’s been running music,” said Pillar. threatening her, raging at his daughter for not Just what it was in their milk, ters to 6mm and the diastolic, or minutes. Stir and bake 5 minutes polka festivals in New London, Conn., and fans trek in "W e have a saying that a polka a day keeps the doctor Aw, please. Don’t die! We want our readers to tipping him off and kicking his girlfriend out of eggs and plant diet that was lower, pressure dropped 2mm to more, being careful not to bum. from as far o ff as .s - '■ away. People, no matter how old they are, or how young, stick around for a long time. Scott, who plays Mark their apartment when sh3 sides with Jenny. responsible for the drop in blood 3mm while the subjects were on Cool and store in airtight con­ CaUfoniia and Canada' t •1-. viHliisi*iiK*M; will be healthier if they dance every day,” said Pililu, whom Jennings (Krystle Carrington’s ex-husband), was With things now in a grand mess, Jenny pressure during the study is not the vegetarian diet, turns stubborn and insists on having lunch with tainer. Serve with sunflower to join in the foot- some fans describe as the modem day Lawrence Welk. bom in Hollywood and attended Fresno State, where known, but the scientists said it "The diet-related falls were her long-lost mother who promises to attend seeds, currants, raisins and milk. stomping, heart-quick­ “ There are Eastern style polkas, progressive, Chicago style, he studied business administration. Scott got his first apparently was not related to independent of initial blood pres­ her forthcoming violin recital. ening, breathtaking break in “ The Virginian” on NBC-TV in the 1960s. sodium or potassium intake. sure, age, sex, obesity, heart rate and old-fashioned, ^ danced to a different tempo than Elisabeth, of course, manages to get tied up musk o f such legends W elk’s version,” said Pillar. He is unmarried, still lives in Hollywood and loves to The blood pressure drop was and weight change and were of the play tennis, ski and body surf. in a meeting and misses the big event. most evident during the final week same order as the differences in Tofu Cannelloni as E N lc Hazonezyk of ” I could work 365 days a year, but I try to limit my By this time, the violin isn’t the only thing of the vegetarian diet period and blood pressure found between Chicago, Jlauiy Ster schedule. Holidays are meaningless in the polka industry; Has Gary Coleman o f “ D iff’rent Strokes” had a that's sobbing. blood pressure returned to pre­ omnivorous Mormons and lacto- crepes: of Florida, N.Y., A1 people want to dance on holiday weekends. Now the most kidney transplant?— R .E .T., Florisant, Mo. If "Running Out" has a moral, it is simply vious levels within five to six weeks ovo-vegetarian Seventh Day Ad­ I cup whole wheat pastry flour " M h r -Jm ’' Trata- common events are polka cruises tp the CaribWah, fiolka Not yet, but there i.< continuing talk that Coleman, this: If, somewhere along life’s pathway, DA cups milk or soy milk after the volunteers returned to ventists,” the report said. kowfki of Wilkes- weekends in resorts like the Catskills.and Poconos, and who suffers from a rare kidney disease, will eventual­ you’ve found it politic to ditch your offspring, egg their normal omnivorous diet. The researchers said one of the 1 Barre, Pa., and Slaaky polka charters to Las Vegas, Hawaii and even Poland. I ’m ly have to. At present, Gary regularly undergoes have the courtesy to leave them alone. 1 tablespoon unrefined oil and the Cnahshifii o f Blood pressure is a major health many questions arising from the positive that you’ll see a national T V polka show one o f dialysis treatments. Barring that, at least have a better line after problem in the United States study is the extent to which such a I'A teaspoon sea salt Nanticoke, Pa. these days. You can’t stop it.” 12 years of absenteeism than, " I ’m glad we Heat crepe pan or small skillet affecting anywhere from 30 million dietary reduction in blood pressure Incredible? Pillar 2 “ Just about every form o f music has peaked already,” People ExcluaIvnI anawnra the moat Intaraating could have lunch." and melt a small amount of to 60 million people It is primarily can be applied to the general claims bis annual said Pillar. "Except, o f course, the polka, so that’s where quaatlona from leadnra. Sond yours to us care ol this rhargarine. Add a scant >A cup of treated by drugs, reduction of population. Another is whether Polkabration is only a Joann and Dick Piilar the future is for young musRians. And there’s plenty o f newspaper. batter to pan, swirling to cover the sodium intake and weight- similar results would happen to small part o t a national trend. " I t ’s not only my event. room for another Beer Barrel or Pennsylvania polka.” e>l9>3 BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. bottom. Cook until top is dry. 220 Easi 42nd Siren. New York. N Y. 10017 A thought for the day: British author Christopher reduction diets. people with high blood pressure. There are many more all across the nation. There is a polka Like a-one and a-two and a-three? The scientists who conducted the Remove with rubber scraper and Morley said, "There is only one success — to spend vegetarian study are from the The researchers noted their set aside. Repeat with remaining your life in your own way.” University of Western Australia. subjects were highly dedicated batter Prepare filling: Royal Perth Hospital and the health workers, and said it is FULL COURSE National Health and Medical Re­ possible the .subjects might have ■A cup minced onion search Unit in Perth! They re­ subconsciously have introduced a Vi teaspoon sea salt Astrochimp Ham cinema ROAST PORK DINNER ported the findings in the Jan. 8 bias into the study. 1 teaspoon basil issue of Lancet, a British medical "It is conceivable that an aware­ 1 teaspoon oregano SATURDAY, JAN. 29 journal. ness of and interest in the hypothe­ 1 pound tofu crumbled will be stuffed Hartford Toy (PG ) 1:10, 3:10, 5:05, The Movies — The Ver­ NVilliinunlir The study was prompted by sis could itself have influenced Herald photo by Tarquinlo Vi cup grated cheese Atheneuin Cinema — 7:20. dict (R ) 12,2:30,4:50,7:10, JillHon .Square Cinema SECOND CONGREGATIONAL several population studies sug­ blood pressure in the desired (optional) The Bi ds 7: IS with Mamie ICnfield 9:30.-Timerider (PG) 12, - Tootsie (PG ) 7, 9:15. - CHURCH gesting that vegetarian diets had a direction,” the report said. Combine all filling ingredients.- WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ham, the pioneering 9:30. <;ine I, 2, .3,4, 5 & 6 — 1:50, 3:40, 5:40, 7:30, 9:20. The Dark Crystal (PG ) 385 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Gotcha space chimpanzee that died last week, will be stuffed Tootsie (PG ) 7:30, 9:50. — blood pressure lowering effect. As far as what in the diet might Then divide the filling between the C in em a C ity — The — Sorceress (R ) 12, 1:50, 7:10, 9:10. - 48 Hrs. (R ) Continuoua Serving — 5:30-7:00 The 59 test subjects between the have been responsible for the crepes and roll up. P U ce in lightly and lent to the International Space Hall of Fame in Verdict (R ) 7, 9:30. Dr. Gandhi (R ) 8. The Dark 3:40, 5:30, 7:25, 9:30. 7:10, 9:10. - The Verdict ages of 25 and 63 were selected changes seen, the researchers said oiled baking dish and cover with Alamogordo, N.M., by the Smithsonian Institution, an Strange Love (G ) 7:30 with Crystal (PG ) 7:20, 9:35. — (R ) 7, 9:20. Adults...... $7.00 Air Force spokesman says. from 93 volunteers on the staff of that vegetarians eat more dietary Manchester School head nurse Lynne about 3 cups of prepared tomato And Now For Something Best Friends (PG) 7:40, Windsor Child Undsr 13 ...... $3.50 the meeting Is recognition; retired school Cant. Ronald Rand said Ham’s bones will be the Royal Perth Hospital. One fiber, polyunsaturated fat, magne­ sauce. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes. Completely Different (PG ) 9:55. - 48 Hrs. (R ) 7:10, Hutton signs I’ laza — An Officer and Gustafson checks the ears of Martin nurses as well as the past president of the retained by the Armed Force’s Instituteof Pathology, - “Procaada lor Dabt RaUramanC group was randomly put on an sium and potassium that meat Remove from oven and sprinkle 9:15. — L ’Adolescente 7:20, 9:25. — The Verdict (R ) A Gentleman (R ) 7:15. preschooler Elliot Lerman. Twelve Connecticut Association of School Nurses which conducted an autopsy on the chimp. H e saidTIRF , HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - omnivorous diet for 14 weeks while eaters, and less total fat, saturated with grated mozzarella, provolone 9:20. — Tim e rider (P G ) 6:50, 9:30. Manchester school nurses will join others of Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum will Tim othy Hutton, who two other groups were put on an fat, cholesterol and vitamin B12. will be honored. The major focus of school 7:45, 9:40. Manrliealer their profession in Connecticut this evening and muenster cheese. Return to handle the taxidermy. made his mark in films omnivorous diet for the first two The report said it is possible health services Is the prevention of Illness oven 3 minute? to melt cheese. f^inesludio — La Cage UA Theaters East — two years ago in "Ordi­ weeks and then on a lacto-ovo- changes in fiber might indirectly at a dinner at Trinity College. The theme of and early detection of health problems. Ham, named after the Holloman Aerospace SHOWCASE Yields 12 crepes. Medical Center in New Mexico, rode a Mercury Aux Folles (R ) 7:30 with The Verdict (R ) 7:10,9:30. nary People" and again vegetarian diet for one of two modify blood pressure, but they — Timerider (PG) 7:40, capsule on a sub-orbital space flight Jan. 21,1961, to Diva (R ) 9:25. last year in “ Taps,” has Roger Loucks, Tenor six-week experimental periods. said current evidence suggests East Hartford 9:30. — Sorceress (R ) 7:30, clear the lyay for the flight of Alan B. Shepard, the signed with producer- with There was no change in the blood that changes in fat intake are more Eantwood — An Officer 9:20. director Norman Jewison FIRST SHOW ONLY ’ pressure of those who remained on likely to influence blood pressure. first A m erican in space. About Town Ham retired from the space program in 1963 and and A Gentleman (R ) 7:30. MansllelH to star in "The Iceman.” was transferred to the National Zoo in Washington, I’oor Richardi — First Trans-I.ux (College Hutton, who won an Barrie K. Wetstone, piano then to the 'North Carolina Zoological Park in Blood (R ) 7:30, 9:30. Tw in— The Verdict (R ) 7, Academy Award nomina­ Asheboro, N.C. Show ease Cinem a — 9:15.-Diva(R)7:15,9:30. tion for his feature film Sunday, January 30th. INni$T«TES4 [XITSS Class prepares parents Bridge tournament set He died Jan. 17 at the age of 26. The cause of death Gandhi (R ) 1, 4:30, 8. - Vernon debut in “ Ordinary Peo­ EASTHUTFOID $68-8810 will be released next month when an autopsy is Concrete Jungle (R ) 1:15, Cine I & 2 - E.T. The ple” playing a suicidal . ■ 'ih high school boy, also at 4 o’clock r po Expectant parents can prepare themselves for tbeir St. Bartholomew’s Church will sponsor a series of completed. 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, ( AIIDHI new arrival by participating in classes at Manchester Honkytonk Man (PG ) 1:45, 9. — An Officer and A starred in “ Daniel," as bridge toumamenU beginning this evening at 7:30 in yet to be released. Memorial Hospital starting Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the the Father Hussey Memorial Library. The 4:25, 7:20, 9:50. - Tootsie Gentleman (R ) 7:15, 9:30. Emanuel Lutheran Church -snowMxr:- hospital conference rooms. West Hartford “ The Iceman” will be ISMJS4H tournaments will meet alternate Wednesdays for 10 (P G ) 1:05, 3:40,7:10,9:45. filmed on locations in The classes are sponsored by FOCIS. Participants weeks. Dissatisfied man Elm I & 2 - E.The — Sophie’s Choice (R )l:1 5 , Vancouver, B.C., and Public Is Invited should register ahead o f tim e by calling Carol 4:15, 7:15, 10:15. - 48 Hrs. Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 48 HOURS Norton, 875— 1356, or by writing to FUClS in care ot The public is invited. Refreshments will be served robs Aussie brothel other Canadian locations (R ) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 2:10, 7:10, 9:30. - An Of- Free-will offering lR i P.O. Box 748, Manchester. and prizes will be awarded at the conclusion of the for Universal Pictures 10. — Best Friends (PG) ficer.and A Gentleman (R ) — SHOWN ATi games June 1. Fee for play is $1. PERTH, Australia (UPI) — Malcolm Wilson said beginning later this 1:30,4:10,7:25,9:45.-The 2. 7. 9:20. VM-lM-iM-lAS-im he robbed the brothel because he was not satisfied month. Loucks in concert with the services of a prostitute he had paid $20. The * judge wasn’t swayed. TOOTSIE Tenor Roger Loucks will present a concert on H e gave Wilson a choice — pay a $3,000 fine or spend r Dine months in jail. Sunday at 4 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 "WINDS OF WAR” ISS-MI-TJI-MS i Staff day at Bowers Wilson, 23, an electrician, did not say which he will Church St. The concert will include songs by Beethoven, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Strauss, Gounod choose. Atlantic Cit/ Bowers School recently observed its annual staff He was convicted of stealing $20 from Cleopatra’s Watch this new television saga beginning Feb. 6 BEST FRIENDS and Verdi. Barrie K. Wetstone will accompany. ' ai^reciation day to honor teachers, office staff, Wednesday and Saturday Escort Agency in Perth in September 1982, after he [PG Foliowing the concert, refreshments wilt be served volunteers, crossing guards and bus drivers he was not “ sexually satisfied” with the serv ices and receive 3 college credits. Excursions to -SHOWN AT: — in Luther Hall. The public is invited, and a free will Brown organized the event. a offering will bp taken. e of its prostitutes. He paid $20 fo r 15 minutes w ith — Loucks, the leading tenor with the Simsbury l ight Each staff member was treated to home irostitute. h ttoi Opera Company, is a solist at St. John’s Church in snack and coffee provided by parents of Bowers *” Tbekeeping of brothels may well be unlaw ful but it Herman Wouk's "Winds of War” dramatizes the events of SH E West Hartford. The Manchester High School Is something, which in this community is tolerated, the l^ A *^**^** member was given an apple by the 1930’s which led to World War II. Using the TV movie graduate lives in Glastonbury. and tolerat^ by the law-enforcing agencies,” the HCJTEL&CASiNO - s h o w n AT:- ' Judge said. as a backdrop, this course will explore this exciting 14S4JS-7JI-M9 period In American history. ONLY $ V 42 b 7 # . a0 W 0 .rouhd-trip SOPHIE'S X Guaranteed SUP-ERB (BRUSH CO.) 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c > Wednesday TV Area towns 6:00P.M. 7:30 P.M. GD CB ® ® - N ew s 12:30 A.M. CB ” do# Franidin Show V ^ r > - CD - Eyawhiwn N*vn - P-M. Msgazlna ‘ .-i d CB - Madam e's Place CB - All In the Family GD - MOVIE: 'Favorfta Andover d ) - ThrM 'i Company Brunatta' d - AH In tha Family GD - Odd Couple CB - Mission Impossible d ) - N tw * Wednesday Bolton /Coventry CE iSt ® d - Vou Aakad For It Q® - Festival of Faith * GD - Future Sport d - S a i n t - You Asked For It d - Family Faud ® - Twilight Zone CB IS)" sporta Update 0 5 - Jeffaraom IB) - Nawa @ ) - Sports Tonight GD - Star Trek ® - MOVIE: Southam (12-S M School Com fort' Rookie National 02 - ESPN SpoitaCantar (8 ) - Newscenter G® - Hot Spots Tonight s pro­ gram features Night Club music Guardsmen are involved in e O - USA Cartoon Expreas ( » - Sporta Look & - Sign Off and entertainment. (60 min.) bloody confrontation with the Ca­ Q # - Faatival of Fahh ® - Soap jun natives. Keith Carradine, Pow ­ (5) - Pelicula: 'La Picara (S) - Moneyline Update Andover Republicans nominate Sonadora' ers Boothe. ® -litttoHouu Q ) - Sporta Tonight Tony Bill and Deborah Ralfin (8 l - Madame's Placa ® - M adam e's Place - Nawacantar I8 l - M*A*S*H star as a husband and wife who - Lata Night with David IS) - Qnnwing Yean @ (B) - MacNeil-Lahrar are reunited alter 12 years in (6 ) - Business Report Latterman David is joined by 2:30 A.M. I8l - Raportar 41 Report R U N N IN G OUT The "GE 11:30 P.M. Chris Buckley end 'Serious Busi­ (£ ) - CBS New* Niflhtviratch I8l - Tcampa Para un Sonador Theater" presentation airs ness'. (60 min.) JIP Democrat for town clerk ISI - M*A*8*H GD CB - Hawaii Five-0 Un hombre se encuentra entre el Wednesday, Jan 26 on CBS. 1:00 A.M. (12 - ESPN Spoct.C«ntw IB)- D r . W ho amor de doa mujeres. Antonio ( B *’ Starsky and Hutch CHECK LISTINGS FOH EXACT TIME CB ' Sanford and Son @ ) - Croufira ' By Richard Cody 6:30 P.M. Grimau. Cristina Alberto, Dora CB * Benny Hill Show Thompson was first selectman for registered unaffiliate. She has Prince. CB - MOVIE: 'Premonition' A 12) - Twilight Zoiw Herald Reporter d - WKRP in Cincinnati CB ® - Nightline four years before stepping down in since changed her affiliation to deranged woman unleashes her ISI ® - Sign Oft GD - Saturday Night Live 1981, when Jean S. Gasper was Republican. d - CBS Nawa (S» - Lie Dat actor psychic powers on the adoptive ANDOVER — Republicans at - MOVIE: 'Smash Palace' mother of her Five-year-old child. 3:00 A.M. elected. Democrats are expected to en­ ^^B am ay Millar Gl) (3l - Barney MHIer After his wife runs off with his Sharon Farrell, Jeff Corey. 1976 CB - MOVIE: 'Th. OrMt W «y' caucus Tuesday nominated a De­ Thompson will run for a spot that Q |y|^'The Proa dorse Leon Palmer foi^ first 9 1 - Mora Real Paopla best friend, a man decides to ab­ CB - Sign Off Jose Ferrer, Dean Jagger. mocrat for a town office and a OSTIjg - NBC Nawa i was vacated when fire marshall selectman. duct his adored daughter. Bruno 8:00 P.M. CB “ Psychic PherKNuena GD - Sunday at the KIng'a former first selectman for the and long-time member of the - M O V IE; 'MaatbaHa- An ir- Lawrence, Anna Jemison, Greer Incumbent Selectman Peter Ma- iSl yearly gathering of people that G i - Voloe of Faith Olivia Newton-John In Conceit House Board of Fire Commissioners, reverent head counselor be­ d - Sevan Brldaa for Saven Robson. 1982. @ ) - M ike Douglas People N o w department, Joseph Comerford, neggia was also nominated Tues­ search for the Loch Ness mons­ This Grammy award winner per­ (S ) ~ Prime News Democratic Town Clerk Nellie friends a aumrr>er-camp misfit. Brathara ter, a profile of a 'love witch' m^d ® - Ml Cokmia: La Espararua (SD - Night Gallery (2 ) - Entertainment Tonight resigned. day to run for another term. forms all her hits. ® - Gunsmoke Boisvert was backed by the caucus Bill Murray. Chris Makepeace. d - P-M. Magazine a look at a horse auction. (60 9;00P.M. @ ) - Crossfire (S ) - Despedida Anson said the caucus was not John L. Kostic, the present Kate Lynch. 1979. Rated PG. min.I Qfil - M ISL Soccer: M em phis at after some deliberation. Republi­ well attended, but that that didri't d - Job-A-Thon C£) - MOVIE: 'Running Out' St. Louis * (St - Tonight Show Guest ® - Film 3:15 A.M. chairman of the Planning and ® - Untamed Worid ® - MOVIE: 'Saint Jack' An can Town Committee Chairman stop a contest for a four-year term d 9 ) - Tales of tha Gold dD - Tha Merv Show ® - C N N HecKlIine New s host Joan Rivers is joined by GD ~ MOVIE: 'Hell Night' Fra­ Zoning Commission, was selected ® • Noticiero Nacfonal SIN Monkey American expatriate winds up Sammy Davis Jr. and Bill Cosby. 1:15A.M. ternity pledges spend the night in Vlo Anson said. for the finance board. Mark Houle dealing wNh Singapore's under­ ( B ® - Fall G uy A friend wit­ @ ) - Freeman Reports to run for another term. Noticiaa nacionales con Guillermo d - MOVIE: Th e Left Hand of (60 min.) G$ - MOVIE: 'Gallipoli' Two a haunted mansion. Linda Blair. Mrs. Boisvert is finishing out her Restrepo. world. Ben Gazzara. 1979. Rated nesses a murder and turns to Colt Australian friends come face to Vincent Van Patten. 1981. Rated had received the bucking of the God' A pilot disguises himself aa (S ) ® - Quincy Quincy discov­ I® ~ Twilight Zone Incumbent David Am er was R. for help. (60 min.) face with the brutality of war. Mel first two-year term us town clerk. town committee, but was chal­ ® - Spotlight Preview priest and hides in a smalt mission ers that illiteracy is the cause of R. @ )-Sign Off Gibson. Mark Lee. 1981. Rated Her nomination at the Democratic nominated for the school board. village. Humphrey Bogart, Gene ® - Great Performances (S) ® - Facta of Ufa Jo be an explosion that kills a welder. lenged Tuesday night by Wayne ® - Jeffersons PG, 3:30A.M. Tierney, Lee J. Cobb. 1955. 'Wagner's Ring: Das Rheingold.' comes enraged when her friend (60 min,) 12:00A.M. ' caucus tonight is expected. Besaw. Houle won the contest. Republicans also nominated Do­ - NCAA Basketball: Indiana &-ABC New s A prologue in one act to the tril­ and teacher leaves Eastland. (22 - MOVIE: 'The Night the ® ® - Sign Off GD Republicans also backed J. nald Ayrton for the Zoning Board 0 2 - MOVIE; ‘The Bravai^' A (B “ Hart to Hart at Northvvestam Also nominated for the finance 6 - Over Easy ogy of Wagner's operatic.saga (Closed-Captioned) Ughts Went Out in Georgia' A Russell Thompson for a ballot of Appeals and Jane Drake for an man realites that vengeance on Teutonic mythology is staged. CB ® - Last Word 1:30 A.M. board was Carol Houghton. She leaves him no time for everyday ® - La (^rabtna de Ambrosio talented country singer and hi.s ® - MOVIE: 'Saim Jack' An (2 hra., 30 min.| - Tom Cottle Show position for the fire commission. will run for a full six-year term. alternate position to that board. 7:00P.M. living white he searches for four Cqmedia musical presentando a sister stay one step ahead of (® -M O V IE: 'Let's Make Love' CB American expatriate winds up dealing with Singapore's under-r .Anson said firefighters were pres­ d - C B S Nawa gunmen responsible for the mur­ - MOVIE: 'Birch Interval' A Fitb Giron, Ofeiia Guilmain, Javier trouble. Kristy McNichol, Dennis A billionaire, about to be satirized (B “ Hogan's Heroes Republicans nominated Mrs. Ted Wright was nominated for in a musical review, is not recog­ world. Ben Gazzara. 1979. Rated ent at the caucus and backed the der of his wife. Gregory Peck. young girl learns about growing Lopez y Gina Montez. Quaid, Mark Hamill. Rated PG. GD - Independent Network Gasper to run for a second term. In the Library Directors, and Heidi d ® - M*A*8*H up during a stay with relatives in nized by the producer and is hired R. former first selectman and long­ Joan Collins, Stephen Boyd. 9:30 P.M. ® - 24 Horas New s 1981. she had both the Republican Siismets was picked to run for the d - Muppat Show 1956. Pennsylvania's Amish country. to impersonate himself. Marilyn 4:00 A.M. time fire department member. Ann Wedgeworth, Rip Tom , Ed­ @ e - Family TIaa Conclu­ (ID-MOVIE: 'Uar'sMoon' Two Monroe. Tony Randall, Franki (JD - ESPN’s Sportaforum and Democratic nominations as a Norton Commission. d -ABC Nawa d 2 )- NCAA Besketbell: Indiaru die Albert. 1976. sion. Alex goes on the lam with teenagers try to run away from Vaughan. 1960. GD - NCAA Basketball CB - Love American Style d - Soap at Northwestern their parents. Matt Dillon. Yvonne ® - MOVIE; The Lady his Uncle Ned. ( S ) - New s Doubteheader from M S G Iona GD - Candid Camera ® - Alica 0 2 - M O V IE ; 'Hall Night’ Fra- DeCarlo, Broderick Crawford. vs. Memphis State and Rutgers Herald photos by Torqulnlo Vanishes' Hitchcock's spy clas­ - Vanessa @ - MOVIE: 'The Cannonball - Newscenter 92 - NFL Filma 'Super Bowl temity pledges spend the night in sic about a mysterious disappear­ ® - That's Hollywood vs. Louisville. (4 hrs.) 0 haunted mansion. Linda Blair. Run' Contestants in a coast-to- ® - MOVIE: 'Soldier of 'Xlir Highlights: PittstMrgh vs. ance aboard a fast-moving 10:00 P.M. 10:30 P.M. coast race will do anything to ( S ~ Living Faith O range’ Four Dutch friends end Manning's position on condos Dallas.' * I Vincent Van Patten. 1981. Rated Balkan-bound train. Michael Red­ MAKING A HASTY RETREAT IT ’S ONLY A DRILL R. CSD - New s CB - Nine on New Jersey win. Burt Reynolds, Farrah Faw­ (S) ® - NBC News Overnight up on opposite sides , during ® -VaarThatW aa: 1982 This grave, Paul Lukas, Margaret cett, Dom DeLuise. Rated PG. W orld W ar II. Rutger Hauer. Eol- . . . down smoke-filled stairway Bycholski prepares smoke bomb (32 - NCAA Baaketiian: Saton Lockwood. 1938. CE) ® - Dynasty Jeff ’s rage be­ Q D - News - MOVIE: 'The Chant of show racapa the people and ev­ comes a nightmare for Fallorvand - MOVIE: 'Cincinnati Kid' A Jimmie Blacksmith' A half- ward Fox. Hall at Georgetown ^ - Alfred Hitchcock ents that made the news. (S ) - Live From the Met 'Idome- Alexis is torn mentally when young gambler is determined to breed aborigine declares a one- 4:30 A.M. (a - 'Your Meg. for Women ® - MOVIE: 'Ransom For a neo.' This live-on-tape perform­ Adam confesses to poisoning (S ) - Business Report take the crown away from the man war on white posessions. denies him GOP endorsement Dead Man' Self deprecatory pol­ ance of Mozart's opera is Jeff. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned) king of stud poker. Steve GD - Abbott and Costello 1978. Blind and groping world ® - Moneyline ice investigator is pitted against conducted by Jerries Levine and - Independent Network m - To Be Announced News McQueen, Edward G Robinson, ® - N e w s - Newecenter criminals in high places when a features Ileana Cotrubas. Hilda- Karl Malden. 1965. 2:00 A.M. lady lawyer does away with her gard Behrens, Frederica von (S) - Independent Network 10:45P.M. 4:45A.IV|. By Richard Cody - Conn. Sports Edition ® - MOVIE: 'Mary, Mary' A CB - CBS News Nightwatch commmission member enjoys, I'm not sure that I won't decline it spouse. Peter Falk. Lee Grant. Stade and Luciano Pavarotti. (3 N ew s Herald Reporter M ANNING SAID what killed his @ 1 - Soledad Serie dramaltca. (H) - Reporter 41 publisher is surprised at the sight CB - MOVIE; 'The Millionai­ CD - Sign Off before the next election." How- 1970. hrs., 30 min.) (S i - ESP N N C A A Football bid was his position on the Libertad Lamarque. 11:00 P.M. of his ex-wife who has gone the ress' Because of her father’s will, GD - An Evening at the Moulin eyer. Manning, the present town ( S ) - Prime N ew s Special: 1983 Senior Bowl full beauty treatment course. a millonairess must marry a man Rogue G e o r^ Hamilton hosts BOLTON — Thomas Manning's condominium issue. He favored a Lensman turns smoke-eater - Entertainmartt Tonight 8:30 P.M. from Mobile*. AL dD - Eyewitness News committee secretary, said if he - Reel People Tonight's Debbie Reynolds, Barry Nelson, who is a good businessman. So­ this variety show from the French unpopular stance in favor of a zone-change request for more than makes that move Republicans can (6 ) •* Butineaa Report program features a look at the CSD - Carol Burnett and Friends (S) - Standing Room Only: ( 3 D - m *a *s » h Michael Rennie. 1963 phia Loren, Peter Sellers. 1961. music halt. condominium development in 50 acres on South Road, a plan still expect him to be interested in early 1982 made the' difference which most of the community running for positions in the future. MEANWHILBi BACK IN AMERICA« Tuesday nighl at the Republican opposed. The zone change was a "1 think Dave Mix will be able to for town fire rescue drill caucus as he was denied a chance step in plans for a large condomi­ ASTBO-GBAPH handle it." he said. BRIDGE to run for a full term on the Zoning nium development. Bernice Bede Osol Commiss ion. "No I wasn't surprised, " he said THE REST of the caucus went By Al Tarquinio were strapping me into the Scott air The others only knew there were Oswald Jacoby and Jam es Jacoby Instead, newcomer David Mix of about his loss Tuesday, " I felt that smoothly, with Republicans un­ Herald Photographer pack and giving me instructions I “ victim s” upstairs. Brandy Street was nominated in ,^he town committee was split. It animously backing the recommen­ was confident. I could only hear the other secret ballot by a majority of the 28 was the Republicans who aren't on dations made by the town , It was only a drill, it was only a As I went into the structure, my firefighters crawling through the Locate the queen cfour Republicans who attended, despite the committee that made the committee. drill, I kept repeating to m yself as a main concern was how to focus my hallway. I couldn’t tell how many ^ r t h d a y lobbying in favor of Manning by difference," Manning said. Selectman Carl A. Preuss was dense cloud of smoke surrounded camera through the face mask. I there were even though I was no p^roven finesse against the present chairman of the At a town committee meeting nominated to run for first select­ me. It was really hard to keep from was cooly thinking about the stories more than two feet away. The East’s queen, drew the last NORTH commission and by another of its earlier this month it became clear man. He will undoubtedly square panicking. I could tell back at the paper. smoke hung like a shroud from trump, showed his hand and January 27,1983 members: > 4 A K announced, “ Six is safe, but that Manning was going to have a off against incumbent First Select­ It was only a rescue drill by the Just then Capt. Bycholsky lit the ceiling to floor. This coming year you could be a j 2 I’m going to take the heart The caucus easily endorsed the tough time gaining the nomination man Henry P. Ryba for a repeat of town, of Manchester fire depart­ quite fortunate with artistic or re.st of the slate proposed by the smoke bomb, "nie room began to fill Later Rufini took me on a tour of 6KQ66 finesse and try for seven.” because of his past stance. Several the contest of 1981. Ryba’s ment. but the conditions were as with smoke and as I put on the face the other rooms. Inching our way ♦ KJ 107 4 creative ventures. Put your town committee. members of the town committee “ Why do you experts nev­ Imagination to profitable uses. nomination is a near certainty at close to an actual fire as I ’d care to mask I panicked. I was sure ! was while I kept one hand on the wall and Incumbent Paul Edberg, the took him to town at that meeting S T EAST er misguess the location of a AOUARIUB (Jan. 2B-Fab. 19) the Democratic caucus tonight. le involved in. The town firefighters not getting enough air to keep me the other on Rufini’s back, we made ueen?’ ’ asked Blast. "You commission member w ho spoke in concerning his positions, and in the 110962 4417943 Of course it’s important to try ^1ianifled the drill ds if lives were alive. (The Scott only gives yoii Sir a iv a IT UPl'MJSTCRI' 'YOU .,YtXJI«8EI.F. S9863 as4 Idn’t even take time to Republicans nominated incum­ It through the hall and into the to save money, but don't tackle favor of Manning's candidacy, was end Mix offered himself for the bent Selectman Douglas T. Cheney depending upon them. Their high when you inhale; as you exhale the bedroom. ARBN*T F M T E N O U ^ TGET CHUMP, 142 4 107 athink before you made the tasks today which are :ietter also nominated for another term. ballot position in an admitted to run for a third term. They al.so degree of professionalism showed as air flow stops.) I wanted to rip the I knelt down to see if all the advice ♦ Q95 winning plav in trumps.’’ left to experts. II may cost you Alberta Parsons, who had of­ effort to keep Manning from “ We don’t always locate backed Converse to run for the clearly as a lighthouse beacon mask from my face but the thick about keeping low was sound. Rufini SOUTH more in the long run. Order fered to run for the board, gaining the nomination. through the dense smoke. missing queens," replied now: The NEW Astro-Graph withdrew moments before the Board of Selectmen. white wall of smoke offered no remained standing. At the meeting. Manning refused When I first asked if I could par­ aA Q 107 South. “This time I didn’t Matchmaker wheel and booklet caucus began. Republican Town The finance board candidates alternative. I soon calmed down. As we were about to leave the really care where her lady­ which reveals romantic combi­ to back down from his prior ticipate in this drill I figured no big ♦ A J 9 3 Committee Chairman Lawrence support of the zone change plan. are Raymond A. Ursin. the board's Rufini and I were in a room at the smoked-filled room Rufini couldn’t 4 A 8 6 3 2 ship was hiding. If you have nations. compatibilities lor all deal. After all, to get photos I ’ve signs, tells how to get along A. Converse said. Rumors at the Some committee members felt present chairman, and newcomers top of the stairs waiting for the locate me or the doorway, though I shown out of dubs, I would caucus suggested that she pulled William Fehling and Clayton hung out of airplanes and ridden in other firefighters to make their way was only six inches from him on the Vulnerable: East-West have lost a club trick, but I with others, finds rising signs, that though Manning had four hidden qualities, plus more. out so that Edberg would not be Adams. Adams is running for a patrol cars racing through up. Rufini’s job was to tell the floor. We made our way back Dealer: South wouldn’t have lost my years of experience on the board, Manchester. slam.” Mail $2 to Astro-Graph, Box denied nomination amid a push to he might be difficult to elect. This two-year term, the other two for others where to go. If he hadn’t through the hallway and to the stair­ W«t North East South 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. Even when firefighters M6r- The expert had indeed keep Manning from gaining it. could mean losing a 3-2 Republican four years. given these instructions we would case. I* 10019. Send an additional $1 davsky, Rufini and Capt. Bycholsky - Pass 14 Pass 34 seen an absolutely safe way Manning lost by 27 for Edberg. 16 majority on the commission. Running for the school board are have been the ones to be “ rescued.” Now the tricky part. Have you for your Aquarius Astro-Graph Pass 4« Pass 4¥ to play the hand and spent for Mix and 12 for himself. Manning said he harbored no incumbents Joseph J. Haloburdo ever tried to go down a stairway no time trying to guess the predictions lor 1963. Be sure to Pass 46 Pass 64 state your zodiac sign. Manning was eventually nomi­ bitterness, and that he gave it his Jr, the board's present chairman, when you can’t see your own feet, trump situation. If ^ s t had nated for an alternate position Pass Pass Pass PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) best shot by recruiting commission and Pamela Z. Sawyer. Mrs. and with something as sense- SOME O F US, O F been void of clubs, South Don't rely too heavily today Tuesday, but he said after the r UKE TO SOU'LL JEN N Y \ TLL RAISE Chairman Philip G. Dooley and Sawyer won election in 1981 as an Major year is forecast numbing as a bucket over your REFLECTON PROBIVBL4 LU WILL \ REAPING (TOURSE, WILL J U S T would have played a second upon your social contacts caucus that he might withdraw Edberg to support him. Both men Opening lead: 4J club to his ace, led a dia­ where your career i« unaffiliate running on the Republi­ head? That’s what it was like, one WHAT WELL RAISE RAIGE LEVEL'S. A CONTINUE TO RAISE from the ticket before the election, said Manning's credentials and mond to dummy, discarded concerned. Unfortunately, they can ticket. However, Tuesday foot feeling for the edge of the stairs PO WHEN HORSES. CHILPREN EYEBROW S. / a second heart on the king of because of what he described as a experience justified his candidacy. night she changed her affiliation to and one hand on the wall. may promise to do things for potential frustration. He has been WE GROW spades and played you which they can't. Edberg said he supported him Republican. Outside I took o ff the mask and UP. an alternate and non-voting for labor negotiations By Oiwald Jacoby diamonds. ARIES (March 21-April 19) even though the position Manning got a whiff of the smoke from the and Janies Jacoby member of the board for four Mrs. Sawyer, whose popularity West could ruff the fourth Don't permit outsiders to took on the zone change went house, not- very pleasant. diamond or discard on it. Interfere In family problems years, and he said he will have to skyrocketed when she led a suc­ against his own. Expert South discarded a Either way he would eventu­ today. Instead of helping to think about whether as an alter­ cessful fight against the zone BOSTON (UPI) - Modest wage ing 11 percent and significant Capt. Bycholsky asked, “ How was "I'm pleased that I was nomi­ it?” heart on dummy’s ace of ally have to take his queen clear things up, they're likely to change plan mentioned above, has gains and relatively few strikes economic recovery still not on the m nate he can have as important an nated" for the alternate position, spades, studied the hand for of trumps and either lead a make the Issues more compll- said she will run for selectwoman are likely products of labor negoti­ " I still don’t know how you' can effect on the commission as a full the 28-year old Manning said. "But horizon, bargaining in 1983 is likely a moment and played heart to give South two in 1985. ations involving more than 400,000 find anybody in there,” I said. to be characterized by continued dummy’s king of clubs. heart tricks or a spade to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be Rufini responded, “ In a real fire we union em ployees in New England modest wage settlements and West discarded the nine of give him a ruff and discard. sure to think before you speak today. There's a possibility you in 1983, the Bureau of Labor relatively few work stoppages,” follow the hose line but even with hearts. Now South took the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Statistics predicts. Ferrara said. the flames from the fire you really could say something which T ii l B y ir f - -> might unintentionally offend a Quiet Democratic caucus Regional Commissioner An­ Nationally, 3.6 million workers have to crawl and feel your way friend. around.” ^ thony J. Ferrara said Tuesday in aerospace, communications, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Mat­ "while the exact economic condi­ steel and aluminum manufactur­ ” We look under beds and the fur­ ACROSS 42 Fixed period Answer to Previous Puzzle ters affeqting your finances or THP in historical tions at the time of negotiations are ing and longshoring are under nishings of the house let us know 8 o P a o N a o O career must be handled with impossible to predict, indications 1 Skiwared lime A M O a E N E A N T 1 extreme skill today. Careless expected in Bolton tonight contracts that expire this year, where we are,” Bycholsky added. 43 Powerful diih C N T o H a a A 1 L methods could cause you are that collective bargaining will Ferrara said. This marks the 1 came away from that experience 6 From one side eiplostve 1 8 6 u t ■ » E E P a (abbr) avoidable problems. occur in an economic climate second active year in a three-year with a huge amount of respect for to the other T n u C E By Richard Cody "W e're asking people to against Republican Se­ 12 Overjoy 44 Expose 0 E N 1 f 1 p A L E 1 T e { CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be Converse is a member of colored by a variety of pressures cycle where one light year of 45 O n e(S p ) A W O L Herald Reporter turn put for the caucus lectman Carl A. Preuss, those who risk their lives in that 13 Land A M 1 D 1 1 a tactful In your one-to-one rela­ the Zoning Commission for labor and management. bargaining is followed by two 14 Volcano 47 Ferrous metal a K z 1 c u T a o u L tonight. If they get out to blind and groping world of Y a T a| tionships today. You might who was nominated at the and is the Republican mouth (2 wds) 6 T A L E a C BOLTON — Democrats the caucus they can get “ With unemployment approach­ heavy ones, he explained. firefighting. 50 Erode A a N E a have to deal with some touchy Republican caucus Tues­ 15 Actress O D E o Y p a Y Town Committee Hepburn 53 Unable a individuals. Don't get off on the are expected tonight at into things. We're still day night. Preuss and 54 Grow more A M A a a A Y A M A T chairman. 16 Feeler wrong foot. caucus to endorse quietly asking that if anybody's intense a A a 1 0 A P P O o Ryba squared off against The committee is prop­ 18 Noun suffix A T 0 E LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This la a slate of candidates for interested, to show up at 55 Encouraged A N N a each other two years ago, 19 Set up golf 56 Bear witness not the day to leave important osing to run incumbent The Wedding of 14 Consul of old 34 Uniform the May municipal the caucus," he said. with Ryba victorious. bell to tasks until the last minute. Robert Fish and newco­ THE NnmE TO REmEinSEIt') 20 Those in Rome ornament elections. He said the caucus 57 Sows You're not likely to perform too However, Republicans mer Anne Stoppleworth / lT t 4 ^ office 17 Sicken 38 Adenosine tri­ The caucus will begin at should go smoothly. phosphate well It you leel you are racing swept the rest of the slate for the finance board. Your Dreams 22 Climbing DOWN 21 Comes cipse 8 p.m. in the Community "There's nothing really ,T M UIm n w '* plant J23 Compete (abor) (he clock. in that election. Fish was appointed to fill Begins at Bride & Fonnal 39 Won Hall. controversial happen­ 25 Elderly 1 G rim of corn *24 Edible tuber VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) Try Democrats are running a vacancy left by the DRESS SHOP 26 Hawaiian 2 Greatly happy 26 Layer 40 Ponders to steer clear ol Individuals or 41 Penchant In contrast to the Re­ ing," he said. a strong slate for the goddess 3 Held beck 27 Actress resignation last year of I ...AA»»MHU^CDieiO0?THEPBDflF5I5 THAT'$ QUITE PPDfOOMP, O M W ifo 43 Hauls groups today whose company publican caucus, where The committee has sme 28 Continent 4 Soler disc Burstyn Board of Selectmen. Daniel E. Harrisr 44 Spree you do not enjoy. There's a FBQW.^CWEOME WHO OHEE 20 House wing 5 Swiss cepitel 28 Broke breed there were challenges for proposed candidates to at S ^ M M 30 Church hymn 46 ScruH chance you might again rub Besides Ryba, Ahearn, a Louis C loutier and 6 Motoring 29 Arrival-time a ballot position, the De­ 32 Chemical estocittion 48 Glazes the caucus, including in­ present three-term « DBU nHFCRW$EAMPfW HlM tt HAR0Of?ED THE BELIEF THAT MAtTOj guess (abbr) one another the wrong way. Bruce Stearns are going Route S3, Vernon, Ct 7 5 6 group 7 Hints 49 Green plum mocrats are still looking cumbent First Selectman member of the board, has 31 Word of LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oel. 23) for the school board. Mon.. Two*.. W o4„ 10-6:30; Ih u n .. Frt. lO-V: Sot. 9:30-6;30 35 Fish eggs 8 Flushes out 50 Oklahoma for people willing to run Henry P. Ryba, who will 5 THH«...9fc CROI9085 AXP WAS CHARLIE CHAH'$ FILIRMO^ negation town Weigh your actions carefully decided to run again. Stearns will be a newco­ Opposot# Quollty Ifm Mot8l 443*8018 36 Breadwinner 9 Monster like for offices,'town commit­ be trying for a fourth ■S' r me POKuaib it'4 ! 00$EEO V.J 37 Direction 10 Third pereon 32 Monkey 51 Gamble today so that you don't do any­ Sandy Pierog, a finance mer in a race for the 33 Coupe tee Chairman Aloysiu^ J. consecutive term. 30 Low tide 11 Piggery 52 Noun suffix thing to provide (odder tor per­ board member, is also Board of Education Ahearn said Tuesday. sons who like to gossip about Ryba will be running running. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 e 9 10 11 others. . Besides Preuss, the Re- m SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) 13 ipublicans are running in­ Non-dvnomlnaiional NOW ENROLLING 12 Normally you are rather astute cumbent and 1981 top CorrMpondtnc* In business or financial Two charged with theft COUTM 14 15 vote-getter, Douglas T. “ IFfcere children are tpecial people” matters, but totfay your judg­ COVENTRY — Police Tuesday charged two men Writ# BIbl# Study CourM, ment might not be up to par. Cheney, and newcomer 16 17 18 with sixth-degree larceny and third-dgrec criminal 314 Lydall 81. L.ff 1 Don't make rash decisions. Lawrence A. Converse. m ischief in connection with the theft of property from ManehMt«r, C T 08040 20 21 22 23 24 SAOITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Oac. 19 t 21) Any persons who are han­ a local saw mill, police said Tuesday. Boys 8 Girls 2B dling situations lor you today Harrison H. Barrows, 19, of Oak Trail, Coventry, ibsTOM-^ADE 25 26 27 Bymnastlcs SCHOOL vvOLiu>i’T ae a ? BAP where money Is Involved must and Timothy Syther, 23, of Willimantic, were released SAV 71-IE NINTH ANP 7BNTH TT“ IF WE ONLV HAP TO (SO 29 , 30 31 be selected with extreme care. on 11,000 non-surety bonds for a Tolland County Aq m S'/k to 1D yrs. WEEKS IN FEBRUARY. A wrong choice could prove A QPLlPLe C P A >(©<« ... 35 expensive. Superior Court appearance on Feb. 8. 32 33 i* Tumblo Into Spring CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jon. IB) DRAPERIES 36 37 3B 39 40 41 You are the type who likes to Large Fabric Selection' think for yourselt, but today Tax deadline Is Monday 43 44 Expert installation Pro nchoo: Oymnantlcn Agon 42 you may, turn over to othars Free Bridal Alterations decisions you should be mak­ BO LTO N — Monday is the last day to pay ^•iro A Olrlo cwnyyiMwMoome 8 and up 45 46 47 4B 49 ing personally. supplemental motor vehicle taxes without incurringa visit Our Showroom at: Largest Selection in the Area INEWSPAPER BtTEhPNSE ASSN.) penalty charge, the tax collector said Tuesday 50 SI 52 53 35JWindtpr A ^ . Spring Gowns arriving daily Anybody who received a bill this month for such tax Rockviilo or Call 55 should pay before Monday, the deadline. W in in g Gynastics 54 Why wait till Thanksgiv­ 872-6400 781 MAIN 8T, MANCNESTER ing for a turkey? You can For more information, call the tax collector’s office 56 57 ‘ ^ ' ‘ " “ 7 tune-in to one most any at 649-8066. 6 4 6 - 3 6 8 7 ^ f o r m a t _ u ^night this new video aeaion. 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed,, Jan. 26, 1983 \1 y.NGHKSTER HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 26. 1983 - 21

Advice Clip ‘n’ file refunds Cereals, breakfast products, baby products (File No. 1) BUSINESS Her son molests daughters Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off Grahams. Send the required refund form and three coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage Universal Product Code symbols from three DEAR ABBY:1 just found out coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed packages of Golden Grahams. Expires Aug. 31, DEAR STUPID: Think twice that my mature 13-year-old son has proofs of purchase while looking for the.required 1983. before you speak. And make sure been molesting m y , daughters. forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and HONEYCOMB License Plate Offer. Receive a your brain is engaged before you Home equity conversion can benefit the elderly They are 3 and 6 years old. I think I magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers personalized license plate. Send the required refund put your mouth in gear. should have the girls checked by a D e a r may not be available in all areas of the country. form and two Post Honeycomb box tops for each doctor to make sure they are OK, Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. If you’re an elderly homeowner — or have a parent free personalized plate set ordered. There is no • DEFERRED-PAYMENT LOANS. You, the (sale-lease back and reverse annuity mortgages). but I need some information first. A b b y The following refund offers are worth $12.48. This limit on this offer. Expires Sept. 30, 1983. who is — are there any ways you can continue to enjoy DEAR ABBY: Our father died liomeowner, receive a lump-sum payment from the To date, there is no evidence of any mischief or How much do I have to tell the week's refund offers have a total value of $37.96. the nriajor investment to your lifetime (your home) on a Abigail suddenly three months ago. We QUAKER Corn Bran Eraser Mate Pens Offer. ■under to be used for a special purpose: replacing the fraudulent schemes. Both homeowners and lenders are doctor? Does adoctor have to A will be forever grateful to his This offer doesn’t require a refund form: Receive two Eraser Mate pens. Send the required dwindling income? Is it possible to reap the benefits of furnace; winterizing the house; fixing the roof; another cautious about trying programs so new and untested. report such case to the law or the Van Buren second wife, "M ary," for making TRIX Rabbit Magnet, Box 5191, Minneapolis, your own home while not selling it? Your refund form and three Universal Product major improvement. The funds come from block For additional details, write for the U.S. Senate’s social service people? Would the his last 12 years so happy. Minn. 55460. Receive Trix Magnet set(s). Send two Code/Purchase S^als from Quaker Corn Bran Yes. A whole new specthim of alternatives to selling Money's grants, generally from the Department of Housing and Special Committee on Aging’s “ Turning Home Equity police or social service people take Dad and our mother had been Trix Universal Product Code symbols and $1.25 for and moving out is being developed, although the pace of cereal, or one Universal Product Code/Purchase. Urban Development (HUD) and are interest-free. You Into Income for Older Homeowners,” Documents, my son or the girls away from me happily married tor 40 years. each set. There is no limit on this offer. Expires development is slow and the programs are not available Seal and $1 for each pair of Eraser Mate pens Worth do not repay until you sell your house or repayment is Washington, D.C. 20501. Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., is com- and put them in a foster home? 1 When mother died 14 years ago. Aug. 31, 1983. ordered. Expires Sept. 30, 1983 or while supplies all over the country. made by your estate. If deferred-payment loans are iTiittee chairman. don't want to lose any of my though your son has promised it Dad bought a double plot and These offers require refund forms: last. This is just fine — considering the implications of any Sylvia Porter available in your area, you can get details from Lom- The National Center for Home Equity Conversion will children. will never happen again, he should expressed the wish to be laid to rest BRAN BUDS Shaker Offer. Send the required re­ of them. Before I even start explaining, I urge you: be MOTHER’S Oat Bran $1 Cash Refund. Send the munity governments or groups of elderly citizens. send information packets on request. Include a self- I talked to my son and he be evaluated and counseled. And beside Mother. fund form and two Kellog’s Bran Buds cereal proof required refund form and one Universal Product cautious; be skeptical; move with utmost care; be sure promised it will never happen • DEFERRED PROPERTY TAX. The major addressed stamped business-sized envelope and mail to: on the chance that the little girls When Dad died, Mary handled of purchase seals. Expires June 30, 1983. Code/Purchase Seal from Mother’s Oat Brai( the right deal for you! again. If my children need counsel­ statewide program for these loans are currently in NCHEC, 110 East Main St., Room 1010, Madison, Wis. have been psychologically dam­ all the funeral arrangements. She GERBER Dollar Offer. Receive a $1 coupon for Expires March 31, 1983. basic idea, called home equity conversion, is to ing, is there free or low-cost aged, they need counseling, too. California and Oregon. Basically, you, the homeowner, 537-03. hurriedly bought another double your next purchase. Send the required refund form Here is a refund form to write for: A $1 to $20.50 put this vital asset of yours to work for you by permit­ struments will not work for everybody.” counseling available? Please follow this advice and let pjot tor Dad and herself, ignoring tell the government, " I want you to pay the taxes on my I repeat: ask questions, get advice. The programs add and 12 Universal Product Code symbols from any 12 refund. Duracell/Mattel Rebate Offer, P.O. Box ting you to sustain a monthly flow of income from the The push for the alternatives emerges from prime I don't feel close to anyone 1 me hear from you again. I care. his wishes to be buried with his house and you will be repaid when I sell, or from my es­ flexibility to your planning but add complications, too. jars of Gerber Junior Foods. Expires June 30,1983. NB-699, El Paso, Texas 79977. Requests for rebate accumulated capital in your home while you continue to know to ask these questions and I first wife. trends: 1) sharply increasing property values in the past tate.” The state pays local taxes, while you stay In your Use your common sense. GOLDEN GRAHAMS Refund. Receive four 25- certificate must be postmarked by April 1, 1983. live in it. several years; and 2) the high percentage of home don't trust my mail be private. DEAR ABBY: I am a 19-year-old We, the children, were outraged, home, with a low-interest loan secured by its equity. (Save money as you organize your budget with Sylvia cent coupons for anv size packaee of Golden Purchases must be made by March 1, 1983. Some of the plans involve sale of the property and Answer, please, in your column. housewife with a 13-month-old boy. but said nothing at the time of ownership among the over-65. • HOME EQUITY LIVING PLAN (HELP). Buffalo, I’ orter's Financial Alamanac for 1983 — a functional and transfer of title; others do not. All are complicated. Sign me ... My problem is I always seem to Dad's funeral because we didn't Approximately 10 million of the 12.5 million older N.Y., is pioneering this program. Participants informative desk calendar/handbook featuring Porter’s Thus, as Kenneth Scholen, project director of the UTAH MOTHER start an argument with my hus­ want to cause an ugly scene. Alsoj homeowners have paid off their mortgages. An expert relinquish their estate’s title to their homes and, in best budgeting tips and money-saving advice.. Regularly National Center for Home Energy Conversion, a band over the slightest little thing. Mary had been a devoted compan­ Supermarket Shopper estimate of home equity held by older people, the return, receive lifetime monthly payments, all $8.95, now just $4.95 to readers of this column.-Send $4.95 DEAR MOTHER: The welfare of For example: ion to Dad, and her obvious.grief clearing house and consumer watchdog organization, fastest-growing segment of today's populatioii, puts, the tnaintenance and rehabilitation of the property, and plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Almanac in stresses: all your children should be your He had started to grow a beard, was sincere. total between $500 million and $600 million. pay)nent of property taxes. The program is targeted to care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive; "This is your principal asset and you must be ab­ first concern. Take the little girls knowing I don't like beards. I Should we confront Mary and The new programs cover private and public sector ef­ lower-income homeowners. Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal solutely certain you’re choosing the right deal. ’These in- toa doctor to be examined and tell stupidly asked, "Who are you have Dad's remains moved to the Ask manager for forms forts. Some examples of the public sector efforts: There are others, to be analyzed in later columns I'ress Syndicate.) 1 the doctor the truth. Your son growing that for?" plot next to Mother in the spring? should be examined by a psychia­ Of course he got mad and we had Two brothers say, "W ait until after By Martin Sloane trist. Take him to your local a big fight. Now he's threatened to Mary goes, then do it." salesmen try to leave the market hasn’t shown much applies to refunders who forms with the store concern with displaying re­ I mental health facility and be walk out on me, and I really need What do you say? DEAR M ARTIN: Why live in a apartments. ’They —tn Brief- honest with the people there. him for my sake as well as the manager or another fund forms in his store should always use their Clean desks rare, TWO SISTERS is it that some super­ Please don't worry that your employee in the hope that baby's. Can you give me some markets seem to have a lot because he doesn’t realize apartment numbers when children will be taken from you. with a little luck they may advice on how to keep my big of refund forms while how important these sending for their refunds. Bechtel is partner You need to put your problem into mouth shut? DEAR SISTERS: find their way into the I vote with others have none? Is it in savings can be, it’s time the hands of professionals. Even STUPID IN ARDMORE, OKLA. your brothers. hands of shoppers who can you let him know. Smart shopper award FALL RIVER, Mass. (U PI) - The giant the way that pads of forms and they don't mean use them. The Smart Shopper Bechtel, group has joined EG&G’s engineering are given out to the stores? Whether or not you find DEAR MARTIN: Most Award goes to Laura Brad- company's coal gasification project as a partner. — Cindy T., Gulliver, Mich. refund forms at the store refund forms have a limit field of Musk, Mich.: That will give the company a big boost toward DEAR CINDY: The really depends on the store which includes the words "I bought three six-roll getting both financing for the massive project and "one refund per name or the federal assistance it needs, a company official workers are efficient Work up to those sit-ups manufacturers try to be manager and the policy of packages of Charmin on said . impartial in distributing the store. When I recently address.” I live in a small sale for $1.79 each. I had pads of refund forms to the visited a Kroger super­ mobile home park and we three 30-cent coupons No offical announcement has been made, but DEAR DR. I.AMB: I EG&G says Bechtel is investing money in the doing your first sit-up. Use stores that carry their market in Detroit, I found use the same address for which the store doubled; By Gail Collins be prioritized, or in disarray so you am writing you concerning project. this aid until youfvun do a products. Sometimes these a refund bulletin board at all of the homes. At last three packages cost me UPI Business W riter really don’t know what the heck is the best exercise to trim Bechtel has been doing the engineering work situp without your hands on pads come packed in the the entrance to the store count there were three of only $3.57. V^en I came important or what isn’t." and firm my waist and for the project, designing the gasification plant your knees. case^ along with the and the manager seemed us actively refunding. home I looked in my file NEW YORK (UPI) - Corporate Kelly is a stack person himself, going flatten my abdomen. 1 am that would burn part of the synthetic fuel gas the Your Health products. Or,“they may be .genuinely concerned with What can we do to prevent and found a Charmin offer slobs take heart. A clean desk is not through his piles of paper every Friday 37 years old with one child. If that doesn't get you plant would produce and other related facilities. par of a sales display that keeping it filled with forms our refund requests from "Buy 3 — Get 1 Free.” So necessarily the sign of a tidy mind or an' afternoon and reorganizing them. "The I’m 5-feet-6 and weigh ap­ started, then go see a efficient worker. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. is shipped to the store. for his customers. But if being rejected as the four packages wound prioritization runs from right to left — proximately 122 pounds. physical medicine “ The fact is it’s a sign of a Most often, it is the the m anager isn’ t in­ duplicates? — Linda B., up costing me only 89 cents Job fair scheduled that’s just a quirk of mine because I ’m Most of my life I weighed specialist or a physical terested, the pads of refund Hopewell, Va. each!” compulsive mind — one that’s insecure left-handed, I guess,” he said. “ The responsibility of the if 'anything is out of place,” said between 95 and 105 pounds. therapist who will help you forms often wind up in the BEDFORD, Mass. (U PI) — Professional stack toward the right would be the salesmen to drop the pads DEAR LINDA: Most Laura and other readers industrial psychologist Krass Kestin. I can't do sit-ups with my prefecting your technique trash or hidden away in engineers and computer personnel who are most important." . of forms off at the store. mobile home parks assign whose money-saving Robert Kelly, senior vice president knees bent or not bent, so in doing a proper sit-up. some back room. seeking jobs. Including those interested in Kestin, a consultant to Emhart Where possible, they will each home a lot number. If experiences appear in my my back muscles must also relocating, are invited to the upcoming for Paul B. Mulligan & Co., a Corporation’s human resources de­ put them up on the shelves Last year, smart you put this number im­ be weak. Being I have such Sit-ups, leg lifts and column receive a free copy “ Technical Career Job Fair” Feb. 14-15 at management consulting firm specializ­ partment, says a moderately messy underneath their product. shoppers who took advan­ small frame and am so voluntary contractions of mediately after the street of the couponing and refun- Stouffer’s Bedford Glen Hotel. ing in white-collar productivity, has desk is nearest the norm. “ What’s the tensed position. Hold In a few weeks you may But many stores don’t per­ tage of refund offers been in hundreds of executive offices tall, with my waist and ab­ your abdominal muscles address, the computers ding magazine. The Business People Inc. of Minneapolis, sponsor of important is to know where things are, for about 15 seconds, relax then be able to do a sit-up mit this, nor will they received more than $300 during his career. domen problem, 1 look are the main exercise but will not confuse your National Supermarket the event, said major technical companies from no matter how great the clutter, so you and repeat. Do at least 10 and, if not, put your hands allow salesmen to put "There are very few clean, clean pregnant Any help you can others to hold your spine millipn cash refunds and request with those of the Shopper. Write to me in throughout the United States are participating in don’t have to waste time looking for of these, rest for a few forms up on the store’s give would be appreciated. on your bent knees and use erect properly are also im­ free items. If the manager other refunders in your care of the Manchester the job fair. desks I ’ve seen,” he said. “ It’s pretty them," he said. minutes and repeat them. your arms to assist you in portant. bulletin board. So, the of your favorite super­ park. This same advice Herald. rare to find that clean, clean desk — as While having a clean desk may not be DEAR READER: Your opposed to the organized but not clean a priority for a productive person, he or height and weight do School is renamed desk and to the disorganized, unclean.” she also recognizes when the clutter suggest that your problem Having a totally tidy desk is "not a has approached the point of no return, is not from fat deposits AMHERST , Mass. (U P I) — To keep pace with a prerequisite’ ’ for productivity. said Dr. NI«degaril;j5a)icL "Someone who’s well around the abdomen or in­ chatrg’tr under way Iri th e'1980)3,''the business" Theodore Ntedegard, apsychologisttit' ’^'oFgamiJie'iflraMwS*'wheTe "that poln’ns,"' side the abdomen. But school at the University of Cabrini Hospital, who admits there's and when things get near that point, the some people who are SAVE MONEY SAVING COUPONS Massachusetts-Amherst is being renamed the “ a lot of stuff on my desk and it pretty priority of getting some things off the genetically designed to be School of Management. much stays that way.” desk moves up a bit." thin and who then gain ReiJeem these coupons at any store selling these products. The school — now called the School of Business' "Someone who focuses on keeping Kelly admitted if he saw an entire the desk clean, everything filed away, weight will have too much Administration — officially changes its name department filled with cluttered desks may not be focusing on getting the job fat at low body weights. 75C The Sunflower Croup, 15481 west noth Street, Lenex.i K.insas 66219 Feb. 1. he might have a suspicion “ of potential done,” he suggested. You can only tell by an “ What the school is trying to do is offer some ineffectiveness in the operation," but The ability to focus within apparent examination. If you have education in the skills and disciplines of added, "you can’t look at one desk and management that would be as applicable to clutter may be one of the keys to form an opinion.” . hardly any fat under the differentiating the, productive packrat skin around your trunk, it non-profit or government organizations as they “ I think on the other hand, when you are to business,” said management professor from someone who has simply lost is unlikely that you will see the totally clear desk you some­ Robert McGarrah! control of his or her surroundings, U P ) P)!OtO have a lot inside your ab­ times wonder whether that person has on "In general, that is our mission,” he said. some experts suggested. enough to do,” he said. domen either. “ We are more than business,” said Dean Harry "H ave you ever taken a look at the "Really and truly the appearance of I mention this point Allan. “ We are preparing people for the desks on police shows like Hill Street a desk is not at all always an indicator. Improves efficiency because the reason so CRUNCHYCHEWYNUTTYSWEET profession of managment, which is important to Blues?” asked Kelly. "There’s disor­ Some people feel comfortable working many people have trouble SAVE VS ^QQ and transcends business activities. It includes ganization, and files that aren’t impor­ in that kind of (cluttered) environment. Boiler operator Hurless Richter examines an oxygen with an expanded waistline public management and non-public tant are on the desk. But they keep the Others do it because they don’t know analyzer which improves combustion efficiency by as much is from fat inside the ab­ management, which are reflected in our priority stuff in a little ppace perhaps 2 what the devil they’re doing." as 20 percent in small boilers like this 175-horsepower model dominal cavity, not just un­ program.” feet by 2 feet right in front of them. Kestin said creative people are der the skin. at Dairy Farm Products in Orrville, Ohio. Developed by raisin The school includes study of' computers, That’s what’s hot today, what they’re particularly notorious for desk clutter. Westinghouse Combustion Control Division; the analyzer is If you can't do any sit- personnel management, production working on. They’re concentrating on "Other things are more important to linked to o microprocessor system which regulates air flow ups at all, just lie on your with the Money Tree raisin management, formal organization, policy and one thing at a time. . them than appearances," he said. back and contract and strategy. "You can have several stacks on "That’s why some of them go around for combustloruAAL^tinghouse is introducing the model this relax your abdominal your desks,” Kelly added. “ They can looking like unmade beds.” week. muscles. Pull the muscles in hard and hold them in

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1995 80 CHEV >4695 79 CHEV. >4195 helpful. Pleasant telephone FURTHER DETAILS- - provem ent services in- hardwoc^ split and ------78 FORD <3695 Vernon or Rockville. Call Theater...... $1,000.00 day's and Sunday's at an manner is the most irnpor- 79 JEEP CJ5 >5195 Citation 4 door, automatic, air con* '/y ton pickup, 3-speed, cap. Granada 2-door, air conditioned, 249-9319 - ask for Rev. to be financed by Grant from the eluding but not limited to ” 2® 1957 CHEVY HOOD, ditioning, pw. extremely high hourly tant prerequisite.'Slend BELHORE, REALTORS 6 cyl., Renegade package. 79 OLDS >5595 nicely equipped. Albert. (!onnecticut Commission on the . rate. Call Crestfield Con­ letter of introduction or 431 Msin 8t. 647-1413 80 PONTUG , >5995 Cutlass Supreme cpe., a1r condition, *^77 FORD ^ <2995 ■ Nrts 81 OIDS >6995 Proposed additional appropriation valescent Home./Fenwood resume to: B. Plamondon, -BEST BUY— BY BELFIORE- Grand LeMans 4-door, air condition, AM -FM stereo, automatic, PS, PB. Country Squire Wagon, loaded, CLEAN, RESPONSIBLE Cutlass Supreme. In l-'ducational Special Grants Manor in Manchester at P.O. Box 13, South Wind­ FOR s a l e . D c w , ™ . . automatic trans., wire wheel covers, 78 LINCOLN >6945 cruise control, stereo, air con­ p®lerson to rent a room in 81 DATSUN >6695 power steering, power brakes. I’und 41 to continue funding for 643-5151 Monday - Friday, sor, CT-06074. Versailles 4-Door, with typical Ver­ ditioning, PS, F*B. trailer pkg., low M ianchester. References. 9am - 3pm. remodeling, renovations Call 6469114 after 5 V m . 200 SX 28795 sailles equipment! See It! Call 643-7120. 1 1 83 to 9 '30 83 ...... $22,500.00 PART TIME WORK in MANCHESTER - Four bedroom 1379. century oak dresser, five BUREAU with m irror 81 OLDS >7195 Town Car, 40,000 miles, loaded. 78 OLDS >3795 7 7 CHRYS. >3495 to he financed by Grant from the DENTAL Assistant 3-4 cheese factory. 7 to 12 am., Cutlass Supreme Brougham, air, Hartford Foundation for Public Dutch Colonial on ^m ost three acres of ------drawers, $125. Oak rocker. Good condU on ^ 5 0 no’ 79 OLDS >5895 Cutlass Salon 4*door, air con­ LeBaron 4-door, air, stereo, COUPLE MID 20's Cauca­ days. Orthodontic office. stereo, loaded. Giving, Monday thru Friday.Also land. Small fresh water pond. Has a Cutlass Supreme Brougham, air con- ditioning. automatic. automatic. 46,000 miles. sian, one child, want to Salary commensurate with ^ ^ HOME Condition*^^^ 646 4 p m. telephone M3- Proposed additional appropriation Monday thru Friday 12 to 5 Remodeling ■ All types of Condition. Call 649- 8310. 81 DATSUN >4695 d.. automatic, black beauty. 7 7 FORD >3295 relocate in Manchester experience. 649-7222 pm. Apply in person: garage plus workshop. Solid Value. 78 ZEPHYR >2695 to General Fund ■ Soqjal Services • additions, interior and after 5 p m . ------B-210 2-Door, 16,000 miles. 1 owner Granada 4-door, air conditioning, area. 4-5 rooms, yard, first between 9 and 12. Guglietta (Jheese Co., 1100 2-door, 4-cyl., 4 speed. ■tid to clients...... $60,000.00 trade. 79 CAML >7495 automatic, P'S. PB. 55.000 miles. Nice floor or duplex, off-street It) be financed for 90'r ($54.000.00» Burnside Avenue, East exterior repair work. Free * , , m ip h t f r REAR BUMPER for 1969- estim a tes. R easonable pLLlNIGHTER Woodstove 1970 M ustang, $25 00 80 MAZDA >7995 Coupe Devllle. Immaculate condition. 78 CHEV >4695 condition! parking, two vehicles. hv State reimbursement and lO'i INDEPENDENT Hartford Monte Carlo Landau, air con­ Avaiiabie by February Wolverton Asency rates. Call Joe, 5667572. K ^ ^ s t ^ r ^ m w ! ™®Phone M fo ’a ft e r RX’7 QS. S-speed, nice condition. <$6,000OOi from Fund Balance. INSURANCE Center, Inc. 6 47 5 79 F « E B M ) >6395 ditioning. cruise control, tilt, stereo, 75 TOYOTA >2595 27th. 228-9880 before 5pm. Proposed additional appropriation seeks additional full-time 80 COUGAR >6295 Esplrit, automatic, air, CB radio, fllp- power sindows. Cellca GT. 49,000 miles. PART TIME 849-281]1 1 3 ROBERT E JARVIS • — — — ^ References, own to Special G rants. Fund 61. Personal Lines Customer OFFICE CLERlCAL XR-7, auto., air. PS. PB. stereo, extra up roof, nicel appliances. $325 monthly Kocreation liepartment -20 Building and Remodeling PAIR OF Kniejsn FOLDER GENERAL 78 MERC >3195 7 7 CADIL >6495 Service Representative. hours per week. General clean. Monarch 4*door, air condition, power plus utilities. l'*itness Wellness Programs for Specialist. Interior and *!*'l® Electric refrigerator Seville, fully equipped. Excellent opportunity for office' skills required. 80 MAZDA 7 >4595 79 DODGE >4395 steering, power brakes, automatic. 4 1 83 to 3 31 84 ...... $11,403.00 MANCHESTER- Charming 2 It) he financed by a Grant from the experienced, well- Please apply in person. exterior renovating, offer‘d" t e l e p h o n e G LC Special edition Model. 5 speed, Van, must be seen! V*8. automatic. Stk. I3Y364. Homes-Apts. to share 59 •5 bedroom home with finished rec room, residential and commer- otler. 649-4744. M3-4792. 7 7 FORD <4795 State Healtli Department organized, career-oriented High Standard, Inc., 31 air condition, AM -FM radio, economy lovely treed lot and convenient to shop­ cial, additions, g a r a g e s ,------MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM F-250 pickup with cap, dual tanks, PropostMl additional appropriation p e rs». Homeowners and Prestige Park Circle, East plus) mint cond. ROOMATE WANTED- To ping and schools. Price: $63,900. roofing and siding, GENERAL ELECTRIC BOOKCASE lo General Fund Budget 1982-83, A uto Rating, Policy Hartford, Conn. Extra High Allowanco lor Clean Tretlaa ★ Easy Financing share two bedroom flat kitchens, bathrooms, drop-in range. Clock, oven HEADBOARD, twin, solid rUXNSl'KH to Capital Improve- writing. Customer Contact. starting February 1st. $165 'iienl Reserve Fund • $113,636 50 to Good salary and benefits in DENTAL replacement windows and light, timer, io o d condi-: birch, $25.00. Teleohone he lond(‘d bv anticipated (irant doors. M3-6712. tion. M3-8398 M65697 "(..onnccticut's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Mazda Dealer' plus utilities. 646-2907 modern, full service agen­ RECEPTIONIST- South evenings. p.ivments from the State of cy environment makes this ZINSSER AGENCY Connecticut. Department of Windsor office. 4 days. 750 Main St. ManchMter an excellent opportunity. Bookkeeping and typing SINGLE FEMALE room­ I'r.insporlation. Town Aid Funds. For appointment, call 646- skills a must. Experienced 646-1511 ...... Stephen T Cassano, mate wanted for February Secretary 6050 after 4:00, Bob preferred but not Autos lor Sala 61 Autos For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala ...... 1st. $175 monthly. Call 647- Lathrop. 61 Board of Directors necessary. Call 644-1509. 8460. Dated at Manchester. Connecticut Attractive 10 room Raised Ranch on / MORIARTY BROTHERS Dlls 20th (lay of .lanuarv. 1983 PART TIME help needed NO ■ EXPERIENCE desirable MInnechaug Mountain. MANCHESTER - Respon­ 0281)1 evenings in pharmacy. .NECESSARY! Attention Exceptional living room and family sible female to share Some retail experience Homemakers, students, room, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, country spacious two bedroom INVITATION TO BIO Sm<*Medk following: for Home Health Care positions available in our SSS MAIN ST. MS-liOS Guide is in Sizes Small, 1 1 . 9 % financing WOMAN to share apart­ MACIHNKRY & KyUIP.MF.NT • Medium ami Largre. Me­ Aide. Three days a week - phone sales operation. ment. $200 monthly plus RKHAHIMTATION. Free ClaaaHlad Ada Free ClaaaMad Ada Doga-BIrds-Pata 43 Rooms lor Rent 5 2 Apartments lor Rant 53 dium (12-14) . . . top, !»(> four hours a day. Call Earn $67.40 to $100.00 per IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY half of electric. M6-1943 MODERNIZATION & yards 45-inch; center, 1 % before 5 p.m., 644-8490. week. Call Gerry to set up Manche.ster Immaculate and conveniently located, 4 AVAILABLE ON ALL 1983 SUBARU’S SIXTEEN POUND evenings and weekends. \l)l)ITIO.NS TO MANCHESTER yards; bottom, 2 % yards, bedroom cape 2 bedrooms down, large fireplaced jiving POCKET SCANNER 16 LOVABLE, ABANDONED CENTRALLY Located MANCHESTER - New two HIGH SCHOOL an interview, Mon-Wed bowling ball. $ . . TO ORDER, send $2.00 for each WINF SALES - looking for room. Equipped kitchen. 2 bedrooms up, den. bath. New band, four channels, good 10 00 Older kittens: One grey, downtown. Exceptionally rhe Tfiwn of Manchester is an between 6:30 and 7:30 pm IN STOCK Telephone 6468314. bedroom townhouse, fully pattern, plus S0( for postage and aggressive self-motivated at 643-2711, heating- system. Porch, one car garage. Owner condition. flO.OO firm. Call one sable and one calico in clean rooms, kitchen applianced kitchen, equal opportunity employer, and handling. sales person to join our transferred • consider offers ■ Asking $69,900. 6468400 - leave message. desperate need of home. privileges, maid, linen ser­ carpeting, private deck, reijuires an affirmative action SUE BURNETT OVER 90 TO CHOOSE FROM* GIRLS SIZE 12-14 full [Hilicy for all of its Contractors and rowing sales team. Must 342-0571, 633-6581. vice. Security required. basement with washer and Manchester Evenng Herald length winter coat, □ AUTOMOTIVE S'endors as a condition of doing te goal oriented achiever. Lombardo & Associates 1982 SCOTTS STAMP Call 643-5127. dryer connections, im- 1150 Ave. of Americas * As an added BONUS our first 30 Catalogs volume one thru excellent condition. $9.00. CATS - Looking for good liusmess with the Town, as per New York. N.Y. 10031 Position offers growth and mMiate occupancy. $495.00 l-'iHleral Order 11246 four, very good condition, Call 649-0387 after 6pm. home for two cats: One tan •••••••••••••••••••••••• Print Name. Address with Zir> 649-4003 purchasers will receive 2 FREE lift CENTRALLY Located per month, utilities not in­ Hid Forms, plans and CODE. Style Number and Site, all four volumes, $16.00. male, seven months old; downtown. Exceptionally Autoa For Sale 61 BANJO Five string with cluded. Peterman Agency, specifications are available at the New FASHION with tickets at Brodie Mountain. Call 643-8469. one tri-color fixed female, clean rooms, kitchen •••••••••••••••••••••••• General Services Office. 41 Center case, good condition. 649-9404 or 647-0080. PhotO'Guidc patterns in NEW 2-FAMILY - Two two years old. Call 643- privileges, maid, linen ser­ 1979 FORD GRANADA - Street. Manchester. Connecticut. Street, Manchester, 06040, offer oxpIrM Jan. 31at. $80.00. IHrm. Call 646I92I. 6 all size ranees, has a 646-1230. E.O.E. bedroom townhouses, Sarvfcas OHared 31 WHITE BATHROOM sink 6876. vice. Security required. cyl., automatic, air- TOWN OF MANCHESTER country kitchen with □ BUSINESS SAMPLE BUY: VERNON/Rockville - special Grace (:ole Collec­ with faucets, $25.00. Call 643-5127. accepting applications for CONNECTICUT tion for larger sizes; plus appliances, carpet and ROACH HOME Improve­ TIRES HR78xI4. $99.00 for ROBERT B. WEISS HELP THE ELDERLY, and SERVICES Telephone 6462071. two bedroom apartments. 2 BONUS Coupons! vinyl floors, double glazed the set of two. Call after 12 GENERAL MANAGER the frail, the handicapp^ ment contracting - all Sporting Goode 46 TWO R(X)M Private en­ Price .... $1.25. windows, aluminum storih 6 Rent includes heat and hot 1129-01 remain at home. Become a types home repairs and LA MACHINE food noon, 643-8561. trance. Ladies $30. mens windows and doors, full Sarvicas Ottarad 31 water. For information homemaker - home health remodeling. Also in­ processor, model 354 for 1971. RUPP Snowmobile $30. Fur coat, dressee, CARS $100! Trucks $75! basement with washer and ZENITH SKI Boots size call 1-237-8858. EHO. aide! You must have a car. BARTENDER stallations ol solar hot sale, excellent condition. with trailer. $250. suits, slacks, etc. Call 646 Available at local gov't YOU CAN MAKE dryer connections, gas REWEAVING BURN water systems. Fully in­ ‘A, medium. New $185.00. LEGAL NOTICE Daytimes only. Monddy - $30.00. CaU 742-5287. 8 Telephone 647-0476. 5459. sales. Call (refundable) EXCELLENT DISH fired, hot water baseboard HOLES. Zippers, um­ sured, free estimates. Call Asking $45.00. Like new, EAST HARTFORD - Older TOWN OF ANDOVER, Friday. Part time (312 ) 931-5337 Ext. 2340B CLOTHS from the mest Course heating system. $98,500.00. brellas repaired. Window M7-9824 or 6463126. made in West Germany. gentleman. Newly CONNECTICUT available. Good hourly rate ) w*ck Job ATARI VeS and combat for your directory on how bags in which oranges, Summitt Village Con­ shades, Venetian blinds CaU 6467028. remodeled two room fur­ .rhe Board of Tax Review will plus reimbursement for pi*c«mtnl •itltlonc* cartridge, good condition, Apartments tor Rant S3 to purchase. 24 hours. ineet on February 7, 1983from 6:30 potatoes, onions, etc. are M*n-Wom«n Call now dominiums. New two Keys. TV FOR RENT nished efficiency. AH mileage and fringe for F rtt Brochure asking $7$75. or best offer. * RENTALS - 9 .30 P.M.. on February 9. from bedroom townhouses $ « ,- Marlow’s, 867 Main Street 8 TK||I 2 3 9 . BED - twin with roller utilities. Share bath. $70.00 sold. Just boil for 15 tenefits. Phone 643-9511. 522-1999 649-5221. C a l^ i j 1 w 0 9 9 ask for Steve. FOUR ROOM apartment 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, 7:00 - 9:30 P M and on February Botlon Bartondort School 900.00 Peterman Realty, 8 3 3 8 frame and headboard, good weekly. 643-6712. minutes in water to which Rooms lor Rant 52 with heat included. four door, V8. 27,000 miles. 12th Iroin 10.00 ■ noon, at the Town 649-9404/647-0080. ____^JERBACK rocker condition. $40.00. ilffice Bldg . School Road. An­ chlorine bleach has been BOOKKEEPING C & M Tree Service, Free MEW 1983 8ubani QL 4-dr, Sadan. front whool driva, loadad with air- L A D D ^ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Walking distance to Main MANCHESTER - First Call 647-1407. with rush seat, good condi­ Telephone 643-5257 after dover. lo hear grievances relative added. Put still good but DEPARTMENT. Full time estimates. Discount senior •conditioning, sunroof, ruolprooflng, AM-FM oloroo and much CENTRAL LOCATION, Street. First floor with floor one bedroom Condo. HORSES - Nine room cape tion. $25.00. Telephone 646 5pm weekdays. to property assessments no-longer-nceded furniture osition available. citizens. Company Monthly $226.79 - 38 months - APR. 11,9% kitchen privileges, parking private entrance. $450 per Newly renovated. New AMC PACER, 1975. Good Persons wishing to file a complaint I' in Manchester, 3 or 4 1 4 2 7 . ______month. Call 6462947. condition, standard and appliances back into Experienced preferred.- Condomlnluma 22 Manchester owned and $1500 down, cash or trade. M939 Rnoneod. ONE WOODEN crib with available. Security and appliances. Wall to wail with the ftoard inay secure an ap­ bedrooms, 2 baths, horse transmission, overdrive, pointment for the weekday use by selling them with a Must display initiative. operated. Call 646-1327. $1326.44 FInanco ohorgo - $918444 total poymonts. mattress in good condition. writ,ten references caipeting. Heat and hot Computer experience help­ MANCHESTER - Two barn and corral, 1,000 FOR SALE SO gallon kero- redulred. For application 3'/i ROOM APARTMENT. water included. No pets. ■good mileage, radial tires. meetings by calling the Town Of- low-cost Classified ad. square ft. garage. Proper- Dooo not Incfudo soloo tax or rogisirattan fooo. drum and spigot, new, Asking $40.00. Telephone lice Building. 742-7305 Additional ful but not required. Con­ bedroom condo for rent. A- LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- can 6462693. Private home. Heat, $425 monthly. Security i$ ^ . 644-1242. W now producing income. treated interior. $ . . meetings will be scheduled if tact Miss Litrico at C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ 10 00 appliances. Working single required. Available By owner. 649-7373. Telephone 649-0173. adult only. No PLYMOUTH FURY 318 nwossary. Manchester State Bank, 659-3008. ages cleaned. All types WALT ZINGLERS In­ WOOD GLASS brass coffee ELEGANT BED Sitting February 1st. 646-0738. I'^dward M. Veomans. KEEP YOUR TV 1041 Main Street. NO com e tax seifice. Filing room for young pets/children. Telephone 1966Needs mufflers, and trash, brush removed DYNAVECTOR DV-20 II table, $60.00. Telephone Chairman PICTURE SHARP with PHONE CALLS, Apply professional woman. Share 643-2880. ONE MONTH Free Rent - little sheet metal for trunk. Picket, Split Rail, stake personal or small MC cartridge. Mght output 643-6151. -A Board of Tax Review frequent cleaning of the between the hours 9-1 □ REAL ESTATE EAST HARTFORD - coun- Fences installed, 528^)670. business tax returns. In quiet house near bus and Two bedrooms, VM baths, Runs great. $375, ask for im-m______tr y colonial charm, SCHALLER cartridge new ilst $240.00, Gary. 643-6445. screen. Use a mild soap E.O.E.______hospital. $60.00 weekly. MANCHESTER - One, wall to wall carpeting, vour home since 1974. for $9e!00. 647-0544. FIBERGLASS skis, bin- TO CLEAN COFFEE with water or a bit of am­ Homea For Sala 23 prestigeous area. Eight WALLPAPERING^ ’ S