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* Death linked to syndrome By Mark A. Dupuis TIu' survi-y rL-spondi-nts wi-re loss onlhusiastic Twenty-six opposed a longer yeqr lor students and alii'ul raising tuxes to pay for education reforms such other reforms propo.sed by the board. 22 favored all or FARM INGTON — The office of the state’s chief United Press Internationai Glenn founders while Mondale sails on as the package of changes propo.sed by the Stale some of the reforms, nine were undecided and four medical examiner has ruled a 4-month-old HARTFORD — Rebuilding and maintaining the Board of Education to improve education in said they didn't have enough information or didn’t Torrington child found dead by his parents died of \ state’s roads and bridges and the perennial battle of reply. represent the first after th'b so that the role of the activists Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Connecticut, \ AUGUSTA. Maine - Gov. Joe adopting a state budget will be the top priorities for The state board voted to propose a longer school “ Summer months are not compatible with study, would be reduced in proportion to Julius Fields was found dead by his parents. Brennan’s announcement the New Hampshire primary — and - this year’s Legislature, a U P l survey indicates. year for teachers as one of the reforms, but rejected a we need better teachers," said one Senate Democrat, Lynn Bernath, 23, and Albert Fields Jr., 31, when because there is no other compet­ that of Democrats off the street. The annual survey also showed this year that the longer school year for students. Legislators replying who remained anonymous. “ We need quality not other day that he had decided Jack Germond "they awoke Saturday. itive event the same day, they are No one really knows how many debate over-whether tolls should be kept on the to the .survey also opposed a longer year for students. quantity.” said Rep. Frank Turek, R-Stonington. against challenging Republican A spokeswoman for the chief stale medical likely to be given disproportion­ Democrats will attend the meet­ Connecticut Turnpike remains alive despite plans Sen. Bill Cohen this fall was. and examiner's office said Sunday an autopsy ings at just under 400 locations. now to tear the-tolls down by the end of next year. among other things, another ate press attention. revealed the child died of natural causes. Four years^go there were about The survey, conducted recently by mail, asked piece of very bad news for the Jules Witcover Meanwhile, Mondale sails on. On Thursday torrington police arrested his >iD n i A n i u i a A voodo legislators to list the top issues for the regular im mu nu ovR. Although his campaign has ­ 35,000, and the usual pattern is for parents for third-degree assault and risk of injury John Glenn campaign here. Syndicated columnists legislative session that will begin Wednesday with ney problems here — he spent the number to rise as more voters Ito children as a result of allegations of child What it means is that this i Gov. William O’Neill presenting his budget proposals 30 MILLION enough on the straw vote so that become comfortable with the ; abuse. remarkably popular Democrat scheme at tor the next fi.scal year. process. But Barry Hobbins, the No charges were filed as a result of the death. now feels free to make an the legal ceiling is pressing down Sixty-two legislators, or about a third of the 185 parly’s state chairman, points endorsement before the Marcb-4 on him — he has a full-fledged lawmakers now in the House or Senate, replied to the PRESCRIPTIONS gurus of the party here, Portland out that last time there was a RITE precinct caucuses here, which he to conservative Democrats so organizational effort being run Justice Private dump deal reported survey, taken annually for several years by UPl. lawyer Harold Pachios, And he particularly exciting confronta­ says is precisely what he intends that he should have been a by another young slate legislator. The issues cited most often as the first or second appeared and spoke at the tion between a sitting president, NEW HAVEN — Environmental Protection THIS YE A R to do. And, although prennan serious competitor with Greg Nadeau, and staffed largely most important this year were infra.structure and the convention. by young organizers paid $15 a Jimmy Carter, and Ted Commissioner Stanley J. Pac and two state budget and taxes, with education listed the most as the A REPUTATION BUILT ON TRUSTI isn't quite ready to disclose his Mondale. WASHINGTON — Recently I lawyers privately worked out a deal that kept the Once again, the Glenn cam­ day walking-around money. Kennedy. And everyone re­ helped shoot down a $500,000 third or fourth most important question. choice, he does say that Walter F. state’s most-hazardous landfill open until last Forty-eight lawmakers listed infrastructure as tin- paign is paying a heavy price for THIS WAS JUST enough to members how interest in the Justice Department proposal to Mondale is “ very strong" here year, it has been reported. first or second most important issue while41 listed thc a lack of foresight — in this case, raise a few expectations and just AND HE IS getting the usual caucuses was fanned by, among and he does take positions on key identify “ future criminals” by The New Haven Register reported Sunday the budget and taxes in one oj the top two spots. AID enough so that the result — outside help. Charles O’Leary, other things. Carter's many SECRET issues — both foreign and domes­ the decision not to compete fully examining 9-to-12-year-old kids for agreement reversed a decision by Pac in August One legislator listed crime as the top issue, another Mondale polled 51 percent of the telephone calls to local Demo­ tic — that parallel those of in the straw vote at the Maine president of the state AFL-CIO, such ominous signs as lefthanded- 1982 that the Laurel Park Landfill in Naugatuck listed encouraging business growth and one listed ROLUON Mondale and are in clear conflict Democratic convention last Oc­ vote and Glenn only 6 — was a says, for example, that he has a crats asking their help. ness, odd-shaped toes and ear­ had reached its legal capacity and should be human services as the most important question for disheartening blow to Glenn’s . closed Feb. 1, 1983. with those of Glenn, tober. Glenn made the decision half-dozen telephone banks al­ The difference this year is so lobes, and failure to sweat when the session. ANTI-PERSPIRANT The newspaper said the deal allowed the dump As a result, despite Brennan’s then that he eould not compete on campaign. What had been a list of ready operating and others in the While appearing to agree that road, bridge and pronounced that Hobbins sus­ given electric shocks. to remain open until it was ordered closed last even terms in such straw votes several hundred volunteers works. "The only other candidates other public facility repairs were a top issue, survey T o u t CHOlO, 1.2S OX. ■OTTU pause, ncf one in the political pects there may be fewer voters, My disclosure caused a storm of summer after traces of dioxin were found in because they would be so domi­ around the state dwindled to 91 in with operatives in the state are respondents were divided over how to pay for tho.se community has any doubt he perhaps only two-thirds as many protest, and Justice dropped the ' samples taken from the site. A suit challenging SCHRATFT'f the aftermath of that straw vote. Alan Cranston and Gary Hart, repairs. i intends to support Mondale. Nor nated by activist Democrats of as last time. In that situation, the idea like a hot potato. Now, two that clo.sure order is pending. Since then the Glenn operatives but neither is considered formid­ That may have changed, however, since mo.st does anyone doubt that Joe the kind that are the core of endorsement from Joe Brennan months later, the department has The Register said Pac confirmed that he VALENTINE have been embarked on an able yet. lawmakers responded to the survey before O’Neill Brennan’s machinery can be Mondale’s support. is pure gold for Fritz Mondale. agreed to spend about $800,000 on supported the negotiations that lifted his August unveiled his $5.5 billion, 10-year transportation plan operation they have wryly given Glenn’s only hope, it seems, GOOD NEWS very important in a caucus But in Maine he allowed yet another scheme that stinks of 1982 order that the dump be closed, saying such last week and accompanying proposals to pay for it. HEART the code name “ Phoenix” but situation. himself to become a little bit would be to sp,ring a surprise in But the root of John Glenn’s voodoo science. talks result in faster installation of pollution O’Neill proposed a .3-cent-a-gallon hike in the MSPOSABLE ASSORTED CHOCOLATES pregnant. He hired a bright there is serious doubt about New Hampshire and live off that problem here is that decision six My associate Indy Badhwar has .controls. 14-cent-a-gallon ga.soline tax this year along with a 25 whether they can rise from the THE FACT IS. however, that young state legislator, John momentum here five days later. months ago to make only a learned that the Office of Juvenile percent increase in motor vehicle license and ashes by March 4. And although RAZORS the Glenn campaign already has Diamond, to run an operation. He But, by all informed estimates tentative approach to a state that Justice and Delinquency Preven­ Pond likely to reopen registration fees to finance his program in the next the delegate prize in those PIG . OF 12 28 OZ. dug itself a deep hole in a state in enlisted the backing of a former here, that would require a big should have been fertile ground tion is spending the money to fiscal year. caucuses is insignificant, they WATERTOWN — The pond at Black Rock State He did not propo.se continuing the Connecticut SIZE which there are enough moderate state chairman and one of the turnon' ■'< ises— enough for him. evaluate the biological, hormonal Park, closed fest year tor repairs to a crumbling Turnpike tolls, though lawmakers responding to the and neurological responses — if earthen dam, is expected to be reopened to survey were divided on the issue: 26 favored altering I any — of juveniles as they read swimmers this summer, state officials said. the toll removal plan adopted last year; 23 wanted to such magazines as Playboy, Pent­ Repairs to the dam are nearly completed and tear down the tolls-as scheduled: and 12 were An editorial house and Hustler, and watch dredging of the pond is expected to be done in May undecided. MAAIOX pornographic films. Studying in time for the traditional Memorial Day start of “ Let’s pick on all road users.” wrote Rep. Robert ZACHARY HULME these expected changes is intended the swimming season, officials said. Hurd, R-Vernon, who favored doing away with the IKIUID Since the pond will not be filled with water until to help the department’s re­ tolls and like several other lawmakers suggested the dredging is completed, the state does not plan Which president searchers figure out whetherexpo- dedicating the existing 14-cent gasoline tax to pay for ANTACID VALENTINE to stock it for fishing, said Pamela Adams, a road and bridge repairs. sure to pornography will cause 12 OZ. l o n u senior environmental analyst with the Depart­ Others, like Rep. Beatrice Murdock. R-Avon, said HEART juveniles to become criminal ment of Environmental Protection. continuation of the tolls was “ probably the only ASSORTED CHOCOLATES was the oldest? offenders. practical solution” I "Connecticut is a user’ tax state, " wrote Rep. D EPENDING ON the results. Group wants more heat aid William Butterly Jr.. D-Watertown. “ Tolls are for Any quiz on American assassination at 46 made him Justice will decide whether to people who use roads," CHLORASEPTIC 7 0Z. presidents surely would the president who lived the recommend guidelines to deal with HARTFORD — A coalition is recommending Rep. Cohen. D-Bloonifield, said the state SIZE that the state spend more money to help the needy needed money to repair roads, bridges and other carry the question: Which shortest number of years. the effects of porn — and of the SORE THROAT “ mass media” — on juvenile pay their utility bills, concluding that existing public facilities and could not replace toll revenue president was the oldest upon On the other end of the assistance programs don’t cover the needs of the without affecting other parts of the budget. behavior. spectrum, John Adams and poor. Aside from tolls, the option mo.st often listed to pay LOZENGES assuming office? In the research proposal, porno­ The answer, of course, is Herbert Hoover lived the The coalition, which includes the stale’s for road and bridge work was a higher ga.soline tax. TOUICHOKI, HG.IH1I graphy was defined as “ commer­ welfare commissioner and business, utility and which was listed by 2t lawmakers. Other suggestions Ronald Reagan, inaugurated longest. Each died at 90. cial, public space, sexual displays other officials, said a survey showed assistance ranged from an income-tax to higher cigarette and Jan. 20,1981, at 69. He turns 73 Franklin D. Roosevelt involving male and/or female data programs would have to be increased by an liquor taxes. today. Now that he's offi­ served the longest tenure in which would be coded by the average of $750 per family to meet needs. cially a candidate for re- office — 12 years, 1 month, 8 animal biology literature as solic­ The survey said poor families spend more than 20 percent of their income, including money from election, Reagan has a days. Elected a record four itous of copulation and/or ROBITUSSIN DM violence.” energy assistance programs, on energy. It said Educators will DM’ times, he died early in his 7.5 percent would be a reasonable share to spend chance at stretching the age The researchers are to fan out COUGH on energy. ^distinction by four years. fourth term. across the country, where “ media Before Reagan became the The coalition recommended in a report CONTROL scenarios will be located and released Friday that the state contribute fight decision 40th president, the age record We have mentioned the collected from public sources — additional funds to provide assistance to the 4 OZ. l o n t i belonged to the ninth presi­ oldest and youngest presi­ stores, newsstands, etc.,’ ’ accord­ needy in paying utility bills. dent. William Henry Harri­ dents. By far the largest ing to the research proposal. on arbitration son, who was 68 at inaugura­ number of chief executives “Could I interest you in a iock-picking hairpin design for $11,496.32 pius ' “ These depictions will include murder, mutilation, bloody con­ tion March 4, 1841. have been in their 50s when Wesleyan drops mine stock HARTFORD (U P l) — Connecticut’s local school iabor, shipping and tax?” frontation, adolescent, inter- boards are vowing to push for legislative action to MIDDLETOWN — Wesleyan University will Harrison, you will 're­ inaugurated. George Wa­ generational and promiscuous sex, overturn a law requiring binding arbitration when CENTRUM member from history, served shington was 57; Abraham sell $580,500 worth of stock it holds in an teacher contract negotiations become deadlocked. ASSORTEBT individual and gang rape, sexual international mining company because of the C entn VITAMIN as president the shortest Lincoln, 52. battery, incest, child-sexual Superior Court Judge Julius J. Kremski last week firm’s operations in South Africa. rejected a suit brought by the Connecticut Association E n d n in i time, only one month. He died abuse, sadism, forced anal/oral Only a relatively few have Wesleyan’s board of trustees voted unanim­ of Boards of Education challenging the compulsory TABLETS VALENTINE copulation, etc. The sample will be ously to sell all 12,000 shares the university held in of pneumonia. been in their 40s — Ulysses S. binding arbitration law. BOTTllOnOOPLUS30 A few age compa’risohs: Grant. 46: Grover Cleveland. submitted to our expert team of Newmont Mining Corp. The company has mining CABE. which represents local school boards, said it CARDS Open forum / Readers' views professionals for analysis." subsidiaries in South Africa, which has an official WITH NON MAILABLE ENVELOPES i Dwight Eisenhower was 66 to 47: Franklin Pierce. 48: hadn’t decided if it would appeal the judge’s ruling, policy of racial segregation. but was certain it would continue to ask the i m a o start his second term. James The analysts will include sociobi­ The vote Saturday followed a three-year review r a iD S , James A. Garfield and James Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Legislature to repeal the law. I ologists, primatologists (ape spe­ Buchanan was elected at 65. Polk, 49; Kennedy, and Theo­ of the company’s policies and practices in South The law was adopted in 1978 to avoid teacher PRC. Zachary Taylor at 64. dore Roosevelt, cialists) , neqrologists, anthropolo- Africa and was the second such divestiture by strikes, even though, they were illegal. Lawmakers gists, psychologists, Wesleyan. All university holdings in Standard Oil EXTRA-STRENGTHI OF 28 Vice President Theodore How much of an issue will were shaken by the jailing that year of nearly 275 over-burdened taxpayers. There Public Works Department Archi­ endocrinologists, “ victimologists” of Califorina were sold in 1982. Bridgeport teachers for 19 days during a bitter strike. Roosevelt, at 42, was the The board acted on the findings of students, be made of Reagan’s age in Waste!! are far more pressing problems tects and Contracts sections? and, of course, experts in Justice's The law requires public school teachers and school DEXATRIM faculty, administrators and trustees who said youngest to become presi­ the 1984 campaign? Only time facing us for the priority use of In summation, I call upon our apparently unremitting night­ boards to abide by an arbitrator’s decision when Newmont Mining failed to work hard enough “ to dent, succeeding to this post To the Editor; mare, lefthandedness (called contract talks reach a deadlock. CABE challenged the MET CAPSULES can tell. The President him­ these tax dollars! legislators to reassess their prior­ remove the walls of discrimination and provide law on a claim local communities had lost control of PKG. OF 20 OR WITH VITAMINS PRC. OF 16, TOUR CHOICI ^ upon the assassination death self frequently has joked Recently the state educational ity as it concerns our tax dollars, “ brain hemispheric stratifica­ significant opportunities tor its black workers." A first prize award for wasting their own affairs. of William McKinley in 1901. about his age. Perhaps, in equity committee asked the Boafd and if, as they profess, overcrowd­ tion” ). The project has also added taxpayers’ doiiars must go to the of Education to adopt a policy ing has reached a critical state, I another ology to these disciplines: He was elected to a team of this, he has sought to defuse State Legislators in Hartford who under which the state would respectfully recommend we re­ “ pomology.” Service held for donor K his own in 1904. serious focus on the subject. recently unveiled one of their most contribute 50 percent to local duce the size of the Legislature BRIDGEPORT — About 350 family members, John F. Kennedy was 43 The lengthening life expec­ expensive and unnecessary pro­ Capital events RITE A ID schools, but they (the committee) from 177 to 80 people. In this THE RESEARCHERS hope to friends and coworkers attended weekend funeral jects ever conceived. when he became the youngest tancy trend already has done conceded that persuading the fashion, overcrowding will no shed light on just about every ill services for a hospital nursing supervisor whose The leaders of the General person elected president. His that to some extent. General Assembly would be diffi­ longer be a critical consideration, that afflicts American youth ex­ heart was used in New England’s first heart HARTFORD (UPl) - proposed regulations. DISPOSABLE Assembly unanimously approved transplant. The State Board of Educa­ cult: this in view of the fact that and the quality of legislation will cept acne. The study promises to The following is a ca­ tion will meet at 6 o.m. in Nurses who worked with Rita Barker at St. the expenditure of $30 million to Connecticut ranks 45th among the improve considerably. find out whether “ sexually explicit lendar of events sche­ R oo m 307 at the State Office construct themselves a new office Vincent’s Medical Center held single white Building. The meeting will DOUCHE 50 states in the share of local school 'The Legislators should put their materials cause juvenile delin­ duled this week at the continue at 9 o.m. TOUR C H O ia , TWIN PACK building on the grounds of the State carnations outside the simple, red brick St. spending paid by the^state. own house in order before they quency, runaways, teenage preg­ State Capitol. Meetings W ednesday. Berry's World Armory parking lot. said building Andrew’s Church in Bridgeport where services and hearings are gener­ Wednesday, Feb. 8 Who among our lawmakers is build a new house! nancy, mayhem, rape in gangs or were held for the Stratford woman, a mother of The 1984 Legislature, will to consist of four stories with a ally open to the public. convene and hear Gov. Wil­ truly concerned regarding the dire as individuals, murder, alcohol two, t 1000-car parking garage. They Access to news conferen­ liam O'Neill's budget propos­ needs of the elderly in Connecticut Edward J. Wilson and drug abuse, pederasty, child Mrs. Barker, 38, dibd Wednesday of injuries ces may be limited to the als In a speech In the Hall of approved the ailocation of these the House at the Capitol. who, through no fault of their own, 17 Falknor Drive prostitution... incest, rape, torture suffered Jan. 27 in a traffic accident and her media. RITE A ID doiiars, to the best of my knowl­ The state Commission on have been waiting years for ... mutilation.” family donated her heart so a pharmacist from Human RIghtsandOpportun­ edge, without public input or Tuesday, Feb. 7 affordable housing: or those handi­ Massachusetts might have tl^ chance to live. A subcommittee ol the ities will meet at 10 a.m. in approval! The project director, Dr. Judith About four dozen hospital staff members Lealsloture's Education R oo m 331, 90 W ashington St. ATHENOL capped living at home who are now The Legislature's Public 1, Reisman of American University, formed two lines as the casket was carried from Committee studying employ­ As a former assistant state threatened with possible cut-backs Thanks! ment of handicapped adults Sofety Committee will meet “ has a broad background in this the church following the service Saturday to be In R oom 419 ot the Capitol CAPSULES 6 comptroller, I feel I can comment in funds for home aid services? will meet of 9:30 o.m. In taken for burial at St, Michael's Cemetery in R oo m 418 at the Capitol. following the legislative with some degree of expertise that To the Editor; area,” according to a Justice session. EXTRA STRENGTH. $00 MG., lO TT U In 1983, the Legislature ap­ Stratford. The Legislature's Appro­ this building wiil cost the taxpay­ Department document. She is priations Committee will The Legislature's Trans­ proved $1.6 million to construct a portation Committee will ers close to $75 million to com- credited with discovery of a “ new meet at 9:30 a.m. In Room 310 rifle range in Plymouth. This 'I would like to take this opportun­ Driver sought In craslr at the Capitol to vote on the * meet at 2 p.m. In Room AVi at k piete; and I cite the enormous ity to congratulate and thank the phenomenon on the youth scene: allocation of block grant the Capitol. money, due to public outcry, was MERIDEN — Police are seeking the driver of a Wethersfield — Lev Zetlln, expense of the University ol 'boyfriend rape’ while the girl is funds. The committee will reduced to $460,000, stilt a bit firemen, the paramedics and the ' vehicle involved in a hit-and run accident that hold a 10 o.m. public hearing president ot a firm hired by RITE A ID Connecticut Health Center in Far­ under the influence of alcohol- on teacher retirement bills. the state Deportment ot exorbitant in view of the above police who responded to a 911 call - killed an elderly man riding a moped on the side of Transportation to determine mington as a prime example. The dmgs.” The Legislature's Medi­ needs, though. Connecticut does from my home two weeks ago. the road. caid Cost Containment Com­ the cause ot the Mlonus River original cost estimate to construct At press time. Dr. Reisman had mission will hold a 1 p.m. Bridge collapse, will be TOOTH have need of a good weapon range. My brother had flown in from Andrew Gourdy, 79, of Meriden was struck availa ble at 3 p.m. in R oom this buiiding was under $30 million. not returned my calls (or Friday as he drove a moped on Oregon Road and workshop In Room 110 at the According to news reports, a California that morning and due to Capitol. 148 at the DOT, 24 W olcott However, due to mismanagement comment. was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. “ It The Legislature's Energy HIM Road, to discuss pro­ subcommittee of eight Legislative new medication, had a spasm at gress ot his study. Contact: BRUSHES and untold design changes during The project report says that would appear some speed was involved.” said and Public Utilities Commit­ leaders interviewed six construc­ the dinner table that had us tee will meet at 1:30 p.m. In W illia m Kelsh, 566-4327. TOUR C H O ia construction, the final construc­ sexually explicit material “ tends Police Sgt. Charles West. R oo m 4Vi at the Capitol. The Thursday, Feb. 9 tion companies and selected a thinking “ heart attack.” The The water resources task tion cost came in at a whopping to be used by the offender as West said police had no witnesses and had committee will hold a public m U « V I TNI RWNT TO LIMIT MANmnt P lies ffV K im FB. 4THM a IfM Ridgefield company. It would Eighth District rescue truck re­ hearing at 2p.m. on proposed force ot the Legislature's conflicting reports from people who might have Environment Committeewilt $100 million plus, not including the sponded within minutes with oxy­ visible, authoritative support” for bills. appear that the accepted method seen the hit-and-run vehicle. meet at 10a.m. In Room 418at month-to-month operating cost. coercion of very young girls Into The Legislature's Appro­ of "going out to bid” to all gen and checking of vital signs, priations and Human Servi­ the Capitol. What guarantees have been sexual acts. ces committees will hold a The Ottice ot Policy and interested companies was sub­ with the paramedics right behind Management will do o pres­ offered to prevent a replay of the Wolcott woman killed loint public hearing at 2 p.m. verted by this subcommittee. And to finish a job well done. He was The project documents allude to in Room 310 at the Capitol on entation on the governor's i4> same boondoggle? The energy taken to the hospital for further proposed changes to the proposed 10-veor transporta­ what guarantee does the taxpayer experiments, but a Justice Depart­ WOLCOTT — A 37-year-old Wolcott woman was tion program tor three legis­ RITE AID p h a r m a c ie s costs alone (heating, cooling, testing and released. low-income energy assist­ have that the legislators obtained ment official said there will be i killed Sunday when the car she was a passenger in ance program. lative committees beginning telephone), not to mention wall-to- I shall always be grateful to hit a patch of ice, slid into a curb and flipped over. The Legislature's Planning at 2 p.m. In the Hall of the E^ST HARTFORD the best possible price? none — at least this time around House at the Capitol. ENFIELD wall carpeting, new drapes and Police said Judith Pumpkins was a passenger and Development Commit­ • 271 ELLINGTON RD. ® 19e4bvNFA Inc The construction cost of a new these unselfish men, and expe^ He explained that the raw data is tee will meet at 2 o.m. In The small business sub­ •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 in a jeep driven by her husband Gordon. Police committee ot the Legisla­ office equipment, could read like building is $75 to $100 dollars per riencing the need, realize how already available from experts R oo m 419 at the Capitol. PHARMACY PH: 528-6115| ’ said they were heading north on Route 69 when The Legislature's Judi­ ture's Plisnnlng and Develop­ I MANCHESTER the national deficit! square foot. It would be interesting lucky we are to have 911, To all who have conducted experiments ment Committee will hold a 7 “Maybe Comrade Andropov ran away. After all, the accident occurred. c ia ry Com m ittee will meet ot g361 m a i n s t r e e t -p h a r m a c y PH: 649-91 10 To even consider an expenditure involved, many, many thanks. 4 p.m. In the J u d icia ry R oom p.m. public hearing in the to note the square footage of this in the past, possibly financed by Senate chamber at the HE'S JU ST A KID!" of such magnitude with taxpayers' : Mrs. Pompkins was'lironounced dead at St. at the Capitol to discuss building. Did the lawmakers con­ the government. The current pro­ M ary’s Hospital in Waterbury. Her husband and proposed bills. Copitol. dollars is poiitical arrogance with Marge Holmes The state Deportment of Friday, Feb. 10 sult the state Department of ject will collect this data and 10-year-old daughter Amy were not injured. No The Legislature's Trans­ complete disregard for the already 128 Henry St. Health Services will hold a Administrative Services, and their synthesize the results, he said. , charges have have been filled. 6:30 p.m. public hearing In portation Committee will R o o m 4'/j at the Capitol on meet at 2 p.m. in Room 4'/3 at the Capitol. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Fob. 6, 1984 - 9 H M ANriiKSTKH ilKUALU. Monday. Kch.

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Caught in a bombing raid on Lon­ (32) - ESPN's Sidelines that his girlfriend has been killed - Late Night with David C S - Best of Midday ” have attracted wide attention. State Democratic Chairman Chester The state’s March 13 prirfiary deter­ don in 1943, an American pilot of the games begins by terrorists. John Savage. Chris­ (22) (2® (3$ - Fraggle Rock Letterman end a married English nurse must MONDAY, FEB. 6 and ends topher Plummer. 1981. Rated R. QD - CBS News Nightwatch The six are accused of taking turns assaulting Atkins said the former vice president mines who will be delegates based on choose between desire and d® - Dragnet (2® - MOVIE: 'Young Doctors with closing ceremonies on (2® - Benny Hill Show JIP the woman on a pool table at the now-closed Big showed more strength than the other the proportion of voles each candidate honor Harrison Ford. Losley- ® *• Crassfire In Love' City Hospital becomes a ® - Crossfire ‘ Dan’s Tavern in nearby New Bedford on March 6, six candidates combined, averaging gets in the primary. Anne Down, Christopher Plum­ SUNDAY, FEB. 19. - Sports Tonight haven for the lovesick in this par­ (22) - M *A 'S -H (JJ) - Happy Days Again i 1983, while the victim screamed for help and more than BOO supporters at each of the Atkins estimated between 18.000 and mer 1979. Rated PG @ ) - Dr. W ho ody of medical soap operas. 03) - MacNeit/Lehrer Newsh- (2® - Better Health CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Garry Marshall, Michael McKean, 2:45A.M. patrons allegedly yelled. "G o for it, go for it.” 99 caucuses held across the state 21,000 party members participated - Twilight Zone Sean Young. 1982. Rated R. our (2® - Veronica. El Rostro del dS) - ESPN's SideUnes The woman told police she had stopped at Big Sunday. . statewide. S$) - Reporter 41 Am or 11:15P.M. S3) - Thick, of the Night Dan's to buy a pack of cigarettes. When she tried Sen. John Glenn of Ohio was a distant (ll)- MOVIE: 'BilN Jack' A haff- "Mondale clearly dominated the (S ) - 3-2-1, Contact (2® - W heel o f Fortune (2® - Reporter 41 12:4SA.M. breed Indian stands up against to leave, she claimed a bar customer pulled her to second with less than half that amount, field in terms of his total participants,” > Barney Miller 11:30 P.M. (S> - NCAA Basketball: hatred and brutality in a small the floor, stripped her below the waist and trailed by Sen. Alan Cranston of 6:30P.M. town. Tom Laughlin, Delorps said Atkins. "Il^would appear that he's 9 ® - People's Court Tennessee at LSU (This game is dragged her to the pool table. California and the Rev. Jesse Jackson. CD " One Day at a Tim e ® - Barney Millar Taylor 1971. Rated PG. ( g ) - Dr. W ho subject to blackout) For the next two hours, police said, the woman Former Sen. George McGovern of better organized and has a signifi­ ® - CBS News ® - Thicke of the Night (j$ - MOVIE: ’Used Cars' In or. 3:00 A.M. was beaten and raped repeatedly while other South Dakota, the party's 1972 nominee cantly larger number of backers. It (33) - Sanford and Son ® - Benny Hill Show der to get ahead in the used car confirms things that people have been CD - MOVIE: 'Foxes of Harrow' patrons cheered until she managed to flee who claimed Massachusetts as his only (32) - SportsCenter 8:00 P.M. ® S® - XIV Winter Olympic world, Rudy sells rattling wrecks A man of violence and a woman saying all along.” Games Tonight's program fea­ at fancy prices. Kurt Russell, Jack half-naked and hysterical into the street and prize against Richard Nixon, made' a - Hogan's Heroes CD ® - Scarecrow and Mrs. of scorn almost break a marriage Candidate Jesse Jackson, who campaigned in New England King tures a special preview of the up­ Warden. 1979 Rated R. Rex Harrison. Maureen O'Hara, flagged down a passing motorist for help. surprisingly weak showing, rounding “ It is the largest number of people in (12) - NBC N ews Michael London. Karen Grossle, death Vanessa Redgrave, Jane coming Winter Olympics from Victor McLaglen. 1947 The six men are charged with aggravated rape, out the field with Sen. Gary Hart of the state’s history who have partici­ Sunday, kisses antinuclear activist Frances Crowe, 64, at a rally CD - PM Magazine (D - Barbara W alters Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. t:00A.M. (2S) - Noticiero Nacional SIN Melissa Gilbert 1984 ALexandor. Maude Adams - MOVIE: 'Possession' ® (i® - MOVIE. 'Arthur' A Special “ All In the Family (33) which carries a maximum sentence of life Colorado and former Florida Gov. pated in the process of delegate at the.Olney Baptist Church in Providence, R.l. Jackson had Noticias nacionales con Guillermo 1981, ® - N C AA Basketball; CD Newlyweds become aware of the young millionaire falls in love with - MOVIE: ’Night Shift’ A G® - NC AA Basketball; imprisonment. Reubin Askew. , selection.” he added. Restrepo Pittsburgh at Connecticut CD ~ Hogan's Heroes evil presence of a murderer in picked her up earlier in the day from the Adult Correctional a girl from 'the wrong side of the mild-mannered supervisor runs a (2® * Pelicula: 'El Esperado Pittsburgh at Connecticut ® - MOVIE: 'Hit and Run’ A tracks ' Dudley Moore, Liza Min­ call girl ring from the city morgue Amor Oesesperado' (53) - Honeymooners CD “ Colombo their new home. Joan Carson, Institute in Cranston, where she was serving a 30-day sentence mysterious blonde, a cab driver (2® - Twilight Zone Joanna Durham, James Cossins nelli. Sir John Gielgud 1981 Henry Winkler, Shelley Long, Mi G® - Alfred Hitchcock Hour (53) - Twilight Zone and a New England mansion add chaol Keaton 1982 Rated R (23) - Freeman Reports 1973 Nuke ‘bill of rights’ sought for antinuclear activities at the Electric Boat plant in Quonset up to murder David Pern, Claudi CD - N ews 9:00P.M. (2® - Leave It to Beaver (1® * Hot Spots j2® - Poldark (2® - TV Bloopers & ^ - Freeman Reports CONCORD, N.H. — A former housewife who Maine Democrats predict last October. Cron (55) - MOVIE: 'Looking for Mr. (S CB - AfterMASH Mildred (2^ - Crossfire ^ > MOVIE: 'Coup de Goodbar' A young teacher @ f - MOVIE: Odd Job’ A dns goes out of town for the night and Practical Jokes Dick Clark and @® - Kung Fu ' helped expose the notorious Love Canal toxic - Jeffersons Ed McMahon host this look at (22) d® - Tonight Show Torchon' A small town police o f­ cruises the singles bars looking pondont man hires a hit man to leaves Colonel Poller alone in ficer suddenly desires to rid his - ABC N ews scenes never intended for view­ 3:15A.M. waste site in western New York is helping for one night stands Diane Kea­ help him commit suicide Graham River Bend (2® - Pelicula: 'Con Gusto a town of Its undesirables Isabelle t Business Report Chapman, David Jason. Diana ing by an audience (60 min ) Rabia' G® “ SportsCenter residents from all over New England launch a record caucus turnout ton, Tuesday Weld, Richard (S ) - CD - The Merv Show ^ Hupport, Philippe Noiret. 1981. Kiley 1977 Quick 1978 Rated PG ^ - Album Flash (S) - MOVIE: Kitty and the (^ - MOVIE: Forced national drive to get a toxic waste “ bill of rights.” Jackson and Hart (2® - Frontline The Old Man Bagman' An innocent English 1:30 A.M. Ven gean ce’ An American kung A list of demands aimed at protecting citizens 7:00P.M. CS) - NC AA Basketball: - NC AA Basketball: With the Gun " The conflict in Ire­ (2® - Different Drummer; AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - A wide opening of the presidential primary Tennessee at LSU (This game is Villanova at Boston College land, as seen through the eyes of Blacks in the Military Unknown bride arrives in a rugged land that (D “ Laverne 8i Shirley & Co. fu expert seeks revenge when his from hazardous wastes was presented at a selection of presidential candidates season. ® - CBS News Soldier ‘ Tonight's program ex­ is very different from her dreams. family and boss are murdered 6 subject to blackout) d ® - Frontline The Old Man Irish Americans who support the CD - Rat Patrol regional conference in New Hampshire Sunday combined with a Democratic determi­ Iowa plans to holds its caucuses Feb. ® d® - M'A'S'H W ilfi the Gun " The conflict in Ire­ IRA, IS examined (60 min ) amines black involvement in the Liddy Clark, Val Lehman. John Chuck Norris, Michael Cavan­ (3® - Not Necessarily The - CNN Headline News augh, Mary Louise Weller 19B2. and will be promoted at news conferences around nation to unseat Ronald Reagan should 20 and New Hampshire plans to stage stump in Vermont military beginning with the Revo­ Stantion 1983 Rated R CD CD Tic Tac Dough N ews land. as seen ihrougfi the eyes of (Closed CaptionedI lutionary War and extending ® - Bob Newhart Show (33) - Independent Network Rated R. the country Feb. 13. ensure the largest turnout in state its primary Feb. 28. But so far, the DNC ® - ABC News Irish Americans who support the - Great Performances 'La (3® - Marco Island W om en's IRA. IS examined (60 mm ) through World War I |R) (60 N ews 3:30 A.M. The document states that all citizens have the history for the March 4 Maine cau­ has refused to sanction those events. Earlier in the day, the Colorado CD “ Laugh-In Tennis Coverage of the women s Cenereniola ' Gioacchino Ros­ min.) (Closed Captioned] 12:00 A.M. By Sarah Wilson (Closed Captioned) sini’s two-act opera, which was (2® - MOVIE: 'Force on right to live free of toxic wastes, know about the cuses, Democratic Party leaders say. In 1980, Maineavas the second state to senator told reporters he hopes a strong finals IS presented from Madison “ Hawaii Flve-0 CD - Off the Set United Press International 03) “ Jeffersons Square Garden, Now York, NY (3 based on the Cinderella' fairy @D - MOVIE: 'White Dog’ An CD Thunder Mountain' A father and chemicals around them .have existing waste sites hold caucuses. That year, Iowa held its animal trainer struggles to retrain dSl - NCAA Basketball: David H. Brenerman, executive showing in the New Hampshire prim­ (32) “ W inter Olympics Preview hrs . 30 min ) 8:30 P.M. tale, is presented in a special per CD " Hart to Hart son encounter the power of an a killer dog taught to attack black old Indian legend while hiking in Pittsburgh at Connecticut cleaned up, and get compensated for damages. director of the state Democratic caucuses Jan. 21, followed by Maine on M ONTPELIER, Vt. - Democratic ary and the non-binding Vermont Q® - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ ^ - NC AA Basketball: formance (3 hrs ) CD - Nightline CD ~ Carol Burnett and Friends people Paul Winfield, Kristy the mountains. Christopher Cain. “ Most places I go people think they can’t affect Committee, said as many as 50,000 Feb. 10. The New Hampshire primary presidential hopefuls Jesse Jackson primary will help propel him to a gram looks at the hottest trends Pittsburgh at Connecticut ® - MOVIE: 'The Vikings' A McNichol Rated PG G3) - Star Trek 4:00 A.M. and performers in the world of 9:30P.M. Todd Dutson 1977 City Hall, can’t affect the Statehouse, can’t affect people might participate in the cau­ was held Feb. 26. and Gary Hart courted Vermonters second place position in the crowded (23) “ Prime Nows Vikmg king and tiis son kidnap a @® - Odd Couple (32) " SportsCenter d® - Sports Probe entertainment - Newhart Dick wrestles (2® - Newlywed Game the White House,” said Lois Gibbs, who was a cuses, as compared to about 35,000 in Maine received more attention in this weekend with an eye on the state’s Democratic field, (2® d® - MOVIE: 'Little House Welsh princess and hold her for CD CD (2® - Star Trek With the problems of a guest and (3® ' Dr. Gene Scott - Oespedida ^ - Newsnight Update full-time housewife and mother in 1977 when 1980. 1980 than it is getting this year, Jackson’s speech — a display of the on the Prairie; The Last ransom Kirk Douglas, Tony Cur­ 10:30P.M. (2® seeond-in-thc-nation primary next - Moneyline tis. Janet Leigh 1958 Kirk Devane pops the question ' (2® - Thicke of the Night d ® - N ew s chemicals were first detected in homes in the "There are so many candidates this however. rousing oratorical style for which he is Si) Farewell" When a group of East (33) @® - Independent Network 2:00 A.M. month. ern financiers reveal that they (1 ® - MOVIE: 'Playing for Time' d3) “ Newsnight dS) - Album Flash Love Canal neighborhood of Niagara Falls, N.Y. time and there are so many Democrats In 1984, the eight Democratic presi­ noted — emphasized nuclear and (22) “ N ew s 10:00P.M. N ew s CD ' CBS News Nightwatch The contrast between their styles — own all of Walnut Grove, the A handful of women prisoners in­ ^® - MOVIE: 'Force of Arms' After she and her neighbors discovered their interested in getting rid of Reagan” dential hopefuls arc focusing most of environmental issues and called on - Business Report CD CD - Emerald Point N.A.S. (2® - Alfred Hitchcock CD “ Rat Patrol 4:30 A.M. and their reception — could not have town's citizens become enraged side Auschwitz struggle against An Army officer and a young homes were built on a chemical landfill created that the caucuses should draw big their attention on Iowa and New Vermonters to help "retire the Reagan (2® - El Mateficio and vow to destroy their homes all odds to spare themselves from CD - N ews (2® - MOVIE: 'Man on the Roof' W AC meet and fall tn love in the CD *’ Joe Franklin Show dD - Abbott and Costello been greater. by Hooker Chemicals and Plastic Corp., she crowds, Brenerman said. "And also Hampshire. And most of the campaign regim e.” helped organize the neighborhood against Hooker since the caucuses have beome more strategists are looking beyond Maine to Two overflowing crowds of central THEY THMOK I'M (50lN(3T0 LOOK NOW THE OULV THIN6 YOU TWO YOU'LL THINK OF SOMETHING.' and the government. publicized by the media, then people March 13,or” SupcrTuesday,” when 10 Vermonters waited more than two Under Reagan, “ life has become FOR AKJOEl A, BOT I'M 00IN6 TO HAVE TO DO 1^ MAKE 6UKE THEY PELAY THOSE TWO CREEPS liours in Williamstown and Montpelier more m iserable... and more dangerous FlKiP 60ME RELIABLE HELP. WE'VE BRIDGE ASTRO are more interested and willing to states will hold prim aries and PONT LEAVE FOR THE AIRPORT FOR AT LEAST AM HOUR for everybody,” he said. eOTTA STOP TH06E TWO FROM — 7 VET. WHILE I SCRAPE U P /'-^ .^ -'T Y # - participate because they have a say in caucuses. Saturday for Jackson, who was delayed Transplant patient upgraded by bad weather. His revival-style FLYINO OUT OF HERE. < T ^ E POLICE. who our next president will be.” Former Vice President Walter Mon­ Hart and Jackson — who are long GRAPH politics met with cheers and standing BOSTON — Gerald Boucher, the pharmacist As it now stands, Maine will be the dale captured Maine’s Democratic shots in a campaign dominated by ovations from two audiences totaling When suits don’t behave who became New England's first heart trans­ first stale sanctioned by the Demo­ staw poll last October with 51 percent of former Vice President Walter Mondale 1.400. plant patient, had his condition upgraded from cratic National Committee to begin the vote of the party members and — both called for financial support Jim: "Here is a good sam­ critical to satisfactory Sunday and told his selecting delegates to the party’s officials said his support remains Hart, speaking to a smaller and from the audience. Hart’s Vermont ple hand. South is in five cfour doctors he was happy the operation was over. national convention. Maine has re­ strong, quieter audience, called for changes in campaign manager asked the audience spades, and a look at dummy Boucher, 43, of South Hadley, had the ventilator ceived a special exemption from the ” I would say that the residual effect economic, environmental, health care, to drop contributions in a bowl as they NORTH 2-6 84 snows that he ought to be in birth day and chest drainage tubes removed and was able DNC to hold its state party caucuses of his strong showing would dictate a defense and foreign policies, saying. left. Jackson interrupted his speech to ♦ K J 4 six. Instead of commenting March 4, several days ahead of the prediction', that Walter Mondale is T752 to speak and swallow fluids for the first time since "None of these things will happen in a ask the audience for contributions from on that. South saw that a 5-0 official deadline set by the DNC for the ahead " F the surgery Thursday, his doctors said. second Reagan administration.” $1 to $1,000. ♦ AJ974 break in either black suit Feb. 7,1984 ♦ 95 would beat him. South You are likely to go through a Boucher said he was “ relieved the whole WEST EAST couldn’t p ard against a 5-0 weeding-out process this com­ o{>eration is over and pleased with his progress,” ♦ 5 ♦ 8 6 32 trump break, since the ing year vi/here major goals are according to Dr. Elliott Antman, cardiologist at Jackson gaining VQ964 tTAKJlOB defense had led two rounds concerned. You will select leW- Brigham and Women’s Hospital. THEY'RE PROBABLY WHATCHA ...KING BONGC TALL AND \ WELL, SOME ♦ K85 ♦ Q 1032 of hearts and South had to er objectives, but they'll be tru­ "W e’re hoping to get him up” and walking HERE? S'POSE THIS TALL AND O F UPPER ^HANDSOME ) Y'WIN AND ♦ 108 7 4 2 ♦--- trump the second one.” ly meaningful. around early this week, Antman said. KING BONGO HANDSOME- YORCH! HIYUH, \ EH? ^ SOME YOU AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) o LIKE YOU, Oswald: "Most players Doctors also hope to determine if Boucher’s LOOKS LIKE? , SPORT f — _ — x 'f -7 l o s e ; SOUTH Your possibilities for success Glenn attacks d e a r ; ♦ AQ 109 7 would simply draw trumps, body is rejecting the new heart by the end of the but South saw a safety play. will be greatly enhanced today ♦ 3 If your motives are unselfish. week when they analyze tiny samples taken of its E ♦ 6 He led a trump to dummy's Do lor others, not merely lor tissue. king and continued with a Reagan budget ♦ AKQJ63 yourself. Want to find out to cluD from dummy. East CORRVY'S PACKAGE STORE whom you are best suited Vulnerable: North-South discarded, and South was romantically? Send $2 to Dealer: South sure glad he hadn’t bid six.” Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio Roadbuilder faces trial By Alan Dowd (The Little Store Around the Corner from Main St.) Jim: "South’s next play City Station, New York, NY West North East South RUTLAND, Vt. — A New Hampshire highway United Press International was to lead the king of clubs. 10019, lor your Matchmaker ! ♦ contractor was scheduled to go on trial today in Pass ! ♦ 2T 2^ East could do nothing better wheel and booklet set. Reveals CONCORD. N.H. — Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, used a U.S. District Court on charges he tried to rig the 20 BISSELL ST., MANCHESTER 4¥ 4^ 5T 5^ than to ruff and lead a third compatibilities for all signs, solid weekend of campaiging to attack President bids on highway repair contracts in Vermont. Pass Pass Pass heart, but South was now in plus more. For your Astro- Reagan’s budget and Walter Mondale's B control. He ruffed, ruffed a Graph predictions for the year Milo Pike, the owner of Tilton, N.H.-based Pike spendingproposals. low club with dummy’s jack ahead, mail an additional $1 Industries, is accused with his executive vice A new poll showed Glenn is now in a horse race with Opening lead: V4 of trumps, drew trumps and and your zodiac sign. president of conspiring with other contractors on . Nf A Inc tM Heg U S P4l A TU OH Jesse Jackson for second place in New Hamp.shire’s OH THE THOUGHT PBOWISEME.IF YOU, WBON6 claimed.” PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) bids to repair highways in Vermont. The illegal REIOCATION SALE Keep In contact with persorjs first-in-the-nation primary, THAT YOU MIGHT ACTlAUUY -PO 6 0 TO PBI60M, CBOWP"? Oswald: “ Before umpteen bids were said to have been made between 1976 readers write in, let me important to your material Glenn was just one of four major Democratic 6 0 TO PB160N 16 TOO YOU WOKT 6ET MIXEP MUBDEBEB6? and 1982. AWRJU TO CONTTMPUATE/ •UP WITH AB60N 16T6 ? PEMOCBATA By Oswald Jacoby point out that a club lead by wellare, even though they may presidential candidates looking for votes in New and Janies Jacoby reside at a distance. New bene­ A fiorth Walpole, N.H.-based firm pleaded February 6 thru Februay 11 h e West would beat the con­ Hampshire over the weekend. Jesse Jackson, George T WB0N6 ceowD PBU6 fits can be developed. guilty to charges in the same case last summer. tract if, after ruffing, East McGovern, and Reubin Askew all made weekend P E AU E B S ^ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Frank W. Whitcomb Construction, which also has Oswald: “ Let’s talk about underleads his ace of nearts. campaign stops in the state. Overall conditions look hopeful offices in Keene, N.H., was later fined $200,000. problems with the trump Farfetched, but not too The administration’s budget would "punish the for you today, especially in Pike, executive vice president Bruce Homer, suit — when and when not to unreasonable.” mailers pertaining to your poor with additional cuts in social programs,” Glenn (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) and the company, all pleaded innocent last July. pull the enemies’ trumps.” career and earnings. Expand told a news conference in Bedford Saturday. They were charged with bid-rigging, job upon what you have. Contipuing a theme that Mondale is the "big TAURUS (April 20-May 20) allocation and mail fraud. spender” candidate, he said the former vice Whitcomb and Pike are alleged to have Major achievements are possi­ president’s budget ideas would not reduce the deficit ble today, but you may require exchanged contracts on at least two projects. CROSSWORD as much as he claims. assistance to attain your objec­ Whitoomb was allowed by Pike to get a repair job OFF EVERYTHING IN STORE “ It would also increase the current deficit beyond tives. Seek the aid of compe­ on Route 15 between Essex and Underhill. In turn. tent allies. the point it had been left by President Reagan.” he (S^le-^es not apply to Cigarettes, Kegs, Single Beer, Soda, Lottery ACROSS 63 Spanish gold Answer to Previous Puzzle Pike was allowed to get repair contract on 64 Light meal GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) said. Tickets or Bottle Deposits.) V O X Interstate 89. 1 Snakelike 65 Irish poet C O 1 Q N V 0 W Rewards and long-range bene­ Sunday, Glenn stopped at a campaign headquarters A R M L A N A 1 A V IF T H E -/F fish 66 Gross O fits can be derived from situa­ in Keene and spoke at a Polish American club in 4 Beast of s E A A R 8 O N N E 0 tions which you manage for national A S S A Y E M E N D Nashua. CAP5 6FT ANY burden product others. Pul your expertise at Maine roadblocks begin 9 Cat sound Id E 1 A T El the disposal of those who need A poll of New Hampshire Democrats published in (abbr.) A Y 12 Madame E 8 8 8 P Y L O N S you. MANCHESTER, Maine — Troopers set up the Boston Sunday Globe showed Mondale still in the CORRVY’S WILL BE MQVING TO THEIR NEW ^MALLBR, THEY'LL (abbr.) V 1 A R A P V E T CANCER (June 21-July 22) roadblocks Saturday night and Sunday morning lead with 37 percent of those most likely to vote, more DOWN E L L A A 13 Elba and M A D V A Normally it's a bad policy to than double that of Glenn with 18 percent, but nine N O T 1X E L E A D 1 N in three different parts of the state: Milford, ENLARGED LOCATION Q Wight 1 Uncles 1 L L A Ml show partiality, but today you Manchester and Raymond. points less than when the Globe polled voters in HAVF To Hu n t Pow/v 14 Anti-British may have to favor persons with (Scot.) C O A 8 T R E T c H State police made just one arrest at each of the December. Jackson was third with 16 percent. Irish group whom you have old bonds of 2 Jane Austen R U M 1 B 8 E N u “Coldest Beer in fewn” 15 Printer's R E checkpoints. PFPFjTPlAN/ IN title A R A E L A T E A B loyalty. measure (pi.) A At each, officers briefly explained the purpose 3 For fear that M 8 T 8 T E A D P A R LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The * 16 Smelled 4 Slurs tetter best way to get the attention t of the roadblock, exchanged a few words, then 17 Technical uni­ 23 Buyer (Lat.) and respect of your superiors j handed drivers a blue card. Printed on the bard ‘Not that mainstream’ CORRVY’S SPIRIT SHDPPE "S" 4 t Bushy clump versity (abbr.) 5 Landing boat 24 Sleeping (Brit.) today Is not by trying to butter ■ was a message from State Police Chief Allan H. 18 Went past SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) — Democratic state 6 Southern sickness fly 45 Summon up them up, but by performing * Weeks thanking them for cooperating.' one's bedtime 25 Pueblo Indian 47 Ellipses your tasks efficiently. < Assemblyman Tom Hayden recently received a letter (2 wds.) state (abbr.) In most cases, no thanks was necessary. The 26 Squeezes out 48 Fuzz VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) | from President Reagan that thanked him for "a ll you 20 Long poems 7 Gents majority of drivers said they had read or heard Jl>5rP0P'mAT,'/0UCX>l'T 8 Wry 27 Eager 49 About (2 wds.) Even though you may be In a J have done to support me over the past three years.” 53-55 John Fitch Boulevard - Rt. 5 22 Mao . . position to do so. It's not likely j about the roadblocks and welcomed the idiea. 6 9 French 29 Of liquid 50 College The liberal Hayden, a former antiwar activist who tung today that you will ask others { When Gov. Joseph E. Brennan ordered the West Side of Highway — South of the Blssell Bridge ■6BT THEHOreL<50AP woman's waste athletic group 24 Pair to do things you wouldn't do r is married to actress Jane Fonda, found a campaign name 31 Canadian 52 City problem roadblocks a month ago, he said the purpose 25 Ezekiel's yourself. J contribution form attached to the computer letter. 10 Actor Blore rebel wasn’t to arrest people, but to discourage nickname 53 Shore bird LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) • Aides said Sunday he was amused. South Windsor, CT. 11 Telephone 32 Gumbo drunken drivers. Apparently, that’s what 28 Genus of 54 Desist Material conditions favor ygu * "T om ’s gone mainstream, but not this main­ service (abbr.) 33 Mexican happened. rodents 57 Hasten today. 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1 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 6, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Fch. 6, 1984 - U Obituaries Turnpike bridge opens for rush Doris Mehr Packer SPORTS Doris Mehr Packer. 83. of 438 W. Middle Turnpike, died Thursday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She BRIDGEPORT (U P I) — Two westbound lanes of a was the wife of the late Morris Packer. busy Connecticut Turnpike Bridge closed Friday She was a resident of Manchester for the last 30 because of a 2-foot crack in a bridge support girder years. She was a member of Temple Beth Sholom. the were reopened early today in time for the commuter Four-point weekend Sisterhood, and Hadassah. B'nai Br'ith chapter. rush. J She is survived by a daughter. Blanche Stone of Work on the span over Bridgeport Harbor was Manchester; a brother and sister in South America; completed about 4:55 a.m., said a state Department of and two grandchildren, Amy and Jeffrey Stone. Transportation official. The funeral was scheduled this morning in the The two westbound lanes of the span, one of the chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., busiest in the state with more than 110,000 vehicles logged by Whalers Hartford, Interment will be in Temple Beth Sholom crossing daily, were closed Friday after an inspection Memorial Park. Memorial donations may be made to showed a 2-foot crack in one of the girders supporting the charity of the donor's choice. the bridge, located 20 miles from the Mianus River CHICAGO (UPI) - The Hart­ Hartford sandwiched first pe­ the period. Memorial week will be observed at the home of Mr. bridge on the turnpike which partially collapsed last ford Whalers have had little to riod goals from Bob Crawford ami In the scoreless third period. and Mrs. Robert M. Stone, 60 Butternut Road. June, killing three people and seriously injuring three cheer about in the last month, but rookie Murk Paterson around one Hartford had just one shot on others. Sunday’s 4-3 victory over the by Chicago’s Steve Larnier. toll for Chicago, which wa.sted two Mrs. Btuma R. Katz Deputy Transportation Commissioner William A. Chicago Black Hawks may indi­ Paterson's goal was hi.s first in power-play opportunities. Mrs. Bluma (Rubin) Katz, of 67 Gerard St., died Lazarek said the cracked girder did not pose a safety cate that things are changing. the NHL and gave Hartford the "W e were slow setting up and Saturday at Hartford Hospital. She was the wife of the hazard because the bridge was supported by seven The triumph was only Hartford’s lead for good at 2-1. The defense- made soft passes. ” said Chicago late Samuel S. Katz. girders, and the other six would hold up the span if the second in its last 12 games, five of men scored a on a 40- fool slapshol coach Orval Tessier. "The key to She was born in Hartford and attended local schools cracked girder gave way. which were ties. The victory gave from the slot. the power play is how much etfort and was a graduate o f Weaver High School and the "Unlike the Mianus River Bridge, which was a the Whalers a 2-0-1 record on their " I was thinking shoot, the path they pul into it. We were very Hartford Hospital School of Nursing. She was a two-girder bridge, this bridge has seven girders on' three-game road trip. Hartford is is clear.' bul I realized I was lazy." member of Temple Beth Sholom Hadassah Hebrew it,” said Lazarek. unbeaten in its last four games getting too clo.se (to (he netl. I just Tessier adiled that the play ol Home and Hospital, the Alumni Association of the A 100-foot section of the Mianus R iver Bridge on the (2-0-2). The back-to-back road blasted it,” Paterson explained. Staniowski was a key factor. Hartford Hospital School of Nursing, and other local turnpike in Greenwich collapsed last year, killing, victories, coming 18 hours apart, In the second period Mike Zuke "Their goallending won the charitable organizations. three people and injuring three others. The turnpike is tied a club record. tired a shot from near the blue line game. ” he said. "W e should have She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Jerome (Judith) part of Interstate 95. ; "W e’re playing well although and the puck slipped through had more than three goals." Baskin of Manchester; two brothers, David B. Rubin Lazarek said the cause of the crack in the bridge' our record (17-28-8) doesn’t indi­ Esposito’s pads for a 3- 1 lead. and Leon A. Rubin, both of Manchester; and two girder had not been determined but he speculated it! cate that,” said Whalers coach ” I cut in front oj a defenseman Staniowski gave the credit to his grandsons. was wear and tear on the span, which was built about; Jack Evans, who.se club defeated and just wanted to put (he puck on teammates. "They kept the area The funeral was today in Temple Beth Sholom 25 years ago. the Blues in St. Louis Saturday the net," said Zuke. "The shot clear so I was able to see a high Memorial Park, Manchester. A memorial period will ” It’s just wear and tear and old age I think more, night 7-3 while the Black Hawks di|)ped. You don’l usuully sem e on pereeni age of their shots. Our guys be observed through Wednesday evening, at the home than anything else,” he said, adding the state had 25 or. were idle. a play like that. " stood tough." " I t ’s amazing how people tinef "There’s no e.xeuse," said Espo­ Hartford will try to continue its of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Baskin. 38 Kennedy Road, 30 people working to get the bridge over Kossuth Road • UPI photo Memorial donations may be made to Temple Beth near Bridgeport Harbor re-opened. - the energy ” Evans said. Goalie sito. "That’s all (here is to say." w inning ways Tuesday night back Sholom Youth Activity Fund. The Weinstein Mortu­ Lazarek said the crack was discovered Friday by; WBA welterweight champion Donald cessful defense of his title Saturday Ed "Staniowski played a hell of a Tom Lysiak'.s goal at 9: 08 of the at the Civic Cenler when it hosts ary. Hartford, had charge of arrangements. inspectors examining the bridge as part of an- Curry lands a left to the jaw of top afternoon at Bally’s Park Place Hotel gam e.” second period cut the Whaler lead the Detroit Red Wings. That begins Staniowski was not in g^il to 3-2. blit Hartford’s Mark John­ a three-game homeslund that accelerated state program to repair bridges through-^ contender Marlon Starling during sue- and Casino in Atlantic City. Leon Blathrow out Connecticut rated in poor or fair condition. against St. Louis, but Sunday he son scored his 27lh goal on a power includes a Saturday night date saw 41 shots fired at him compared play at 13:38 Chicago’s Keith against Calgary and Sunday after­ Leon "L e e " Biathrow, 63. of 69 White St., died The Bridgeport span is classified in fair condition, to 20 against Chicago goalie Tony Brown finished the gam e’s scoring noon game against WayneGrelzky Saturday at Hartford Hospital. He was the husband of he said. The stepped-up bridge repair work statewide'! Esposito, with only, 52 seconds remaining in and the F'dmonton Oilers. Diane (Pizzola) BiathroW. was begun by the Department of Transportation in the He was born in Nashua. N.H., and had lived in the aftermath of the Mianus bridge collapse. State engineers made their own inspection of the Curry open to offers Hartford area for many years before moving to Manchester five years ago. Before retiring, he had Bridgeport bridge after the crack was discovered and worked for Gerber Garment Co. of South Windsor. He ordered the two lanes closed. All eastbound lanes on was a member of the First Church of Christ of the bridge remained open. Hartford, and the Windsor Lodge of Elks. after beating Starling Besides his wife he leaves two daughters. Mrs. Christine Reilly of Tolland and Mary-Ellen Putnam of Police roundup Munroe; three sons, Daniel Biathrow of East By Logon Hobson Curry, who had handed Starling " I don’l think Milton wants to Hartford. Alan Pizzola of Manchester and Marc UPI Sports Writer his only professional loss before fight," Curry suid as McCrory sat Pizzola of Greenville. S.C.; four sisters. Mrs. Blanche Saturday with a split decision on in on the post-tight news confer­ Spinney of Auburn, Mass., Mrs. Alice McGlew of Charges lodged ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Don Oct, 23. 1982 in a l2-roiind fight for ence, "But. I’m reudy to tight when Margate. Fla.. Mrs. Jenny Dorey of Worcester, Curry is open for business. the U S. Boxing Association title, he is." Mass., and Mrs. Dee MacDonald of Sulphur, La.; 10 Herald photo by Pinto Curry, who successfully de­ chased Starling throughout, Curry won the title — declared grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. iver jobless tax fended his World Boxing Associa­ backed him to the ropes and vacant by the retirement of The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Scraping again tion welterweight title Saturday punished Starling with both hands. Leonard — with a 15-round deci­ Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will A Man ^ e stcr man is scheduled to be presented in with a 15-round unanimous deci­ Curry was consistent throughout sion over Jun Sok Hwang of Korea be in Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Friends may Nicholas Krascella, outside his house at leaving for work. The window glaze is Manch

About Town Advice ^— Task force to meet The Chemical People task force will rneet Feb. ISat 7 p.m. at the Manchester High School library. The Children rarely will lie public is invited, to discuss ways of dealing with teenage drug and alcohol abuse. Call o46-Z7io or 647-0363. Church sponsoie pork dinner about being sexually abused The Second Congregational C h u rc h , 385N. MainSt., Some facts: Today in will sponsor a roast pork dinner Saturday In DEAR ABBY; The re­ many communities there Fellowship Hall. There will be sittings at 5 and 6:30 cent ABC television spe­ cial. “ Something About is a l-in-4 chance that a p.m. child will be the victim of The menu will include an appetizer, roast pork, Amelia,'' caused incest, child molestation potato, green beans, applesauce, tossed salad, rolls, hundreds of people to D e a r A b b y or rape by the time he or ice cream and cookies, and beverage. come forward and admit she reaches 18 years of . Tickets are $7 for adults and $3.50 for children under that they are — or had Abigail Van Buren age. Statistics tell us that 12. Reservations are preferred. Call 649-3212. • been — victims of child 80 percent of the offenders Music will be provided by the June Knights from sexual abuse. had themselves been South Windsor. The dinner is sponsored by the £ I am enclosing a column physically or sexually stewardship committee. Proceeds will be used to you wrote several years abused as children. reduce church debt. ago. I think it should be printed on the front page Children seldom lie of every newspaper in the Ties, the teacher was DEAR CONCERNED: about sexual abuse. Overeaters meet -r^ country. surprised when a quiet The importance of your Child molesters are Please run it again. The rarely strangers They Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the 12-year-old approached message cannot be over­ message it contains can­ are usually related to or cafeteria meeting room of Manchester Memorial her desk with a clipping stated. Whenever I pub­ not be repeated often living near the child and Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and from your column about a lish a letter from someone enough. are known and trusted by the general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. UPl photo girl who was being'sexu­ who has been sexually SACRAMENTO the child. There are no dues; fees, or weigh-ins. The group ally abused (raped), and abused as a child. I am Ending a 30-year retirement, Artie Shaw famous music halls ^ the Glen Island SOCIAL WORKER said, “ This is happening A child neiKls to tell a meets every Wednesday. inundated with letters conducts a rehearsal of the all New Artie Casino. Dick Johnson is doing the to m e." from readers saying that trusted adult if he or she has been molested; if not Shaw Orchestra for the recent reopen­ clarinet parts once perfornned by Shaw. DEAJl SOCIAL The teacher and the this has happened to Proxy to speak WORKER; The column school's guidance person them. (Many confide that believed, the child should ing of one of the Big Band Era’s most you sent was published in obtained our help in pro­ they had lived with that tell another adult, and still Robert Maerz, president of Gerber Scietific July 1982. Many other viding supportive coun­ ugly secret for as long as another adult until Instrument, will give a slide presentation on his professionals dedicated to seling during the difficult 40 and 50 years — too believed. corporation at the meeting of the Manchester Rotary halting child abuse re­ process in which the child ashamed to tell anybody.) A child needs to be Club Tuesday at 7; 15 p.m. at the Manchester Country quested permission to re­ Glen Island Casino reopens was placed in foster care It is the responsibility of assured that if he or she Club. print it. And here it is; because her mother adults to teach children has been molested, the 6 "stood b y" her husband (3- and 4-year-olds are not shame and blame belong DEAR ABBY: I am a Rec sponsors ski trip (the child's stepfather) too young to understand) to the adult — the child is psychiatrist who works in wake of big band revival and culled her daughter a that it is not OK for anyone the victim! The Manchester Recreation Department will closely with a child devel­ “ lying bitch." to touch their private sponsor a ski trip to Mount Southington Saturday. The opment specialist. As an You have many young parts, and if someone P.S. To report sus­ bus will leave at 8:30 a.m. and will return at S: 30 p.m. Bv Andrew Blum magic. became convinced it would fly example of the power for readers. We urge you to does, the child should tell United Press International pected child abuse, dial Cost is $26. Included is transportation and a lift During Shaw's appearance, it — that there was a growing good that your column encourage children to a trusted adult imme­ this toll-free number. ticket. Rentals and lessons are available at additional was as if he and the big bands minority with interest in big has, we want to share this seek help from their diately. Stress that even if, (800)-422-4453. NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. Rally round the flag, boys cost. Call 647-3166 after 3 p.m. had never left the scene. The All bands.” story: .school guidance people, the person who has made (U P I) — The reopening of one of New Artie Shaw Orchestra was He called the reopening of the Two years ago. a doctors or community these advances has threa­ the Big Band E ra’s most conducted by Shaw with Dick casino “ a launching pad." teacher in a nearby town health center if they are tened to "k ill” her (or him Get needed back-to- These men are gathered where the present-day Arthur’s Drug Gorman, who owned State Service Station, today called Music for sweethearts famous music halls, the Glen Johnson doing clarinet roles “ If it's a hot attraction it (the gave her class an assign­ being involved sexually — little boys are mol­ school money by selling Anderson Brothers Amoco Service Station, 770 Main St. The Island Casino, has given reality Store on Main Street is today. They’re waiting to leave to fight in The Manchester Green AARP 2399 will meet once performed by Shaw. There band) may go,” he said. " I hope ment to bring in a news by adults. You may use ested. too). the child must unneeded items around to the dream of 1940s music fans World War I. Dr. Fred Gorman, a prominent dentist in photo was loaned to the Manchester Herald by Alice and John Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Church are plans to put the 18-piece to make it sound like my old item for class discussion. our names or sign us... tell anyway and be as­ your home. Use a low- who pine for the return of Manchester for years, is in the front row, sixth from the left. In Fitzgerald of Brainard Place. on East Center Street. band on the road, but Shaw will . band continuing into the 1980s. . Expecting current events CONCERNED sured she (or he) will be cost ad in Classified for favorites such as Artie Shaw. the same row, fourth from the left, is his brother, Michael The Beethoven Chorus, under the direction of not be touring permanently, a And this could establish it as a and human interest sto- i PROFESSIONALS protected. quick results. James McKay, will entertain with a selection of songs When the casino opened its spokeswoman said. national entity.” in a salute to St. Valentine’s Day. doors in this seaside New York Among songs played at the He may get some help from Supermarket Shopper City suburb in December to casino was Shaw’s version of Michael Dandry. vice president hear Shaw end a 30-year retire­ “ Begin the Beguine,” a hit when of radio station WVOX in New Posters on display ment, 700 people packed it three Surgery in advanced age he first did it and still being Rochelle, who is working on a nights running — many times Skin deserves Winning posters for Catholic Schools Week will be played almost 50 years later. four-hour program with former standing three to four deep on Decca Records executive Milt on display this week at St. James School on Park The casino, which won fame Supermarket manager the dance floor. Gabler to recreate old casino Street. The theme was “ Catholic schools; beacon of for hosting such stars as Ozzie Casino music director Tony music. rarely a problem these days hope.” Winning essays will be printed in a special Nelson, the Dorsey brothers, Cabot said there are plans to “ It’s irreplaceable history,” issue^oplw^^ool newsletter. Glenn Miller and Woody Her­ special attention bring in many more Big Band- Dandry said. tells the inside story man in the 1930s and 1940s. was type groups to restore the hall to “ This is a natural to do the DEAR DR. LAM B : and the age ol 95. And if rebuilt on 26 acres on Long its former greatness. He booked heydey of the Glen Island What causes gallstones? you develop significant Blood pressures check Island Sound at a cost of $3 By Martin Sloane supermarket managers? agemenl pnsmon. they Our skin is a protec­ Duke Ellington's son Mercer Casino — the crown jewel for Can an 85-year-old be symptoms that require F million. United Feature A s e n s ib le p e r s o n arc told the job will be 44 tive shield and also The Manchester Geriatric Clinic will sponsor a and his band to follow Shaw. big bands.“ said Gabler. operated on to have gall­ surgery, it could be consi­ Phyllis Barchus, 59, recfSlldd Syndicate wouldn't want the job. hours a week. That performs many other blood pressure screening Thursday from 9 to 10 a.m. Charles Brewers, 59, who stones removed and sur­ dered at that time. going there as a youngster. Your Health Why am I bitter? Be­ doesn't sound bad, but as important duties such Beauty at the May fair Gardens community room. 211N . Main used to listen to music fmm the LIK E OTHER fans. Gabler vive the operation? Could To update you on gall­ DEAR M ARTIN: I rend cause I've been a super­ soon as you start working as helping control body St. casino sitting on a wall outside . “ We had lots of good clean fun would like to see big bands the stone be removed and stones, surgery and the your recent column advis­ market manager and a you are intimidated into temperature. , Then, Improvement because of lack of money, called up there,” she said. “ It was a return but isn't optimistic be­ the gallbladder sewed up? Lawrence Lamb, M.D. question of pills to dis­ ing young graduates to district supervisor for working extra time with­ too, it can have a the reopening “ fantastic." very special place. Maybe I'll cause of changing audiences solve gallstones and gallb­ enter the supermarket Widows plan potiuck more than 20 years and it out pay. If you want to dramatic effect on our try to revive a group of us who and money. DEAR READER: One ladder disease. I'm send­ field. Are you crazy? Plan “ To me it’s great because big stinks. keep your job you work appearance. A glowing The Widows-Widowers Association will meet used to go there and have some The cost alone — $35,000 for of the miracles of modern ing you the Health Letter Don't you know why there band music, there’s nothing like When a person is hired two or three nights a week beautiful complexion Cherry Lowman Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 kind of nostalgia evening.” the casino's first night — might surgery is that age alone 20-6, Your Gallbladder: is a shortage of good for a supermarket man- and show up on your days it,” said Brewers, who also was E Church St. can compensate for on hand to Mercer Ellington a have been enough to deter some is seldom a limitation: but Stones and Attacks. Oth­ off. There's no extra pay irregular features A potiuck lunch is planned. Call 649-6682. SHAW, former husband of organizers, but they lucked out the medical status of the A more important ques­ loped any symptoms at all ers -who want this issue and it is expected. I should few weeks ago. "There’s no while those that are comparison to today’s music.’’'' actresses Lana Turner and Ava as people paid $40 a head to dine individual is. If a person tion i/whether the stone in the succeeding fiv'e can send 75 cents with a Clip ‘n’ file refunds say demanded. perfect can lose some of these leave little; if in hot water. For body Valentine’s party set Gardner, said during a rehear­ and dance. has advanced heart dis­ needs'^ to be removed at years. Only 15 percent long, stamped, self- I'm not talking about of their charm if the any. greasy residue. smoothness make your “ The dance floor looks the | sal that he quit the music Shaw was hired to kick things ease, a stroke or other all. In old studies, about developed symptoms in a addressed envelope for it Vegetables, Starches, Fruits some small outfit. This is skin is blemished. AH of us want to look tubbing or showering The Sunset Club will have a St. Valentine’s Day same as the 1940s and th e ' business because he “ had trou- off because as musical director serious medical prob­ half the patients who had 10-year span. If you have to me, in care of the common among some of (File No. 4) I have waited to youthful for as long'as temperate and short. party Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at the Manchester Senior bandstand is in the same I hie doing my own thing.” He Cabot put it: "H e's the best of lems, he may not be a very gallstones developed silent stones, that means Manchester Herald. P.O. the largest .supermarket discuss care of the skin we can and, therefore, Use humidifiers in Citizens’ Center. Members should bring lunch. place,” said Brewers. “ It’s the . said audiences wanted him to do the living band leaders of the good surgical risk at any complications that re­ you have only a 15 percent Box 1551. Radio City Sta­ chains. Clip out this file and keep it with similar and hair until the sixth wish to avoid wrinkles. your home if possible Dessert and beverage will be provided. 'Same as it was but 40 years later the same thing over and over. It golden era and is alive and age. quired surgery within it likelihood of developing tion, New York, N.Y. On Saturdays, manage­ cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with week of my Eight- Today it is recognized in cold weather. The and looks as great now as it did became, he said, “ a total bloody kicking.” But if he's in good \ t» 20 years. But those symptoms between now 10019. ment mu.st stay in the beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Week Beauty Improve­ that much of the wrin­ air in hot rooms is very then.” bore.” Cabot said the question most health, he usually can older studies were based store until the following Chorus to rehearse the needed proofs of purchase while looking for ment Plan because I kling and other fea­ dry. For some years now, Shaw asked today is '“ What happened withstand surgery remar­ primarily on patients who week's price changes are the required forms at the supermarket, in feel that the B IP rou­ tures which have been The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from LIK E OTHERS who attended said he has been urged to come to the big bands?'" kably well. Surgery is had symptoms. More re­ Here’s where to write made, no matter how long newspapers and magazines, and when trading tine of diet and exer­ attributed to age actu­ As we become older, 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church the reopening and subsequent out of retirement and made the “ The r^al question," he said, more dangerous in older cent studies show that that takes. This often Here's where to write for. advice from the with friends. Offers may not be available in all cise must have already ally result from abuse the skin thins, the fat St. Coffee will be served before the rehearsal. attractions. Brewers said the decision to do so at the casino “ is what happened to the people only because so individuals who have si­ means that I get home syndicated advice columnists featured in the areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive improved both. Now is and lack of care. beneath it decreases, The group will perform Thursday at 2 p.m. at the casino still has atmosphere and because, “ within the past year I audience?" many older people have lent gallstones that do not around midnight. Manchester Herald: each refund. the time to settle down The outer layer of the there are fewer elastic Community Baptist Church for the Manchester Green medical problems. cause any symptoms, or Is it any wonder that the The following refund offers are worth $12.39. and begin giving them skin is composed of fibers and the muscles chapter AARP. Most surgeons probably just mild symptoms, sel­ • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box union employees,laugh at This week's refund offers have a total value of special attention. I dead cells and is called become smaller. The If you need a better cor to think it would be as easy to dom have complications 389'23. Hollywood, Calif. 90038. the department managers $21.43. think most of my read­ the epidermis. 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Alhentum CInemo— Reop­ 1:40, 7, 9:40. — Sudden Im ­ 7, 9:10. ment (PG) 6:50, 9:20. FIftSTSMOWONlV Green Sprout Corn-On-The-Cob Holders. Send the tremely oily, espe­ our complexion. room and meals for the guest and are asked to give the ens Thursdov. pact (R) 2, 7:20, 9:45.— Hot West Hartford Windsor ness would want to hire a hair, depends on your guest opportunity to meet friends and neighbors and ! night — tonight, that is — sparring with E lm l4 2 — D.C. C ab(R )7, Plaio — All the Right required refund form and three proof of purchase cially during teenage Dermatologists "HOW ARD COSELL I've wanted to Cinema City — Cross Doo (R) 1. 7:40, 10. — YentI former supermarket bloodstream for its to see local sights. The foundation arranges all ' Barbara Walters in a special that also Creek (PG) 7:05, 9:35. — (PG) 1:30, 7:00, 9:30. — 9:30. — G orky Pork (R) 7. Moves (R) 7:15. panels from Green Giant Corn-On-The-Cob; or years. Astringents are agree that exposure to do for a long time. He wasn’t even sure 9:30. manager? So, now you nourishment. There­ transportation but host families are asked to meet the - features NBC’s Mr. T and retired (R) 7:15, 9:45. — Never Crv Wolf (PG) 1:10. one proof of purchase panel and $1.95 for each set. helpful because the^ the sun is the No. 1 — he said, ‘Oh, you’ll never be able to Zloov Stardust (PG) 7:30. 7:35,9:45.— Star80 (R) 1:20, The Movies — To Be o r Not can understand why I say, fore, a well-balanced guest on arrival in the area. Visitors and host families ' Hollywood mermaid Esther Williams. 9:30. — The Return ot the 7:25, 9:35. — Reckless (R) To Be (PG) 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, There is no limit on this offer. Expires April 30, are drying. Avoid reason for an aging do it because Roone Arledge (president please, don't advise your diet is essential to the have the opportunity to^rrespond for at least a Secoucus 7 (R) 7:50 with 1:45, 7:40, 9:50. 7:20,9:20. — The Lonely Guv 1984. creams and oils. How­ epidermis. Look at the The theme of the special, which will son Peter to get into beauty of your month prior to the of ABC News and ABC Sports) won’t let Alice's Restaurant (R) 9:40. Manchester (R) 12.1:40.3:20,5.7:30,9:25. K R AFT Joe Theismann $1 Refund. Send the ever, remember that difference between the v is it/ Cinestudio — ThePllohtof UA Theaters East— Two of — SIlkwood (R) 12, 2:20, complexion. air 10-11 p.m. EST on the eve of the you.’ BUYER 6AEETS seller in required refund form and 10 proof of purchase supermarket manage­ the little oil glands in condition of the skin Contact the Amefican Host Program 12747 the Eagle 7:30. □ Kind (R) 7:30, 9:40. — 4:40, 7, 9:30. ' opening ceremonies of the 1984 Winter “ I told him nobody will stop us. This Colonial — Reopens SIlkwood (R) 7:15, 9:45. — Wllllmanflc the wont ad s... time after RECKLESS seals from the 7-and-one-quarter or 14-and-one- ment. If he took that that is exposed to di­ - Brookhurst St., Garden Grove, Calif., 92640. the skin become less You can do much to Olympics, is "three who carved out will be your forum and you can say Friday. The Lonely Guv (R) 7:20, Jlllson Square Cinema — time aftertime! Readand R half-ounce Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Dinner advice he would curse you active as you grow rect sunlight and that East Hartford 9:30. SIlkwood (R) 7, 9:20. — delay the sfgns of aging [ their own nitches in the world of anything you want — and he did. Uncommon Valor (R) 7:10, u se th e want ads packages. Expires Sept. 1. 1984. forever. — Sign me' older. The time may covered with clothing. Easfwood Pub & Cinema — Mansfield l:4&^7:4()-9:50 “Looking For A New and promote a youthful i sports." " I guess you can say we sparred with Educating Rita (PG) 7:15. Trnnslux College Twin — 9:20. — Hot Doo (R) 7:10, regularly. LIPTO N Noodles & Sauce Free Coupon Offer. come when you should Extreme suntanning, Fanny and Alexander (R) Life." appearance if you will ■WANTED LOSE Cosell gets a quick two bits in right at one another. I started by asking him Poor Richard's Pub & Ci­ Receive a coupon for one free package of any switch to a routine for year after year, will the start; “ Speaking of punches, nema— Gorky Park (R) 7:t5, 7:30. — Brainstorm (PG) 7 heed the suggestions I why people don't like him." 9:30. with WarGames (PG) 9. STAR 8 0 » variety of Lipton Noodles & Sauce. Send the treating dry skin. surely mean a leath­ OVERWEIGHT 20, 30, 50, maybe we’ll discover tonight if Bar­ DEAR LOOKING: have brought you Cosell blames it on his “ adversary Showcase Cinemas — Vernon required refund form and two proofs of purchase If your complexion is ery, wrinkled skin Scarfoce (R) 1, 7:45. — Cine 14 2 — Gorky Park -----SHOWMAT — Thank you for filling me in today. bara has the speed of Leonard, the relationship with the print media." (cooking directions) from any two varieties of dry, use soap and wa­ down the road. Every MEN & EVEN 1:20-7:25-g:35 on some of the behind-the- .pnovement of Ali and the power of Miss Walters keeps after him. Cosell Lipton Noodles & Sauce. Expires June 30, 1984. ter occasionaliy. Rely suntan does some dam­ If you would like to • * Lewis, or will she say,'Nom as, nomas, 6 scenes details we WOMEN 100 PO UNDS returns fire: “ Don’t throw a general MJB $1 Ground Beef Refund. Receive a $1 on cleansing creams or age and repeated dam­ use the very same NEVER CRY shoppers never hear ! no mas’? " as Roberto Duran said to television question at me. It's beneath r i^ iq) in the rankof pianists” coupon toward the purchase of ground beef; Send liquid facial washes age is accumulative. menus and exercises NO PREPACKAGED FOODS, NO DRUGS about. I checked with ; Sugar Ray Leonard when he quit in the you.” WOLFIf^ the required refund form and two Universal formulated for dry The skin loses mois­ found in this series, several industry sources NO GUESSWORK-IT'S FAST, SAFE, ’ ‘ eighth round of their November 1980 , Cosell's wife Emmy also is inter- --- SHOWMAT - Product Code symbols from any size of MJB Long skin. Do not use ast­ ture as the years pass. they are now available and they wouldn't deny SENSIBLE FOR MEN, WOMEN, & ! match. <* ' viewed in the special. Cosell says she 1:10-7:35*9:45 Grain Rice packages. Expires June 30, 1984. ringents, but be lavish Try to compensate for in a new booklet, BIP SPECIAI that what you say is J ______; Miss Walters has a knack for gives him equalibrium. When Cosell Cddxeeng h I960 a RICE-A-RONI Golden Grain Stuffing Mix $I in the use of iubricating this with the faithful 1984. Or you may want of winning Fim Prtxe in tfte caewed correct. ; drawing the media-shy into the lime- starts lecturing, Mrs. Cosell says, “ I Refund. Send the required refund form and two creams, oils and mois­ use of moisturizers and 't h e B IP KIT, which Chopin IrfnninnN nnn CompeMtaiw YENTL ^ If the supermarkets r light, and her chat with Miss Williams tell him to knock it off.” G arrick Universal Product Code numbers with the Golden turizers. Use moistur­ lubricants. Expose gives you complete di­ ' Get in shape * ! is the actress’ first TV interview since DINNERS GNfPKXOHUSSOhnmlmSemoeah Grain logo above from Chicken or Wild want to attract well- -SHO W N A T ' izers during the day your skin to reasonable rections for the pro­ for your • jfhe retired 22 years ago to marry MISS W ALTERS asks Cosell if he Rice-A-Roni Stuffing Mix boxes. Expires July 31 qualified people to their pemnoee eOh ttit CNBuee Rymphenii 1:30-7;00-ftM and emollients at night sunlight, making sure gram, additional me­ ' Argentine actor Fernando Lamas, who .A - ^----— ■ ■ A . ■■■ -A. ■ AA A MkA O hlsson 1984. management programs, I Valentine!! will be leaving ABC when his contract me DOHDn aseT^naBy ne new nnc or at some time each it is well-protected by a nus and exercises, plus { 6ied last year. expires in August. “ You once said, ‘If I FOR iwnrxxVc wid numMMS fldw oedMWSl UNCLE BEN ’S Wild Rice Refund, Receive a think those that require SCARFACE day when you can give good sunscreen or a weight chart for men • 1tl week FREE quit, I d ie ."’ X and rtcMI pertemwK* aaga* dw 50-cent or $2.50 refund. Send the required refund 60-hour weeks will have to • No coniract to sign (Mad Swns aid Cmodn. bnanidanilv it time to soak in. Some sunblock. Do not soak and women. • MISS WILLIAM S, now 60, was bound " I suppose I once said that, but times form and one Uncle Ben's Wild Rice proof of adjust their thinking. As < 1 week FREE Oaitv isGogdad M ondof MatMdndadanaa -SHOWN AT:- t for the Olympics in 1940 when the change.” TWO (Mon-Wed Only) purchase and one proof of purchase from any supermarket manage­ Contultaiion ot ha gaanddn tamaanao apaae FdOniary 9 1:00-7:45 j games were canceled by World War II. Cosell says it was Kis understanding ta n a Eurafa eacti sewon. Qailck brand of turkey for a 50-cent refund, or three ment becomes more of a • 1 weak FREE Wa(gh-lna , • 1.weak FREE Oaky 0 «e r Expiret a She was discovered by MGM and that if he got tired of sports, he could be Veal Parmigiana ’^lO.SS OMacn faqiMidy to m Ito fbr Eia. • 8 d » P M proofs of purchase from Uncle Ben's Wild Rice science, demanding more When you have some­ SUDDEN cHetPlan 2/14/84 £- quickly became the studio’s money a news anchorman. The man who quit vbaetapatixnaaJW v'h*—".Hong and one proof of purchase from any brand of of managers, I don't think thing to sell, find a cash KaigaxiKaia*. I M R A C T i g CtH lot your sppointmenl lodoyl E machine, dazzling movie crowds with his law practice at the age of 37 to turkey for a $2.50 refund, along with the register the supermarket chains buyer the easy wav ... SENIOR Bring this coupon ■ not good with any othar oflar. Baked Bay Scallops ’S.SS Z spectaculars that featured her Jumping become a sportscaster says he thinks tape with the purchase price of the turkey circled. will have much of a with a low-cost' ad In L ____ _ Qen. Public; $8.00 $7.00 $5.00 Group tickete: r Trom rafters into postage stamp-sized he would make a good anchorman. UConn •tudenlt; $4.00 $3.50 $3.00 $7.00 a $0.00 Indicate your choice of refund. Proof of purchase choice. If they want good Classified. 643-2711. Lasagna <8.50 asM CITIZENS "When I was finished,” Miss Walters $7.00 seals from any Uncle Ben's Wild Rice products people, they will have to pools. HAVE YOUR HAIR DONE j “ I think everyone was so curious, said, “ he told me all the questions I Includes soup, salad, glas^ beer or .wine, may be used. Expires Aug. 31, 1984. treat them right... at least HOT DOG i.^nwhat does she look like? Is she 300 should have asked that I didn’t ask.” potato, vegetable or pasta/ Here's a refund form to write for: A $1 refund. I hope so. For • daily moataoa IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR Jvi';'''- ■. j I««j^und8? Mammoth?’ To our pleasure, Win that be on the air? GE Circlite 60 Refund, P.O. Box 945, Young o f C h riilia n hope and love, HOME *Spaclal Large Pliia w/2 l\ama .A Jorgensen dial 375 Hartford Tpka., ! ' she.was very attractive,” Miss Walters “ No, no,” Miss Walters laughed. 1J1F7:40-I(|:]M^^ America, MN 55399. This offer expir.es March 31, and pllchar Bear $7.95. Need repairs around the THIS SERVICE IS PROVIDED BY A Vernon. CT 06006 ; said in an interview. “ Everything I did wrong, he told me. I 1984. While waitihg for the form save the "G E ” TERMS OF home? Call an expert. (669-667S) PROFESSIONAL HAIRDRESSER — (Formerly Vernon Ekttn. School) > il(A m ■ ' Miss Williams swims in her pool with had to quote Emmy: ‘Howard, knock it logo and the words “ Circlite 60’1 from the front Ri 30 Exit 96 on 1-84 >^ifdftonum ENDEARMENT pu; You’ ll find the help you ; ^ e r 6-month-oId grandson and talks off.’’’ cover of the instruction booklet. PERMS, SETS, AND CUTS. c a l l 172-1162 ^ ~ The University o( Conneche uI» Slons - SHOWN AT:* need In Classified. 643- A Minislryol Manctiester’s ;t ^ lt h Miss Walters about her life — La Strada West CENTRR rONGREGATiONAL CHURCH LOW RATES CALL JAN AT 646-2198 Mon. ■ Fri. 8 am to 6 pm Miss Walters said she decided to 471 Hartford Rd. 643-6165 1:40-750*40 2711. • -career and home life ., interview Mr. T because he is T V ’s No. VTickets&lnro486'4226 f t * 7 BosOR«« op*n 9-4 . Mond»» r' iid*y '------' "Her marriage, it’s the kind of 1 personality of the season. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb. 6, 1984 - 19 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... * For advertisements to be Classified—Store/Otfice Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Business Opportunities .22 Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 R ates published Monday, the dead­ N otices Situation Wanted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 Minimum Charge: MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 line is 2;30 p.m. on Friday. Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 $2.25 for one day Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets ...... 65 Personols...... 02 Roommates W anted...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 Per Word; Read Your Ad better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Announcements ...... 03 Recreational Items...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« A uctions...... 04 Real Estate A n tiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Classified advertisements S e rv ice s Tag S a le s...... • • • • -69 6 d a y s ...... 13« are taken by telephone as a 'k difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2.711, Mondoy-Fridoy, Homes for Sale ...... 31 26 days — ------12« convenience. Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy .... >... . 70 Financial * Palntlng/Paperlng...... 52 H appy Ads; The Monchester Herald Is Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 responsible only for one incor­ M ortgages...... 1> Bulldlng/Contractlng...... 53 $3.00 per colum n Inch ^ ^ ■ Investment Property ------34 rect insertion and then only 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Personal Loans...... 12 Business P ro p e rty ...... 35 Roofing/Sldlng ...... 54 A u to m o tiv e D e a d lin e s Insurance...... 13 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 55 for the size of the original ••••••••••••••••••••••• Resort Property .., ...... 36 Insertion. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ MIsc. for Sole 63 Income Tax S e rv ic e ...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles — -72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Hegting/Plumblng SS Household Goods 63 R en tals Servlqfs Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles,...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement E m p lo y m e n t Auto Services...... 74 deodllne Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an Rooms for Rent ...... ?41 F o r Sale additional Insertion. & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. FOGARTY BROTHERS FREEZER — Upright. END ROLL SPECIAL Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 — Bqthroom renriodel- Admiral. Very good con­ 27’6 width, reg. .25*, Help Wanted Homes for Rent ...... 43 The Manchester tng; Instollotlon woter dition. $75. C a ll 646-2934. now 2 for .304 hooters, garbage dispo­ 13V, width, rog. 2 lor .254, sals: foucet repairs. 649- WALNUT BUNKBEDS. now 3 lor .304 21 Homes fo r Sole 31 Apatimentt for Rent 42 Roommates Wanted 7657. V Is a /M a s te rC a rd Frames only. $55. Coll MUST be picktd up at Iha Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help wonted Notices accepted. 649-0630. Manchestor Herald Olfico aoeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaeaaaaaaaaaaeaaasaeed'' BEFORE 11am ONLY. Herald brings SUBSTITUTE NEEDED MANCHESTER-One, two ROOMMATE — N on- SALES AGENT a n d three bedroom smoker to share^ fur­ Lott/Found 01 tor atterschool daycare TODAY’S Mitc. for Sato 63 WEAVING FOREPERSON program. Call between 4 WANTED apartments. Heat and hot nished, 3 bedroom dtP-> Autom otive and 6pm, 742-5132. E D E . Nationally known calendar Nciil I'stair w ater. $400, $440, $495. plex. $183 monthly plus Income Tax Service S7 Experienced for the 3rd shift in our weaving manufacturer and specialty C a ll 649-4800. 1/3 utilities. C a ll 646-7350* you MORE l o s t — Block cot with advertising company offers before 2pm. department. Good wages and working con­ USED VEHICLE MAN­ an opportunity to an industri­ white chest, white flea TWO BEDROOM TOWN- ^r$/Truckt for Sale 71 collar. Clyde Rood area. ditions. Compiete company paid fringe be­ AGER — Experienced ous self-starter for full or part-time work. We need a HOUSE — Appilanced Please c o ll 649-4202. nefit program. Profit sharing. Individual with drive and ALUMINUM SHEETS ability will be compen­ sales oriented person to pre­ by Not mo kitchen, I'/j baths, full Services sent our exclu sive calendars, I used as prin tin g plates — sated accordingly. Thisis Tedford basement. $650 month, I MANCHESTER business gifts and extensive AMERICAN VELVET COMPANY utilities Included. Peter­ .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50< Personals 02 a new position within our advertising specialty assort­ each, or 5 fo r $2.00. Phone 2 Bayviow fast growing new Ford ment to firm s w ithin the busi­ m an Realty. 649-9404, 647- ness community The Thos. Services Offered 51 643-2711. They M U S T be Stonington, CT 06378 1340. 1959 C H E V R O L E T 6 c y ­ dealership. All replies D M urphy C o is a pioneer In picked up before New homeowners of­ linder, dump, 3 yard HELP! Looking for ride held In confidence. Send the advertising field since 11:00a.m. only. 203-535-1050 1888 If you can organize SECOND FLOOR — Two tru ck w ith plow , low orig ­ to East Hortford Center, resume or call, Sol Ko- ten start their lands­ NEWS, THAN Equal Opportunity Employer M/F your own tim e and determine caping projects with family. Five rooms. Heat REWEAVING BURN | inal miles. 1962 FORD 6om, Monday - Friday. enlgsberg, Superior your own success, write Bob flowers. However, Included. $500 monthly. HOLES — zippers, urn- ; incoim lax F500 - 2Va yard, body low, Call Bill, 643-1246 after Ford, Inc., Route 6, Co­ McKenzie. The Thos. D Mur­ these first attempts are C a ll 646-3979. brellas repaired. Window . 8 cylinder dump truck 6pm. PARTTIME — Eornupto lum bia, 228-9431. phy Co., P O Box 382. fled M iw I G e Drlvtri Oak. Iowa 51566 or phone not always successful. shades, Venetian blinds. ' with almost new 4-wav $150 per week. Fast grow ­ 712-623-2591 ext. 11 Most flowers, beautiful MANCHESTER — Large Keys. TV FOR RENT. . EXCELLENT QUALITY plow, low miles. Must ing corporation needs SALESPEDPLE! Unbe- FORM 1040 PREPARA­ HARDWOOD. Mostly ANY OTHER PAPER! PROFESSIONAL as they are. are so frag­ apartment. One bed­ Marlow's, 867 MctItCl take both away. $2600. Announcements 03 people now! For Inter­ lieveable growth has TION. Good tax repres­ W ANTED — Person to do ile. as an element in de­ room, appliances, park­ Street. 649-5221. ' ■ green. Cut, sp lit and d e li­ C a ll 646-3361. view ca ll 647-8730. created openings for 2 ______> f M q I entation should not be vered. Minimum 2 cords. DRIVERS: people on our sales staff. washing and Ironing for 4 sign, that they need ing, heat and hot wafer Schneider TrintporL Inc. le background structure. ovollable, only to the $70/cord. C a ll 649-1831. Auto sales- experience adults. Will drop oft and Included. C a ll 649-2871. BRICKS, BLOCKS,''' 1972BUICKLA S A B R E — INVITE CELEBRA­ PART TIME — Local leoking lor Over-The-Road This is an important wealty, anymore! The helpful but not neces­ pick up. C a ll after 5:30pm STONE — Concrete.''! Many new parts. Runs TIONS to your C h ild s Corporation now hiring proletaionals. point, and one that T a x Save r 646-0015. LANGE FOAM-FLO sary. W ill train If you can w eekdays, 643-6029. Bol- SIX ROOM DUPLEX — Chimney repairs. No fob ; great. Looks horrible. birthday party and let us for several positions 3-5 should be considered, too sm a ll. C a ll 644-8356. _■ • Buckle ski boots. Men's Still Only WE OFFER convince me you have ton/Manchester areh. $450 monthly plus utili­ INCOME TAXES — Pre­ $400. C o ll 649-4774. entertain. C a ll 644-1318, evenings per week, wee­ when buying a home as size 9 medium. $60. Call • 24C per mile mileage potential. Excellent pay ties. No pets. Security pared by CPA. Business & Mon.-Frl. after 3pm, Saf.- kends optional. Starting well. For any home 643-2880. payment plan, demo, gas allo­ CLERK — A nsw er deposit. Call 649-0628 af­ ODD JOBS, Truckln^q? * 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS Sun., 9-5. rate $7.25, Ideal for som e­ purchaser, it is import­ Individual. Call John, wance and much more. phones, light typing, pro­ ter 5pm. Home repairs. You nama 1 6S9-3069. WAGON — V 8, auto­ one working during the Quality equipment ant to walk around the MEN'S FIGURE Call Sol Koenigsberg at cess shipping documents grounds for sale, see It, we do It. Free estl.-_'| matic, powersteering, ra­ day and college students. and maintenance SKATES — Black, size 12. In hectic m anufacturing what condition they are 1 S T FLOOR — 4'/3 m ates. Insured. 643-0304. i dio, roof rack, positrac- Financial Must be High School grad Outstanding Com­ Superior Ford, Inc., Co­ Never used. $40. Call 20< Per and have use of cor. Call lum bia, CT, 228-9431. environment. Figure ap­ in and be realistic about Rooms, owner apartment tlon, defogger. Good pany paid benefit what improvements, if MOTHER OF TWO would ; 643-8836. 721-0349, 4-7pm, titude and pleasant, pa­ In 2 family house. W/W snow-skling-hlll climbing package tient phone personality any, will have to be carpeting, completely like to care for your chilWT! TAX PREPARATIONS — vehicle. C a ll 643-2880. ONE CORD of 2 year old needed. 8am to 5pm, made. It is a mistake to equipped kitchen. Heat, Full or part time. Nathan' | In the convenience of Mortgages 11 INSPECTIDN — Packag­ WE REQUIRE NEWSPAPER DEALER hardwood. Fireplace cut, Monday thro Friday. think that a few flowers hot water, finished rec Hale area. Call 649-3540,., your home. Reliable- REGAL — 19806cvllnder, ing and Shipping Work­ Minimum 23 years of size 18". $75. C a ll 649-3434. Competetive wage and will permanently beau­ room with built In bar and reasonable. Coll Norm bronze color, automatic, in g "Supervisor''. age NEEDED tify every area. M a rsh a ll, 643-9044. Copy— ’ benefit package. Call (or cedar closet. Beautiful power steering, power FINANCIAL ASSIST­ Familiar with AQL and TWO AIRLINE PASSES • Minimum 50.000 in SDUTH WINDSOR an appointm ent, 646-1737, yard. Parking close to steering, power brakes, ANCE — First, second measuring equipment Cat! between Sam a 11pm (United) — Worth $300 logged miles of over- Plllowtex Coro. EOE. everything. Lease, secur­ tilt steering, air conditi­ ond wrap-around resi­ Cdimenslonal and electri­ each. Must sell. Best the-road diesel trac­ A very important point (or ity deposit, references. DRESSMAKING — Pro-’ oned. Excellent condi­ dential and commercial cal). Relativeto colls and 647-9946 offer. Coll 646-2296 or MUNSON'S CANDY KIT­ the seller and buyer to be No pets. Mlddleoged cou­ fesslonol. Prompt. Regs’ tion. $4000.643-4633 week- mortgages placed bought transformers. 10 hour tor trailer experience F o r Sale 647-0067, afte r 5pm. C H E N -— Is accepting concerned with Is of course ple preferred. $500. A vail­ o n o b le . Call 647-07'96, days or 634-1221 or sold. Accounts recely- day, 4 day week. Apply: • Recent Shipper-To- INTERNATIONAL applications for clean up the selling price (or tbe able March 1st. Tele­ days. weekends. Ask for Mike able, Inyentory and lease Able Coll 8i Electronics, Consipnee delivery ELECTRONICS DIS­ MAN'S BEIGE/BROWN Howard Road, Bolton. TRIBUTOR In Vernon and delivery. Evenings property. After ell under­ phone 649-3817 or 528-1274. Sears. financing, venture capi­ experience and weekends. Call for valuation will rob tbe seller ELECTRICIAN — No UdN Household Goods 62 Herringbone (small) tal. C a ll 633-0415. seeking bright, mature, tweed top coat. ZIp-out • Excellent safety re­ OOOOintment 649-4332. of eemed Income end ever- MANCHESTER - Oft Por­ too small. Nights and ASSEMBLERS AN D experienced Individual to lining. Size 40. $40. Call cord estimatien can blecfc tbe ter Street. 3 room apart- weekends. C all 647-0019.— Bank CDIL WINDERS — Fin­ be in charge of front sale. Our staff at TEDFORD 649-7050. Our repretanfallves will ment. Heat and ...... USED REFRIGERA­ ger dexterity necessary. office. Must be a good REAL ESTATE, CENTURY 21 Repossessions Help Wanted 21 be at; typist and able to w ork In electricity Included. Se­ TORS, WASHERS, thtFANlLYADUVIS Experience not neces­ are trained and experianead Palntlng/Paperlng 'S2 WOODEN HOCKEY Holiday Inn KEYPUNCH OPERATORS curity deposit. No pets. Ranges - clean, guaran­ 315 Center St. sary. Will train. 4 day tost paced atmosphere. Due to expansion we have immed­ in market evaluation so we STICKS— $6 each. Excel­ FOR SALE iate openings on our day/night SORRV ABOUT YOU<* week, 10 hour day. 7am- Exit 58 off Word processing and can accurately determine 643-8552. teed, parts and service. 1M0 Dodq# Colt * 3 5 0 0 shill lot experienced Alpha/Num- lent condition. Phone 649- HCPi6E,PeRKlNS... 5:30pm. Apply at Able 1-84/86 Hartford, telex knowledge a plus. enc operators We oiler 4 day your home's worth and price Low prices. B.D. Pearl & 1076 CKovrolOi Comiro M 5 0 0 E R S I , ® MANCHESTER PAINTING AND PAP^fJ 2433. BU T n o p /THAT C oll A Electronics', How­ CT Friday, Feb. Please coll Judy at 871- ‘night work week so it you have it right. If you are sHIIng MANCHESTER — Five Son, 649 Main Street, 1076 T-eird * 3 0 0 0 had experience on a Card or Key room, two bedrooms, two HANGING —Exterior HBBE, RDYOUWAMT ard Road, Bolton. 10th at 8AM 0401. to Disc system we are interested m call ns today with the list­ 643-2171. SKI SET (Poles and boots 1066 ford Muttono * 2 0 0 0 643-5135 AREA ADVISORS Plane report protnplly at the talking to you about our incentive ing. We are located on Rt. car parking. $450 a and Interior, ceilings re­ Me. TO WN1SM bonus plan and unique4 day/night Included) Make an offer The above can be seen NEEDED In Manchester deaignaled lime, and be pre­ 44A, Bolton Notch, Bolton, month. No utilities. paired. References, tuttv- Y o u r LAw td? ARBDR ACRES FARM WANTED — A responsi­ w o rk w e e k If yo u are a hard w o rk­ REFRIGERATOR F O R under $501 call anytime atSBM to deliver to our carriers. pared to throughly complete ble person with own ing individual don't miss this op­ 647-9914.24 hour service - Lease and security dep­ Insured. Quality woDC 913 Main St. seeking full time general p ortun ity SALE — Harvest gold, 20 for sizes and details, 643- C all 647-9946 between 9om an application. transportation to babysit 7 days a weak. osit required. No pets. M a rtin M attsson, eveftH poultry form workers. 6 4 6-6900 cu.ft., $150. C a ll 568-0516. 4859. and 11am. Agricultural background SCHNEIDER In my home from 2:30pm C a ll 646-8352. Ings 649-4431. JANUARY s"tYrV CLEARANCE Advanced Automation Associates desirable, but not essen­ to approximately 6pm, 434 Oakland Street DID YOU KNOW? GEORGE N. CONVERSE TWO PAIR ICE SKATES tial. Paid health and re­ TRANSPORT, INC. Monday thru Friday. MANCHESTER — Mod­ Rec V ehicle t Mancheater, C T 06040 It is helpful to get a — P a in tin g and paper.-, — Black, plain. Medium 73 ASSISTANT tirement plan. Coll Tim >1 [qnl Oppntiaily Eapliyt' M/l Please c o ll 647-1110. plan or map of a prop­ ern 3 room apartment. t^lll OwatMilii laHqa hanging. 30 Yeors Expe­ size. Special temper MANAGERS Fracchia, Glastonbury, erty on paper. Stove, refrigerator. No blqdest $8 pair. Call 649- 633-4681 for an appoint­ pets. Security and lease. rie n ce! C a ll 643-2804. To work part time. Even­ FEDERAL, STATE & 7517 CAMPER FOR SALE — ing and weekend hours ment. E D E . $310 plus utilities. Call Diamond Vest ACCOUNTING CIVIL S ervice Jo b s av a il­ CEILINGS REPAIRED Self contained. Sleeps 6. OVER FACTORY INVOICE available. Profit Shar­ 649-4003. able. C a ll 1-(619) 569-8304 or REPLACED with drv- Must sell, moving. Call ing. Retirement Plan. BACKGROUND NDW HIRING FD R A L L for Info. 24 hours. woll. Call evenings, Ggrv 643-0341, ask fo r C arl. on remaining BRAND NEW 1983 Apply in person: NECESSARY MANCHESTER — Avail­ SHIFTS — Respectable ab le M a rch 1st. L a rg e 5 M cH u g h , 643-9321. starting wage. Apply For full charge position A Favorite EXPERIENCED TYPE­ R E C E P T IO N IS T / S E ­ room, 2 bedroom, first LYNX'S - COUGARS and CAPRIS CUMBERUND FARMS within - Burger King, 3025 in active Automobile $100 CRETARY — For busy 269 East Center Street SETTER to work on Har­ Dealership. Many diver­ floor. Garage. $425 plus TOWN OF MANCHESTER Main Street, Bulldlng/Contractlng 53 LEGAL NOTICE Still a nice selection Manchester ris Advertising terminal. sified duties and res­ data processing depart­ utilities. Allbrio Realty, Giastonburv. ment In East Hartford. The Zoning Board of Appeols Hartlord Road A c c u r a t e typing and ponsibilities. Excellent Inc. 649-0917. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa at a meeting on January 30, HURRYI Manchester some prior knowledge of salary and benefit Typing, busy phones and TEDFORD REAL ESTATE 1984 mode the following deci­ SERVICE STATIDN AT­ 316 Green Road newspaper ad makeup package lor a qualified handling walk-ins at front FOR RENT — Two bed­ FARRAND R E M O D E L ­ sion: a TENDANT — With me­ yXi'LL FIND LOTS Ofr] Manchester must. Send resume to self starter. Call Mrs. desk. Call Mrs. Splllane, room condominium, ap- IN G — Cabinets, roofing, Appl. No. 986 - Texaco Inc., chanical ability. Apply In ••••••••••••••••••••••• U.S.A. - Special Exception 294 Main Street S Box SS, c/o The Man­ Emond 643-5135, Ext 525-1421. plianced kitchen, V /2 gutters, room addltloi^ West Middle Tpke. p e rs o n : 252 S p e n c e r approved -172 Demine chester Herald, P.D. Box 134. (Evening appoint­ baths. $475 per month. decks, all types of remo­ Street. Manchester Street, Manchester. Condominiums 32 591, Manchester, CT ments available.) ELECTRONIC TECHNI­ C a ll 872-8379. deling and rep airs. F R E E This Special Exception shall BRAND NEW lp4 lutsiilr tsyiTS M/F CIAN — Part time. Hours hove on effective dote In ac­ 4 DR. 06040. eeaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaeaeeee estimates. Fully Insured cordance with Connecticut optional. Experienced Telephone 643-6017, aft^r General Statutes. Notice ot GS NEWSPAPER LOCAL INSURANCE M A N C H E S T E R — 400 MANCHteSTER — 5-t repair and calibration. rooms. First floor, two 6pm, 647-8509. (his decision hot been filed In CELEBRITY CIPHER CARRIER NEEDED AGENCY has Immediate Oscilloscopes, XY Re­ North Main Street. New •t the Town Clerk's office. CALL family house. Available Intervaiwindshiald wipers, 5 speed menual transmis* 1984 TOPAZ C«(ebrlty C lph w c ry p to g rv n t u b created from quotatfoha by fam ou t people, past need for experienced t w o bedroom town ZONING BOARD in Manchester corders, etc. Call 644- DESIGN KITCHENS;bV slon, electric digital clock, tilt wheel, power steering, and present Each letter In the cipher stands lo r another. T o d B y '$ d u B - Y eque/s W . help In personal lines Immediately. Call 871- O F A P P E A LS 2151. houses, IV2 baths, ap- J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Edward Coltmon. electric real window defroster, AM-FM 4 speaker Call rating, typing of policies, 1179. SALE by CONNIE WIENER •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa pllanced kitchens, And­ vanities, formica, W lljon Secretory stereo end tinted glass telephone work, etc. Send Doted at Manchester, C T this PRICE erson windows, fuM base­ art, Corlan counter tops, “ L Y T U TIYTDU NPHVVD TAG 647-9946 resume to Box TT, c/o Instruction 25 m ents, $56,900. Peterm an FIVE ROOMS — 2 bed­ 6th day of February, 1984. 643-2711 All The Following Items are Standard STOCK rooms. Heat, stove and kitchen cabinet fronts, 004-02 Front wheel drive, 2300 HSC engine, maintenance- The Manchester Herald. R ealty, 649-9404 o r 647- NO. •••••mmmmeeeeemeemeeeme refrigerator Included. No complete woodworklpo free battery, power brakes, 4-wheel independent sus­ FMPFHMWU TAQ UHZD. SWV, L 1340. pension P175/80R13 radial tires 4 8 5 7 BANKING — Port time pets. $520 month. Secur­ service, custom made NOTICE EXPERIENCED CRT PRIVATE UNIQUE GUI­ $7999 clerk, 1 to 5:30pm. Book­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ity required. Available furniture, colonial repi^iii- PUBLIC HEARINQ OPERATOR — For tem­ T A R L E S S O N S — In your BOARD OF DIRECTORS NPHGHP VEH YTD L IMMJ AMY VM k e e p in g Deportment, A p ril 1st. C a ll 643-1845 or ductlons In w ood, 9 v a rie ­ porary work at local home. Many accessory Lots/Land for Sale 33 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT South Windsor Bonk & 643-1773. ties of hardwood ond bank. Approximately 6 courses. Low rates. P.O. Notice Is hereby given that the Board ot Directors, Town of VEH YTD L IMMJHQ LA BD Trust Co. Contact months. Excellent typing aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaa veneers NOW IN STOCK Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Heorlno at the HEW 1984 COUGAR 2-DOOR B ox 533, M anchester. Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Warren Matteson lor ap­ skills required. Inter­ FIRST FLOOR FOUR Call 649-9658 or evenings, FREE CATALOG Of Connecticut, on Tuesday, February 14, 1984 ot 8:00 P.M . to VYHAVLHU.” — KMTA RMIILAU. pointm ent, 289-606). views by appointment ROOM APARTMENT — 289-7010. consider and act on the (ollowlng: LIGHT CANYON RED/2E/WITH RED Land Bargains — 5 acres ------PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "You can no more win a war than you only. Wed. thru FrI. EOE. One bedroom. Heat In­ PHOTO-GUIDE Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special CLOTH INDIVIDUAL SEATS. TEMPORARY to 500 acres, covering cluded. Security. $375 C A R P E N T R Y WORK^- PATTHN Prelects - Fund 41 - Youth Service Bureau ...... $3,000.00 can win an earthquake." — Jeannette Rankin. — C all 649-4586. to be financed by contributions. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE STANDARD AT NO EXTRA CHARGE: TEACHER Needed for Vermont and the Berk- monthly. No pets. Availa­ Alteratlons, new Wptk • iV t MMOIf CONTMl e t9S4 by NEA, ItK. VIOLIN LESSONS — Of­ Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special atterschool daycare pro­ MATURE STOCK shlres, ot lowest Imagina­ ble March*'1st. Call after and repairs; Call David, Protects - Fund 41 - Transition Program (or Refugee Chil­ fered by experienced ble prices. Write: CA­ 643-8996. SMAU. a n gram. Call between 4 and CLERK — Driver's li­ 4pm, 649-6006. dren ...... $2,521.00 • STiaMimtAouu * mVST, **** m usic teacher In M a n ­ TALOG OFFICJE, P.O...... 1*1_ to be financed by State Grant • v*m MsaiT ipoT MM • wMniwAu n t » DUAL ROCIMMO SIATS 6pm, 742-5132. E O E. cense required. Apply In MEDIUM MOUNNOS ^ • ta iC T I9NPT AUTOMATIC KIT ‘N’ C ARLYLE ® by Larry Wright chester area. Mrs. Carol Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund - Health SALi CMITNCONSOU 6 person: Marlow's, 867 Box 938, North' Adams, LEON CIESZYNSKI LARGE Deportment - Clinic S ervices...... $3,864.00 • M NAPUi M S SIMPS TRAMS M aa s, 647-9106. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FttCi • 40/40 M01VIOUALSIATS • POW W PtO N I DISC O UAI11 M C T M C aO C N M ass. 01247. BUILDER — New homes, to bo (inoncod from donations already received. wOOTMaVINnSIAT MAKBS ___ Main Street. Sftk n m GiMLuxf WHMLCOvm •TOWoeoAMna Store/Office Space 44 additions, remodeling, Proposed additional ooproprlotlon to Special Grants, Fund # 4CU STEAMFIHERS rec rooms, garages, kit­ 61 - Hoolth Educotlon/Rlsk Reduction Gront...... $7,004.00 .5 0 3 8 L S i a to bo financed by State Grant. 8999 WANT ADS are worth aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa chens remodeled, ceil­ Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund - Board a COMPUTER OPERA­ An appealing diamond-pat- TORS — In Manchester, looking Into when you're ings, bath tile, dormers, of Directors - Conservation Commission ...... $250.00 PLUMBERS CERTIFIED MATH IN­ looking (or a place to NEWLY DECORATED roofing. Residential dr temra vest in knit fita into to bo financed from Fund Bolonce reserved for such pur­ Freedom Mechanlcat A Elec­ CT area. We are looking OFFICE Sl»ACE In Man­ STRUCTOR will tutor all live...whether It's a c o m m e rcia l. 649-4'291. “ ' the fashion forecast for any 1416 poses. SAFE BUY USED CARS trical. Inc. now hoe immedi­ for IBM 5/34 operators Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund - Town grades. Complete, up­ home, an apartment or a chester. Centrally lo­ season. Wear it with a pretty S - l t ____ ate openings for licensed with at least one year cated with ample park­ dress or casual separates. Attornoy - sattloment ot claim s...... $62,000.00 mechanics. Appllcanit dated SAT preparation, mobile home. ANCHOR ELECTRICAL to bo financed from Fund Bolonce. 79 LINCOLN <6999 8 0 CHEVY CITATION >3111 experience on this sys­ ing. C a ll 649-2891. No. 5038 has directions A side-belted style with 3- Door Hatchback. should ba aiparlancad In enrichment ond remedia­ CONTRACTORS — Do Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund - Continental 2-dr., 1-owner, very clean showroom condi­ commarclal and induatrlai tem to do data entry type for Small, Medium and interesting yoke and slim­ Genorol Fund - Town C le rk ...... $5,150.00 tion. C a ll 649-54 53. any size or type of wof'k. ming seams. tion. 80 MERCURY >2525 wor|^. Com palllivt wagaa and work. We seek dependa­ M A N C H E S T E R — O ffice Large inclusive. to bo flnoncod by higher than expected current year tees. Bobcat 2-Door. tringa banafits. For applica­ ble, matureindividualsto Fully insured. Free esti­ No. 1418 with Photo- Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund - MIs- 78 LINCOLN >6988 tion call 522-3920.6 am-Sp. near Superior Court. TO ORKR, MMl $ 2 M N r sack cilloneous Budget - Community Services...... $6,000.00 loin our company. We Room s to r Rent 41 m ates. C a ll 647-0293. Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Mark IV. absolutely loaded, showroom condition. 84 F08D FAIRMONT >3995 m„ Mon. • Fri. Real Estate Newly redecorated. Air Gttifli, plin $09 nr pMtaga ai4 Size 10, 32Va bust, Vr* yards to bo financed by tees collected for use ot school buildings. 4- Door Sedan. Equal Opportunity Employer otter flexible hours, ex­ conditioned and heated. Mllllg. Proposed additional oppropriotlon to General Fund - High­ 76 CHEVROLET >4995 a r v i s 45-inch. M F cellent conmpensatlon R O B E R T E. J '— AXMf CMOT way - snow and Ice control ...... $45,000.00 Van Camper, don't miss this one. 78 CHRYLSER >3995 $125 per month. Call 646- to bo flnoncod from Fund Balance. and benefits, plus a 2 GENTLEMAN PRE­ 0505. B u ild in g and Rem odeling ■aMkntorRanN Patterns available only 82 CADILLAC >12,888 LeBaron 4-Door Sedan. Specialist. Additions, Proposed additional oppropriotlon to Bond and Grant - Ac­ week extensive training F E R R E D . $50.00 w eekly. tn atzea shown. count *9-932 - Wostawoter Treatment Facility ... $9,873.00 Sedan DeVllle, 4-door, t-local owner, low miles, lully 83 MAZDA >6888 NOW TAKING APPLI­ Homes fo r Solo 31 garages, roofing, siding, ltW4«a.a)4mrkM program. For more Infor­ 646-2000. 1000 SQ. FT. — Ample Nm (aril, N.Y. MOM TO ORHR. seed $2.08 ter tack to bo (Inoncod by State and Federal Grants. loaded. Q LC Sport, 3 Dr. Hatchback, one owner, local trade, very CATIONS — For new 10 • cittan, pin 889 h r pestitc m O To consider construction of a sanitary trunk sewer - Porter mation 3*nd brief resume aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa parking, $200 monthly. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ Prial Naait, MSrtit wltk ZIP low mileage. minute oil change center placement w ln d o w s - COM m 4 itila NaaMar. kainilkg. Street, and to outhorizo the Gonerol Monoger to apply for 82 MERCURY >9445 or letter to: Personnel C E N T R A L LO C A T IO N — 300 sq. ft., $100 m onth ly, Grand Marquis 4-Dr. Sedan, local one-owner trade-in. personnel.' Automotive CUSTOM CAPE — 6 /doors. C a ll 643-6712. S P E C IA L : Over 200 m - SUI1MNI1T and rocolvt a State Grant ropresontlng 55% of the pr.olect 82 MERCURY ZEPHYR >5545 Dept., P.O. Box 1967, Kitchen privileges. Free a ir. 236-6021, 644-3977. cost. Showroom condition. 4-Door, real nine family car, nicely equipped. experience helpful. Call rooms, 75 ft. frontage, lectione and • FREE Hollywood, Florida, parking. References and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM Proposed Ordinance - To convoy to William J. Gomoche, Jr. 647-8997. garage, amesife drive, 'Pattern Section in the alMaarIcas for the sum of $28,150.00, Lot No. 22-C In the Bucklond tndust- 81 LINCOLN >12,999 81 MAZDA GLC >5299 33020. E O E M /F . security required. Call asaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaa .ALBUM. Jiut fS.00. N.T.1MiS Mark VI 4-Dr. Loaded. 4 cyl., S speed, very low mileage. aluminum siding, awn­ Rooflng/SIdlng *T$4 rlol Pork. 643-2693 fo r appointm ent. lOOUATSMSEMH Prial Maaia. AHraia wllk ZIP Proposed Ordinance - To convey to Bruce T. Jope (pr the Help Wqhted ings. Escott Agency, 649- Mitc. for Rent 46 CMI, ttHa Naaikar act Iba. sum of $26,150.00, Lot No. 22-B In the Bucklond Industrial 82 PLYMOUTH >4444 80 OLDSMOBILE >3995 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa'sa* •■IM-aMlt—OM mt Naar. nA 7683. EAST HARTFORD — New FASHION with Pork. Reliant 2-door. Custom Cruiser Wagon. Don't miss this one. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa iftSrL-aiftirsffrnn Photo-Guide pattema in Coplos ot the Proposed Ordinances may be seen In the Town ■ N ice room In p riv a te BIDWELL HOME M- Clerk's Oftlco during business hours. 82 MERCURY LYNX >4444 79 MAZDA RX7 >4999 m a ss eu se COMPANION — LIve-ln, H undreds of readers turn home. Kitchen privi­ S IN G L E G A R A G E — In provement Company «- all aiie rangea, haa a S-Door Hatchback. Sport (ioupe. _ Fem ale p referred, fu ll o r part lim e apccial Grace Colat^illec- Jomos F. Fogarty, Secretory Good atmosphere Eiiceltent light houkekeeping. Good to Classified every day leges. Washing machine Keehev School district or Roofing , siding, altgfi- M Maa at aaaMaamk aUHa. . Board ot Directors t i n — TO IIW ar NUP—40 tion for la r fc r aiaca; pIna 81 DODGE ARIES >4222 79 HONDA ACCORD >4295 clientele Windham area Call searching for some par­ Doted at Manchester, Connoctlcut salary. References re­ and dryer. $65 weekly ne ar Route 5, South W ind­ tlons,' additions. Some atMaamk Nana la ankt. 2 BONUS Couponal this 2nd day of February, 1984 2-Dr. Coupe. 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic transmlSBlon and ell the goodlea. 7-9 weekdays after 5 p m , 642-7442 ticular Item. W ill your ad Saturda^nd^undayji^^ quired. C a ll 643-0738 after plus security. Call 568- sor. Call after 5pm, 646- num ber fo r o ver 30 yeors. P r ic a ____ 11 J6 . 0064)2 t ) 1984 by N fA inL fM h e g U S Pat 4 TMOfI 3pm. be there? 643-2711. 1258. 4298. *49-6495.

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In Brief In 1983, three different Federpl Circuit Courts of deduction for a room that was to be used exclusively Appeal reversed three court decisions involving as a place of business for meeting and doling with Associate director named office-at-home deductions. The Internal Revenue customers in the normal course of business. This Service won two of the three appeals, a taxpayer won Your lower-court victory was remarkable because all the Paul R. Ostuni, of 27E Esquire Drive, has been the other. taxpayer did in this room was handle a substantial appointed associate director in the Life. Health The winning taxpayer was a violinist who played Money's volume of after-office-hour business phone calls. As and Financial Services Department of The an executive of a condominium-development firm, he with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. He set aside Manchester, Conn. Travelers Corp. in Hartford. one room of his five-room New York City apartment Worth spent most of his workday outside the firm's office and Clear tonight; was required by his firm to receive business calls at Ostuni joined The Travelers in 1967 and was as a music studio, furnished it entirely with musical Sylvia Porter sunny Wednesday Tuesday, Feb. 7. 1984 named an actuarial analyst later that year. After instruments and didn't use it for any social or personal home at night. a leave of absence for military service, he purposes. In this room the taxpayer practiced, The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed for the — See page 2 M m h t B i n ■ Single copy: 25 Monday decision on player eligibility. helping the United States salvage a tie Gerber declares dividend virtually collapsed today under a hat trick Canada, however, used three of its five against Sweden. be the best plan yet Why ihe IRA? The Individual Retirement by Carey Wilson that fired Canada to an controversial players — goalie Mario Canada took a 1-0 lead on its first shot of SOUTH WINDSOR — Directors of Gerber AcLxmm, in our opinion here at SBM, continues emotional 4-2 victory over the Americans. Gosselin, center Russ Courtnall and for­ the game when Flatley changed the course Scientific Inc. have declared a quarterly cash to get you saving So you can to be the best way yet for i^ p ie who earn income ward Dan Wood. I use this Variable to save for retirement. It gives you a good tax The decision means the United States of Wilson’s shot, sending it past surprised dividend of 3 cents per share to be paid to deduction, as it earns got^ interest. Each year, you must win its next four games to have much Wilson, a right wing who has played the #seriously - and easily - Rate IRA as a goplie Marc Behrend of Madison, Wis. shareholders Feb. 29. can put into an IRA the maximum m o ^ allowed chance of even advancing to the medal last three seasons in Finland, helped sting vehicle to consoli­ by law. Or any amount up to that maximum. Or Jensen’s first goal came at 10:10 on a for your retirement. date all your IRAs. put in none>skip a few years if you must. SBM round and a gold medal now appears out of the Americans just 27 seconds into the game centering feed by Ed Oiczyk of Chicago. Earnings more than double believes you’re never loo young to enjoy the bene- by setting up linemate Pat Flatley. After Wilson, with Al lafrate of Dearborn, Mich., What kind of IRA is for fits of IR A s- or too old, because you can still lake David A. Jensen of Needham, Mass, scored in the penalty box, rebounded a shot by Jean GROTON — General Dynamics Corp., parent Here at the Savings Bank of Manchester, we’ve pan even up to age TO'/;! Come retirement the you? To learn that, we’ll have to do a little talking, the first of his two goals to tie the score at Jacques Daigneault ut 12:02. The red light ■4' of Electric Boat division in Groton, more than been helping a lot of people open Individual Retire­ back and forth, before we can suggest one. You payoiT can be beautiful. Only after you close out 1-1, Wilson then helped the Canadians open doubled its earnings over last year and increased ment Accounts. So many people and so many can open an IRA by coming in or by phoning in. your IRAs are ^ taxed on the money, and by behind Behrend, perhaps as an omen, sales nearly 15 percent, officials said. accounts, in fact, that we’ve sort of earned the that time you’ll probably be in a lower tax braideet Inside Today a 3-1 lead. Jensen pulled the United States remained on, causing a slight delay in play.. At SBM, by the way, there is never a ire for setting anyway. (AcetMuing to FDIC regulations, any within 3-2 at 13:54 of the second period but Wilson made it 3-1 at 2:12 of the second 7 The company finished 1983 with earnings of reputation, east of the river, as the experts on IRAs. up or administering your IRA fund. AU we wish withdraw^ from a time saving account before Wilson completed his four-point game at $286.6 million, or $5.30 per share, compared with We can suggest all sorts of accounts to put to do is make sitre you get the most out of your maturity results in a substantial poialty.) 30 paoBS, 2 sections. with a tap-in after Flatley’s first centering 9:19 of the third period. attempt was blocked. 1982 earnings of $132,8 million. Annual sales your retirement dollars into-each good for spe­ IRA, from the very start. A dvice...... 12 Lottery...... 2 cific needs and goals, and we really should talk Today may be a very good day to give atten­ The closest the United States came to Jensen tipped a power play goal off totaled $7.1 billion, up 14.5 percent over the $6.2 Area towns...... 10 Obituaries__ ...... 10 repeating the miracle of 1980 was at the billion earned last year. about them, person to person. But one of the best tion to your IRA-either the newxme for 1984 Business ...... 18 O pinion...... 6 Gosselin to give the Americans some life, 18-minute mark of the second period when a Chairman and Chief Executive Davis S. Lewis accounts of all is our 18-Month Variable Rate IRA. Variable Rate IRA for the week of or catch up on 1983’s, if you haven’t yet done Classified...... 18-19 Peooletalk ...... 2 but Wilson then completed his performance said Electric Boat ranked as the second most We say “best” because its add-to feature lets you Feb. 1 through Feb. 7 'x e, before income tax time. And who can hdp Comics...... 8 Sports...... 15-17 shot by Tom Hirsch of Minneapolis that — and most probably ended the United profitable division in the company, and a Fort deposit the ye^’s maximum amount ($2,(XX) if you with it better than the Savings Bank of Entertoinment . ...12 Television__ ...... 8 would have tied the score at 3-3 clicked States’ medal hopes — midway in the third Worth division which builds military aircraft single, $2,250 if married and one partner worldng, Manchester- the experts on IRAs. harmlessly off the goal post and out of period. proved most profitable. $4,000 if both working) at your cotwenience. You’ll need $100 to open a Variable Rate IRA, and at a very good interest rate (see box). Annual Interest Rate Effective Annual Yield Agreement announced But next week or next month or whenever you have more money available to put away, you can lEleplione 646-8020 to keep infoimed State samples show little EDB WATERBURY — The chemical producer deposit more into the account. And we’ll even give of all SBM rales and yields. j d R A k MacDermid Inc. will begin working with C.P. you a passbook to keep track of things. You may Chemicals company in the manufacture and sale ^^^■IDggUIU.«WEIWlTA j« ^ ^ NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A state analysis by the Connecticut Department of Consu­ conservative. ieam that the rate has changed somewhat that par­ Saviius Bank o f Maochesttf, of copper etchants used in the electronics ticular week, but SBM promises you that it will of 24 random samples of processed grain mer Protection. In Massachusetts, lood store owners industry, company officials announced. Our free, 40 -page handbook on IRAs is a good 923 M ^ St., Maoebeater, CT 06040. products showed the samples contained 10 The items ranged from Finast Bleached today began removing 18 products contain­ never vary below 9.50%. Anyway, bit by bit, it starting place. We call it the Individual Retire­ Please send me my free IRA handbook. times less than the federal maximum safe White Flour and Ronzoni Spaghetti, which ing unacceptable levels of EDB and state Arthur Lovetere, president of MacDermid Inc., doesn’t t t ^ long at all to sock away the entire tax- ment Answers handbook, because answers it has- Name______had zero parts per billion, to various cake, health officials gave them 30 days to and Norman Feldman, president of C.P. deferred amount that you, as someone with earned including a special worksheet at the back of the levels of ethylene dibromide. Chemicals Inc., announceB the agreement will income, ate entitled to. The object being, of The details ^ the testing were disclosed muffin, cereal and pancake ihixes. Their remove 32 other products. book to help you figure out the best route to take Monday at tne Connecticut Agricultural parts per billion ranged from 0.5 in the case take effect within the next three months. course, that the more you put away now, the better on IRAs. The fact-mled booklet-specially writ­ . Suic __ Zip _ The testing done at the Connecticut Under the agreement, C.P. Chemicals will Experiment Station by its director, Paul E. of Stop & Shop Panckae Mix to 16.3 for Betty Herald photo by Tarqulnlo your financial situation will be, come retirement. ten for SBM by former Connecticut Deputy Tekpbonc______Dtic of Unh _ station was the basis for Gov. William A. make all etchants, or substances such as acids Somethii^ else about our Variable Rate IRA: Banking Commissioner, Kay Bergin - is yours for Waggoner, and the station's chief analyti­ Crocker White Angel Food Cake Mix. Social Secitriiy Numbec______cal chemist, Lester Hankin. Both officials said they expected more O’Neill saying Thursday he wouldn’t order used in etching, for both companies and handle it’s a great vehicle for any rollover from pension the asking at any of SBM’s conveniept locations. grain products off the market that con­ Beethoven what? copper reclaim operations. plans or IRAs you have which may be maturing soon Married^______Spotm woriunf? _ The chemical, known as EDB, is a samples and the testing would continue. tained traces of EDB. MacDermid will provide research and market­ pesticide used mainly to fumigate stored They said they were looking into tobacco Ever wondered how Manchester’s Beethoven Chorus got its grain to rid it of things like weevils and mold plant and water samples from the Connecti­ ing services to Southern California Chemical Co. M*ln St ^ I n 0«k€|; P iro ll PlK« (Drive In), tore Coreim Stio^ng CertM. EM Cnitn SI; HuMotil Rd el McKee SI; Cwnec Bcoed SI ii W. 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Agency, suspended use of the pesticide Waggoner and Hankin said the 24 Waggoner said he was comfortable with Friday and announced the inuxumum safe Berggren and other chorus members sing at a recent samples the station tested were picked up the federal safe levels because they were levels for grain and food. performance at the Fenwood Manor.

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