2« - MANCHESTER riERALD, Mon., Jan. 17, 1983
Lassow urges Winter jogging Win a trip ■•i BUSINESS town-district talk at Highland Park to Hawaii . . . pages 4, 5 Here are Social Security highlights 1 ... page 3 ... page 11
regardless of your total yearly earnings. After your first SDOuse? As it always has been and as it will be, what you can year, your annual earnings become the test. Answer: Your spouse gets 100 percent of your full expect as your post-retirement income will depenej Question: Can other members of your family benefit benefit if he or she is 65 when applying, or your benefits more on your personal savings and wealth-building from your benefits? begin when you reach 65 (or if you never received any .Manchester, Conn. plans than on your Social Security benefits. Social Y o u r Answer: Yes. Your spouse (or divorced spouse if benefits). There’s no reduction in benefits paid to sur Mostly sunny, Security was never meant to be more than a base in M o n e y 's married to you at least 10 years) can collect the viving spouses over 60 who remarry. colcJ Wednesday Tuesday, Jan. 18, 1983 surance against absolute poverty in your retirement maxiinum allowable benefit (which is equal to 50 per Your unmarried children or grandchildren will each years. It may be even less so in the future — but today, W o r t h cent of The amount you’d get if you retired at age 65) IF: get benefit amounts equal to 75 percent of your full — See page 2 Single copy 25(C the system can provide benefits for you and your family 1) Your spouse files an application for benefits; benefit if you should die. in more ways thanjou may realize. Here, in Q-and-A Sylvia Porter 2) your spouse isn’t entitled to benefits in his or her If you leave two dependent parents, both over 62, each form are some higiflights. right equal to 50 percent or more.of your benefits; and can collect 75 percent. If only one is alive and over 62, he UueHtion: Can vou get retirement benefits before 3) your spouse is 65 or over. (or she) gets 82.5 percent. ~ag<65’ Your spouse can get a mother’s/father’s benefit equal Your survivors’ benefits taken together can’t exceed a Anxwer: Yes, Starting at age 62. But at 62, you’ll get maximum dollar amount for each family. older, you can earn up to $6,600 in 1983 without losing to 50 percent of your benefit if he or she is caring for a 80 percent of the amount you would have received at age child. The child must be unmarried, under 16 or disabled IMPORTANT: This is a crucial time to check on your 65; at age 63. you'll get 86.6 percent of youF full benefits; benefits. (If under 65, you can earn up to $4,920 a year.) benefits for now or the future! As Congress tackles You lose $1 of benefits for each $2 you make over $6,600 before age 22. at age 64, you'll get 93.3 percent. tightening the-law, find out what is at stake for you. I ($4,920 if you’re under 65). Each of your unmarried children gets 50 percent if he Battle What few of you realize, Prentice-Hall emphasizes, is (she) is 1) under 18; 2) of any age, if under a disability (Save money as you organize your budget with Sylvia that at these generous levels, most people who begin to Once you reach age 70 (starting in 1983), there’s NO which began before 22; 3) a full-time high school student Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983 — a functional and Retirement age collect at 62 will collect so much before age 65 that it limit on your earnings. You can earn whatever you want informative desk calendar/handbook featuring Porter’s i S W ’' would take 12 years of the higher “full-65" benefits to without losing a cent. under 19. Under certain conditions your grandchild can collect 50 percent if the child’s parents are dead or dis- best budgeting tips and money saving advice. Regularly make up for what they were paid in the years from 62 to NOTE: There is a different earnings test during the $8.95, now just $4.95 to readers of this column. Send $4.95 first year of your retirement, beginning with the month 65. Beriefits to students attending college are padually plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Almanac in plan is you file for Social Security. If you do not earn over the Uui-Hiion: Can you continue to work and still collect care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, monthly exempt amount in any month ($550 if you are being phased out, and will be completely eliminated for benefits? Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal between 65 and 70, $410 if you're under 65), you are paid the months after April 1985. Vnawer: Yes. And as 1 reported in my last column, Press Syndicate.) could become 66 benefits have been liberalized in 1983. If you are 65 or in full for each of the remaining months of the year Question: What happens if you die before your
WASHINGTON (UPI) - tax hikes, a six-month benefits age by one month a year, beginning given Americans born after 1949 would freeze and taxing benefits of upper- in the year 2000, until it reached 66 r/n b r i e f ------have to wait an extra year to retire income pensioners to save $169 in 2015. Americans borh in 1938 under a proposal that probably will billion by 1990. would have to wait an extra month Wholesaling: But those recommendations erase to retire; those bom after 1949 win endorsement of a majority of If U.S.S.R. Manager picked the president’s Social Security com only two-thirds of Social Security’s would wait a full year. mission, well-placed sources say. 75-year cash shortfall. The commis —Raising the early retirement The Savings Bank of Manchester has named Mar- The proposal, which would raise sion agreed to disagree on how age, now 62„ gradually to 63 the invades Gulf the retirement age to 66 and the ear Congress should come up with the same year. Early retirees now tin Lutkiewicz Ip/ manager of its a comeback ly retirement age to 63, will rest of the money. Commission collect 80 percent of the full benefit. Americans could still retire at age WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Savings Bank Life probably win at least seven votes on Chairman Alan Greenspan said he Defense Department envisions a the 15-member commission, and and others would recommend hiking 62, but would get an even lower Insurance depart NEW YORK (UPI) - Wholesaling, “major conflict” between the system can be supported for long by a possibly up to 10, sources said Mon the retirement age. check. ment. considered a dying business not too many single product line. United States and the Soviet Union if A 20-year-veteran day. The retirement age proposal, cir —Raising the retirement age years ago, has staged a tremendous com Norris agreed with this. He said the further after the year 2020 by linking Moscow attempts to seize the Per of the life insurance The proposal would not be part of culated in draft form Monday by sian Gulf oil fields with conventional eback and is growing considerabiy faster Andersen survey of the wholesale in commission staff, would close the it to increases in the average industry. Lutjtiewicz the official report of the National forces. than the Gross Nationai Product, dustry demonstrated that manufacturers^^ Commission on Social Security gap by: lifespan. is charged with It’s an industry of 307,000 firms, 5.4 A secret 136-page Pentagon docu increasingly find market research ,' ' Reform, which recommends payroll —Raising the 65-year retirement —Leaving eligibility unchanged expanding the bank's million workers and its sales are an financial and inventory management and ment considers the region so vital it sales of life in for Medicare at age fS and for dis astrono:nic $1.2 trillion a year, says John actual distribution functions too costly ability benefits. > ' directs preparations for introducing surance. C. David III of Denver, president of the and co:nplex to carry out themselves. U.S. forces into the area even Lutkiewicz resides Congressional leaders promise Distribution Research and Education President Reagan they will push for "should it appear the security of with his wife and two Foundation of the National Association Tills IS particularly true, he. said, access to Persian Gulf oil is children in because the wholesalers also provide the quick approval of the $169 billion of Wholesaler Distributors. Six-month bipartisan Social Security bailout, threatened” and there is no outright Southington. Martin Lutkiewicz retailers with a jot of warehousing, David got his figures from a survey but other key lawmakers say the invasion. conducted for the foundation by the delivery and credit managetnent ser Titled "Fiscal 1984-1988 Defense vices as well as some valueadded package may not get through un- national accounting firm of Arthur scath^. Guidance,” the chilling document Andersen & Co., Chicago. packaging and other process services setting forth policy, strategic plan tha.t the manufacturers otherwise might Reagan telephoned Senate The revitalization of wholesaling has Finance Chairman Bob Dole, R- ning and spending priorities during have to provide. mulled the next five years and reflecting taken place slowly and steadily but it delay Turbine tested Norris said the Andersen survey Kan., and told him “he thought the J probably will be a surprise to persons old -IL’. ’ compromise was a good one ... and Pentagon thinking is accompanied enough to remember the disappearance results indicate wholesaling volume |jr» by a memorandum dated March 22, probably will grow, by 4 per cent a year couldn’t see any strong opposition to WINDSOR LOCKS — The world’s most powerful of so many local and regional it,” a Dole aide said Monday. 1982, signed by Defense Secretary wind turbine was recently accepted by the U.S. wholesaling firms and their corps of and this will be significantly above the Caspar Weinberger. growth of the GNP, he said. bi a conference call to othiBr con Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Reclama "drummers’’ or “Knights of the Grip" in SS benefits gressional leadfstii Riea^n said the It was made available to United tion following the successful completion of testing. who traveled by train (later many made The larger revenue base of wholesale pjaif^^lllWovide a real boost to the Press International by sources The turbine, built for the bureau oy United their rounds in Model T Fords) and sold houses will prompt a number of them to American p ^ l e in these tough familiar with defense issues. Technologies' Hamilton Standard division of Wind to stores big and small. go public, Norris said. There already are times,” White House spokesman The Reagan administration has sor Locks, is located pear Medicine Bow, Wyo. a number of large regional wholesale WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi telling reporters to "wait and se e ... r ill’, RISK of supermarkets and other wait for the great unveiling of the Larry Speakes said. made no secret of its intent to de During the acceptance tests, the turbine houses. Fleming Cos. of Oklahoma City - dent Reagan is considering whether fend Saudi Arabia and other Persian chain merchandising outlets brought a to apply the proposed six-month budget.” Reagan made the conference call produced up to 4.8 megawatts of sustained power. has sales of around $3 billion, for exam to Senate Republican Leader Gulf states — the major suppliers of prolonged shift to direct buying from ple, and is publicly owned. The Andersen delay in Social Security cost-of- Now in full operation, the turbine will generate jobbers and manufacturers that Speakes said Reagan’s attempt to Howard Baker, House Speaker oil to the West and Japan. The ad enough electricity to meet the heeds of over 1,500 survey indicated the number of publicly living benefit increases to other ministration has been molding a decimated the smaller wholesale houses government pension and retirement plug news leaks on the budget is Thomas O’Neill, D-Mass., and Ways homes a year. ^ owned wholesaling firms will grow by 50 working ’’geherally” well, but he and Means Chairman Dan Rapid Deployment Force shaped and the army of drummers. percent and they will increase their programs, aides say. A second wind turbine of similar design but rated . James W. Norris, Arthur Andersen’s admitted some reports on the Rostenkowski, D-Ill.: specifically to carry out that objec share of volume from 37 to 60 percent. A temporary lid on such hikes, Herald photo by Tarquinio at 3 megawatts will soon be turned over to wholesale distribution accounting president’s budget deliberations During the conference call. Baker tive and the document directs its Sydkraft, the largest private utility in Sweden. There will be many acquisitions and they explained, would be another buildup. expert, says the turnaround came about major move to bring down the continue to seep out. told Reagan the plan will generate Operation of these machines is demonstrating the mergers and sales of $20 million a year “a firestorm of controversy; but it Although it is not specified, the because the wholesalers improved their will be about the smallest for a viable UPI photo projected $2(X) billion budget deficit. technological and economic feasibility of productivity dramatically and now give Reagan, meantime, is preparing will pass,” Baker press secretary document appears to go beyond the employing large-scale wind turbines to generate company. Aides said the six-month post Winter recreation administration’s publicly stated both manufacturers and retailers a lot of It’s a new copier ponement of cost-of-living boosts in for the return of Congress in a new Tom Griscom said. electricity. As a result, Hamilton anticipates value added services. TIIK BUSINESS will be invaded by spirit of compromise. He con The House and Senate leadership policy by suggesting U.S. forces, in growing use of the turbines by utility companies benefits may be applied to civil ser a crisis, would enter the gulf without Perhaps a more fundamental cause foreign operators and investors and by Adjustment on one of Xerox Corp.’s new 1075 copler/dupllcators Is per vice, military, ( ^ s t Guard, and gratulated congressional leaders endorsed the proposal, as did While cars slip, and slide on the still Icy roads, a North End resi and wind farm operators, particularly in the was implied in a recent speech by Chair 1990, the survey indicated, 10 percent of Monday for their apeord on Social Reagan, but Rostenkowski, whose dent has the right Idea: carrying alternative transportation invitation. western United States where land and wind formed by a technician Laura Pacek In a quality assurance laboratory government retirement; railroad "Our principal objectives are to man Walter B. Wriston of New York’s all wholesale firms in the United States at the company’s Joseph C. Wilson Center for Technology near retirement; veterans compensation Security changes and urged swift committee begins hearings on along with him. Actually, the man was walking to the Union resources are plentiful. action on Capitol Hill, with hearings assure the continued access to Per huge Citicorp. Wriston said the history of will be foreignowned and will have 15 Rochester, N.Y. All functions of the machine are controlled by a and pensions. Social Security next month, did not Pond area, to go cross-country skiing. to start Feb. 1. publicly support it. sian Gulf-oil-and to prevent the American business, particularly the re percent of .the market or about '$450 network of microprocessors. Under the Social Security bail-out 9 cent history, showed that no marketing million a year. Sovietc^rom acquiring political- plan approved by the bipartisan military control of the oil directly or commission the next cost-of-living through proxies.” it said. increase, due July 1, would be “To achieve these goals, we must delayed for six months. allocate a disproportionately larger Joins staff. Aides said the question of savings Denying utility rate hikes 'short-sighted' Burkamp warns Starter homes investment to'this region, and we in benefit programs — a major part must upgrade our capabilities to HARTFORD — Ernest L. Osborne has joined the <■ of the federal budget—is one of only project forces to, and operate them a handful of decisions that still must staff of the Greater Hartford Chamber of By LeRoy Pope. cheaper now," he said. Bauer told UPI. “Both the utility companies themselves in, the region,” the document said. Commerce as vice president for urban affairs. Even though estimates of future needs have been and the regulatory authorities have worked hard in re be made on the fiscal 1984 budget of consequences "We should also urgently increase UPI Business Writer Osborne, formerly president of Hartford Process scaled down, revival of the nation’s steel mills and the cent years to contain utility costs, and the efforts are Reagan submits to Congress Jan. 31. to come back? and improve the capabilities of Inc., will work to increase dialogue between the continued growth of most other industries depends on Deputy press secretary Larry NEW YORK — If consumers pressure public officials paying off.” By Alex GIrelll friendly indigenous forces. business community and Hartford community into denying electric rate increases now they will reap a steadily expanded electric power supplies. S p ik es said Monday as much as 80 "It is essential the Soviet Union be The companies, he said, have an incentive to reduce Herald City Editor By Alex GIrelll would be constructed is one laid out groups. whirlwind in years to come, says a top industry The electric utilities sometimes are accused of inef costs because, if they don’t, they risk destroying their percent of the budget text has gone confronted with the prospect of a to the printer, and the remainder Herald City Editor by the late E.J. Roll and it has been In a related development, Homer Babbidge, economist. ficient, even extravagant management. Charles ability to raise capital and they need about $275 billion in Kenneth Burkamp, owner of the Manchester Mall, has again on the records since 1916. major conflict should it seek to president of the Hartford Graduate Center, has Dr. Douglas Bauer, senior vice president for finance Rourke, president of SMC Hendrick, a Framingham, fresh capital in this decade. should be wrapped up in a few days. reach oil resources of the Gulf. If Also on Reagan’s desk awaiting an asked the town to negotiate with him over his back taxes and says The old starter houses of the Jar The lots in question lie in the big been named chamber vice chairman for urban af and research at the ^ison Electric Institute, said said Mass., consulting firm that has studied management money is available now with a “few strings attached which I wish vis era, the cape with “four rooms block bounded by Woodland Street, the Soviets perceive this to be a real fairs, He will head a committee of chamber short-term higher rates now will mean relatively lower cost excesses in a number of industries, told UPI nth-hour decision is a proposed con prospect, we believe it will deter tingency tax increase — perhaps a to avoid” If the town wants It. finished down and two unfinished Broad Street, Hilliard Street, and members that will give policy direction to the rates in the future while failure to give the utilities utilities have more excess managerial employees tlian Burkamp requested the negotiations in a letter to Mayor Stephen up,” may make a comeback if the Regent Street. Westerly Street such Soviet action.” operations of Osborne's department. adequate short-term rate boosts could mean disastrous the 13 percent average for manufacturers. surtax on income — that would The administration has allocated trigger in fiscal 1666 if the deficit T. Penny. developers who propose to build would run from Regent Street west •increaseS'in the future. Nevertheless, he said, the utilities are a lot more ef Burkamp would not identify the source of Immediate funds hundreds of millions’of dollars for exceeds a certain level. them can overcome a few more to the rear of Floyd’s Market. It An underfinanced and technologically backward utili ficient in this respect than banks or insurance com except to say the potential lenders were based In Providence, R.I. obstacles. would end in a cul-de-sac. construction of base facilities in ty industry could become an economic house of cards, panies, for example. Aides said the conditional tax hike Egypt, Oman, Kenya and Somalia was as a way for Reagan to fulfill and that the group runs a publishing company. A basic $60,000 bouse, without gar In order to carry out the develop he said. “However,” Rourke said, “utilities have a disincen He said he is still negotiating with local sources as well and age or fireplace, is what Blanchard ment, Blanchard and Rossetto will for support of the Rapid Deploy Failure to face up to the situation now could lead to tive to reduce costs because that reduces the base on AUTO REPAIRS his pledge to not raise taxes next would prefer to deal with them if he can make arrangementa with ment Force. The document direct^ year, while taking action in later and Rrasetto, developers, plan to have to acquire property for the i the very real prospect “that America's electric utilities which regulatory authorities fix the rates they can the town to delay payments. .. build on 34 lots along Westerly roadway from some owners of lots they “be completed in fiscal 1987.” * years that would prevent the deficit may not be able to meet the nation’s power needs in the charge for power.” In the letter, Burkamp says that in a conversation with attorney Road, which will run west off that front on Woodland Street. In In addition, sale of five Airborne Taxes up future." “Naturallv, I disagree with that,’’ Eklison Electric’s from reaching a potential $300 Ban7 Botticello of the town attorney’s office, Botticello told him Warning and Control System — WE SERVICE ALL billion. Regent Street. return they will solve any drainage Such a failure, he said, could profoundly impair or he “Intends to go forward with the foreclosure action rather than That was the kind of house that problem and provide utilities. AWACS — aircraft to Saudi Arabia even destroy the nation’s ability to compete in foreign "Horn* of Mr. Ooodivroncfi' GENERAL MOTOR Reagan has not tipped his band on to negotiate a payment schedule and that he does not care where for $8.5 billion in late 1981 is part of HARTFORD — Eighty thousand Connecticut whether he will adopt a recommen was being constructed in town In the Robert Blanchard appear^ at a companies will experience an increase of $51.5 markets, to provide employment at home or maintain CARS AND TRUCKS the money comes from as long as the town gets the money.” rapid population growth period of meeting of the directors of the the U.S. attempt to enhance the an adequate defense. dation from some key Republican The town has started tax foreclosure on Burkamp’s mall at 811 fighting capabilities of the pro- million in federal unemployment taxes for 1982. • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS lawmakers to freeze total spending. the 1940s. The late Alexander Jarvis Eighth District Monday night to “In short," he said, "the electric industry makes Main St. for the about $40,000 in tax Burkamp owes. Western Gulf states. Connecticut is one of 16 states whose businesses on nondefense, non-entitlement, was one of the principal builders of explain the project while Paul will pay an additional $640 million in federal un other industries go.” CALDWELL OIL, INC. • COMPLETE COLUSION REPAIRS Burkamp’s letter says be has discussed the matter with them, although there were many Rossetto and attorney W. David The guidance document directs Too low a rate of return on equity because the level of “discretionary” programs at the employment tax by Jan. 30. • RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Please turn lo page 10 other builders. forging a “close strategic connec consumer rates doesn’t go up sufficiently means the fiscal 1963 level of about $140 billion. tion” between NATO forces in This action is being .taken because the 16 state • AUTO PAINTINO On all such questions, Speakes is The tract oiKwhicta the bouses IMeuHr turn lo page 10 governments in which 1.37 million businesses are utilities are looked on as poor investments in Wall Greece and Turkey with the Persian located are more than two years overdue in paying Street, he said. Even though they are the largest 1 G.O.D. !• CHARQE WITH MASTER CHARQE Gulf region “by providing forces back some of the federal loans they have had to" borrowers in the country next to the government, this • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERI ICE that can be used” in the defense of take out in the past to meet their unemployment forces them to pay extremely high interest rates for Inside TOOSU indicating a strategy ih which benefit obligations. money and that in turn will force future consumer Child abuse target of proposed bill " Americans could be withdrawn The Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA) rate is power rates up even more. ^ 649-8841 from southern Europe to fight in 3.4 percent of the first $6,000 earned by any worker Bauer said, utilities, on the average, were getting a 20 pages. 2 sections Southwest Asia. return of 13.4 percent on common equity in the first half n orders the Air Force to “rapidly during a calendar year. Normally a company is CARTER applications. be used to ensure that position will allowed a 2.7 percent credit against this tax of 1982 although state laws allowed them an average of ffip n o v e o By Paul Handrie “ My reading of it leads me to sup ...... develop” the capability to deploy Zinsser’s bill would turn the funds port it entirely,” said Digan. “The remain funded, if DCYS ever cut the resulting in a actual tax paid rate of 0.7 percent or a 15.9 percent. He said the number of utilities that carry Herald Reporter lifeline, and might even be used to Area towns ...... ^ additional tactical fighter squadrons good bond ratings has shrunk by two-thirds and some are ROBERT U. SMITHs inc. directly over to municipalities for thing I liked about the propo^ that ...... to Turkey and to build hardened maximum annual tax- of $42 per worker. However, A bill to create a special fund to use In local programs for abused Carl is making is that the money expand the program, Digan Classified...... 18-19 ^ ^ g for 1982, Connecticut companies will have their tax rated so low certain financial institutions cannot legally suggested. purchase their bonds. help abused children was filed last children. Instead of giving the would be earmarked for the local C om ics...... 8 credit (2.7 percent) cut by 0.7 percent. He also pointed to another He said the precarious financial position of the com MSURANSMTHS SINCE week by state Sen. Carl A. ZlnsSer, money to the state Department of levels.’’ This means for example, that a Connecticut com program at Manchester Memorial ...... 1^® document, a key component panies is making it impossible for them to convert from R-Manchester, and is already Children AmTYbuto Services or to pany which has already paid the basic annual tax of 1914 1229 MAIN 8T. DIGAN SAID several programs Hospital designed to counsel parents ...... of the administration’s strategy for oil to cheaper fuels or to modernize their plants. AUTO REPAIR gaining enthusiastic support from the state genera) ra $42 per worker will have to pay another $42 per in Manchester to combat child who have beaten their children ’ ' ...... g countering the SovieU, spells out He told United Press International the average age of MANCHESTER local youth advocates. That part of tlie )>ropoaal won worker by Jan. 30. There are an estimated $80,000 The legislation would establish a abuse might benefit from the extra ”TIi? benefit is that it might give D ' 'll...... 9 use of non-nuclear forces worldwide first line power plants in the United States was about 10 TEL. 046-0404 special praise froi^Robert J. ^eopietaiK...... z jq.combat perceived Soviet aggret- Connecticut employers who will have to make these money. For example, there Is the us some more funds — and I don’t years for three decades but, the way things are going dedicated fund — to be used solely Digan, the coordlnnor of the extra payments, which will toUl about $51.5 mean big bucks, maybe $10,000. to tP? ...... Sion and directs the buildup ol U.S now, plants producing some 89,000 megawatts of power 649-5241 for programs for abused children — Manchester Youth Services Center, Child Advocacy Team, which million. OMOUAUTY employs just one paid advocate, $15,000 — for propams like that,” r " ...... 9 forces over the next five years to will be 40 years old by the end of the century and still in by adding a small fee to the current who said he and his staff have w eain er...... -ILJJ...... ^ assure there is military muscle to The total amount of outstanding loans currently 65 E. Cantor SIrant SERIOCf M im charges Tor marriage licenses, birth evaluated the bill and like what they funded by the state DCYS. use. Of course, most plants do have a much longer Manchaalari C l. I'leuHr turn lo pane 10 SXXXXWXC-X’W^X X X X X X X X enforce that policy owed by Connecticut is abou^271 million. useful life than 10 years. ODinua MOToas Hurrs uvisoN •certificates and divorce saw. Money fronr Zinsser’s bill might ■ V ”Th*s is too big a price to pay for getting nower a little MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 18, 1983 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan. 18, 1983
MAtOlAL WEATHEM KfIVBC POMiOAtT M 7 AM 1ST 'Call us. We're ready' 3000 J news Briefing ^ ^ n . T 7 ToWn-district dialogue urged Southwest • A l i y Spending freeze m rwmms due for snow ilR' support grows By Paul H^ndrle By United Press International Herald Reporter WASHINGTON (U P l) - A proposal to • MIAMI freeze domestic spending in the 1984 An Arctic freeze across the Northeast — u«— Eighth Utilities District President. budget gatl^ered momentum on Capitol and Great Lakes region today hindered Gordon B. Lassow Monday night HBI kam I«* «*ili— Hill with support from key Senate efforts to dig out from 2-foot-deep snow called for a new dialogue between f ^ M — IM’^ .tSi Budget C om m ittee Republicans and falls and a storm from the Pacific the town and the district, in an ap Back from hospital u n wcMHfii rotocAd */ cautious words from an aide to the threatened the Southwest with snow. At parent overture toward conciliation. Democratic House speaker. least 16 deaths were blamed on the latest Lassow’s comments were An aide to House Speaker Thomas P, round of winter storms. prompted by the recent argument O'Neill, D-Mass., said O’Neill would Up to a foot of snow blanketed 5^ between the district and the town to warm applause ■ study a possible freeze for the budget in northwest Indiana Monday as heavy over the dispatching of emergency the fiscal year that begins in October, squalls snarled Chicago’s lakefront in a Weather \ t ; teams. Town police, who serve as noting it would represent an improve storm triggered ovqr Lake Michigan. the central dispatchers for ’ r ' had to elect a new president, but I ment over Reagan's earlier proposals The snow fell in a mile-wide band that Manchester, have charged that dis Everybody was glad to see Gordon fooled you. I just thank all of you for for cuts. churned up the shoreline from Indiana to r ^ ■ . j ; ' - ‘ - trict firefighters violated 911 B. Lassow back in his accustom ^ all the consideration. You find out GOP Sens. Pete Domenici and Charles the northern subuths. protocol by showing up at emergen role Monday night, wielding the who your friends are when you’re in Grassley of Iowa, Dan Quayle of Indiana Indiana state police said up to 10 in - /' , cy scenes without being dispatched gavel at the Eighth Utilities District trouble and I was in trouble there and several other Republicans on the ches of snow hit northern Lake County Today’s forecast I by police. Board of Directors meeting. Se.iate Budget Committee endorsed or and around 12 inches coated Valparaiso. .f4 ^ for a while.” Lassow did not absolve the dis Lassow had a near brush with hinted they may endorse ,a one-year A storm system developing over the Today partly sunny windy and cold. Highs near 20. I trict from guilt in this and other dis (death last month, when he suffered freeze., Sierra Nevada range prompted winter Winds northwest 15 to 25 mph. Tonight partly cloudy and 1 Lassow is president of Ellsworth putes with the town. But he said the a heart attack. But the large and jo l Domenici said he may seek a “ com storm watches th r o ^ Wednesday from cold. Lows 5 to 15. Northwest winds 10 to 15 m|di. 1 and Lassow Inc., a fuel oil and gas only way to settle these differences ly district president survived and he posite freeze” in major categories. That the mountains of northern California Wednesday mostly sunny windy and continued cold. 1 oline'company.' is through discussion. seemed glad to be back at home would not be an across-the-board cut but north to the Sierras. Snow and rain Highs arotuid 20. Northwest winds’ IS to 25 mph. 1 ' ' *’* j “ I still think, somehow, that we Monday in the Eighth District one in which totai spenc^ng was kept at spread from eastern Nevada to southeast ought to go after them and talk,” Firehouse. His return was greeted with the same level. Idaho. Extended outlook I said Lassow. “ Somebody has got to applause from fellow Eighth initiate it. We’ve got to talk, GORDON B. LASSOW “ Sorry I missed the Christmas District directors and observers at Herald photo by Plese Extended outlook for New England Thursday through because if we don’t talk, nothing is . . Eighth District president party,” said Lassow. “ You almost the meeting. Prayer move Saturday: going to get done. Everybody has a Dioxin problem Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair right to get angry and moan and In Congress? weather through the period. A slow warming trend with I think I need a snowblower scream and fight for what you effects grow ■ UPI photo highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s Thursday reaching the believe in, but you’ve got to be able WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme mid 30s to low 40s Saturday. Lows S to 15 T h u r^ y Melissa Pelletier, 2, of 22 Church St., had a bit of trouble to talk. doesn't smell right. It’s wrong, supposed suspended last year by mittee composed of citizens, rather TIMES BEACH, Mo. (UPI> - Court’s refusal to hear a Lubbock, Texas moderating to the 20s to low 30s Saturday. handling the snow shovel after the storm on Sunday. “ Now I ’m calling on the town. whether it’s us or the town or the Deputy Mayor Barbara B. than officials, of the two jurisdic Residents must contend with the psy Today in history ^hool prayer case may give new im Vermont: Fair. Very cold at first but warmer Satur Call us. We’re rea^. We’ll be there police or the town fire department. Weinberg, in response to an attempt tions. chological fears of their town’s “ dioxin petus to a senator’s proposal that would day. Highs Thursday and Friday in the teens and 20s. with bells on. I ’ll e v ^ ^ e a r a tuxedo by some Bryan Farms neighborhood disaster " and a state official says there On Jan. 18.1966 Indira Gandhi, daughter of the late nationalist leader . allow Bible studies and prayer in Highs Saturday in the 30s. Lows near zero Thursday and — if I can find one big^nough. Let’s “ In this town w e’ve^just got to residents to petition their way into may be as many as 100 sites in ^ ssou ri classrooms after school. Jawaharlal Nehru, was named prime minister of India following her 5 to 15 thereafter. be positive.” stop being so damn negative about the Eighth District. LASSO W AD M IT TE D the dis contaminated with the toxic material. The justices Monday rejected an election as leader of the ruling Congress Parliamentary Party In op Maine, New Hampshire: Fair through the period. Teacher cutbacks this Eighth District-town business trict’s volunteer fire department rhe New York Times today reported appeal by the Lubbock school system LASSOW SAID town-district Highs in the teens north and 20s south warming into the and get on the stick and have a 911 The meetings were never was not guiltless in the question of 43 pounds of a 55-pound load of dioxin position to Morarjl Desal. She is being congratulated here by Desai. from a ruling striking down its "equal disputes should not threaten the ef 20s and low 30s Saturday. Lows zero to 10 below north system that works. I know, myself, resumed, despite contentions by dis improper 911 dispatching, but he taken from a chemical plant were unac Nehru was the first minister of Independent India. access” policy that allowed voluntary ficiency of the 911 emergency / and zero to 10 above south wanning into the single when I want to help I want it and I trict officials that they had nothing said the problems have been dealt counted for and may have been scattered student religious groups the same right system. , numbers and teens Saturday morning. don't care who it is. I just want it. to do with the petition drive. with. across the state and in Illinois. to use classrooms as non-religious are mapped out “ I don’t want to say we initiated it The town agrees. I ’m sure, and I ’m Fifty-five sites in Missouri originally Rapist doctor Woman’s death organizations. or they initiated it — it’s for the sure (town F ire) Chief Rovosa and Since then, former Republican “ If there’s a mistake, OK,” said were cited for dioxin contamination but “ The Lubbock case settles the law in people,” said Lassow of 911 service. his professional firefighters agree.” state Rep. Walter H. Joyner, who Lassow. “ A couple of weeks ago the Times said federal Environmental ‘fed up’ with U.S. called homicide the 5th Circuit,” said Tom Johnson, who Buckland is projected to lose one “ We just want it to be the best it can By Raymond T. DeMeo attended the Eighth District Board there was a mistake and we handled Protection Agency had listed 83^ Fred A. represented the Lubbock Independent National forecast fourth grade class as a result of a be. W e’re willing to talk about that Herald Reporter of Directors meeting Monday night, it in house very well. We don’t want Lafser. director of the State Department BOSTON (U PI) — One of three doctors BRISTOL (U PI) — State prosecutors School District in the prayer case, in an teacher cut. Verplanck is also slated too. Sometimes when I hear people Meetings of a liaison committee convicted of raping a nurse was expected are treating the death of Donna Chauvin By United Press International of town and district directors were has proDosed a new liaison com to wash our dirty linen in public.” of Natural Resources, estimated the interview in Texas. “The board will a iy k Pest Hi Lo Pep Bowers elementary school would to lose a fourth grade class. The ad complaining too much, it just to leave for his native New Zealand ak Los Angel number at 100. as a homicide and may upgrade first- follow the law.” Albuquerque pc 41 32 . « LouisvHk lose 2.5 of its regular teaching ministration is proposing cutting a early as today after finishing his six- degree assault charges against her hus Anchorage cy 23 22 .... Memphis c Times Beach has been the focus of Monte Hasie', president of the school Asheville pc « 22 .... positions under a staff-cutting plan fifth grade class each at Keeney and month prison sentence and withdrawing band. Miami Beach c Missouri's dioxin controversy since board, said in Lubbock that parents and a Atlanta c 92 22 .... Bfllwaukeec tentatively proposed by the school Washington schools. record flooding in December spread his application for U.S. citizenship. Mrs. Chauvin, 33, ruled brain dead by majority of people in the community Billings c 30 SI .... ‘ Minneapolis c administration. ' Deakin said the administration Salary accounts scrutinized as board Dr. Eugene Sherry, 29, told an Im doctors last week, died Monday of a Birmmgham pc 53 22 .... Nashville pc dioxin that had been used on roads to were disappoint^ in the court’s d e c i-' Boston pc 20 IB .... The same plan calls for cutting was “ very reluctant to cut Bowers migration and Naturalization Service heart failure in Bristol Hospital. She had New Or lens cy keep down dust. Sion. BrownsvtlTx. r a SO B6 NewYoitG one teacher each at Buckley, because (it) got the bulk of the Karl Wilson, a psychologist and direc judge at a deportation hearing Monday been in a coma since Dec. 22 when her Buffalos IB OB .... OklabomCtyr “ I don’t think there is any more we can Charistn S.C. c 54 33 .... Keeney, Verplanck and Washington Bentley kids.” tor of Four-County Mental Health Ser that he was “ fed up” with the United husband John, 39, allegedly tried to Omaha pc The administration closed Bentley do,” Hasie said. CharlottN.C.c 47 23 .... Philadeqihia c schools. takes a closer look at school budget vices in St. Charles, said some townspeo States and did not want to become an choke her. Aides to Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., Chicago pc 24 03 .... Phoculic AH of the projected cuts are elementary school last year and American citizen. Mrs. Chauvin, was pronounced dead Geveland s 23 13 M ple believe the dioxin threat is real, said he also was “ disappointed and Columbus c 26 07 .01 expected to be offset by pupil enroll redistricted its form er pupils. tation tor the trips has increased. Acting at Sherry's request, Suffolk 1:05 p.m. when her heart stopped and increases next year than those in superintendent for curriculum and while others discount the danger. saddened” by the court’s action. DalUsr SB 46 .... ment drops, Wilson E. Deakin Jr., “ The worst you can do when you By Raymond T. DeMeo “ 1 think field trips are a good Superior Court Judge Walter E. Steele resuscitation efforts failed. Her family Denver cy 32 10 .... language arts, mathematics, and instruction, that cuts in federal fun Providence pc assistant superintendent for ad cut schools isto.,^ shift kids into Herald Reporter thing," said board member Richard recommended Friday in a letter to the had sought a court order Monday to force Des Moines c 25 OB .... Rkhmoodc science. ding might force the school system Detroit pc 22 07 . . . 8t. Louise ministration and personnel, told crowded classrooms,” Deakin said. to cut the number of its reading W. Dyer. “ But picking up on Frank INS that the doctor not be deported. the hospital to shut o ff the equipment E)uluthc 08 -23 .... School board members and PTA Superintendent James P. Kennedy Sait Lake Ctyfy Board of Eklucatlon members at a “ The parents remind you of it.” (Maffe’s) comment, if there's a 20 Bottle law But at Monday's hearing, the form er keeping her alive. Reagan son El Paso pc 54 46 23 San Antonio r representatives asked tough explained that staffing cuts at the specialists. Hartford pc 26 10 .... budget workshop Monday. “ I would hope that a program con percent inerpase, I want to know anesthesiologist at Brigham and San Diego pc But Kennedy said today that the questions of the school administra elementary school level show up in Honolulu c B 61 .. . SanFrancaKr In his 1983-84 budget, Superinten where it’s coming from . . . not in hailed, blasted Women's Hospital in Boston said he had quits ballet Indianapolis pc SB 12 .... projected staff cuts won’t mean tion at a budget workshop Monday. language arts, math, and science, traction, if it’s necessary, would SanJnpnpc dent James P. Kennedy proposes dollars, but in classroom tim e.” changed his mind and withdrew his Jacksn Mss. cy Seattle larger classes. "We anticipate Most of the questions focused on but aren’t reflected in other areas, Come out of some other program Nesting eagles JadiaonviUe c cutting 9.5 teaching positions, 6.5 at BOSTON (U PI) — Environmentalists application for citizenship. NEW YORK (U PI) — Ronald Prescott maintaining class sizes at ap salaries. like home economics, which isn’t than reading, Nkab said. Finishing its purview of the KanaasCltyc the elementary and three at the high i jubilantly hailed the first day of the Reagan, who is leaving the Jeffrey L u V gasc . proximately the same level Uiey’are Rich Jensen, chairman of the offered in the elemenUry schools. Kennedy responded by dis regular instruction portion of the spotted in state school level. The pattern of student state's bottle law as a victory for con Ballet to persue other Interests, has the Littk Hock cy at now,” he said. P T A ’s budget committee, wanted to tributing a chart that shows budget,,Jh« board moved on to con enrollments in high school elective AT LEAST one big projected sumers, but grumbling retailers labeled HARTFORD (UPI) - Bird watchers backing of his parents. know why salaries for industrial Manchester, has one of the highest sider nWclassroom expenditures, Way cleared courses will determine, in part, T H E A D M IN IS T R A T IO N bases salary increase in the budget turned bottles and rearranged storage areas believe a pair of bald eagles are nesting * “ W e’re behind him in whatever career arts teachers are projected to in numbers of reading specialists per including athletics and student ac which positions w ill be cut at the its by-grade enrollments for next out to be a mistake. ' amid “ mass confusion.” in a remote area of northwestern change he chooses to make,’’ the presi crease' 14 percent next year, when pupil among 10 suburban towns in tivities. for waste plant high school. year on the number of students Salaries for foreign language Questions from supermarket and Connecticut — the first such nesting in dent and his w ife said Monday in a joint the administration has budgeted one Greater Hartford. Kennedy attributed a $3,000 in At the budget meeting, Deakin moving in from the previous grade, teachers were projected to increase liquor store managers poured into state WORCESTER, Mass. ( U P I ) - A judge the state in 40 years. statement from the White House. less teacher. crease in one category of the distributed charts showing enroll accounting for variables such as from $187,224 to $233,419, a 25 per B O A R D M EM BERS questioned environmental officials charged with im has cleared the way for a California David Rosgen, coordinator of the The younger Reagan discussed his Lottery Business manager Raymond E. the administration on the cost of athletics budget to increased ment levels by grade at the town’s parochial stihool transfers and cent increase. But Kennedy said at plementing the statute, and spokesmen company to build a 1100 million hazar National Audubon Society’s 'Breeding plans with his parents during the Christ transportation and officials' fees, 10 elementary schools. He pointed “ retention” of students in the same Demers accounted for the increase the start of the meeting that the social studies field trips, projected predicted it would take two months dous waste treatment plant in the town Bird Atlas Project, said the eagles, an mas holidays when his mother visited coupled with a decline in revenue out where enrollment declines are grade for a second year. in part by explaining that an in figure projected for 1983-84 is in to increase about 19 percent to $4,- before sellers and buyers become used to of Warren, despite strong opposition endangered species, were spotted in the New York and subsequently by generated from gate receipts at expected next year. dustrial arts teacher died this year correct — it should be $213,419, not 980 next year. the new arrangement. from townspeople. same seclud^ area several times last telephone, said first lady Nancy The most unpredictable grade is home games. Numbers drawn in New 0930. No staffing cuts are slated for and was replaced by a new teacher $233,419. That brings the projected “ We have well-traveled kids but Gov. Michael S. Dukakis marked the Worcester Superior Court Judge summer. Reagan’s spokeswoman, Sheila Tate. the first, where some students enter England Monday: Rhode Island daily; 1210. Highland Park School, where there who commanded a higher salary increase to about 14 percent. not well-educated kids,” said board The next budget workshop is occasion Monday by purchasing his first William C. O’Neil Jr, ruled in favor of IT “ We know beyond a shadow of a doubt In an Interview with The Washington the public school system for first Connecticut daily: 878. Vermont daily: TW. are now 14 classes for 294 pupils, than his predecessor. Geoffrey Naab, a member of the member Francis Maffe Jr. scheduled at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at returnable beverage container, a single Corp. of Wilmington, Calif., and against that there’s a pair, male and female, and Post, Reagan, 24, said: "What it comes tim e and where the most “ reten Maine daily: 810. Massachusetts daily; and which the administration has Board member Dr. H. John ^ town’s Human Relations Commis- Demers explained that although 45 N. School St, Special education, can of Coca Cola at a grocery store near the town in a civil decision filed Monday. that they are inhabiting an area down to is just a question o f personal tion” occurs. Because of these fac targeted for closing in June of 1984. Malone wondered why salaries for ' Sion and a school budget analyst, the social studies department isn’t gifted instruction, and out-of- the Statehouse. The IT plant would be the first of its throughout the summer ... the nesting happiness — hoWdo you live your life so New Hampshire daily: 4293. tors, it’s dangerous to base first Martin, Nathan Hale, Robertson and vocational education and home reacted to a statement by Dr. J. scheduling more field trips next district tuition are among the items “There it is, simple and easy,” kind in New England. It would season," Rosgen said Monday. that you’ll be a happy man? I discovered grade enrollment projections on the Waddell school staffing is also economics are projected for larger Gerald Fitzgibbon, assistant year, the cost of providing transpor slated for discussion. Dukakis said after paying 45 cents for naturalize, incinerate and recycle 350,000 “ It’s very significant. There’s a good that (ballet) -wasn’t going to be” the number of students in the previous projected to remain at this year’s the drink and the 5-cent deposit now to 500,000 tons of hazardous waste an chance this is the first one (bald eagles way. year’s kindergarten classes. “ First required for containers under 32 ounces. nually. The plans call for a small amount nesting) in about 40 years,” he said. “ So I ’m going to pursue other in levels. grade numbers have a tendency to 'The deposit is 10 cents for containers of the hazardous substances to be buried Bald eagles have b ^ n known to spend terests,” Almanac A T BO W ERS School, there are . swell on us,” Deakin said. 32 ounces or larger. Customers get back in special containment. part of the winter in remote areas of the .The Post, quoting “ reliable industry now 20 classes for 395 students, Deakin’s report to the board says Zoning panel approves Bennet plan their deposits in the form of cash or a The town had brought the suit ih state and in the lowqr Connecticut R iver sources,” said that Reagan is giving excluding those in special education. there may be possible future cuts of credit slip when they retui^ the con January 1982 in an qffort to block the Valley, but they haVe not nested in the serious thought to becoming a writer, The administration plan is to cut one a Grade 1 class at Bowers, a Grade 4 plantings of grass and shrubs to Cost of the work under the plans design drawings ready by March 15 tainers. plant. state in years. specializing in nonfiction articles. kindergarten class (a half-time class at Keeney, and a Unit C Plans to convert the Main Today is Tuesday, Jan. 18, the 16th day of 1963 with 347 stabilize the bank, which threatens would run from $1(W,000 for the most and foresees completion, except for to follow. position), a fifth grade class, and a (Grades 5-6 combined) at Nathan Building of Bennet Junior High to pollute the brook. expensive to about $13,000 for the the shrubs, by mid-August. n e moon is moving toward its first quarUli’. sixth grade class. , Hale School. School to housing for the elderly The plan was one of six worked least expensive one, a plan Bay The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter j were found by the Planning and Bay State said the plan meets five liter Saturn. 1 out by Bay State Environmental State representatives said would not The evening stars are Venus and Mars. ^ Zoning Commission Monday night to objectives it sought. be in conformance with zoning Consultants Inc., a firm hired by the carry out all the objectives. Peopletalk Those bom on this date are under the sign of late EHmer Thrall to do the work in If Bay State gets approval for its Progress on the work was set back Capricorn. regulations and with the the town’s comprehensive plan. response to PZC requirements. preferred plan, it hopes to have somewhat by Thrall’s death Dec. 12. American orator and statesman Daniel Webster was during its first, unsuccessful season — something Hay to be honored The PZC will send a written bom Jan. 16,1782. Actors Cary Grant and Danny Kaye networks are loath to do. report to that effect to the town’s Dream come true also w ere bom on this date — Grant in 1904 and K aye in “ Nowadays,” he said, “ they cancel shows faster R^evelopment Agency. 1913. Barbara Bradford sold her first short story to an. Members of the commission Fire Calls than the post office cancels stamps ... Most shows On this date in history; English magazine when she was 12. Thirty-three that have anything fresh take time to develop.” agreed that they had already made CBTHas In 1943, Moscow announced the 16-month Nazi siege of at governor's home years later her first novel, “ A Woman of the decision in two previous actions Leningrad, Russia, had been lifted. Substance. ’ sold 6 million copies. and saw nothing new in the project In 1966, Indira Gandhi, daughter of the late Indian Manchester Now she has written her second book, “ Voice Of LeRoy E. Hay of Vernon, chair his wife Nikki, herself a former now. Prime Minister Nehm, was named new prime minister Peace Of Nind... The Heart,” to be published in March. It is a main man of\toe English Department at school teacher from East Hampton, The commission granted a special Monday, 1:11 p.m. — Quote of the day of India. selection of the Literary Guild and Doubleday Book Manchester” High School and will present Hay with the state exception last June to use the Titanium fire, 3 Mitchell In 1968, the United States and Russia agreed on a draft Club. Connecticut’s teacher of the year award. Citations will also be building for housing for the elderly. Drive. (Town) "■ Gobbling ghosts and zapping alien invaders may of a nuclear non-proliferation treaty. “ It really, is a dream come true,” she said in an be good for kids. for 1983, Will be honored Wednesday awarded to three runners-up from In September it also decided the Monday, 1:22 p.m. — In 1982, four members of the U.S. Air Force precision interview. "I think I must be very careful and quiet at a ceremony from 5 to 7 p.m. at Enfield, Bethel and Granby public proposal fit in with the plan of Titanium fire, 3 Mitchell At 25% Off! At least playing video games is not a passive ac flying team, the Thunderbirds, were killed in a and not let the gods be angry with m e.’-' the governor’s mansion in Hartford. schools. development. Drive. (District assisting tivity like watching television, which American simultaneous crash during practice in Nevada. Rent a safe deposit box at our English-born Mrs. Bradford, a newspaperwoman, children do an average of 26 hours a week, says Dr. A committee appointed by the town) married an American, settled in New York in 1963, state Department of Education Among those invited to the recep THE NEWEST action is one Monday, 3:55 p.m. — Manchester Main Office* now, and save. Bill Hettler, director of health services at the A thought for the day: Daniel Webster said, "When and wrote a syndicated column. University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point. named Hay teacher of the year this tion are Mayor Stephen T. Penny, required by the general statutes in Public ^rvice, Maurice tillage begins, other arts follow. The' fanners therefore and Leonard Seader, chairman of " I began, but never finished, five^ o vels,” she Hettler said: “ I have seen pilots and navigators fall, choosing him over 27 other redevelopments. Wednesday night Street. (Town) stop worrying about the safety of are the founders of human civilization.” the Manchester Board of Educa Monday, 4:14 'p.m . — said. climb out o f their planes at air terminals and head local nominees. Hay is also one of the Board of Commissioners of the your valuables and important tion; representatives of the state Smoke detector, 58 Pascal “ In 1975 when I was about 421 began ‘A Woman of straight for the airport arcade. It’s my theory they four finslIsU in the national teacher Manchester Housing Authority will Department of Education and papers. Protect them in a safe de Substance.' it took me three years.” can work o ff their frustrations and tensions by zap of the year competition, along with be asked to take similar action. Lane. (Town) statewide educational posit box at CBT. Right now, for She added. “ The first novel I finished became a ping aliens.and asteroids. It works the same way representatives from Delaware, Basically the authority will decide Monday, 6:08 p.m. — organizations; and the families of as long as they last, we ll rent you best seller — sometimes I ckn’t believe it happened Another milestone with kids — they can get rid of their desW dive Iowa and Oklahoma. whether the project fits a housing Medical call, 11 Welcome to me.” iHamhwtrr HrraUl Governor William A. O’Neill and Hay and the three runners-up. need. Place. (Town) one — or more — at 25% off for Comedian George Burns stands before a feelings in a constructive way.” The written reports to the Monday, 10:06 p.m. — the first year. Just com e on in to double cake shaped like the number 60 at Richard M. Diamond, Publlshar Redevelopment Agency must be Medical call, 138 McKee our Manchester Main Office, and Chasens Restaurant In Los Angeles Monday Thomas J. Mooper, General Manaper St. (Town) Trustees back funding completed soon because the agency treat yourself to a little peace of celebrating the start of his 80th year In show w ill hold a public hearing Monday on Tuesday, 3:11 a.m. — USPS 327-500 VOL. Oil. No. 91 mind — at a saving. business. Glimpses the Bennet project Medical caU, 19 Knox St. Reynolds not sharing The requirements for approval (Town) Former Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig PuUlitiMd daSy •xoapl Sunday Suggaatad carrlar ralua ara Tuesday, 4:50 a.m. — H ou rs: The story that Burt Reynolds wants fans to make and carlalii hoUdaya by Iha for MCC renovations were explained to the PZC Monday months in jail.” Jr., will be keynote speaker at the Anti-Defamation 31.20 waakly, 66.12 lor ona Manchaatar PuMiaMno Co., 16 night by Kevin O’Brien, town at Smoke alarm, 50 Pascal long-distance calls on his credit card is a hoax. League of B’nai B’rith dinner honoring New Jersey month, 31S.36 for thiaa months, Monday - Wednesday, 9:00-3:00 Bralnard Placa, Manchaatar, torney. Lane. (Town) The rumor surfaced a few years ago that .3^.70 lor six months and 361.40 Thursday - 9:00-3:00, 6:00-8:00 Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg ... Conn. OS040. Saoond claaa rrA ona yaar. Mall rslaa ara HARTFORD - The Board of classroom, office and laboratory Tuesday,. 9:13 a.m. — Reynolds won a big lawsuit and would share it with Alda looks back ASCAAP President Hal David will present an poataga paid at Manchaatar, avaNabla on raquaat Trustees of Regional Commuiiity ■pace, when the college’s perma A P L A N to stop erosion on a bank Medical call, IS Oval Lane. • his fans by letting them use his credit card to place Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- award to Eubie Blake at Blake’s televised 100th Colleges approved unanimously nent campua is built, Herbert at Glen Road above Birch Mountain (Town) ■OBer goo d a t n a n c h m e r Main CMItet only, and o n ly uihlle supply lasts. A pplies lo new leases long-distance calls until the money ran out. Alan Alda said 20th Century-Fox had little faith in dreaa changaa to tha Manehaaiar To plaos a olaaamad or diaplay birthday celebration at the Kennedy Clenter in narald, P.O. Box B91, Monday Manchester Community Bandes, the college’s dean of ad Brook was presented to the Plan only — not rencM ls or present leases. “ I have no idea how the rumor started,” ■dyarttsamani, or to-raport a “ M-A-S-H” when the series first went into produc Washington, D.C. ... Manohaalar, (^ n . 06040. tows Ham, story or ploturs Idsa, College’s request for advance ministrative affairs, said today. ning and Zoning Commission Mon Reynolds said recently, “ but I ’d like to clear the air tion 11 years ago. Actress, author and director Vinnette Carroll will call 6432711. Olfloa hpurs ara money to start planning a renova day night for Us consideration. Air quality report once and for all — there just isn’t any truth to it.” "They gave us one of the smallest sets on the To aubaortba, o r to raport a .6:30 a.m. lo 6 p.m. Monday make a series of guest appearances on the (?BS soap tion of its existing campus. MCC has been boused In tem The plan, which would cost more Harold N. Peacock, security chief for Michigan lot,” he said in an interivew in McCall’s. "They laSvary proMam, oaS 647-6946. through Frtday. HARTFORD (UPI) - opera, “ As the World Turns,” beginning Jan. 27 ... H O o t houra ara 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 H ie first 136,000 of the $1.5 million porary buildings on Bidwell Street than $20,000 to carry out, calls for Bell Telephone, whose customers paid $7 million expected us to fail ... Beverly Sills has been elected to the board of - ii,m. Monday through Frtday and T)w MiiMtwi HsraM I t a In funds dedicated to the renovation and Hartford Road aince its foun building a riprap berm at midslope The state Department of for long-distance fraud last year, said, “ Thd use of CONNECTCUT-se They gave the big studio to what they thought was Warner Communications ... ' to 10 a.m. Saturday. DaOyary •u litc rttM r to IH (Had P raia Intor- will be used to hire an architect. He' ding 19 years ago. Its permanent to ^vert water horizontally across Environmental Protection a phony Burt Reynolds credit-card number may going to be the smash hit of the season, ‘Anna and Leslie C a'i^ is in England rehearsing a new show ahould ba mada by S p.m. Mon nxUonxI tw w * l wvload and la a wlU plan renovations to the present the slope. forecast good air quality 893 Main St., Manchester. 06040 day through Friday and by 7:30 man) bur o f ttw . campus, now under construction, is seem innocent, but it is really fraud. It’s against the (he King.’ That show lasted three months.” called “ The Rehearsal,” to open tomorrow at the AudK Buraau ol administration building and library, It also calls for riprap at the bot levels across the state for 646-029S a.m. Saturday. . CtreulaHons. ■chediiM to open in the summer of laqr and it ’s punishable by a fSOO fine and six Alda gives CBS credit for sticking with the show Yvonne Amaud Theater in Guilford. which will be converted to 1984. tom of the slope-t^eupport it and for today.
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'■V tion this month nearly five years expanding the program to allow Washington HARTFORD (UPI) - Two law after it was adopted, is headed service stations to do the tests, makers have filed legislation to Merry-Qo-Round back to the Legislature today for requiring tests every other year Coventry durhp may be dent Reagan, assuming he runs allow casino gambling in hotel com- mightily from its late start, the start of renewed debate. and broadening the tests to in and wins a second term. Beyond , plexes in or around the state’s two clude safety inspections, she WASHINGTON - Because forced on him by his Senate The Legislature’s Transporta any debt Reagan may owe Baker largest cities, claiming the state politicians are generally seen as tion Committee will discuss said. obligations,. At a meeting with for his strong Senate support, could reap millions of dollars in men of all-encompassing ambi 4 Jack Qermond plans to have state officials brief Opponents of the program, contaminating nearby wells reporters here just last month, this old associate says, the presi added revenue. designed to help clean up the tion, it is always hard to accept its members on various aspects he said: "Do you have to be un Rep. Abraham Giles, D-Hartford, dent can find Baker of in of the program before law state’s air, claim it is un when one of them in a position of and employed to run for president? I sponsor of one of the measures, said estimable use to him in several makers decide whether the necessary and question claims By Sarah E. Hall by the state Department of En the dump — is "woefully in considerable power even weighs Finger Monday casino gambling would' Julies Witcover think you do. If you're gOing to areas, on and o ff Capitol Hill. program should be kept, revised the state could lose millions of Herald Correspondent vironmental ProtMtlon, relatively adequate.” , the prospect of chucking it all. create jobs, net the state added dollars in federal funds by failing run for president, you have to run Other politicians have been out or repealed. high levels of some trash-linked And so it is with Senate Majority revenue and help tlie slate’s tourist Instead, he suggests a monthly or Syndicated columnists for president.” “ We thought that the first step to meet federal clean air stan COVENTRY — Contaminants chemicals are present in test wells of public office for a spell in re industry. Leader Howard Baker. ought to be to have the full com dards. from the town dump may be oozing east and northeast of the landfill. bi-monthly testing of all nearby ONE OF BAKER’S longtime cent years and have done points to However, a leading legislative op wells, with the results interpreted Baker is reported on very mittee briefed on the various Ms. Niedermeier said the their way into nearby test wells, The area southwest of the dump, famously keeping in the public ponent of casino gambling. Sen. by a professional firm. This reliable authority to be on the political advisers, Douglas issues” relating to the program. program may need some posing a future health hazard for which officials had originally ta g g ^ eye. Jimmy Carter managed the Steven Casey, D-Bristol, repeated "finetuning,” but said repeal area residents. as the most likely site of leaching, program would cost tbe town ap verge of announcing that he will taining the Wh Ite Hour>e, close politically by the stalled Bailey, notes that releasing the Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D- feat on a retail basis in 1975, after arguments that casinos would bring wasn’t a viable alternative if the “ No evidence has been found to does not appear affected. proximately 93,000. not seek re-election to the Senate associates say. Baker is on the economy that he’ll decide not to rejns of leadership can be Falrfield, the committee’s co- he left the Georgia governorship, Andropov crime and corruption to the state. - information given to lawmakers suggest an immediate health Alarmed by these findings, ( in 1984 — at a time he is widely verge of announcing he will step liberating in ways other than chairman, said Monday. seek re-election, and that Baker He vowed to fight the latest in support of the program was problem,” says Conservation Ck»m- Manley is urging the Town Council to Manley said the DEP, plagued by regarded the best leader the time-saving. "The best by literally going house to house She spid committee members down because, ’ 'simply put, he had better get ready to run. But proposals.' correct. mission Chairman Daniel Manley, fund further study of the problem. budget cuts, cannot afford to per legislative leaders,” he says, in Iowa and New Hampshire. would'be asked for their thoughts Senate has seen since Lyndon feels he has spe nt enough time in the Senate leader's associates tulles disputed Casey’s argument She said it was difficult to “ but the potential for drinking form more tests for the tqwn. More Ronald Reagan did it with his at a meeting scheduled Tuesday. He claims that the current testing Johnson. “ are people who round comers WASHINGTON— The Soviet KGB as “ just an excuse” by opponents, test wells may also be needed, he the Senate for one man. say the decision to quit the The proposed briefing would in assess why opposition to the water contamination may exist.” program — a once-a-year analysis of It is not too much to say that off, who compromise and syn radio broadcasts and on the but conceded he would face a tough said. He has long espoused the con Senate was made tentatively as has found a convenient, economical clude inform ation on the en- program didn’t begin until this According to preliminary studies samples from four test wells near thesize.” As a candidate, though, rubber-chicken circuit. Fritz time in winning approval for his bill. his deft leadership has been cept of the "citizen-politician’ ' long as a year ago. way to expand its worldwide es vironment,al, scheduling and year although the program was Mondale is keeping visible too, " I ’m hopeful. I ’m not optimistic,” c ritic a l in saving Presiden t who leaves piivate life for a he says, “ you have to be bold, pionage resources: It uses its other aspects of the program. enacted nearly five years ago. Well in advance of Baker’s bid by working the political precincts he said. " I ’ve just made up my mind Reagan s bacon up to now, while stretch of public service and offer sharp contrasts,” and out of Eastern European allies to do an in The tests require motorists ow- ^ “ I suppose with anything in life for the 1980 Republican nomina hard and making high-profile that I ’m just going to keep working we tend to put o ff reacting in sub also reasserting congressional returns before 'ne becomes jaded. the Senate it will be easier for creasing amount of dirty work. ning certain vehicles to pay |10 Prague boosts drunk-driving, tion, he had long staff discussions on it until it happens.” stantive terms to a program until power. Prior to election to the Senate Baker to do that. speeches. for an inspection. The program Giles introduced a bill to allow we’re forced to comply with it,” about quitting what was then the One other factor is said by The question of what Howard Last May, I broke the story of the was adopt^ by the Legislature in If Baker leaves the Senate, it in 1966, Baker had practiced law casino gambling, in hotel complexes minority leadership or even get Baker dbes when he leaves tbe KGB’s suspected complicity in the 1978 but delayed from taking she said. will not mean he has lost his in Tennessee for about 17 years. close associates to be part of the ~ lA Greater Hartford while Rep. Ge- ting out of the Senate altogether Senate could be made academic atteiiipted assassination of Pope effect until this month. One of the program’s most political ambition. He has never If his present i)lan holds firm , he question: /.money. The cost of ' ment Young, D-Bridgeport. in home-health-care proposals vocal opponents. Rep. Eugene to prepare adequately for the by a Reagan decision not to run John Paul II. Since then, the Already several bills have been made a secret of his desire to be will go back into some form of maintaining two homes has troduced a measure to allow casino Migliaro, R-Wolcott, said the race. again. If so, he will have to say so evidence has been mounting. filed in the Legislature to repeal president, but his pending deci tbe laWj, probably splitting his drained Baker's personal wealth, gambling in hotel complexes., in strong opposition was delayed the program outright or to revise measures alcohol consumption by She said she was sympathetic to sion w.ill not be a prelude to a In the end he decided against they say, and he needs to have a by summer, anyway, to give . Bridgeport, the state’s largest city. because the law that set up the By Sarah E. Hall time between Washing,ton and In fact. Western intelligence it in several ways, ranging from sam p lin g a p erson ’ s b reath . Chairwoman Joan A. Lewis’ con challenge to Reagan in 1984. period now to get financially other Republicans a fighting , Under 'Giles’ proposal, the program was ambiguous. Herald Correspondent Tennessee, until he does have a that move, hoping that the sources now believe that the new which vehicles must be tested to Although she said federal funds for cern, raised at the meeting, for con healthy again. But making chance. revenue netted by the state from its "You can’t ask for repeal of Associates say he will back the shot at the presidency. spotlight on the SALT JI treaty Soviet dictator, Yuri Andropov, was who must pay for the tests. COVENTRY — Cracking down on this device “ seem to have dried up,” tinued state funding of the And if that should happen, ' share of the casino operations would something that isn’t there in president if he runs and wait his Aides say he expects R.eagan to confirmation fight would give money and staying in the public at least a knowing accomplice in the Ms. Niedermeier said the drunken drivers and reducing the she is busy “ pulling other strings.” Guaranteed Tax Base, a program of don’t be surprised if Howard ’• be used for education. effect,” said Migliaro. The law own turn in 1988. If Reagan run again a;id if so, thsit means him great television exposure. eye have never been mutually planned briefing would provide costs of home health care are two of Mrs. Prague is also pushing for subsidies for schools. “ There is a pope’s shooting, if he didn’t actually Giles said hotel-casinos would net maker said he had 75,000 petition doesn't seek re-election, of But things didn't work out that exclusive for politicians, and Baker quits the Senate on the lawmakers with more informa Rep. Edith Prague's biggest goals. greater acceptance of home health need in all towns for more 1988. orchestrate the whole thing when he ‘ the state “ millions of dollars” , add signatures qnd was “ going for spot. Whether he runs for presi tion before taking up bills dealing aides as alternatives to more costly educational programs,” Mrs. course, the way will be open for There is likely to tie some way. won’t be for Baker. headed the KGB. to local tax dollars, create 4,(HX) jobs In a vIsH to the Town Council dent in 1984 or 1988, it is clear he with the program, operated by a 100,000” from people who want to. Baker in 1984. suspicion th a L .^ k e r from his One associate surmises that in the Hartford and Bridgeport meeting Monday night, Mrs. forms of medical'care. Home health Prague said. Since then. Baker has said The nearly successful “hit” cer do away with the tests. Baker will be available for highly doesn’t intend to get out of th.e arieas and attract more tourists. subsidiary of the Hamilton Stan- Prague, who represents Coventry aides are often an answer to the ringside seJ*,' il . . <• . U 99 A-to defend A sea lanes within 1,666 succsssfuF writsr also. 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I Bernice Bede Osol Mexican police O s w a ld Jacoby and J a m e s Jacoby Unlucky expert misses O / f \<¥9 u r run secret jails le Now South ran off the rest / ^ B i r t h d a y 0 MEXICO (TTY (UPI) — The city attorney general of the tricks to make five , vowed to prosecute corrupt former police detectives odd. who “kept an infinite number of people practically kid- NORTH 1-lMl In the subsequent heated January IB, 1163 Opportunities could present nap)>ed” in secret prisons around the capital in a ♦ K864 argument between the themselves this coming year VQ861 massive extortion scheme. unlucky expert and West the which will enable you to make ♦ a , The attorney general’s spokesman, Jorge Unzueta, U.E. pointed out that if West some beneficial changes lor « K Q J 8 had fust led a second heart also said authorities Monday began reviewing the you and your family. Lady Luck registration of all vehicles u s^ by former members of WEST EAST the U.E. would win, lead a will triggw several happenings. third heart and establish a the disbanded Mexico City Police Department’s detec CMON.OOP; \ YOU GO AHEAP, M Y G O S H , B O N Z O , ) S O R R Y , TOO BAD,. J S H 'F F - ...IF YOU COULD RUSTLE ♦ QIO ♦ 2 CAPM CO RN (Dec. 22-Jan. IB) UMPA'SGOT J GUZ( rLLBE WHERE'D YCATCH / OOP.' I I 'D S U R E ' WELL, UH, ME UP A PLATE OF V75 V A K J I 0 3 trump trick for West’s dou You should have a good rap tive division. T H A T w h o p p e r ?/ p r o m i s e d LIKE T'FISH 1 MEBBE W E UMPA'S CHOW, I YOU'RE ♦ 9 863 ♦ J1074 bleton qne«n-10. port today with persons with He said police would no longer be allowed to drive DINNER / a l o n g in a ON) O MINUTEl MVSELF t THAT SPOT) JCAN MAKE MIGHT TAKE YOU 4A10653 ♦ 742 West wanted to know why whom you have strong emo vehicles without license plates, a common practice of WOULOFTT TELL A D E A L ) FISHIN' WITH M E the U.E. couldn’t have sim tional ties, but business con former detectives. The division was accused of ANYBODY) IN TH' MORNIN'.' SOUTH ♦ AJI73I ply played the ace and king tacts might not treat you as numerous abuses under former President Jose U>pez V94 of hearts at tricks two and kindly. Order now: The NEW ;PorUllo. A Astro-Graph Matchmaker ♦ KQS2 three and establlabed that A statement Monday by the attorney general said 3,- tame trunm trick? wheel and booklet which ♦ t reveals romantic combinations, 600 members of the division and other individuals were It would have done that, under Investigation for operating at least fqur Vulnerable: Both but the club trick would compatibilities for all signs, Dggler: South tells how to get along with clandestine prisons uncovered recently. disappear. South would ruff others, finds rising signs, hid "Former poUce agents maintained an infinite number West North East Ssalh with nis ace, lead a trump to den qualities, plus more. Mall dummy’s king and discard of people practically kidnapped to extort money from // Ptti $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, them,” the statement said, vowing to prosecute detec Pass 1« IW !♦ his clnb on the queen of Radlon:ity Station. N.Y. 10019. Pass 36 Pats 4« hearts. If East led a low Send an additional $1 (or your tives involved in the extortion ring. Pass Paaa Pass heart South would Juat dis Capricorn Astro-Graph predic The detective division was taken over by state judicial card hia club right men and tions (or 1983. Be Sure to police last week. so VOU OOULPN'T r (t i c t n y h a v e t h e HE LOOKEP BEFORE r there. Include birth date. It was the first time in memory the government dis TALK WALPO INTO HEART TO INSIST- SO WAF?M \ r JU S T LEFT THOOSH, Opening lead: V7 The U.E. had missed a AOUARRiS (Jan. 20-Fab. IB) If closed the existence of clandestine prisons, which op- WALKING WITH US AFTER ALL, IT ]S ANP COZ'r> LET HIM\ I O j o b b e r e p him false-card plav that would a project you're planning is In p^U on political leaders had charged were used to tor THIS AAORNING.' SIX IN THE WORNING. LVING THERE..,y SLEEP. WITH THE RLLOW.'i have iDBured tne set as long Its early stages, talk about It ture people who sjxike out against government corrup as Wert held a tecood baart. only to those friends who Will By OtwaM Jaaaby encourage you with construc tion. aid Jameg Jaeahy He ihonld win the first Police gave no indication of how long the secret trick with the Jwk of hearts tive suggestions. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) prisons were operating but opposition politicians have to deny poseesslon of the 10. H ie unlBcky axpert won Your possibilities today lor made the charges for years. • Earnings exempt from Connecticut State the flrtt trick with the 10 of Wert would then be sore that material gain are greater in Heritage gives you a South itUl brtd O at heart 10 In hls Dec. 1 inaugural address. President Miguel de Dividends Tax < 1 ^ 1 hearts after dummy played areas where you can operate la Madrid singled out the police, stating "their job must low. He thoosht a while and and would lead a aecond Independently. You might not knockout investment • Available to individuals and busine.sses* * heart to insure defeat of the do as wall In joint ventures. be to protect the people.” led back a club. West took PoUce privately concede corruption was rampant in Visit or call any Heritage Savings office for cur d the trick with his ace and led contract. A R « S (March 21-AprN 10) It's opportunity: The Insured a club right back. (NBWBPAPn gjiTiiiFiuia itasN.) Important today to operate in the department during the administration of Lopez Por- rent rate information on the Insured Market accordance with your high tlUo. Market Investment Account standards and Ideals. Oo not They say the department was virtually organized on a Investment Account. And ask about the new In let those with whom you asso pyramid of corruption, with patrolmen extorting money sured Market Check Account, it gives you a ciate entice you to do other- • High money market rates' from motorists, and their superiors shaking down the high-paying insured investment along with • 52,500 minimum deposit TAURUB (AprN 20AUy 20) lowOr-level officers for weekly kickbacks on the bribes. complete check-writing freedom. Both ac Because thisy are your friends, ' A district court postponed a hearing in which Mexican J THINK X'M HAVING . ACROSS 4 Adventtge Answer 46 Ffetdoue Punte • Deposits insured up U) S 100.000 by F.SI.IC. counts available to you at Heritage Savings — 5 Smell Rep pals will overlook your bank owners planned to argue Ix>pez PortiUo violated 1 M M M gt boy 6 Modern febric thortcomlngs today, but those the constitution with his bank nationaUzation. • Deposit and withdraw any amount, any the better way bank. V f p T K S A L - \\OLO I you deal with In the workday S Dlicsra (2 7 PrinteTe Some 18 former bank owners are fighting Lopez Por time —witliout penalty •Rate changes weekly. **We reserve the right to limit deposits wd>.) direction world might not be as tolerant. tillo’s sort. 1,1962, expropriation decree along with the w i t h » OEM NI (May 21-Juna 20) Your 12 Jokml e Nun u a o n 1 possibilities (or successful constitutional amendment be pushed through congress 13 Performir 8 CIA. and the approval legislation passed by state THAT TV DiNNgfl. i 14 Scraping out predeceiior □ a ■ ■ a i achievements will be lessened □ a □ a m U today If you bring pereona Into legislatures. 15 ConuerttKl 10 Amerieen nnronnn r o n n n nunnnn lO M s rrM Indlen the picture who can't maka a iSB H ebell f:Tntnnnri rann ' contribution. 11 Meii'e LTi'jun u a n hpctpi CAN CER (Juno 21-Jtily 22) pisyir M tl ' nickneme □ n n u n E i u d d Th AMCS i- i 8 What might be advantageout 12 Semite yJoiw iKliii 18 Enviiion 17 Singer Bob □ n n n lilalFin (or you today may not Airline, airport 20 Jspsnne coin mwiva equally so for your mate. m ’ve left ^ ^ 1 Street’s ■ □ n o n n n HFin 22 Energy unit 21 Eeilleet born Brtora surging forward, con, 23 Oeterloretee aaSmeHfieh v SO Wight aider how he or she .will bo 26 ilriociw alfaeted. blamed in crash 30 Renting 61 Snaky Isner 28 Daniib coin 24 Anlplopae LEO (July 20-Ana. 22) Do not KIC?S ARE 60PR>SED TDBE: oF said Digan. “ W e've got to start put ting a lot of effort into this problem. to come bock? Certainly, Manchester is not im mune to it” Continued from page 1 building, found Kandra, working late Meet the Highland Park Pacers How much money Zinsser's i , ^ in his office. ’They talked to him and proposal would, raise is something Keith appeared at the PZC meeting. returned to the PZC meeting to say the senator himself could not The district would have to provide that Kandra still feels the P K is toe answer. He said he would have the sewer service and fire protec authority that must decide. ’The PZC preferred to work out projfetted in tion for the area. disagreed, however, and that’s come before filing the bill, but the ’The PZC is being asked to waive where toe matter stoo<) at toe close This baker’s dozen runs a mean mile deadline fdrced him to filg before sidewalk and curb requirements. of the meeting. research was complete. While the PZC memhers had not Fees for the marriage licenses, objection Monday night to that STILL ANOTHER potential By Barbara Richmond birth certificates and divorce waiver, they declined to take action. problem occurred to Alan F. Lam- Herald Reporter papers would be raised $1 across- ’They don’t want to make a deci son, town planning director, while the-board under Zinsser's plan. the meeting was in progress. Is toe They’re not ready to train for toe sion until George Kandra, public Olympics — but they did get a little, " I don't think anyone would mind works director, approves the road storm water and developers propose serious about training for ■a? paying $1 more for a marriage construction. to drain off in the process of license, if they knew it would be development a watercourse? If it is Manchester’s ’Turkey Day race in used to fight child abuse," .said THE DEVELOPERS, who say a wetland, the PZC, acting as toe November. “ ’They” are a group of 12 Ziiisser. "Obviously, we're not they have been working on the plans Inland-Wetland Commission, must local women who run together three talking about a great deal of-money, for two years and finding.one minor decide if it can be developed. or four times a week. but we're talking about more money problem after another in their path, Keith doubted that any ^ r t of toe A group of women running than they have now." saw the.PZC’s refusal to act as still water that impounds can be con together isn't all that unusual. What another problem. sidered a water course, but Com is unusual is that they didn’t even ZINSSKR SAID six other states The problem arises because mission member Marlon Taggart, know each other a few months ago. have similar legislation, although Westerly Street would be about 1,6(X) who grew up in toe area, says she Some started practicing for toe akM not all turn the dedicated fund feet long and end in a cul-de-.< 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues,. Jan. 18, 1983 A dvice N ^ on , Rogers, Richie A bou t Town The case for simplified speling take top music honors • Whenever we pronounce the letters “ch” as a “k," Readers agree: wives not mammas English is a great language, probably the best, but you they’d spel it with a “k” la s-to-m-a-k a-k-e. Fun night planned have to admit it isn’t perfect. Leaniing to spell in • When “ph” is pronounced as an "f,” they d us LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Willie I feel great. “The trophies are only important English, for example, can be difficult because it doesn’t spel It with an “f.” “Phone” would be f-o-n-e, “photo f- between Weitsburg and becoming romantically in Nelson’s hit album “ Always On My ■ Waddell School PTA will sponsor the second part of its DEAR ABBYi I if you have someone to share them always make any sense. couldn’t believe the advice Wallula. volved. In any case, his Mind” swept top honors in both pop- family fun night on Wedne^ay at 6:30. The director of an organization called Better Educa Andy Rooney with. And I share this with all of ”^TOese people advocating simplified spelling h w logic you gave "Not His next roommate may not be rock and country categories and The event is open to all Waddell teachers and parents tion Thru Simplified Spelling in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., you.” as well as students in grades four through six. and good sense on their side, but they’re flrttli^ a Mother,” who objected to DEAR ABBYi ’There’s a woman, so don’t worry Kenny Rogers and Lionel Richie has been trying to convince a lot of people that we ought also captured double prizes in the John Cougar and Rick Springfield Refreshments will be served. SyndIcMed Columnist losing battle. They just aren’t ever going to talk us Into being called “Mamma” by Dear Abby a problem between me and about something may to simplify the way we spell many English words. It’s an spelling “ women” w-i-m-m-i-n or “professional’’p r o ^ her husband. You said, my new boyfriend. David never happen. 10th annual American Music tied for favorite male poprock old idea that’s never really caught on, but there are s-h-u-n-a-1.1 think probably they’ll win out with words “It’s a loving title. Cherish (false name) has shared an Awards. vocalist while Daryl Hall & John Art exhibit tonight always people who won’t give up. c like “telefone” and “foto.” it.” Abigail Van Buren apartment with Steve for CONFIDENTIAL TO Rogers, honored as favorite coun Oates were named favorite pop-rock It’s easy to Come up with examples of inconsistencies ’The organization makes its best case with the Incon y try male vocalist' and for his top group. The Fine Arts Department of R ochester High School Abby, this is 1983! I am many years. Steve is get UNEMPLOYED IN in the spelling of our native ton^e. sistent way we spell words that have “ant” or “ent en the mother of two little ting married next month, DETROIT I Yes, I think country single, “Love Will Turn You Olivia Newton-John accepted her will sponsor an exhibit of art works by the students of Why, for instance, is "tongue” spelled t-o-n-g-u-e dings. boys; ages 2 and 5, and all I and David has to find a new you were foolish to have Around,” also won a special award favorite pop-rock female vocalist Laverne Kelson's portfolio preparation class, with a for when “lung’:’ is spelled simply 1-u-n-g? of merit for “his rise to the pinnacle mal opening tonight from 7 to 9. Why, they ask, is “resident” spelled with an ent hear all day long is “Mom roommate. He says he will turned down the job award via a live satellite hookup This crazy spelling we have makes things difficult to while “tenant” is an “ant” ? Why is a “farmer” accept either a male or because you were "trained of the music industry.” from Hawaii. The exhibit will be open Wednesday and Thursday write, right'? That’s w-r-i-t-e and r-i-g-h-t, right. my this” and “Mommy The BETSS organization suggests some simple rule when a “sailor” is “or” ? We’re all mixed up with that.” The last thing I want his wife "Mamma." Your advice, Abby, was: female. (The apartment for something better.” Ex-Commodore Richie won top Nelson’s “Always On My Mind” from 12:30 to 3 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon in Although both are pronounced the same, neither bears honors as favorite male soul the high school library. changes for spelling. Among them are these: spelling words like “defendant,” “superintendent, to hear Is my 29-year-old Women in our society are “Change your attitude; has two bedrooms.) “He that hath a trade award in the pop-rock category beat any relation to a ceremony or a rite, r-i-tne, right. • Drop the final "e” on words where • it doesn’t “president,” “atteddant.” They don’t make any sense husband calling me “Mom continually identified as Mamma is a loving title — I told him I do not want hath an estate; and he that vocalist and for his poprock single out Jo u rn ey ’s “ E scap e” and Exhibiting artists are: Denise Beckwith, Carmen How come the edible part of a nut, the “kernel,” is matter. They’d spell “give” g-i-v and “have” h-a-v. at all, and neither do “carpenter,” “plumber’ arid my.” I’m too young to have somebody’s wife o^r one that you . should him living with a'girl. He hath a calling hath a place “Truly.” Fleetwood Mac’s “Mirage.” Nelson Bonacorsi, John Dubiel, Amy Fournier, Laura Graved, pronounced the same as the Army officer, the c-o-l-o-n- Barbara Mandrell was honored as Barbara Marinelli, Donna Marinelli and Julie Meridy. • Drop all silent “b’s” as in the words “crhmb,” “builder,” on one hand, and “collector,” “Inventor a 29-year-old son. somebody’s mother rather cherish. Accept it as a says if he does, there will of profit and honor. A plow did not attend the ceremony. e-1? “dumb” and “thumb.” They’d be c-r-u-m, d-u-m and t-h- and "tailor” on the other. Whatever happened to than as people In their own compliment.” not be anything between man on his legs is higher the -top female country singer for Also: Mary Mulaney, Chris Parker, David Pesso, This Better English Thru Simplified Spelling group the third consecutive year. ^ Richie was a surprise winner in Laurie Possum, B«itsy Sayre, Karen Scata, Heidi Shaw u-m. , Sentimentally I’m on their side, but I’m never g o i^ to “Darling,” . “Sweetheart,” right. them, and I will just have than a gentleman on his the pop-rock single category with wants to know how come f-r-e-e-z-e spells “freeze” but • Spell all “gue” endings just plain *g.” C-a-t-a-lo-g, d- change. I’m going to go on misspelling the same words I Abby, my dictionary knees. (Benjamin Rogers, who has won 14 American and Karen Sidway. “Honey,” and whatever When a man refers to his says that mamma means to trust him. “Truly.” He was competing against p-l-e-e-z-e doesn’t spell “please.” e-m-a-g-o-g and baseball 1-e-a-g are examples. always have. I lost my big argument in mattets'llke Abby, I don’t think I Franklin) Music Award trophies in the last her name is? I’d even set wife as “Mamma” instead “mother.” It also says It is favored “Ebony and Ivory” by Paul Do'w F, REALLY need the silent “b” in “thumb,” • Ending In “ey” would become just “y.” A “donkey” these when I started Uiis coluiiui. I said I wanted to tle for “Toots” or “Babe.” of Jane or Margaret, etc., could handle his having a decade, said the awards were “the Four win scholarships a term used by a child. culmination of everything I’ve McCartney & Stevie Wonder. the “1” in “could” or the “k” in “knife”? would become a d-o-n-k-y. “Whiskey” would become w- leave out the apostrophe in words like “dont,” “wont” CALL ME SANDRA he is saying, “She is not a female roommate. He says h-i-s-k-y. It may be too late for strived for.” Other winners were Alabama, Four Manchester Community College students, They want to know why, if t-o is pronounced “to,” g-o and “isnt.” i j person, she is only the “ Not His Mother,” but I he loves me and I don’t You’re never too old (or • Drop one of all double final consolents. “Bell ’The syndicate said newspapers wouldn’t stand for it, DEAR SANDRA I My want to lose him, but how With his wife, Marianne, at his country group; Diana Ross, female majoring in respiratory therapy, are recipients of $230 isn’t pronounced “goo.” mother of my children.” am a newlywed, and if my too young) to learn how to soul vocalist, Kool & The Gang, soul would become b-e-1, “spell” s-p-e-1, “mess” m-e-s. so I haven’t changed my spelling. mail has been running 100- You should have told that can I be sure nothing will side and his 13-month-old son, scholarships given by the American Lung Association of They have a point. husband ever calls me make friends and be pop group, Marvin Gaye’s “Sexual to-1 against “ Mamma.” husband to shape up, shut happen between him and Christopher Cody, riding on his Connecticut. ’The consensus: ’The only^ “Mamma,” I might just ular. For Abby’s booklet on shoulders, Rogers told the standing Healing,” best soul single and up or ship out! his new roommate if she’s Popularity, send $1, plus a They are; Lori Cianci of North Stonington, a second- name that’s worse is “my send him back to his! audience of 6,0()0 at the Shrine Aretha Franklin’s “Jump To It,” LP year student who is studying at Lawrence and Memorial COLUMBUS, OHIO BARBARA IN WALLA a woman? long, self-addressed, old lady.” IN LOVE WITH DAVID Auditorium, "I may look foolish but the top soul album. Hospital; Lori Giambattista of Pomfret, a second-year World Communication Year stamps due DEAR ABBYi “Not HU WALLA, WASH. stamped (37 cents) student studying at St. Francis Hospital and Medical DEAR ABBYi I was ap Mother” wrote: “kto hus DEAR IN LOVE: Many envelope to Abby, Popularity, P.O..Box 38923, Center; Jeanette Jackson of New Britain, first-year stu-' palled that you saw nothing band calU me “Mamm’ P.S. Yes, Abby, there is men and women share These are stamps for THERE WILL BE for program material may Hollywood, Calif. 90038. dent, studying at St. Francis; and Sherry Mirtl of 20 wrong with a man calling and I hate it.” Walla Walla - it’s right living quarters without Windham, first-year student, studying at Hartford World Communication three different first-day be able to borrow films Cinem a Hospital. Year to be released by the fancy cancelations: one at from U.N. agencies par The scholarship awa are the first given to MCC U.N. Postal Administra the New York U.N.; ticipating in the “ Year.” Collectors' 9. - The Verdict (R) 12, students by the Lung Association. tion on Jan. 28. another at Palais des Hartford 9:55. - 48 Hrs. (R) 7:10, Nations in Geneva and'the OUR OWN USPS will Comer Carbohydrates essential for athletes Atheneum Cinema — 9:25. — The Dark Crystal 2:30, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30. - The top and bottom third at the Vienna Inter release an austere Lifeboat 7:30 with Under (PG) 7:20, 9:35. Madman (Ri 12:30. 2:15, New Hope gets gift stamps have the same (computer-made?) 20-cent Capricorn 9:20. M anehester 3:45, 5:45, 7:30, 9:30. design showing the United national Center. Russ MacKendrick cluding fruit juices, and that if, for six days before /> The communique from commemorative at the DEAR DR. LAMB I I an athletic event, 50 per Cinema City — The UA Theaters East — W illimunlir Unico Chapter of Manchester Service Club donated Nations seal and a series of Museum of Science and In- am confused about sugar. starches as found in the UNPA notes that some cereals and vegetables. cent of the calories in a Verdict (R) 7, 9:30. - The Verdict (R) 7:10,9:30. Jillsoii S<|uare Cinema $500 this week to New Hope Manor on Hartford Road. arrows pointing all over (Lustry in Chicago As an athlete I have Interiors (PG) 7:30 with ^ Peter Pan (G) 7:15, 9 . - - Tootsie (PG) 7, 9:15. - The local chapter of Unico expects to donate some $10,- the place to represent 100 years ago a'telegram But to provide a lot of person’s diet come from going from one country to Wednesday. The Museum learned about the advan available carbohydrate for- carbohydrates, there will Stardust Memories (PG) Madman(R) 7,8:40, 10:20. 48 Hrs. (R) 7:10, 9:10. - 000 this year to various charities and scholarships. global communication. will be celebrating its 50th tages of carbohydrate 9:IQ. — Fitzcarraldo (PG) Best Friends (PG) 7, 9:15. The money donated to New Hope Manor is used to aid another had to be passed Your Health three days before competi be enough muscle glycogen M ansfield Although the designs seem anniversary. It occupies history of fancy cancels by loading. There is no ques 6:45, 9:40. — Barbarosa Trans-Lux College' - The Verdict (R) 7, 9:20. the support of the program for teenage girls. across the frontier hand to around gratis—kindness of tion the athlete may need stored to provide enough to be the same in black- the reconstructed Palace a member of the Water- Herman Herst (With a tion in my mind, I have Lawrence Lamb, M.D. (PG) 7:20, 9:20. T w in — Still of the Night W in d so r Manchester Unico just celebrated its 10th anniver and-white. a pamphlet hand. ’That was before the to include sweets or at energy for a 13-mile run. of Fine Arts from the bury Stamp Club who has color pic of the Waterbury more endurance and do Cinestudio — Ziegfeld (PG) 7:15, 9. — Cutter’s P laza — An Officer and sary. Unico stands for United, Neighborly, Integrity, from the UNPA shows that International Telecom least concentrated car You will understand the munications Union (ITU), Columbian Expo of 1893. some kind of “in” with the Running Chicken cover better if I make it a point bohydrates in his or her Girl 7:30. Way (R) 7 with Chilly A Gentleman (R) 7:15. Cooperation and Opportunity to help others^ the color melanges are (Under something, or to increase my intake of role of carbohydrates had got into the picture. publishers. that recently sold for more diet. East Hartford ) Scenes of Winter (PG) 9. Brides: if you’d like to different. behind a bookcase, there sweets for three days better after reading The In 1983 the ITU will work than ^ ,0 0 0 .) Then a page The practice of car Eastwood — An Officer V ernon receive a form in order to MCC offers courses just has to be a stray sheet T he m ag h a s a of "Outstanding New before a vigorous athletic Health Letter 19-4, Sugar and A Gentleman (R) 7:15. C ine I & 2 — E.T. The The middle stamp with for improvements in your ability to use your bohydrate loading is hot have your wedding write of the five-dollar stamps of removable Insert: Issues;” and an article by event. If I am running and DEAR READER: and Sweets: Good or Bad, Poor Rirhards — E.T. Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, Manchester Community Coilege is offering a variety the French inscription will broadcasting for Maritime Congratulations. I see you muscles is limited and always necessary. Initially which I am sending you. up ■ appear in the come in basic pink. The and aero services; that era — a philatelist’s "Chronicle of New Ernest Kehr entitled have not loaded up on car The Extra-Terrestrial 9. — An Officer and A of non-credit courses for the spring semester. can think for yourself fatigue occurs much it was a program of Others can send 75 qents Manchester Herald, send a lines, to be in various widespread provision of dream. A coin person’s Issues.” Some o f^e ar “What’s Behind Postage bohydrates before the limiting carbohydrates for (PG) 7:30, 9:30. Gentleman (R) 7:15, 9:30, Among some of the courses to be repeated, due to event. I’ll be exhausted. rather than being taken in sooner than it would with a long, stamped, self- self addressed, stamped colors, are shown criss public telephone sets; a dream would be to dis ticles in the mainSN^y: Stamps?” three days, then gorging on Showcase Cinema — West Hartford their popularity, are: Memo and report writing, Otherwise I caii run five or by propaganda and un otherwise. addressed envelope for it envelope to: Barbara Rich crossing each other and study of low-cost broad cover a beanpot full of 1877 Motor Cars on Stamps;'the/ “ What’s” the magazine carbohydrates for three Tootsie (PG) 1, 7:15, 9:40. E lm 1 & 2 - E.T. The astrology, career planning and job' development six miles and still feel proven faddism. Coaches have known for to me, in care of the mond, Manchester Herald, surrounding another U.N. casting equipment for Indian Head cents in an story of the Principality of going to do for an encore? days just before the .-T h e T o y (PG) 1:10, 7:20, Extra-Terrestrial (PG) Box 591, M anchester, techniques for women; college preparation for adults; abandoned farmhouse.) Trinidad that put out ’This issue is Volume I, great. years that for very active Manchester Herald, P.O. 9:30. — Concrete Jungle 7:10, 9:30. — An Officer calligraphy; oral history; practical celestial naviga seal. Symbolism at its ul third-world countries; a You are absolutely right. athletic event. Conn, 06040. Engaged At the Jan. 11 meeting of stamps that are now es number 3. It is $16 a year; or endurance sports, Box 1551, Radio City Sta (R) 1:15, 7:30, 9:45. - and A Gentleman (R) 7, tion; and advanced drama workshop for teens. tra. An American language warning and rescue As you know, the Carbohydrates are essen athletes perform better if More recent studies have tion, New York, N.Y. women can also send a version of this design will network and the setup of the Manchester Philatelic teemed to be among the Scott Stamp Monthly Russians used thi$ to train tial to endurance athletes. shown that you do not need Airplane II: The Sequel 9:20, self-addressed, stamped New courses will include: Restaurant management; Society some issues of the most prized of Cinderellas. Subscription Department, they rest for two days 10019. (PG) 1, 7:30, 9:35. - Best The Movies — Peter creative probiem solving for managers; residential have a yellow background rural community radio their Olympic athletes. My Why? Because a major before an event, or at least to restrict carbohydrates envelope for an engage new Scott “Stamp There is an Atlantic story; P.O. 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The Yankee Traveler about how harmful sweets stores of glycogen in the who restricted car difference is that sugar and - Still of the Night (PG) THE LITTLE Most courses will be one night a week and many will 1:45, 7:40, 9:35. start next week. Those interested should register at the are? If they are able to in muscles. Muscle glycogen You don’t have to get bohydrates for three days honey and other sweets crease a person’s energy, is a combination of gluose 'your muscle glycogen from was the same as that of don’t provide the bulk Enfield OL community services office on the college campus, 60 Cine 1,2,.3,4,5& 6 - THEATRE Bidwell St. For information call 646-2137, what are all these stories molecules Sometimes sugar or sweets. You can those who did not. vitamins and minerals Museum openings highlight weekend about fatigue from sugar called animal starch. get the neces^ry glucose A study of muscle found in fruits, cereals and Tootsie (PG) 7:30, 9 :5 0 .- MANCHESTER and how can carbohydrate Without an adequate to build glycogen from glycogen with different other carbohydrates The Verdict (R) 6:50,9:30. CPR course scheduled be harmful? amount of muscle glycogen many carbohydrates, in diets also demonstrated sources. -TheToy (PG) 7, 9:2p.- Eiliior's Note: Another in a series of artists and photographers who worked Evolution,” a review Qf the characters in Best Friends (PG) 7:40, COVENTRY — Coventry Jaycee Women will sponsor weekly features written for UPI by the At the Worcester Art Museum, Sun between 1820 and 1900, including the evolution . of man from day, Jan. 23 is Family Day. Held in con S u b scrib e a CPR course at Coventry Grammar School, Route 31, ALA Auto and Travel Club aimed at Bonington, Corot, Daumier, Millet, Australopithecus through Neanderthals on Jan. 24 and Jan. 26 from 6 to 10 p.m. providing New Englanders with fuel- junction with the museum’s major Pissarro and Signac, have material in and to modem man, opens at Boston’s Join LTM as a subscriber for the 1985 Those interested may register for either night. The conserving, close-to-home leisure trips. exhibit, “Visions of City and Couhtry: cluded in this exhibit. Museum of Science, Friday, Jan. 21. Ask clinging sister for her help season and watch us pull mvsterv, charge is $3 per person. For more information call 742- Prints and Photographs of 19th Century Call (617 ) 799-4406 for Family Day Illustrated with bones, skulls, tools and By Jo n Zonderm an France,” the day includes workshops for 2SI3 hit) Tgit. magic and music out of our hats! 5459 or 742-5421. reservations and museum information. reproductions of early man’s art, this SAT. MN 22,9 PM ALA Auto and Travel Club adults and children, the film “Les exhibit is part of a series called “Begin DEAR DR. BLAKERi Maybe, but men, more Child Accept Divorce.” A regular subscription entitles you often than women, do have Send 50 c e n ts and a $760 q L 666-3375 Miserables,” a tour of the exhibit and the At the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart nings” that will run through Miuxdi 31. My 22-year-old sister is to two tickets to each of the three Smoking clinic set WELLESLEY, Mass. - For the a curiousity about their stamped, self-addressed museum and a concert, "Music ford, Conn., Saturday, Jan. 22 marks the The first exhibit, “’The Cell,” opened always getting herself Into productions In 1983 at a 20% savings off weekend of Jan. 21-23, right in the heart current partner’s sexual envelope to Dr. Blaker in The American Cancer Society will conduct a four- Wanderings through . 19th Century beginning of the exhibit, “American Jan. 13. Others in the series Incnde trouble and she constantly HALL FOR RENT of winter, the ALA Auto and Travel Club Ask care of this newspaper, For parties, low ers, recep the box office price. week “Smoking Cessation” clinic at the Hartford France.” Family Day is free to museum Bathing Styles: 1900-1940.” Actual "Bora Early,” a photographic exhibit of history. I am not saying suggests you attend the opening of a calls on me to bail her out. P.O. Box 475, Radio City tions. meetings. Complete Region YWCA, 135 Broad St., Hartford, Feb. 2,3,7 and 9 members, $1 for non-members. bathing costumes and photographs will premature infants, and “Dinosaurs.” this to suggest that you museum exhibit. There are new exhibits It makes me angry to have Dr. Blaker Station, New York, NY kitchen facilities. Large MCW VOUX DRAMA CR m C t FRIZI from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The exhibit, which runs through March show the visitor bow b^chw ear evolved The entire series should be on display by to keep rescuing her but I should have told him about enclosed'parking lot. Inquire: at the Worcester (Mass.) Art Museum, your experiences with 10019. The registration fee is $15 and $10 will be refunded to 3, has 144 prints and photographs depic during the first half of this century and late March. am afraid of what would Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Lithuanian Hall the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, ting the attitudes toward the city and the how it reflected changes in attitudes and Planetarium showings are “Case of other men, but only so you participants who attend all four sessions. Conn., and Museum of Science in Boston. happen If I stopped. Write to Dr. Blaker at 24 QOLWAY STREET For more information or to register call 525-1163. country. Some of France's most famous social behavior. the Missing Days,” shown Friday at 7:30 do not reject him merely FiOR because he asked the ques the above address. The MANCHESTER The exhibit runs through March 25. p.m., Saturday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. and DEAR READER) Your Call before 6 P.M. tion. volume of mail prohibits For information call (203) 247-9111. Sunday at iraon and 2 p.m.; and “The relationship Is suffering Phone 643-0616 by Robert Bolt Parents group to meet because you and she have My own feeling about personal replies, but Stars Tonight” showing daily at 3 p.m. questions of general in "Four Million Years of Human For information call (617) 742-6088. taken on the roles of parent yourself as much as she DEAR DR. BLAKER) this rather sticky issue is The Parent Support Group of the Regional Oc Service Notes needs your help to get her The other night my that it is a personal matter. terest will be discussed in cupational Training Center wiil meet Wednesday at 7 and child, rather than of two, equally responsible out of trouble. boyfriend asked me to tell If you feel you want to keep future columns. p.m. at the center, 665 Wetherell St. in Mount Pleasant. If, on the other hand, this him all about my sexual that information to SHOWCASE The purpose of the group is to provide a forum for sisters. Is this the way it Benson promoted has been since childhood or is a fairly recent trend, experiences with other yourself, you have a perfect parents to share concerts and issues regarding their why not act as a helpmate men. I was upset and is a new pattern stemming right to do so without Dr. Blaker is currently sons or daughters. Kathy Rubin social worker and Jack Raymond R. Benson, son of Mr. and Evans on duty for a while without letting refused to talk about it FIMT 8HOWOMIY ’ from some change in either feeling guilty about not involved in a project Peak, director of the center, will lead the meeting. Mrs. Hugo Benson of 396 Hackmatack things get too lopsided? because I didn’t think he being open or “modem.” St., has been promoted in the U.S. Army Airman 1st Class Steven C. Evans, son one of your lives? analyzing people’s secrets. of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Evans of 140 If it has been a lifelong One way to ti7 to keep had the right to pry into my If your boyfriend would to the rank of lieutenant colonel. past. He took that to mean If you would like to help, HARTFORD PWP dance Saturday Still Field Road, has arrived for duty at pattern, you probably wlU your relationship with your like to write to me with his send your secret to her at that I had been sexually INTUSTATE84EXITS8 ' Benson is chief of the aviation Incirlik Air Base, ’Turkey. not be able to make- any sister as equal as possible opinion on this issue, I SECRETS, Newspaper Manchester Chapter 469, Parents Without Partners, “loose,” which is not true. EASTHARTFOaD SfcS-SSK) readiness team at Fort Meade, Md. with Evans, a computer operator with the dramatic changes in your is to ask her for help from would be happy to publish Enterprise Association, 200 wili have a dance, for members only, Saturday at 9 p.m. Now we are not speaking. the Army Readiness and Mobilization 39th Tactical Group, was previously relationship without time to time. his letter. Park Ave., New York, NY & at Piano's, Route b in Bolton. Region III. professional help. By now, And if you ever feel that Maybe he is just not right 48 HOURS Music for dancing will be records by Sound Fantasy. stationed at Dyess Air Force Base in 10166. Any use of this infoi*- A- you no doubt ne^ her she is in serious trouhle, for me. Divorcing? Get help / ■ />• Admission charge will be $2.50. Membership cards must He received his master’s degree in Texas. He is a 1979 graduate of East matlon will be kept con m -\s.. dependence on you to make encourage her to get some fro m D r. B la k e r ’s — SHOWflW: ' ' ' I', be shown. 1981 from Central Michigan University Catholic High School'. fidential. 1*jM-7^AS-10:00 //•-\ you feel good about professional assistance. DEAR READER) newsletter “Helping Your ---- v' / ' \ AIRPLAIK2 PG Thoughts Band Shell -SHOumwi- GUYS (0011$ ' ^ 4 ' A MuSiCAL fable - f w p A o m y ▼ * Men events planned The first story iii Rabbi Soira stood with a of the pit. TOOTSliim) The friend asked the rab "Hasidic Tales of the fellow prisoner known as In blue an atheist. A deep bi bow be succeeded in -SHOW N MT:— Holocaust” concerns Rab Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Corp., in 1:00-7:18-8*40 S u b scrib e jumping. “I was holding on Recognize any^jf these OUR bi Israel Spira and an friendship had developed cooperation with Noel Belcourt experience of his In the between.them. to my ancestral merit. I faces? They used to be was holding on to the coat and Sentimental Journey Produc BiST FRIENDS LTli SUBSCRIPTIONS Ukraine during World War very visible walking The friend suggested tails of my father, and my tions, is planning fund-raising B o x 1405 II. He was In a sUve labor -SHOWN HTi----- their boats In that they refuse to enter grandfather, and my great events for the benefit of the Band group, living In a barracks 1:00-748-8:48 Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester. They were PLAN tain the Germans but grandfather. Tell me, how Shell. • near the road they were members of the rather sit down in the pit 1id you reach the other WORKS UKE MAGIC building. The people In the KISS ME □ Regular ($30.00) 2 TickeK to 3 Shows and wait for the bullets to fside of the pit?” Manchester Police group were aU starved, Sentimental Journey Produc a ContrttXJttng ($40.00)* end their suffering. Rabbi Ih e friend replied, “I Force. This picture, You'll both love if. Forget the mortgage. Forget the kids. 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NIGHT ■SuMoSien ttw w catagotm «M receive } UckeB to cacti of tnc s to The Herald by entertainment lounge called the Hartford Trading Company. ordered out of the barracks Bob Eberly Jr., and Jan Eberle, -SHOWMATi— ptiy> n wee as being m en m eacti of LTH s PlavDllK jump, the pit. sonwthing to hold onto to 1:4r-7iM-r.U Samuel Maltempo, se The package plan Includes a luxurious room, a welcoming and told that If they wanted get us across. For some, it son and daughter of Bob and Ray Name cond row center, who bottle of cham$»gne. complete breakfast and more, for only to live, they would have to As they neared the pit, it may be jCifld, for others, Eberly, popular singers of the Address. retired from the force In e " l O Q S Por couple. What a perfect anniversary gifti Site Jump over a large pit. They was rapidly filling with deep frien^blps. We’d 1940’s, will be the guest stars. THETOY I d t v ------1973. 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Even In good health in whisper, “ We are jum are good. — IHUWN WI daylight jumping the pit ping.’’ When he oppned his 1:18-740-848 (Make cnecks pavaote to woidd have beni an out eyes, he fo t MANCHESTER H ERALD , Tues., Jan. 18, 1963— 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan. 18, 1983 Jets seeking revenge Sunday High School SPORTS Page 16 VOL. IL, No. 15 Newspaper of Manchester High School — Space courtesy of The Manchester Herald- AACC win skein ends & By Bill Dumas four-game winning streak snapped, DIorence adding 13 and 10 points P«»9l (9 7 ) - Carter 10-0 2, Gagain 2 Correspondent with the record dipping'to 5-2. Early respef:t.iwely. Emerson had 10 3-6 7, Clay 4 1-2 9, Douglas 7 2-6 16, foul troubte prov^ to be MCC’s caroms ^Tore exiting with the per Jones 6 5-6 17, Gianelli 3 0-2 6, WATERBURY -The Warriors of downfall as four Cougars eventually sonal fqulii. Hunter 1 0-0 2, Dauti 2 0-0 4, Scholarship students Post College in Waterbury upped fouled out. Bob O erieralli’s 27 points led the Generali! 11 5-10 27, Ragamo 2 1-2 5, their record to 7-1 with a 97-76 troun Jim Florence, 6-foot-8 pivotman, winning W arriors’ attack. Brian Rouget 1 0-0 2, Heath 0 0-0 0. Totals cing of Manchester Community was saddled with three firsr-half Jones Eddied 17 points and Eric 40 17-34 97. One of the finest services that the achievement, initiative for earning, applicants are identified for selec This section asks for other V Miami’s triumph. “ I saw the game after plays. HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. .(UPI) — Ab The Dolphins'have beaten the Jets on television but you really can’t tell “ With Miami, they’re intelligent, dul Salaam, the New York Jets’ 6- twice this year — 45-28 at New York a class act. They’re disciplined and anything from that. We have to wait Scoreboard on opening day to break an eight- foot-3, 269-pound defensive tackle, for the films. game winless string against the they plan every aspect of their with apology, has quite an appetite these days — “ I had no preference (M iam i or game. You have to be ready for an appetite that can only be satisfied Jets, and 20-19 on Dec. 12 at Miami San Diego). It doesn’t matter one them in all areas.” by a certain delicacy which will be on a field goal by Uwe von Jets running back Mike way or the other.” served on Jan. 30 in Pasedena, Calif. Schamann with three seconds left. Michaels blamed turnovers for The Jets, however, who lost three Augustyniak thought the mutual It's called Super Bowl a la Jets. the two losses to Miami. EvansvilledS, St. Louis61 respect may have gone a bit too far Iowa Wraleyan 72, Culver-Stockton 64 “ It’a hungry feeling that’s been games all season, are looking to “ If you eliminate the points given family avenge their two defeats to Miami the last time the teams met. LSU7D, N.C-WilmingtonSG there for a long tim e,” Salaam said scored after turnovers and on tur Loras 70. Briar Cliff S and all gentlemanly intentions could “ It’s for the money this tim e,” Basketball Missouri Baptist 70. Drury 63 Monday. "Y ou get a taste of victory novers, we win both games,” go further .south than Miami come Augustyniak said. “ It’s the chance NW Missouri 75, Grandview 64 Football and you’re more and more dis- Michaels said. “ W e’re not going to LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The semi-professional baseball as a stu Hockey North ParkTtS, Benedlctine64 game time. „. of a lifetim e. Miami is the only thing satisfied change much. It will come down to f bitemational Olympic Committee dent in 1910 for a small team in Northern Iowa 82, IIlinois-ChicagoTO Salaam said preparing mentally standing in our way to Pasadena. Notre Dame 51. Lafayette 40 The Jets take on the Dolphins in how hard this team wants to play.” !' today apologizes to the spiriTbl Jim North Carolina, his standing as an for a team that you don’t despise is Last time we played there, I think Rio Grande94. W. V ir g ii^ St. 68 Miami Sunday for the AFC title with Thorpe, restoring to his children the amateur was withdrawn and his vic St. Francis Joliet 78, Rosary 66 not necessarily harder, just we were too nice to each other Western 111. M, V a lp ^ ls o fi the winner advancing to the Super Jets quarterback Richard Todd two medals the great Indian athlete tories were revoked. before the game. }U vier (Ohio) SI, B ^ e r 4 9 Bowl against the NFC champion, “different” . won in 1912 and was forced to' At the insistence of the Amateur N A T IO N A L B A S K E TB A LL ASSOC. said Miami deserves to go to the NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Astern Conference Southwest NFL Playoffs “ There can be no friends now. As Ark. Colt. 70, OuachlU63 which will be decided Saturday with ” return. ’Athletic Union, Thorpe returned his Wales Conference Atlantic Division (All Times EST) Super Bowl if the Dolphins win. Ark.-MonticelloSl, South Ark.47 (O T ) “The Raiders play a different far as I’m concerned, I don’t have Patrick Divlalon W L Pet. GB First round Dallas at Washington. “If they beat us three times, The I ^ Angeles Indian Center medals to the IOC in 1913. Cent. Aiiiansas86j^Ozark674 any friends down there. They’re W L T Pta. GF GA Philadelphia 31 6 .861 - Saturday. Jan. 8 and Sunday, Jan. 9 The Jets upset the Los Angeles gam e,” Salaam said. “ They try to Dallas Bapt. 75, SE (Alahom a 73 they’re the best team,” Todd said. * ■ _ schedule a “ reception pow-wow” Thorpe went on to play both Philadelphia 2B 12 6 « 1» 137 Boston 28 9 .757 V/t NFC standing in my way.” E. Texas M, Texas A lr l 50 Raiders 17-14 last Saturday in their intimidate you. It’s like thp fight N Y Islanders 21 16 7 S6 170 13B New Jersey 25 15 .625 8 WashiMtonSl, E)etroit7 “ You can’t jake anything away from ‘ in celebration. professional baseball .and football, Henderson 74, Arkansas Tech 69 game. A lot of that talk is for the Michaels will be putting a lot of N Y R an gers 22 18 6 • 180 162 Washington 17 19 .472 14 Green & y 41, St. Louis 16 semifinal matchup and Miami and became supervisor of recrea Hendrix a , HardiiuTS them. They’re the best defensive “ ' IOC President Juan Antonio W a s h i n g 19 IS U • 171 164 N ew York 14 24 J68 18 Dallas 30. Tampa Bay 17 crowd but if the other guy wants to energy into readying his offense for Houston 98, Texas 'Tech 73 downed San Diego 34-13 on Sunday. team in the league. When you stop """Sam aranch planned to present the tion for Chicago parks before he Pittsburgh 12 27 6 30 144 212 Central Division Minnesota 30, Atlanta 24 take it into his mind and be in M iam i’s defense, tops in the league. New Jersey 10 21 9 29 132 196 Jackson St. 70, Prairie View 64 AFC There is an absence of bad blood medals to six of ’Thorpe’s seven died in 1953. He was elected to both Milwaukee 27 13 .675 — San Diego like that, it’s something. Adams Division AtlanU 19 19 500 7 LeToumeauSl, E. Texas. Bapt67 Los Angeles Raiders 27, Cleveland 10 between the perennial AFC East timidated, he can be. The Dolphins intercepted San Loyola (Illinois) 71, Oklahoma City 57 They put a lot of pressure on Fouts " children, ranging in age from 50 to the college and football Halls of Boston 29 10 7 66 182 127 Detroit 19 21 .475 8 M iam i 28, New England 13 rivals. Unlike the game against “ When you get mentally ready for Diego’s Dan Fonts five times Sun Montreal 24 IS 8 96 211 163 Chicago 13 25 .342 13 McMurryfO, Sul Ross62 New York Jets 44. Cincinnati 17 and they have as good a rush as ' 63 — Charlotte of Phoenix, Ariz., Fame. New Mexico 89, A ir Force 76 Oakland that was marred by a a team like Miami, it’s different. day while holding the CJiargers to Buffalo 22 14 9 S3 177 146 Indiana 12 24 .333 13 San D i^ o S l. Pittsburgh 28 there is.” William of Arlington, Tex., Richard uebec 19 SO 6 44 186 191 Cleveland 6 30 .167 19 New Orleans 69. Pan American 58 Conference semifinals number of altercations, the Miami- You’re getting psyched in different their lowest point total since 1979. No. Texas63, Arkansas St. 61 ^turday's Results Miami was listed as an early one- of Oklahoma City, Gail and Grace of The International Olympic Com artford 12 26 S 29 192 216 Western Conference areas. There’s no bull-jive like “ They got a lot of good breaks and S Campbell Conference Midwest Division Oral Roberts 70, D etroUS N F C — Washington 21, Minnesota? New York matchup figuTes to be a Southern (^ lo ra d o fi. Western N.M . SB point favorite. " Tahlequah, Okla^, and Jack of mission announced in November the Norris EMvision W L Pet. GB AFC— New York Jets 17, U s Angeles staring you down or mugging you they capitalized,” Michaels said of S.F. Austin 54, Angelo St. 52 cleaner game. Shawnee, Okla., chief of the Sac and medals would be returned to W L T Pts. GF GA San Antonio 25 15 .625 — Raiders 14 >y Texas-EL Paso 59, Wyoming 54 Chicago *28 11 7 63 208 1» Kansas City 21 16 566 2Vi Sunday’s Results Fox tribe. Thorpe’s descendants, and his name 'Tx. Southern 73. Miss. Valley St. 69 Minnesota 23 14 9 96 194 173 Denver 19 21 .475 6 A F C - Miami 34, San EMm o 13 Western State 69, Highlands 68 . ir V Many of Thorpe’s 29 restored to the list of winners at the St. Louis 15 25 7 37 166 186 UUh 17 24 .415 8^ N F C - Dallas 37. Green Bay 26 West grandchildren and great 1912 games. Detroit U M 12 34 146 199 Dallas 15 22 .486 8^ N FC Championship Toronto 10 24 9 29 157 196 (^lifornia 75, SUnford 61 Saturday, Jan. 22 Two early wins discounted The decision to retroactively Houston 5 32 .135 18V^ grandchildren were to attend. Smythe Division Pacific Division Dallas at Washington, 12:30p.m. Thorpe, a Sac Indian, was th e' restore Thorpe’s amateur standing Edmonton 26 13 8 60 253 186 LosAngeles 28 8 .778 — AFC Championship Sunday.Jan. 23 in 1912 reflects no change in current Calgary 18 22 7 43 189 US Phoenix 25 15 .625 5 greatest athlete of his day, and has Winnipeg 18 22 5 41 176 191 Portland 24 15 .615 5>/^ New York Jets at Mlamiv 1 p.m. been called one of the greatest all- eligibility requirements, said U.S. Vancouver 15 21 9 39 163 172 Seattle 24 15 .615 5^ (Copyright 1982 by U PI Sunday, Jan. 30 around competitors of all time. Olympic Committee spokesman Bob LosAngeles 15 23 6 36 153 191 Golden State 16 23 .410 13^ NEW Y(!)R|C(UPI) - The United Super Bowl XVII at Pasadena. Calif.. 6 (TopTour in each division qualify for San Diego 10 30 550 20 Press International Board of Coaches Top p.m. Jets next stepping stone At the 1912 Olympics in Paul. Stanley Cup playoffs.) Monday's Results 20^1Iegebasketball ratings (first-place Stockholm, he won the decathlon “ Things weren’t as sophisticated Monday's..... lay's ResultsF New York 119. (^ ic a g o 109 votos aod records througn Jan. 16 in Boston 4. Minnesota 3 Atlanta 102, New Jersey 96 parentheses): and pentathlon, taking first place in in 1912 and th e eligibility St. Louis4, Toronto4 (tie ) Tuesday's Games 1. UCLA (16) (11-1) 565 UPI photo six events — including the broad requirements were not as clearly Tuesday's Games (A ll Tim es EST) 2. Indiana (18) (12-1) 560 (All Times BST) jump, the.shot put and the 1,600- understood then,” he said. “ This Boston at Indialia, 8 p.m. 3. (tie ) Memphis St. (1) (12-1) 413 ( TIM M Y NEWSOME OF COWBOY;;' St. Louis at Quebec,7:35p.m. Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 3. (tie ) North Carolina (1) (12-3) 413 m eter run — and placing second in shows the warm, compassionate Philadelphia at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Cleveland, 8:35 p.m 5. Arkansas (3) (134)) 397 Sports \ . . leaps over goal line to score touch rlo w n for Dolphins to Super Bowl . the others. side of the international Olympic Hartford at N .Y . Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Washington at Houston, 9:05 p.m. 6. Virginia (12-2t 383 Calgary at Montreal, 8:06 p.m. Dallas at Golden State, 10:40 p.m. 7. St. John's (14-1) 374 Calendar When it was learned he had played community.” ' Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10;35p.m. Wednesday's Games 8. Louisville (1) (13^) 340 N .Y . Rangers at Vancouver. 11:05 p.m. CHiicago'at Philadelphia 9. Nevada-Las Vegas (1) (14-0) 295 M IAM I (U P I) - To a man, the Seattle at Atlanta 10. Iowa (U-2) 201 Tuesday St. Louis 13 0—4 Milwaukee at Detroit 11. Missouri (12-2) 178 Miami Dolphins are chorusing that Toronto 211—4 New York at Kansas City 12. Houston (13-2) 160 BASKETBALL Pearson was passer First period—1, Tonmto, Vaive 27 their two wins against the New York - Houston at Denver 13. Kentucky (11*3) 128 Manchester at Enfield, 7:15 (Terrion, Anderson), 8:95. 2, Toronto, Jets this season won’t mean a thing Names in the News Golden State at Utah 14. VilUnova(10-2) 117 Bristol Eastern at East Catholic, Ihnacak 15 (Poddubny), 16:46. 3. St. San Antonio at Phoenix 15. Syracuse (12-2) 83 when the two teams meet for a third Louis, Pettersson 29 (Dunlop, Crawford), San Diego at Los Angeles 16. getown (11-4) 51 7:30 time in the AFC championship game 17:28. PenalUes-WllKm, StL, 2;U; 17. IllinoTsSt. (U-U Cheney Tech at Coventry, 7:45 Mike Davies Sutter, StL. 5:92. Korn, Tor, 5;52; 18. Minnesota (11-2) 46 Bolton at Vinal Tech, 7:45 in schoolboy days Sunday. Terrion, Tor, 6:25; Nigro, Tor, 10:00; CHICAGO (lOB) 19. Oklahoma 9t. (12-1) 28 “ We don’t even want to think back NEW YO R K (U P I) — Mike Davies, who starred in Davis Cup play Sutter. StL, 10:19; 'Tumbull, StL. 19:25. Greenwood 2-8804. Woolridge8-ll 1-2 20. (tie ) North Carolina St. (8-3) 19 Enfield at Manchester (girls). Second perlocl-^, St. I^ is , Patey 7 17. Corzine 8-16 2-218. Lester 4-102-410. on our two games against the Jets for Britain more than 20 years ago, Monday was named executive 20. (tie) Tennessee (103) 19 3:30 DAI.LAS lU P I) — Those two old touchdowns. The ot her was ,an in (R am age), 0:33. 5, Toronto, Vaive 28 Theus 13-23 4-4 31, Olberding 1-5 8-910. Note: By agreement with the National director of the Association of Tennis Professb^ls. (Harris, . K om ), 8:48. 6, St. Louis, Dailey 2-11004. Higgins 1-6 3-4 5, Jones Association of Basketball Ckiaches of the WRESTLING quarterbacks who used to run the terception and that came in R FK this year. It’s like we didn’t even play them,” said cornerback Don Davies, 47, succeeds Earl “ Butch” Buchholz; Jr. H ^ a s ranked No. Lemieux 1 (M ullen), 11:42.7, St. Louis. 1-3082, Jackson04^000. Bradley 4-48 United States, teams onprobation by the Weaver at East Catholic, 3:30 offense at South River, N.J., high Stadium last month. Dunlop 16 (Mullen, Pettersson). 18:28. 08. Totals 44-1012825 lOB NCAA and ineligible for the N(!!AA 1 in England in 1957-58 and 1960. He retired from competition in 1967 Penalties — Sutter, StL, double-minor, RHAM at Cheney Tech, 6 school will be on the same field McNeal. NEW Y O R K (119) Tournament are ineligible for T<^ 20 and The Cowboys r e t u r n to “ They’re the next stepping stone and joined the staff of World Championship Tennis. He joined the A T P 6:24; Melrose, T o r,6:24; Ihnacak, Tor, Orr 68 3815. Robinson 8-11181326, national championship consideration by again Saturday and as usual one of 8:00; Brownschidle. 9tL. 16:02; Kom, Cartwright 9-17181228. Tucker 810 3-4 the U P I Board of Coaches. Those such Wednesday Washington next Sa turday for the to Pasadena and you just can’t take as marketing director a year ago after resigning from WfTT. 15, Westphal 7-1411-1225. Grunfeld 351- them will throw a lot more passes Tor, 17:20; Sutter. StL, 19:46. teams for the 1962-63 season are: BASKETBALL NFC championsh ip game and the Jets lightly,” said running back Third period-8, TMxmto, Fairish 1 27. TaylorO-2050. Webster 1-11-23, Oklahoma City, St. Louis and Wichita than the other. (Nigro. Deriago), 10:47. Penaltiea- Sherod8l800. Totals 40-70 3051 119. State. MCC at South Central, 8 But Drew Pearson has been busier although it would b e unlikely that Tony Nathan. Ram sge. StL. 0:35. Chicago 22 33 24 38—109 ICE HOCKEY Pearson would throv I a pass on two “ The Jets will always be tough,” Don Joyce Shots on goal—St. Louis 12-184-32. New York 3122 32 34—119 than normal in the passing depart Three-point goal—Theus Fouled out— East Catholic vs. Glastonbury at successive weekend; ;, nothing from said quarterback David Woodley. Toronto 134-11-36. ment this year and. as the Green SIKEISTON, Mo. (U PI) — Don Joyce, one of the original members Goalies—St. Louis. Liut. Toronto. St. Olberding. Total fouls-Chica|o34. New Hartford Arena, 8:40 “ We'll be playing for the Super Bowl York 23. Rebounds-Chicago 43 (Corzine Bay Packers discovered last Sun l^ndry would be toi > surprising at . of the Minnesota Vikings, was in stable condition at a hospital Mon Croix. A-16,192. WRESTLING so 1 don’t think there will be any 11). New York 39 ( Robinson 13). Assists day. he is still capable of throwing this time of year. day, recovering from two gunshot wounds suffered in a scuffle with an —Chicaj?o24 (Lester 10>; New York 24 Basketball Minnesota 021—3 Manchester at Penney, 6:15 Besides, there are other people on emotional disadvantage.” (Westphal 9). Technical-None. A—7,193. the bomb intruder at his motel room. BMton 112—4 After Joe Theismann finished up the Cowboys would like to get into Of course, the director of the Joyce, 53, was shot in the back and the chest while trying to defend F irst period—1. Boston, Middleton 20 BUSINF.SSIWEN Friday the passing act. chorus is Coach Don Shula, who is (Pederson, Bourque), 4:95. Penalties— Action Monday evening saw BASKETBALL his quarterbacking duties at South his wife from a 270-pound gunman who had forced his way into the Barrett, Min, 2:90; Dufour, Bos. major, A T L A N T A (102) River high in the 1960s, Pearson singing the same song louder than room, police said. The intruder has not been apprehended, police said. 11:32; Hartsbuig, Min, m ajor. 11:32;, Wilkins 7-15 8214. McMilen 891-213, DiRosa Cleaners trim Allied Prin Windham at Manchester, 8 anyone. O'ConneU,Bof,&:06. RolH ns871-213. Sparrow 8132-412. ting, 79-77, and Manchester Cycle replaced him E.Johnson 12-19 44^28, Macklin 2-3 05 4. East Catholic at St. Paul, 8 ‘Drew always thinks he’.s a “ I don’t feel that has any bearing Second period-8, Minnesota, Plett 14 Shop clip Filloramo Construction. Theismann leinained a quarter Pelle Lindbergh (unassisted), 0:43.3, Boston, B. Crowder Davis35056. Hawes4-103-412. Totals Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy, quarterback.” said flanker Tony 488111-20102. back at .Notre Dame and now with on us playing the Jets this Sunday,” 10 (Fergus. O'Connell). 16:18. 4. 63-52, at Bennet. 8 Hill, who caught Pe arson’s 49-yard PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Xrays show goalie Pelle Lindbergh does Minnesota, Young 10 (unassisted), 16:12. ' N EW JE R S E Y (96) Shula said Monday. “ W e're going to W illiam s8102514. K ing9-183-421. Jim Connors had 32 points, Carl East Hampton at Bolton, 8 the Washington Redskins. .Pearson fourth quarter p a ;a g a in s t the not have a broken right wrist, only a bad sprain, and could resume Penalties—Roberta, Min, 4:40; Dufour? try to beat 'em for the first time — Bos, 7:95; M ilb u ^, Bos, minor-major. Gminski 3-9359, Birdsong 18208220, Bujaucius 17 and Hal Rawlings and Manchester at Windham (girls). 8 was converted to a wide receiver at Packers that led to the game- Cook 89 4-416. M .Johnson 4-10 3511. ’83.” working out next week, the Philadelphia Flyers announced Monday. 8:33; McCarthy. Min, minor-major, 8:33; Peter Denz 11 apiece for East Catholic at South Windsor Tulsa University. clinching touchdown in a 37-26 deci Hillier, Bos, minor-major, 13:10; Fiiest, Walker 1-11-23, Elmore 15052, Floyd The Dolphins defeated the Jets 45- Dr. John Gregg examined Lindbergh at the University of Penn 80850. Phillip881800. Totals4054 theCleaners while Paul Powers (girls). 8 But periodically Dallas coach sion. " I think I am a quarterback, Min. minor-major, 13:10; Maxwell, Min, 28 at Shea Stadium in the season sylvania Hospital and determined he has no broken bones. Lindbergh 16:97; K. Crowder, Bos. 19:07; Giles. 182996. hooped 29, Rod Hartwick 18 and Tim BOYS SWIMMING Tom Landry hauls Pearson's arm ^ too. I've been tryin g to get them injured the wrist during the Flyers’ loss to the Soviet All-Star team. Min. 19:07. Atlanta 32 20 24 26-102 opener and 20-19 last month in the New Jersey 272019 30-96 Gallup 14 for Allied. Rick Kieman Manchester at East Hartford, out of mothballs and asks him to (the coaches) to let me throw that Gregg removed a cast from the wrist and put it in a splint, a Flyers’ lliird peiiod-5. Minnesota, Friest 4 fling one downfield. He has done so Orange Bowl on Uwe von ( ^ i t b , Roberts), 12:M. 6, Boston. B. Three-point goals—Hawes. Fouled out— had a dozen points and Stan 3:30 pass for years. Thei e are about 25 Schamann's 47-yard field goal with spokesman said. Crowder 11 (Ferns, Park), 13:28. 7. McMilten, M.Johnson. Total fouls— Alexander and Bob Plaster 10 apiece seven times during his 10-year NFL other guys on this b sam who think Boston. Femus U (Bourque), 19:46. Atlanta 27, New Jersey 24. Rebounds— Saturday career and all seven passes have three seconds remaining. Penattiea-«lC O ow der, Bos, 7:45; K. Atlanta 38 (Rollins 9). New Jersey 37 for Cycle while Kim Bushey (18) they are quarterbacl is.” “ That’s pretty even when the Crowder, Bos, 14:29. ( Williams 11). Assists—Atlanta 29 ( Spar and Kurt Carlson (11) led the BASKETBALL wound up In somebody's hands The first four pass'" » o f Pearson's Shots on goal—Minnesota 4-7-10—21. row 11). New Jersey 32 (Birdsong 7). Housatonic at MCC (at ECHS). 8 game goes down to three seconds. I Mel DIdler Technical—New Jersey coach Brown. Constructionmen. Six of those passes have been com career went for tout ihdowns — one Boston 7-9-13-29. ICE HOCKEY don’t think I ’ll have to remind the LAFIAYETTE, La. (U PI) — The athletic director who guided the Goalies—Minnesota. Meloche. Boston. Atlanta assistant coach Carter, New Over at Illing, Westown Phar pleted to teammates, four for each in 1974 qnd 1976 i md two in 1981. Jersey (illegal defense). A—10,156. players of that.” Shula said. University of Southwestern Louisiana to Division lA status in football Peeters. A—14,OB. macy downed Sportsman Cafe, 61- Manchester vs. Glastonbury at But the Dolphin coach says some is quitting to take a job with the Los Angeles Dodgers. 56, and Lodge All-Stars stopped B.A. Bolton Ice Palace, 9:45 NBA Scoring Leaders East Catholic vs. Wethersfield at things are different when you meet “ It is with very deep regret and after a great deal of soul searching By United Press International Club, 69-57. a division rival in post-season play. that I announce my resignation,” M el Dldier said Monday. g fg it pts a ^ -*• Craig Phillips had 20 points and Hartford Arena, 9:30 Dantley, UUh 22 M 21() 67630.7 WRESTLING Packers disappoiiiited “ When you’re in a division rivalry “This decision was not by any means an easy one, but I firmly ...... 40 4E 224 1190 29.8 Dennis Downer 11 for Westown Schoolboy English. Den Manchester at Fermi, noon like w e’re in with the AFC East, you believe that it Is the best thing for myself and my fam ily that I make GcrVin.S.A. 36 357268 98727.4 while Dick Doak (13) and Jay Morgan /East Hampton at Cheney get to know coaches and players and this announcement at this tim e.” Theus.Chi. 37 375206 970262 Howroyd (12) led Sportsman. Tom basketball Vandeweghe, Den. 40 394 231 1D28 25.7 Tech, 11 a.m. tendencies. When you prepare the Malone. Phil. 36 306260 872 245 Foran had 16 markers, Gary Miller after being defecated game plans you just know more Alex English standings Aguirre. Dal 37 337196 880 23.8 14 and Marty Kearns 13 for the All- about them. "You also know it’s the Griffith. U Uh 38 392 00 80023.4 Stars while Bill Bellock and Bob UPI photo NEW YORK (UPI) — Denver’s Alex English, who remained the Bird. Boa. 37 347 157 85623,1 G REEN BAY, Wis. ( U P I ) - I f the (Conference and adva nee to the se other way around,” Shula said. CCIL O ’ all Cummings. S.D. 35 321 156 798 22.8 Boland hooped 26 and 17 markers league’s No. 2 scorer by averaging 34.3 points in leading the Nuggets Green Bay Packers' tournament cond round of the playoffs, was “ It’s (New York) a team that’s w. 1. w. 1. respectively for B.A. ECHO ice CHARGER QUARTERBACK DAN FOUTS SACKED to three victories in four games, Monday was nam^ the NBA’s loss to Dallas means the Packers "satisfying from the standpoint of strong in every area. W e’ve seen Windham 7 1 7 1 Mondayday 's (College Basketball Results and scramb'les for loose ball with three Dolphins Sunday Player of the Week. By^ IUnited Press International are now capable of playing the best what we accomplishi xi.” them that way when they played Simsbury 6 1 8 1 PEE WEE hockey it also means they may soon be English, whose season scoring average of K .8 ranks se • •••••••••••••••• ••■*m »*»«*««***««a*** : : 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Apertmente tor Rent S9S Homes For Sale 23 BwfMfng ConincHHg 53 Am Oleealhml Atfk Free OeeeHM AO$ ••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••*••••••••••** lApartmenla ter Rant 53 Autoa For Sato 61 BATHROOM sink - WHIRLPOOL Electric 3tii ROOM a p a r t m e n t ;: HORSES - Nine room cape TIMOTHY J. Connelly - range, excellent working Private home. Heat, FOUR ROOMS - Central^ in Manchester, 3 or 4 Total building and im excellent condition, flO.OO. Uances. Working single,, Call 643-6284. order, very clean, deluxe ! Heat, appliances. Married manrt|f0lfr bedrooms, 2 baths, horse provement services in modm, timer and lights. a d u lt only couple, no children, no HMh barn and corral, 1,000 cluding but not limited to CASSETTE tope recorder, 999.00. CaU between 9:00 pets/cnii!ts/chlldren. Telephone. petor Available February NOTKE OF MICTION square ft. garage. Proper kitchens, bathrooms, ad am and 2:00 pm, 643-2951. 643-2880. Abandoned . ty now prcraucing income. used twice, battery »nd fat. 6494190. ditions, garages, roofing UOV aux. and head phone Motor Vohicio By owner. 649-7373. and siding, door and win MANCHESTER - One,, MANCHESTER - Five 1973 Ford LTD 'Your Com m unity Newspaper' dow replacement, jackes, excellent buy, only Oo08-BfRte-P*la 43 915.00. Phone 64»68fe. two, three bedroom and,^ room apartment,. second I3E638109477 □ BUSINESS remodeling, renovations townhouse apartments.x floor. 9400 plus utilities. and new construction. 646- TWO PINK Faced love available immediately.'*; CaU 6494379. R.T.C0ACMW0IU(S 1379. LARGE Anttone adding birds for sale with cage. 244 Brond K. and SERVICES machine, good condition. 9375, 9425, 9495- Security Wancheeler, C t Help Wented 13 fSO.OO each or both for required. Heat and hot, VERNON/Rockville - Help Wanted 13 SKAPARAS HOME ^ .0 0 or best offer. Call Jm. 22s m 3 at U i ••••••eeeaeaeeeeeaeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••* Mark, 643-1720. 950.00. 6466042. water included. CaU Ren accepting applications for PLEASE READ Services Ottered 31 Remodeling • All types of tal Office, 8756474. two bedroom apartments. TYPIST - Full time. Ver additions, interior and YOUR AD non area. Machine Inflation fiot You REWEAVING BURN SIX INCH dadodiead set, Rent includes heat and hot transcription experience exterior, repair work. Free AnUquM 49 WALL STREET - Hebron, ' water. For Information CITATION TO SHOW CAUw Down? HOLES. Zippers, um estimates. Reasonable 5/8” hole, 910.00. THE PEOPLE OF THE necessary. Send resume to 843-1634. aT t ” q UE s “ **” a ND apartment.; call 1-2374858. EHO. Classilied ads are taken 8otUp,Bet0irtl brellas repairs. Window rates. Call Joe, 569-7572. heat and hot water in- STATE OF NEW YORK JOBS, P.O. Box H, Vernon, Barn good tS$ tailing shades, Venetian blinds. COLLECTIBLES - Will By the Grace of God^ over the phone as a con Ct. 06066. TWO Snow tires on rims, ClUUcU.eluded Appliances, |l p IJ a IIV c BOLTON NOTCH - nicely venience. The Herald Is AvonI Call S23-9401, Keys. TV FOR RENT. ELECTRICAL SERVICES purchase o u t l e t or sell on parking, large yard. 9410;; FYee and Independent or 27«-2V41 Marlow's, 867 Main Street. good condition. Atlas commission. House lot or furnished studio apart TO: DAVID L. JOHNSTON responsible (or only one RN'S - LPN's - Full and - We do all types of Elec even monthly.monthly, Phonet 649-.. ment, including all Upon petition duly Hied with thli 649-5221. trical Work! Licensed. Call weathergard - H78, ■ 14”. incorrect insertion and part time positions 985.00 for both. Call 649- 2871 or 228-3414. utilities, wail to wall Court, you are hereby cited to NEEDLECRAFTERS - after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. show cause before the SuiTf^ate'-s then only to the size of available. We are offering BRICK, BLOCK STONE - 7 m after 4pm. carpet, first floor, private the original insertion. employment Monday - now you can earn $8 - $10 MANCHESTER - entrance parking. For Court of Cayuga County at the Friday with an extensive per hour or more and have Concrete. Chimney ROBERT E. JARVIS up y k Nowns tor ROM SS Duplex. Spacious, three older gentleman, no pets. Court House, In the City of Auburn, Errors which do not Repairs. “No Job Too 5 regular tires, New York, on the 7th day of benefit package and com a fun rewarding job with Building and Remodeling 2 5 1.00. Used UtUe. ••**•••••••••••••••••••• beurooms, IVk baths, firsf., 975.00 weekly. 6 4 9 -^ . lessen the value of the Creative Expressions. Small.’’ Call 644-8356. Specialist. Interior and MANCHESTER - Nice floor laundry, full cellar February. 1983, at 9:30 o’clock In advertisement will not petitive salaries OR Satur noon, 643-6561. the forenoon, why a decree should day's and Sunday’s at an Plan your own hours and exterior renovating, «ter iz room with kitchen and attic, large p rd and,, AVAILABLE be corrected by an ad C & M Tree Service, Free not be granted allowing the extremely high hourly earnings. Training starts residential and commer 600 n a t io n a l privileges.' Gentlenpian one car garage. Sprkling; IMMEDIATELY. • One petitioners to adopt the adoptive ditional insertion. Jan. 26. Call Linda at 527- estimates. Discount senior cial, additions, garages, preferred. JSO.OO weAIy. neighborhood and centrally,, child. rate. Call Crestfield Con citizens. Company Geographic muaxines, bedroom apartment, 9280 valescent Home/Fenwood 9879. roofing and siding, good condition. gro.OO for Security. Telephone 643- located. Gas and utiUties tus utilities. Walking dis- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Manor in Manchester at Manchester owned and kitchens, bathrooms, 1878. not Included. References', ince to hospital. Security We have caused the seal of our said operated. Call 646-1327. u l or best offer. CaU after E Surrogate's Court to be hereunto 643-5151 Monday - Friday, BRIDGEPORT Machinist - replacement windows and and security required,' and references required. doors. 643-8712. 3pm, 742-60M. affixed. Witness, HON. ROBERT 9am - 3pm. 4-6 years experience. Able central LOCATION, 9 ^ . CaU II am - 6 pm, 643- < Ed Gorman Associates, A. CONTIGUGLIA, Surrogate of LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen kitchen privileges, pricing 8387. to set up and machine from cing. Attics, cellars, gar 1970 FORD FlOO transmis ...... the County of Cayuga at the KITCHEN Help wanted blueprints. Must be DESIGN KITCHENS by sion stand, three speed, available. Security and Surrogate's Office In the City of with experience. Apply at ages cleaned. All types J.P. Lewis Cabinets, MANCHESTER - MallF Hemaa tor RonI 54 iHanrliriitrr proficient enough to trash, brush removed. excellent condition. 9M.00. written references Auburn, New York, this 28th day of Vic's Pizza. 151 West Mid operate with a minimum of vanities; formica, Wilson Telephone 047-UM. rewired. For appUcatlon Street. 2 rooms, heated,' l>ecember, 1982. dle Turnpike, Manchester. Picket. Split Rail, Stake art, Corian counter tops, call 643-2893. hot water, appliances. N6 ' FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, ^ rb a ra A. Carmody supervision. Apply in Per Fences installed. 528-0670. only blocks from ail H r r a lj i son: Gunver Manufac kitchen cabinet fronts, DARK GREEN chair vrith pets. Security. Parking." Deputy Chief Clerk COUNTER Help wanted complete woodworking ATTRACTIVE ROOM - 523-7047. schools. Treed lot. Surrogate's Court turing Company, 234 Hart NEED REPAIRS Done on ottoman, good condition, Available immediately. Name of Attorney: Cuddy, If you for flexible hours during ford Road, Manchester. service, custom made fur 945.00. Call 649-3606 Large clothes closet, ______.)■ your home? A window niture, colonial reproduc 9800 monthly plus utilities. Durgala and Timlan. week and weekends when between 6pm and 7:30pm private bath, parking. MANCHESTER - New tww AMress of AtUHney; Carr Bldg., needed. Apply: Donut Inn, fixed, or a door hung? tions in wood, 9 varieties of Older gentleman. 643-5266 or 6464962. LOVING MOTHER OR Even roofing done, or in or 7:30 am, to 8:30 am. bedroom townhouae, fully' 188 Genesee St., Post OfHce Box Meadoworook Plaza, hardwood and veniert References. 649-7335. applianced kitchen, '4S8, Auburn, New York 19028 GRANDMOTHER TYPE terior painting done. Call ROCKVILLE - Eight room NOTICES Route 44A, Coventry. 742- to babysit. A Happy, con NOW IN STOCK. CaU 649- PING PONG table, folds carpeting, private deck, Telephone; (313) 2SS4283. 7722. Joe 529-4324. ^‘No job too 9658. ELEGANT BED. Sitting basement with washer and colonial. 9500 per month N.B. This citation Is served upon tent month old girl. From 8 small’’. and rolls away. 950.00. CaU plus utiUties. S«urity. 742- to 4, preferably in my 6^12% after 4pm. room for young dryer connections, im-. you as required by law. You are Lost and Found 1 professional woman. Share mediate occupancy. 9495.0ir §932, 742-8421. not obligated to af^>ear In peYson. SALES home, vicinity of the ODD JOBS and deliveries If you fail to appear or file written have something to sell for less quiet bouse near bus and per month, utilities not in HERE IS YOUR OPFTY Parkade. 649-0410. up to 48 cubic ft. Call 643- Rooting 34 GENERAL ELECTRIC MANCHESTER - Six room objections. It will be assumed that FOUND - SET OF KEYS floor poUsber with brushes hospital. 960.00 weekly. cluded. Peterman Agency: TO EARN CHRISTMAS BILLS are 1033. cape in nice residential you consent to the proceedings. at Lincoln Center. Can be BIDWELL HOME Im in good condition. 918.00. 6 4 9 -^ . 649-9404 or 647-0080. You have a right to have an picked up at the $25,000-$30,000 coming in and savings need location. Three bedrooms, attorney-at-law appear for you. RELIABLE loving mother provement Company - Calf6444B38. full basement, garage, Manchester Herald Office You now nave the opportunity replenishing. We have Roofing, siding, ROOM WITH private bath, THREE BEDROOM 0034)1______between 8:30 and 5 p.m. several openings in our willing to do child care in garage. Gentleman many extras. 9525 monthly. to join a leading Publisher my home. Porter Street alterations, additions. 649- MENS 2T’ Huffy 10-speed. Duplex, vdrv clean,'’ Monday - Friday. with 50 fears of proven telephone sales program. preferred. References and appliances. 9450 plus- Security and references Probate Notice area. Call after 9 pm., 643- 6495. Superb condition, asking required. Ed Gorman success. We have a few select If you are available 5-9 975.00 or best offer. Call security. 9220 monthly. 649- utilities. No children.; Court of Probate, District, of than$99°° — out the coupon 5539. LOST - Boys 20-inch BMX opportunities for Individuals p.m. and Saturday AM, and 64V6142. SecurityMcurlty and references.'!’ ...... Manchester bicycle, blue, with white with the drive & desire to would like to earn $67.00 649-7137. Ottfeoa-Storaa NOTICE OF HEARING produce results & develop DICKS SNOWPLOWING - □MISC. FOR SALE ESTATE OF JOHN E. JACOBS, handlebars and seat;, with plus a week, call Gerry at SNOW BLADE for Ma n c h e s t e r - Lovely, tor Rent 55 pads. Norman St. area. sales- skills. We’ve never 643-271 1, Monday - parking lots, driveways, large, furnished rooms. deceased otfered this before, but (eel apartments, stores, •••••••••••••••••••••••• wheelhorse tractor 42”, MANCHESTER - 4V4 room< Pursuant to an order of Hon. Reward. If found, please that the select candidates are Thursday, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. B/C. 999.00. Call 644-3819. Kitelien i^vUeges. 950.00 NEWLY RENOVATED Experience a plus, but sidewalks, sanding. Call Houseltold Gowfa 40 aprtm ent. Heat includedj> William E. FltsGerald, Judge, call 643-4735. ready to make ’83 "The Yea^ weekly. 9200.00 security Two c a r parkins 310 square feet office dated January 17. 1983 a hearing for Success". Contact our definitely not necessary. 646-2204. deposit. CaU 640-5382. USED TWIN SIZE box spring, Appliances. 9440 monthly.' i available. Main Street will be held on an application $50.00 REWARD - .Lost Sales Manager In strictest Will gladly train motivated good condition, 915.00. Call location with ample praying for authority to sell cer below and moil to: confidence. individuals. REFRIGERATORS, . 649-0619. Monday or T uesd^ on WASHERS. RANGES - parking. CaU 649-2891. tain real estate as in said ai^lica- North Elm Street. Fluffy (203) 659-2258 tion on file more fully appears, at long haired small babyish Clean, Guaranteed. Parts RENTALS the Court of'Probate on January Business & Service. Low prices! TWO HOT water circuling START *83 in your new of 26. 1963 at 11;1S A.M. cat. Black velvet Tortie DENTAL Assistant 3-4 Opportunities 14 s good ’’ condition, fice space. Prestige loca with white paws. Never B.D. Pearl & Son, 849 Main Sherrie L. Anderson. Ass't. (Herk days. Orthodontic office. Street. 643-2171. S . 7C-9128. MANCHESTER- Two! tion, corner East Center 023-01 been outside. On medica Salary commensurate with bedroom apartment Im and Pitkin Street. Great tion. Please call 649-3642 experience. 649-7222 FOR SALE used Shetland visibility. Rent Includes Manchester Herald with any information. NEED MORE older duplex. No utiUtiea.- between 9 and 12. | Income T u Articles lor Sato 41 vacuum with all at FOUR ROOM apartment No pets. No refrigerator:'* beat, Uglits, parking. Keith INCOME? with beat Included. Real Estate, 646-410. One Herald Square Part-Time or Full-Time ••••••••••••••••••••••a*. tachments, great condi 9350. CaU 647-0247. □ EMPLOYMENT INDEPENDENT , Service tion, one piece broken. Walking distance to Main It’s Manchester, Conn. 06040 INSURANCE Center, IncV Imprinted book matches, Asking 920.00. Telephone Street. First floor with STORE FRONT Space on seeks additional full-time pens. Tee-Shirts, calendars, private entrance. 9450 per tokens, etc. are In big de ★ 74^7176. busy stTMt. 500 sq. ft. Will Personal Lines Customer alum inum sh e e t s month. CaU 649-^7. remodel to suit tenant. 9375 Help Wanted 13 mand and easy to sell. No time to Service Representative. experience necessary with WALT ZINGLERS In CM with month including utiUties. NEW.SPAPER DEALER Excellent opportunity for our starter kit and catalogs. come tax service. Filing thick, 23x28Vk . 90c each, Salomon bindings and nor- Soft Knit Hot : 643-6712. wanted, Vernon/Rockville experienced, well- personal or small or 5 for 92.00. Phone 643- dlca boots stoe 6. W.OO! NAME ...... area. Call 647-9946. organized, career-oriented Call: (315)829-3310 2711. They MUST be picked Call 646-1S69. ' MANCHESTER Main think person. Homeowners an 1 Daily 9-6 p.m . Eves.: 7-10 p.m business tax returns. In your home since 1974. up before 11:00 a.m. only. Street. Newly renovated A D D R E S S ...... Auto Rating, Policy BRIDES hat trimmed wUh office space, 1200 square writing. Customer Contact. 646-5346. seeded pearls and lace, feet. Parking. The Ha:ayes abottt CITY ...... TELEPHONE SALES Good salary and benefits in Situation Wanted 15 worn once, 975.00. CaU 649- Coro., 6464131. modern, full service agen 4700. $200 to $400 Waokly cy environment makes this RETIRED Gentleman •••••••••••••••••••••••• SEASONED FIREWOOD, Homos-Apts. to ahara 59 Y o n r Z IP ...... P H O N E. cut, split, delivered. 9100 a •••aaaaaaaaaaaeoeoaa**** Part time hours 9am to an excellent opportunity. desires part time work in Painting-Papering 32 ELECTROLUX For appointment, call 646- cord. You pick up, ^ .0 0 . washer, 920.00. CaU ROOMATE WANTED- To 1pm: or 5pm to 9pm. Manchester area. Reply CaU anytime, 649-1831. share two bedroom flat Must be highly 6050 after 4:00, Bob Box O, c/o The Manchester INTERIOR PAINTING, 0315. . I-athrdp. over ten years experience, stoHlng February 1st. 910 A,B.Cs motivated and ar Herald. SNOW TIRES (2) - SOFA, Simmons hidabed, plus utilities. 646-2907 ticulate. For interview, low rates and senior citizen Firestone Town and Coun-' TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLOCK. call Bridget at 569- WANTED BABYSITTER- Condominiums 22 discount. 643-9980. grey tweed, very jgood con evenings. 4993, between 1 and Afternoons in Bolton try, L78-15, excellent. Used dition, 965.00. Call 648-0537. Center. Own transporta little. 521-5328. MOTHER WILL share 5pm. MANCHESTER - Two INTERIOR-EXTERIOR home in desirable tion. My home or yours. bedroom condo for rent. A- PAINTING - Wallpapering HEIERLING ski boots, AMEMCAN FROZEN FOODS Call 649-1931 anytime. MUST SELL! Oak small size 7, excellent con- neighborhood with mature C. 9575 with heat. 273-2013. and Drywall Installation. Bedroom Set, four pieces. female. Security and ONE ITEM PER AD. 659-3008. Quality professional work. diUon. 920.00. CaU after The presence or RETIRED PERSON Reasonaole prices. Free 'Also other items. Call 648- 5pm. 6494238. references. Call after 9pm, WANTED for light 2287. QUALITY CONTROL Estimates! Fully insured...... absence of maintenance duties. Mon □ REAL ESTATE G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. FOR MOTHER of bride INSPECTOR with 5 years day thru J'*riday 8 am to FIREWOOD - Hardwood Autoa For Sola______61 advertisins has •••••••••••••••••••••••• dress and coat ensemUe, minimum experience for 8:30 am. Glastonbuiry ~Ten- 950.00 a cord picked Up. aqua siUc ahanton size H), 2 3 4 first piece layout and final Homes For Sele 23 PAINTING & PAPER CaU 742-8426. the power to 1 nis Club. Call Paul. 659- Hanging Ceilings worn once. Orig. 9120 inspection on,aircraft sheet 3731. asking 980.00. CaU M ^ 7 . REPOSSESSIONS build or diminish metal parts, in an air con NEW 2-FAMILY - Two repaired. References. Ful SAMSONITE Luggage, one ly insured.* Quality work! FOR S M I your business. ditioned plant. Company RELIEF KITCHEN Help, bedroom ' townhouses, large and one medium. A-1 DESK - oak With five country kitchen with Martin Mattsson, evenings paid benefits and overtime. Manchester, on - call and 649-4431. condition. 945.00. drawers, larga and roomy, 1679 Ford Courier Pick Interviewing 8 a.m. to 4 fo r special events. appliances, carpet and Telephone 649-4284. needs sonie refinisblng. up, 4 cyl. $3300 , p.m. Dynamic Metal Experience required. CaU vinyl floors, double glazed 5 6 8 CaU after 8 pm, aridng 1978 Chrysler LeBaron 7 Products Co. Inc., 422 646-5271 Monday, windows, aluminum storm Building Contracting 33 FIFTEEN YEARS In 975.00. 643-5257. North Main Street, Wednesday, Thursday 8 am windows and doors, full Business - Seasoned $2900. % Manchester, 646-4048. I pm EOE M/F. basement with washer and hardwood - Cut, split and 1070 Fdrd'ThundarbIrd W hatever market dryer connections, gas LEON CIESZYNSKI ONE MIRROR 18” x 32”, 2 KIT'N’ CARLYLE'” by Larry Wright BUILDER. New homes, delivered. Two and three 1/ainch frame. 935.00. 9700. you’re reaching fired, hot water baseboard additions, remodeling, rec cord loada. 990 per cord. ■^lephone »4»7MT. heating system. 998,500.00. Fast DeUvery. 241-1238. Summitt Village Con rooms, garages, kitchens The above can be seen now, we believe 9 10 11 remodelM, ceilings, bath FOR SALE - m s Fakon a t I N 013 Main $L 12 dominiums. New two tile, dormers,, roofing. HARDWOOD -92.50 a box. station wagon, running and we can broaden bedroom townhouses 946,- Residential or commer Ready to use! CaU 649-6486. 5291? 900.00. Peterman Realty, rMdstered. 9TC.Q0. CaU 741- 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 your impact. 649-9404/647-0080. cial. 649-4291. 8074. cyl., automatic, alr- SEASONED Firewood, . cooditlonlng, 27,000 miles. Superb carl Many extras! VERNON - Lovely well rcoS“(!:-u“^^ngf®a5! nM-24Vk Use Wintuk Sport Yarn; kept ranch with three FARRAND weekends, 2 2 8 -^. faucets and pipe. E x o ^en t 94«6^. 644-2942. 13 14 15 16 REMODEUNG - Cabinets, condition. 935.00. to knit this flattering - bedrooms, huge family Telephone 64440U. Coordinated separates in back-bowed hat in your’ rec-room, two car garage, Roofing, Gutters, Room |FOR SALE - Double mat tear favorite color. 1976 JE E P - $2500. CaU 646- Additions, Decks, all types parte for the half- 1257 after 5 p.m. You can increase - C c z 5 in-ground Sabrina pool tress, box spring, excellent LADIES Low heel lace up alse 'wardrobe. Eaay-fit- No. 5291 has fuU direc-' PLUS separate four room of Remodeling and condition, '|Z5. 'fum-of-tbe- tina raglan zleevea offer tions. Repairs. FREE leather boo^- Hfce new. FOR SALE -1977 Mercii your cash apartment. Move-in condi century oak dretaer, five f lte 7. 925,00. Telephone eomfoit to theac all-aea- fl-99 fir esse 1 tion. 999,900. Strano Real Estimates. Fully insured. drawers, 9125. Oak rockar, >een favwiMs. N« hr iMhgi lid . Co«i^. Immaculate coq return by Estate, 646-2000. Telephone 6434017. ideal for baby's room, ITS. B.l9»witbPhele4>«Se tion inside and out. Low 17 18 19 20 fa In Siaaa U H to 24H. mUeage. 98500. Telephone advertising in the Its Perfect Condition. CaU049- STEREO cabinet, glasi 1043 after Spm. S in 141^ 87 bust . . . 5494054. CELEBRITY CIPHER doors. 950.00 or beet offer. laeket, 1 % trarda 60-ineh; SS.tt!rsse Celebrtlvdpfw cryptograrrw srs ortiHd froni qwWom by famaus psopts, pm Telephone 6 4 l4 in . Uonae, IK yaidt; lU rt, 1961 CHEVY Caprice, four IH anrt|ratrr k ■ / andprwnl. EacbMtar Inthadpbar Mandafor anoHMr. feday'sefur HONDA EXPRESS 144 ya^; paata, IK ssirw tta,.’* 'U MOPED- 9175. Men’s door, VS. 27,000 mUes. CaU arfllTE METAL Uven yatda- . ' r. . WjJCIALs Ovar 199 ae-j M7-1407. Leather Draaa Coat. S a t M i.^ lN I’.ilveWIQ’. and a FREE* 42. 9S0. Men’s Dmn S d Pattern Sactlan In the "KPHZRNV YC BEIW H ZHW tW R aC m m ’. 910.55 token M l CHEVY Caprice, four H r r a l i i Jacket Lane, 90. Both aU. Titephone 0454190. a l b u m . ' Example: A) Washer good cond., *50.00 ■ like new! Double Canopy m m m .. tM tianajiusn door, V8. 27,000 mUes. CaU H BRZHW YC H BRZHW." — KYWH Bedspread Set, CurtaM 07-1407.______Call 000-0000. SOFA, Black nangahlde, aroiSiFsttr ■ LUALNOnCl and ^ m s 925.159-U05. eid>t cushion with iftooden MN BP t-fenarar-arh P h D i i c B)Table with formica top, *20.00 Call 000-0000. PRFFRQVYKYJH. aS iM ® !S !2S . 9 ^ *• - flw igikndMsartoNUwapMaM. frame. 9ia.5h Tetophoae irtU to m U on 1/n/n goM rtIto to PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *'11 you bungle raising your cMMron, I SOUD OAK kltdMn sat. iTmiH BMBIM. I ------tfSl« ------law. No. Ml dM l/IO/B; No. l | l don't think whatever elee you do well mettere very much." — drop leaf ta b le , four ■SZjKiSMeai: duo l/U/M : No. Ml doe l/U/M : NO PET ADS. /-If Jeckle Oneeele reupbolstered chain, FOR SALE ' radial Urii, tar iM fir alasat phm 9 t s s n s r ^ No. IM duo 1 /lt/h ; No. NT due 643-271 r • Itea by NCA. Me. WT natural color. CaU 5494U4 PIM-TS-M. Two for 90.00. BONUf Caepanat^ l/M /n. WoodMdo Go., m Hort- CimbyHEA. me TM R-g U S * ry 0*1 after Spm. Telephone S724T0. ' PriM.. • • 91JM. t a * t " M Rood, Maoctootor. Cooa. i