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By Susan Vaughn state D E P to install the bar across Herald Reporter the pond to prevent the oil from spreading any further . An estimated 300 to 400 gallons of downstream.' oil that spilled into Lydall Brook A layer of yellow oil could be andSaulter’s Pond Tuesday from a seen all along Lydall Brook this leaking oil line at Buckley School morning from the storm drain at was being cleaned up by crews Vernon Street to the boom which from the State Department of was installed behind Saulter's Environmental Protection this swimming pool. morning. East Coast trucks were using The leak, discovered early Tues­ vacuums to clean up the oil. day morning by Robert Marconi, a Ed Alexander, a field inspector maintenance supervisor for the for the DEP, said that about 75 Manchester Board of Education, gallons of oil was contained occurred in an oil line from an Tuesday where the storm drain underground oil tank leading to the enters the brook. He estimated furnace in the boiler room of the that the total arnount of oil'which school, Buckley Principal Edward leaked into the brook was 300 to 400 Timbrell said this morning. gallons. ^ The line was repaired Imme­ Alexander attributed the leak to diately by school maintenance a broken valve on the oil pump. crews, Timbrell said. Alexander said he was recom­ Prior to the repair, however, a mending that the oil tank be tested large amount of oil was sucked up for leaks. from a trench in the boiler room by Inside, the leak had been cleaned a pump and carried into the storm up and posed no problems for the drain which empties into Lydall school which was in session this - Brook at Vernon Street, according ' morning. Timbrel! said. ;to town Deputy Fire Chief William The oil leak did not p(>se any Griffin. Officials said the oil could problems for the town water harm fish in the brook and pond. system, according to Robert The town Fire Department was Young, chief water and sewer called Tuesday morning to flush administrator for the town. The the storm sewer from the school to Water Department was asked to Lydall Brook, Griffin said. Both- open up the water from Lydall Herald photo by Taraulnlo the town and Eighth District fire Reservoir to force more water into departments were called late the brook, Youjig saief This action Workers hired by the state Department of Environmental upstream on Lydall Brook to try to consolidate an Tuesday afternoon to provide would help raise the water level estimated 300 to 400 gallons of oil which leaked out of lighting for the installation of a and speed up collection of the oil at Protection try to maneuver rowboats over a containment containment boom across Saul- thaJi^m, he explained. boom on Saulter's Pond this morning. Art Dietrick (rear) Buckley School Tuesday. Once the oil is contained in a ter’s Pond. The1)i>Iy,long-range effect of the and Scotty Parrel of East Coast Environmental Service, smaller area, the workers will vacuum it into nearby East Coast Environmental Ser­ oil might he on the fish and water trucks. vice of New Haven was hi red by the life. Young said. contractors for the DEP, were moving the boom O’Neill picks former chief justice to probe feud

Bv Mark A. Dupuis announced jointly House's ap­ of the system if this continues,” Peters and decided immediate dismissed if the dispute continues. received access to a portion of the - transcript (tf the grand jury probe United Press International pointment to conduct the review ^O'Neill said at a news conference steps were needed to address the “ A1 this ' sti^ge of the game under a state

her time at the U.S. Embassy in Asuncion, jeeps and other land vehicles. LA PAZ, Bolivia (DPI) — He said seven .Americans, in­ Rescue teams struggled through said the ambassador was not on the M i plane, declined comment on cluding Marian Davis, the wife of While still in the womb, Kristen dense fog in the towering Andes U.S Ambassador to Paraguay, Mountains today toward a peak whether his wife was aboard. Sara Twarz must have had a keen Arthur Davis, were on the list of 31 where they suspect they might find “ We are told by Eastern that sense of timing there were a number of American ■ passengers aboard the plane. Although she was due two weeks the wreckage of a missing Eastern -Til Airlines jetliner. citizens on the plane,” Leonard ago, she delayed her appearance said. FerrufinosaidSl pas.sengersand just long enough to become the Bolivian authorities said they 10 crew members were on the first baby of 1985 at Manchester had no word that any wreckage An Eastern official in Bolivia. Gonzalo Ferrufino, said heavy jetliner, hut an Fastern official at Memorial Hospital. had been found and U.S. authori- . ties at mid-morning said they were cloud cover made it difficult to u.se the airline's headquarters in Mi­ The 8-pound, 9-ounce infant was - ami said the flight carried 25 bom at 8:16 p.m. Tuesday to now uncertain if aircraft wreckage planes to conduct air searches for wreckage, and the search was pa.ssengers and eight crew Randy and Gena Twarz of Stafford had been located. therefore limited to a number of members. Springs. ‘T m still trying to sort it out.” “ She was expected on the 18th of said a Federal Aviation Adminis­ December,” Gena Twarz said tration spokesman in Atlanta who from her hospital bed this morn­ earlier said it appeared some_ debris had been spotted 50 miles Mishap cuts power ing. Twarz. 21. was recovering from an emergency Caesarian southeast of La Paz. section that was performed by Dr. At least 33 people but perhaps as More than a thousand customers panels will have to be replaced Illsuk Oh of Manchester. many as 41 — among them seven lost electrical power for Just over befon' power can tw restored to Twarz said she and her husband, I”. Americans, including the wife of an hour this morning when a those houses. Hughes said. 24, a laborer for J.J Mottes in the U.S. Ambassador to Paraguay transformer apparently exploded The outage was confined to the Stafford, had been spending a quiet — were aboard the Boeing 727 that at the corner of Wt^t Middle area bordered by Chambers Street iast was fn touch with La Paz’ El Turnpike and Dover Road, accord­ oil the North, Middle Turnpike on New Year’s at home when she went '4 into labor. The couple already has Ki Alto airport less than 11 minutes ing to the town Fire Department the South, Main Street on the West a 3-year-old son named Randy Jr. before it was due to land Tuesday and Northeast Utilities Co and flover Road on the East, Kelly night on a flight from Asuncion, NU spokesman Steve Kelly said Though Gena Twarz said she ' H i said. Buildings on both the north was not aware that Kristen's Paraguay. wires were reported down at 10:45 and south sides of Middle Turnpike timely appearance would entitle A Bolivian Air Force spokesman a.m., cutting off power to 1,033 were affected, Kelly said. her to any prizes, several Man­ said planes had flown over a customers. Power was restored at po.ssible crash site near the 21.120- 12:01 p.m.. ho said. Town and Eight District firefigh­ chester merchants have promised ters were on the scene this foot Mount Illimani but the area Fire Department Capt. Jack gift certificates and fi^e merchan­ morning Firefighters left when dise to the first baby of the New was "completely clouded over” Hughes said that an NU worker on and nothing could be seen. The the scene told him the outage NU workers began repairs, Year, Hughes said. spokesman said flights were being happened when a transformer The promoters have promised to Herald pooto by Tarquinlo give a dozen roses to the mother dispatched every 30 minutes to exploded. The blowout caused The Eighth District firehouse on herself. The blooms will likely Randy and Gena Twarz of Stafford Springs hold day-old check the site while a “ massive air power surges to pass through the Main Street switched to auxiliary search” awaited a break in the fuse boxes of five or six houses grace Gena Twarz's bedside for Kristen, who turned out to be the first baby born in 1985 power for the duration of the the remainder of her hospital st ly , weather. near the transformer, blowing the outage, a dispatcher reported. which is expected to end Sunday. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. John Leonard, a political officer fuse panels, Hughes said. The No explanation for the cause of the blowout was available at press Regardless of date, state celebrates birthday time. settlement, in 1633, followed by Connecticut as a commonwealth.” '.state celebrated its tercentenary Inside Today HARTFORD (U P I) - Connecti­ Connecticut 350 Years, 1635-1985,” When asked why Connecticut in 1935. cut has decided to celebrate its the department’s promotional Wethersfield in 1634. An advance has chosen 1985 to mark its 350th “ Maybe it was just a comprom­ 350th anniversary this year, but materials proclaim. party of English settlers from anniversary, Jay W. Jackson, ise.” he said. "But they did 24 pages. 4 sections the observance has raised ques­ But the Connecticut State Regis­ Massachusetts did come to Hart­ legal counsel to the governor, establish 1935 as’ the year ;ind tions about the actual birthdate of ter and Manual — the "blue book” ford in 1635, and the same year a Obituaries . responded: "Because it’s one-half rather than disturb the date, we’re the Nutmeg State. often referred to as the bible of fort was established at what is now Business _ Opinion going to use 1985 for the 3S0th Classified- . 22*23 Peopletalk . Gov. William O’Neill issued the Connecticut government —‘ con­ Deep River. century after the 300th celebration.'*' Comics- . 18 Sports- order and the state Department of tains no specific reference to the Another section of the book notes celebration.” Entertainment__ .14 Television . Economic Development is in founding of Connecticut in 1635. that the Fundamental Orders of Jackson conceded the reason “ Besides,” he added, “ our cele­ Lottery ■ 2 Weather _ charge of promotion. “ Celebrate Windsor is listed as the first 1638-39 "w ere the beginning of was “ somewhat blurred why the bration is going over into 1986.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Wt-din-sdny. .I;in 2. 1985 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 2, 19»5

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Phobics live in world of fear, but heipns available ' ■ o $ . „ __ ..i;*!* tiMxnt tn vissit A u nt F detergents! soaps and then food. She spoke of her experince with want to visit Aunt Etrfll” on her clients want to go to Australia thing, kind of a private time London has hit a low of $378. to those calling for help, Nathan stand on the balcony of a tall She once took her child to the By Sarah E. Hall one couple who wanted to cele­ Thanksgiving than on either ^ particular situation or incidmt^ afraid to go into unfamiliar build­ and New Zealand than everbefore, between a parent and a particular Whether there are more people By Mark Langford said. Those wj)o call are encour­ building, and go inside an airplane, hospital, believing there had been Herald Reporter brate their 25th anniversary with a Christmas or Thanksgiving. Nathan said. As the years go oy, ings, where he does not know then take an actual flight, with child,” .she says. Posh resorts such are taking winter trips this year is United Press International aged to seek treatment because some kind of chemical exposure. while the Carribbean island of trip to Hawaii over Christmas. Some Manchester agents re­ avoidance become stronger and where the bathrooms are located. as Club Med are. popular a matter of dispute among agent.s. they cannot cure themselves. medication. Early January is traditionally a Antigua Is also a favorite. She said she found it nearly ported heavy travel bookings While the fear of thunderstorms Doctors told her there was nothing destinations. Metivier says travel has ” defi- ■ SAN ANTONIO. Texas - Most of the fear grows. "Overcoming fears is not an The next steps are group therapy bustling time for airports andbus impossibiqelo set them the first- during the week before Christmas, Nathan says the most prevalent is not uncommon, or necessarily' wrong with the child. nitely” increased. But some others Dr. Habib Nathan’s patients are easy task, but there are methods of and staying involved with the total terminals. THE THREE HOT SPOTS in class airfare they wanted. It took from Dec. 16 to Dec. 23. One said of these maladies is agoraphobia, unhealthy, Nathan is treating a Since she began therapy, the Earh Daniels, owner of. Daniels claimed the balmy weather this afraid of things that other people teaching people to cope with and therapy program because, as But this year, many more winter 1983 and 1984 — China, Japan, and some last-minute finaglijig to save the Christmas holiday is a popular patient in which “ seeing clouds Nathan says: “ It’s hard to say how woman no longer showers three Tours and Travel, said he's noticed winter in Connecticut is hurting take for granted — a neighborht^ the fear of restauranl®. grocery master fear to once again lead full, travelers than usual are bound for Hong Kong — are no longer in the day, even though the couple time for Jewish families to take a stores, shopping malls, theaters, just drives him bananas. He has to times a day or washes her hands vogue, said Jeannette Lesperance that people "a re spending a iittle business. dog, the family car, shopping productive lives,” he said. much fear is normal. Under cruises or exotic spots, Manches­ had begun to plan for the vacation vacation and that post-Hanukkah go and hide.” 100 times a day. She bathes every bit more money" on trips than they malls, or the appearance of storm crowds, driving, or just about any The common thread linking all pressur$-you can revert back.” ter travel agents say. In addition, of the Airway Travel Agency. I'A years in advance, cruises were in vogue this year. place or activity outside the home. Nathan claims agoraphobia is other day but only with soaps given Instead, the trendy place to visit is have in previous years.” ’T m sure the warm weather has clouds on a dark horizon. phobics is the fear of a panic Although u q ^ 95 percent of the the warm weather this season has Metivier complained that the Nathan .is treating a young the most debilitating disease for to her in unmarked cups. South America, she said. delayed many people from making But despite the surge in travel, Nathan, an associate professor attack, which Nathan described as phobics who seek treatment are curbed the urge to flee to sunny current warm temperatures ha'Ve mother of three who is "living in which there is an almost 100 Trabitz said there also is an BUT AT THE SAME TIM E , the travel plans.” said Lesperance. of psychiatry at the University of a physiological response to a Nathan says the soap lady’s beaches in Florida and Hawaii, prevented spur-of-the-moment de­ most families prefer to spend the hell” because it is so difficult to percent chance of recovery. The partially or fully cured, there is a unprecedented demand for cruises current crop of winter travelers is Texas Health Science Center, says symbolic threat. The attacks occur . group of obsessive-compulsive phobia was similar to that of though the two vacation spots cisions to escape the cold. But ” a holidays at home. Healy said.' take her-^children to school or first important step for any victim remain popular, the agents say. this winter, and other agents more wary of "getting burned” on ‘•PEOPLE ARE WAITING,” While one mi^ht guess some people noiynal fears are healthy, but when phobics are confronted with phobics who do nod respond as Howard Hughes, the billionaire couple days of a good blizzard, and perform the simplest errand. is to realize the need for help and agreed. bargain packages that coveronly a said Donna Healy, assistant rnnn- irrational, obsessive fear strikes that fearful object or situation. industrialist whom he described as people start thinking about going would want to escape all "the Some extreme agoraphobics seek it. well. - ” In general, people are getting "Cruises over the Christmas portion of actual costs. Daniels ager of Travel Time. It used to be . season's hoopla. “ We don’t get too some people with persistence. Panic attacks can be controlled An extreme case is the "soap having a germ phobia. But unlike to Florida,” he said. find it almost impossible to walk Early this month, Nathan and much more adventuresome,” said holidays are sold out far in said. that by October, we'd have a big many Scrooges.” she said. It is estimated that 10 million with medication, but that is only lady,” who was hospitalized the Hughes, Nathan says, most people outside just to retrieve their mail, his wife, Manijeh, established a Gayle Trabitz, general manager of advance,” Trabitz said. Some Lawrence Metivier, president of influx of people starting; tolu planpiaii forlui Nearly all the half-dozen agents Americans have Some kind of part of the clinic’s cure. same day she telephoned the are not rich enough to build their ven ApriL^ WITH OR WITHOUT WARM he said. telephone hot line at their Phobic Connecticut Travel Services in the money-wise travelers are at­ Designs on Travel, said many of January, February, even interviewed predicted that good phobia — an irrational fear of an The next step is fighting avoi­ world around their fears. They re las slop ed WEATHER, Trabitz said that One of Nathan's patients is so Clinic of San Antonio. So far, more phobic hotline. Manchester Parkade. ’’They’re tracted to cruises because they his customers are opting to travel But the warm weather has s exchange rates and a healthy object or situation — that prevenU dance, in which Nathan helps his victims, like beaten up people,” he people from making theireir planilplans in . January 1 is still the heaviest them from leading a normal life. afraid that he has struck a than 50 people have called. Nathan says the woman had an willing to travel places they’ve contain no hidden expenses, she to France, England and their economy will ecourage lots of patients confront their fears in says. ” So many phobics aren’t advance.” travel date outside of Phobias often begin In youth, p^estrian with his car that he The telephone lines are manned initial fear of botulism that turned never heard of.” said, while others use special neighbors this year. "Because the people to travel in the next 12 small steps. Airplane phobics, for doing anything with their lives.” Planning far ahead — at least six Thanksgiving. when a victim is battered or retraces his route for hours,' by other phobics who are undergo­ to a fear of poisonsi chemicals. The South Pacific, Brazil, Vene­ cruise coupons that vary in worth dollar has been strong this year, months. instance, will visit an airport. months before departure — is Although more than one agifllt bMomes scared or fearful from a looking for bodies. Another man is ing treatment, and they c ifj^ la te zuela, and several little-known from $100 to $1,000. Europe has been a good buy,” he "W e’re looking for 1985 to be a crucial if people want bookings to .said New Year's is a more popular places in Europe are enjoying a Trabitz reported an upsurge in explained. time for vacationing than turkey good year,” said Daniels. " A l­ surge in tourism, several agents trips where one parent takes one or Low air fares also help make such heavily visited spots as ready. we've got a lot of advance Hawaii and Disney World, accord­ day, Healy .said people arc more said. Claudette Jacobsen of-the two children on trip, while the European travel attractive. One iii.,,1.. ‘-cHHenlv decide they booking" W iather agent said round-trip airfare to ing to Healy. Peopletalk AAA Travel Agency said more of other parent works. " I t ’s a nice Today’s forecast Acting like a cop— 1984’S boredom Medics save mother, baby Connecllcul, Massachusetts If you found 1964 to be a boring year, Alan And Rhode Island: Today: re­ The man who played Eddie Murphy’s boss in e ___ u r.___ -I. Hi.TtPlvdiately summoned the DiNarilo said that the baby i^' s Caruba, director of the Boring Instititue in maining cloudy in the north, By Sarah Passell "B everly Hills Cop” isn’t an actor but a genuine paramedics. expected to come out in distress Maplewood, N.J.. partly sunny in the south this Herald Reporter Detroit homicide detective. Paramedic Dan Huppe said that from lack of oxygen because of the Inspector Gilbert Hill, 53. ended up in the movie says blame your en­ afternoon. High temperature loss of the placenta, but the Quick action by Manchester DiNardo had lost a third of the after impressing director Martin Brest as he took nui on things like from the low 40s north to the low screaming indicated he was get­ paramedics is credited with saving blood in her body before he and 1 the movie cr.ew out to scout locations. Hill rewrote another bad Bo 50s south. Tonight: cloudy with a ting plenty of air. the life of a Kimberly Drive woman fellow Paramedic Jim Brown many of his lines for the sake of squad room Derek movie and chance of light rain and snow, "It was just an act of God, I ’m and her unborn, child on New stemmed the bleeding with shock realism but says he would never berate a real-life Walter Mondale’s mainly along the south shore. convinced,” she said. 2 Year’s Eve. trousers. officer like he does Murphy in the movie. ill-fated challenge The baby later developed respi­ A t ■f Low in the teens and 20s in the ”I was SUM I was dying,” "She had no blood pressure at "F irst of all they carry guns.” Hill told People o f President ratory trouble. No local hospital north, the low 30s in the south. Cynthia DiNarais, 33, said this all,” Huppe said. He said her heart magazine, "and I can never tell how their wives Reagan. had room for him. but John ’Thursday: becoming partly morning from her bed at Manches­ was also beating . at twice its treated them the night before.” Hill, known for Caruba, a free­ Dempsey Hospital in Farmington sunny with high in the 30s. ter Memorial Hospital. ” I was sure normal rate. Huppe and Brown his ability to talk suspects into confessing, said lance writer who sent a specially equipped ambu­ Maine: Gradual clearing to­ that my son was dead.” were assisted by town firefighters Murphy’s disobedient maverick "supercop” puts out an annual lance and a medical team to day. Highs in the 20s north to the DiNardo, a former auditor, was and Manchester Ambulance med­ would never fit in on a real police force. ” In real most-boring list, es­ accompany bim to Springfield, m id 40s south. Variable cloudi­ nine months pregnant when she ics in the rescue. life, he would have been murdered twice — first pecially hated the DiNardo said.' presidential ness tonight. Lows from 10 helow began to ble^ heavily Monday Once the shock trousers were on, by the criminals, then by the top brass.” he said. Huppe said, DiNardo’s blood pres­ DiNardo said she felt no pain election. zero north to around 10 above afternoon at home at 47 Kimberly Hill auditioned unsuccessfully for the job of roll r-TtUti Here comes the sun sure rose and she was able to because of the torn placenta: only call sergeant on "H ill Street Blues” this year and "Everybody, in­ along the coast. Mostly sunny Drive. from the emergency treatment Today: partly sunny. High in mid 40s. Wind becoming northwest 10 to She said she had known for speak. She was lifted onto a does not plan to rush into acting fulHime unless cluding Walter Mon­ Thursday. Highs in the single and the surgery. almost four months that Jhe stretcher and passed out a bed­ the right offer comes along. ” I ’m still a dale, knew Reagan numbers north to the mid 30s 15 mph. Tonight: cloudy with a chance of light snow. Low In the 20s. She praised the attention she and placenta was in an abnormal room window to the waiting policeman on a policeman’s |40,000-a-year was going to win.” south. Wind northwest 10 mph. Chance of precipitation 40 percent. her son received from doctors and ^<1 position inside her uterus, blocked ambulance. v'* 'fc'' ■' salary,” he said. Caruba said. "Why New Hampshire: Gradual Thursday becoming partly sunny. High In the mid 30s. Friday: partly nurses and said she has received between the baby and her cervix, a She was rushed into surgery and couldn’t they have clearing today. Highs in the 30s cloudy 30s. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jessie Bradley, 0, several calls from Bay State push up election day condition known as total placenta her son — Joseph Christian Di­ north to mid 40s south. Clear of 73 Phelps Rd., a fourth grader at Bowers School. Nardo, 7 pounds, 10 ounces — was Medical Center redorting on her to two weeks after George Shultz north to m ostly cloudy south previa. baby’s condiUon. the GOP convention Her doctor was planning a birth born by Caesarean section less tonight. Lows, from near zero Doctors toi&BFfthc first 48 hours Rockers told to cool It and gotten it over with?” by Caesarean section at Mount than 20 minutes later. Huppe said. north to the teens along the coast. Mixed blessing Also making 1984 a drudge were Michael Sinai Hospital in Hartford but Manchester obstetrician John W. were crucial and that he should be Rod Stewart, Sheena Easton and other rock Mostly sunny Thursday. Highs in wanted to wait for her to go into Connolly, who had never me^the out of the woods by now. DiNardo music stars have been charged with misdemea­ Jaekson. Secretary of State George Shultz, Olympic star Carl Lewis, Prinee Charles and the teens north to mid 30s south. labor naturally, she said. DiNardos. presided at the birth. expects to go home Saturday but nors for allegedly playing too loudly at Pacific Vermont: Considerable cloud­ But events took a different "He came out screaming,” does not know when her son will be Amphitheater concerts in-Costa Mesa, Calif. The Lady Diana,' entertainers Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, George Bums and Miehael Landon, Miss iness with a chance of a flurry. Snowflakes include course. The bleeding started be­ DiNardo said. released. move Friday by the city attorney’s office was the Highs 40 to 45 early then falling. She was under general anes­ Her husband and two-year-old J cause the placenta had torn away A hundred years latest action taken to curb noise at the outdoor America Sharlene Wells and CBS commentator Clearing and cold tonight. Lows from the uterus, according to thetic, but her husband, who was daughter. Lindsay, she said '"are concert arena, which has been a source of anxiety Andy Rooney. Caruba also offered some 1985 predictions, 10 to 20. Sunny but cold Thurs­ DiNardo and paramedics who with her in the delivery room, saw both just coming out of the These four letter carriers, with a 35 years of service; Edmond Trial of to neighbors in the Orange County suburb. good, bad and uglyt euphoria” that followed the birth. day. Highs 20 to 30. work for the town Fire their son as he was born. She was Vernon, 33 years; Ray Gardner of In addition to Stewart and Easton, misdemea­ saying a television sit-com would be beamed combined 101 years of service in the directly from the White House with Maureen Department. allowed to hold his hand inside an She re.scrved her highest praise Manchester, 18 years; and Thomas nor complaints were filed against the Pretenders. steady time period, snow shoveling Postal Service in Manchester, retired at Reagan, the president's daughter, admitting she By Bruce Schwoegler DiNardo’s husband Joseph incubator later that evening before for Paramedics Brown and Huppe. Jefferson Starship and Black Uhuru, a reggae Extended 'outlook is an intermittent heart rate, Gionfriddo of Manchester. T5 years. ate the entire state banquet for the Chinese United Press International called the Manchester Ambulance he was transferred to the neo-natal “ Had they not acted .so heroically, the end of December. From left to right band from Jamaica. The entertaiMrs face a Feb. Extended outlook for New booster of little benefit and plenty ambassador. Service. When the ambulance care center at Bay State Medical everything else would have been they are Joseph Liegl Sr. of Manchester, 5 arraignment on the complaints of risk. England Friday through BOSTON — There are few sights arrived, the attendants imme- Center in Springfield, Mass. aeademie,” she said. Sunday: prettier than giant, gently falling Cold temperatures and exces­ A Connecticut, Massachusetts snowflakes, especially around the sive arm muscle strain increase and Rhode Island: Partly cloudy holidays. One would have to be a the threat of heart attack. Cold Cheers to Boston H oss’8 final hitching post Friday and Saturday. A chance true Scrooge to deny that. causbs blood vessels near the skin Manchester GOP leaders see no upheaval in opposition surface to constrict and forces the of snow or rain Sunday. High But snowstorms seldom fulfill "What you need is somebody who can Beginning New Year’s Day. some of Boston’ s The name on the gravestone says Dan Blocker heart to pump harder. Arm strain " I think the Democrats tend to hold tion within the party, the Republicans temperature mostly in the 30s. this Currier & Ives image. Instead, Local Republican leaders don’t an­ work with with the different factions most familiar faces will be seen in television ads but visitors at the DeKalb, Texas,' cemetery compresses muscles and arteries In on to that as their trump.” he said of said. Moynihan is .considered a Low in the teens and 20s. they often^Iast wind and sno.w into ticipate any drastic changes in the (of the parly),” Ago.stinelli said. ” I promoting the city’s new slogan. “ Boston — always ask. "W here’s Hoss Cartwright buried?” near the heart, adding to pumping labor support. moderate. Vermont: Considerable cloud­ your face and pile drifts as high as adversary party as a result of its think he’s a wise choice.” Bright from the Start.” Blocker, who played the hulking, affable Hoss on demand. Nathan G. Agoktinelli. a Republican " I don’t know if that's going to sit well iness with a chance of a flurry. your car. Suddenly, the romace is Man faces burglary charge change in leadership last week. Athletes like Massachusetts resident Marve­ the television series "Bonanza,” died in 1972 at gone. A few cautionary notes include: Several prominent Republicans in­ State Central Committee member, said with Toby.” said Republican -state Sen. Highs 40 to 45 early this morning Joseph R. Ference, 18, of no certain address, " I do think in Moynihan they picked a N lous Marvin Hagler, a Massachusetts resident. the age of 42 but is still well remembered in his Snowstorms strand thousands of • Warm up and dress warmly- terviewed this week agreed that the he thought the party's philosophies had Carl A. Zin.sser of Manchester. but then temperatures fading. has been charged with third-degree burglary and good man,” said Zinsser, who com­ Red Sox great Carl YazstredmkI and Bill hometown. motorists. They close schools and Stretching exercises and layered reasons for the Democratic party’s not changed with the times. The party Most of the Democratic candidates Clearing and cold tonight. l»w s larceny in cqnnection with a house break-in on pared the change in the party chairmen Rodgers, a former winner of the Boston ” I ’ve had people from Maine and California businesses. Sometimes they kill. clothing prepare and protect the widespread defeats in the Nov. 6 also lags behind the Republicans in its who won in the Nov. 6 election were 10 to 20. Sunny but cold Thurs­ Mather Street Monday in which $4,ono in cash was to the shake-ups often seen in profes­ Marathon, will appear, as will a local rock band. stop in here looking for Hos& Cartwright,” said Even after the storm, danger body. election went beyond the leadership of use of computers to identify potential those with more liberal views. Zinsser reported taken. sional sports. The Stampers. Orval Miller, a storekeeper in the town of 2,100. day. Highs 20 to 30. persists — particularly for the • Don’t shovel like a mad man. outgoing party Chairman James M. voters, he said. said. Manchester police said today that East "It reminds me of the football team Another commercial star will be actor Ted ”It was a nationwide shock,” said funeral New Hampshire and Maine: elderly - who must get about on Take frequent breaks, especially if F itZ g e r^ , who announced his resigna­ "It's part of being in the 1980s.” All of those interviewed said that Hartford police have recovered about $2,000. that goes out and loses and they fire the Danson. who plays bar owner Sam Malone on the director Robby Bales. ” A_jnan of his size, his Fair Friday. Chance of flurries slippery walks and roadways. lifting wet, heavy snow. T ry to tion on Friday. The Democratic Slate Ago.stinelli said. "The Democratic Moynihan was a good choice to succeed Police said Ference is also charged by East manager in.stead of the team.” he said. Boston-set television series "Cheers.” vitality — to die so suddenly like that. Along with Saturday. Chance of flurries But snow shoveling is probably push and not lift, and cut down on Central Comnriittee is expected to elect party is still in the 1940s — they’ve got a Fitzgerald. Hartford police with possession of cocaine and The "Bright from the Start” slogan was his brute strength, he had compassion. He could north and chance of snow south the worst enemy. shovelfulls when snow weighs a Rep. Timothy J. Moynihan of East long way to go.” with risk of injury to a minor. announced last week as part of a slick $1 million be roused to temper but at the same time he could Sunday. Highs in the teens to mid Nobody knows how many of the waterlogged ton. Hartford to succeed Fitzgerald on Former U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett, who The investigation that led to the arrest involved advertising campaign by the Greater Boston melt. That endeared him to a lot of people.” ,20S north and mid 20s to low er 30s yearly total of 1.5 million heart • Don’t smoke, consume alco­ Monday. has been mentioned as a likely police departments of both towns and of Vernon. Fire Calls Convention and Visitors Bureau in connection The town recently considered placing a south. Lows 5 above to 5 below attacks trace back to snow shovel­ hol, eat a large meal or gulj^ coffee ” I don’t see any general upheaval,” challenger to Gov. William A. O'Neill A spokesman said Manchester police investi­ with dozens of area companies. "Although the commemorative marker near the graveyard but north and in the upper single ing exertion. It is likeiy that a before the walks are clean. Be said Republican Town Chairman Cur­ for the gubernatorial nomination in gated a break-in at the Mather Street house campaign will serve to attract visitors to Boston, any Blocker memorial will ” be done with the sizeable number relate to such careful with some medicines. tis M. Smith, who labeled Fitzgerald's 1986, and other liberal Democrats have numbers and teens south. Monday. Later in the day, the victim reported Manchester 368 Spencer St. (Town, Paramedics). the objective is to also promote the city’s family in mind,” Bates said.. ” We want to retain strains or difficulties encountered • And when you are done, take it resignation ” a move of frustration.” called for changes in the party, $4,000 had been taken. Monday. 8:41 a.m. — medical call. Monday, 2:02 p.m. — medical call, attractiveness as a place to live, work, study and an ideal of dignity.” in snowy, windy and cold easy. Don’t immediately plunge Smith said he thinks the Democratic including an increaed use of Meanwhile, Vernon police were investigating a 142 Walker St. (Town. Paramedics). 218 School St. (Town, Paramedics). do business,” said bureau president Robert E. Across the nation conditions. into another taxing task. Your party needs to end its reliance on computers. report that Ference was in a Vernon motel with a Monday. 10:26 a.m. — medical call. Monday, 3:38 p.m. — medical call, Cumings. Snow will extend across por­ Compared to the more popular muscles will thank you for it the groups like organized labor, who have O’Neill’s nomination of Moynihan to large sum of .money, the spokesman said. 100 Vernon St. (Town. Paramedics). 3:38 p.m. — medical call. 47 Kimberly forms of exercise involving a fixed. next day. traditionally been Democratic succeed Fitzgerald was a move aimed tions of the southern Plains and Manchester police developed further information Monday. 1:23 p.m. - medical call. Drive (Town. Paramedics). stalwarts. at strengthening the governor's posi­ Quote of the day ^ ■ snow will be scattered over and got a warrant. northern New England and By then, Ference antj ot'hers in his company Now you know Cleveland Detective Robert Bolton, comment­ across the lower Great Lakes. Region’s driving hazardous had moved from the Vernon motel to one in East ) ing on a holiday reveler’s shot that went through Rain will occur over southern Hartford, police said. Although toads routinely eat horseflies, scient­ the wall of a church and struck and killed the Rev. Shotgun blast earns man a year in jail New England, the mid-Atlantic Bv United Press International worst a broken leg, they said. East Hartford'police made the arrest at that ists now say horseflies also eat toads. Horsefly Hosea Conner during a service: states, the southern portion of motel and turned the suspect over to Manchester larvae, hidden in the mud, will come up beneath Miqor accidents and stranded Carros grabbed the gun barrel and probation. MacGranor was also forbid­ female newspaper carrier while the "Foriunately. the parishioners were kneeling, the Ohio Valley and the Tennes­ Freezing drizzle continued to police. Ference was being held this morning on A man charged last June with the toad, sting it and then suck the blood out. or we would have had more tragic deaths.” vehicles w ^ so commonplace wrestled MacGranor to the ground, den to own or u-se a firearm until his two went recruiting for new carriers see Valley. produce treacherous road condi- $20,000 bond. threatening his wife with a shotgun that that Vermont Transportation later injured three people when it police said. probation is over, court records show. la.st summer. Rain will also fall over the Uons today in parts of New At the time Usher was employed as a Agency spokesman Raymond discharged accidentally at a Manches­ The gun went off, sending gunshot Carolinas and Georgia, also England. Hotline training to starta A man charged last jjovem ber with* Burke — who directs road mainte­ ter bar has been sentenced to a year in pellets into the arm of one customer, circulation manager for the Journal across the western and central A traveler’s advisory remained nance operations from a command A series of training sessions for volunteers to police said. Two other customers were molesting a 12-year-old newspaper Inquirer of Manchester. in effect in western and northern prison. Gulf Coast states. High tempera­ post in Montpelier — jokingly staff a suicide hotline in the area will begin Jan. Robert J. MacGranor. 37, pleaded bruised by debris from the shot and carrier in Manchester has been Massachusetts, while in Vermont Usher was granted accelerated reha­ Almanac tures will reach the single suggested it might be a good time 19. guilty last month in Manchester received powder burns, iwlice said. granted a special probation that will scattered patches of ice were bilitation la.st month in Manchester numbers from upper Michigan to buy stock in companies that The 24-hour hotline will be sponsored by the Superior Court to second-degree as­ clear his record if successfully reported, creating what officials Superior Court and given two years’ across northern Wisconsin to operate wreckers. Capitol Region branch of "Samaritans,” which sault. He was arrested June 6 at the People inside the bar subdued completed. Today is Wednesday, January called the worst driving conditions -pnibation. If he complies with the southwest Minnesota. Highs in serves Manchester. Carol Katz, a town resident Village Pub at 501 E. Middle Turnpike. MacGranor before police arrived,* Richard Usher. 40, of Stafford 2nd, the second day of 1985, with of the season. A winter storm In New Hampshire and southern tc^ms of the probation, the charges will the teens and 20s will prevail who sits on the agency’s board of directors, said Police said after the incident that according to the police report. Springs, was charged with two counts 363 to follow. predicted for Maine petered out. Maine, precipitation and freezing beera.sed from his record. Accelerated over northern NeW England, Monday that the target date for opening is April 1. MacGranor, of no certain address, had MacGranor was sentenced to three each- of risk of injury to a minor and The moon is moving toward its The precipitation, which coated temperatures were reported. State rehabilitation is available only to much of the Great Lakes, por­ "This will give us a chance for two more' threatened tU kill his wife with a loaded years in prison, to be suspended after third-degree sexual assault. Police full phase. walkways and roads with a thin police in Concord, N.H., rep o rt^ first-lime offenders. tions of the upper and middle training sessions,” Katz said. "W e’ve got to have 12-gauge shotgun. Bartender Robert one year and followed by five years’ accused him of twice fondling the The morning' stars are Mer­ layer of ice. Caused a 20-car pileup slippery roads but no serious Mississippi Valley, much of the 40 or 50 volunteers before we open those lines.” cury ai\ji Saturn. at about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday on a accidents. 2 Plains dnd much of the northern Katz said a number of people have asked about The evening stars are Venus, Route 93 bridge-on the Methuen- A winter storm expected to Rockies. Highs will be in the 60s becoming volunteers, but only 15 have gone Mars and Jupiter. Andover line in northeastern dump up to a foot of snow in through the necessary training. All volunteers and 70s across the southern Taxpayers beat deadline Those born on this date are Massachusetts. northern Maine failed to pack the must complete 18 hours of training in six Atlantic Coastal states and under the sign of Capricorn. State police said about a dozen anticipated wallop and was mostly three-hour units, and agree to staff the phone southern California. High year. They include Virginia patriot people received minor injuries, the spent by daybreak today. lines for several hours weekly. Manchester taxpayers lined up in large SOUTHS That way they can itemize deductions in temperatures will be in the lower numbers Monday at the counter of the office Nathaniel Bacon in 1647 and For more information, call 521-7886. alternate years, Huestis said. 643-5692 ~ 80s over Florida. of the tax collector in the Municipal British General James Wolfe, .n Property taxes are due on July 1. with the (llVt Center Street, Mancheste " Building to prepay the property taxes that hero of the battle of Quebec, in second half payable on Jan. 1. Manchester Herald No injuries in house fire became on the first day of the 1985. Monday-HalHrda)' IO-5i30i ThMr«. *lll 9 m 1727. Troy said she thought concern over the Joan Troy, Manchester’s collector of On this date in history: Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Three children alone in a Vernon Street house possibility of income tax reform in the Lottery revenue, had no figures today on how many In 1788, Georgia ratified the Monday afternoon escaped uninjured when a fire future may be another factor prompting people prepaid their taxes or how much the Constitution and was admitted to Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraltis broke out in one of the children’s bedrooms, a more people than normal to prepay.' payments amounted to. But she said the the union. Associate Publisher Business Manager town fire department spokesman said today. Huestis said that theoretically, it is Connecticut daily numbers were higher than usual. JANUARY In 1959, The Soviet Union USPS 327-500 Deputy Chief Robert Bycholski said the fire possible that if Congress passes a tax launched . Lunik 1. the first Monday: 671 VOLrciV. No. 78 apparently started when an overloaded extension reform in the sping along lines propopsed SALE! unmanned spacecraft to travel cord overheated and set the bedroom rug on fire. She said people apparently want to keep by the Treasury Depaartmenl, deductions Publlitiad dollv axopt Sunday Suooaattd corrlar rota* art $1.20 their personal accounts on a calendar year to the moon. Play Four: 0924 and cartaln holldavt bv tht Man- waakiv, $5.12 for ont month. $1SJS A nearby bureau, window curtains and part of the for state and local taxes could be eliminated and thus want bills paid by Dec. 31. In 1968. Dr. Christiaan Bar­ other numbers drawn Monday chMtor Publlzblno Co., 16 Bralnord tor thraa month*. $30.70 tor *lx wall were in flames by the time firefighters from income tax deductions for the 1985 Un India tops, skirts, quilted jackets, Plact, ManchMttr, Conn. 06040. month*and$61.40foron*vaar. Moll arrived-,. Bycholski said. Robert Huestis, the town budget analyst, nard of South Africa performed' in New England: Soaond clou postoo* paid at Mon- income tax year. While that appears men's shirts, dresses, Mexican jergas, rota* ora ovollabla on roauaat. Thomas Daley, 8, and his brother William said he thinks the maturity of moriceses his second successful heart Vermont daily; 174 choztir. Conn. POSTMASTER: politically unlikely, he sa'id some taxpayers China tops, Chinese Kimonas, Indian brass, Sand oddrttt chanott to tht Mon- Daley III, 6, fled the house with their babysitter, may have something to do with the increase may have been guarding against the transplant. Maine daily; 2S4 chatttr Harold, P.O. Box SOI,/ Handcrafted Gifts, Gunne Sax Gowns, Gunne To ploca a claaalttad or dlaplov cousin Michael Meadows, 13. They called 911 in the number of prepayers. possibility of losing a deduction by not In 1974, President Richard Rhode Island daily: 8368 Monchottar, Conn. 06040. odvartlaamant. or to raport a now* Sax tops and skirts, Itam. *torv or pictura Idao. call from a neighbor’s hous6, Bycholski said. As mortgages mature, he said, more of paying it in 1984, when the tax law is fixed. Nixon signed a bill requiring UPl photo New Hampshire daily; 6900 GUARANTEED DELIVERVyit 643-2711. Otflca hour* ar*$;30o.m. The fire, which wax in Thomas’s bedroom, was the payment goes to principal and less to ami much more! states to limit highway speeds to Massachusetts daily: 1756 you don't ractiva your Harold By S to S p.m. Monday throuoh Friday. quickly extinguished, Bycholski said. Heat and interest. Thus the amount that can be p.m. woakdov* or 7:30' o.m. Satur­ Troy said older people tend to pay their 55 miles an hour or lose federal smoke damage was limited to the bedroom which deducted on federal income tax goes down. day, ploosa talophona your corrlar. taxes in person as the collector’s counter, highway funds. Today In history Numbers drawn Tuesday in If you'ra unoblt to roach your Tht Mancha*t*r Harold I* a will need a paint job and minor repairs, he said. As taxpayers find they cannot itemize possibly to be certain they get a receipt A thought for the day: Anieri- New England; corrltr, coll tubfcribar MrVIca at *ub*crlbar to Unitad Pro** Intarno- The house belongs to the Daley brothers’ deductions each year, they bunch property On Jan. 2, 1968, South Africa’s Dr. Christiaan Barnard 643-2711 by 7 p.m. wtakdovi or 10 tlonol now* aarvica* and- I* a immediately and possibly because they feel can patriot Thomas Paine said, Rhode-Island daily; 4096 mam bar ot tha Audit Burtau of father, William Daley, according to Bycholski. tax payments, making three in one year and o.m. Saturday* for ouarontoad the tax is personal obligation. "Every religion is good that performed his second successful heart transplant. He is ” L6t-0-Bucks” ; 18-7-35-1-13 dallvorv In Manchottor. Circulation*. only one in the next instead of making two a teaches Man to be good.” seen with his patient, Philip Blaiberg, six weeks later. Massachusetts daily; 4992

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/ \ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 2. 1985 Clark Is second Cabinet official to oxit 1985 greeted with parades V .S ./W o rld chosen a successor forClark. The post traditionally is By Ira R. Allen • held by a Westerner and The Washington Post United Press International reported in today’s editions that possible replace­ football games, shootings In ments are Energy Secretary Donald Hodel, Sen. Paul PALM SPRINGS, Calif. — Interior Secretary Laxalt, R-Nev., Rep. Dick Cheney. R-Wyo., and Rep. Hawaii. 11-month-old Gerald Fer- William Clark, a "God-fearing, Westerner” who By United,Press International Bowl to complete a 13-0 season. Cop says he obeyed orders ManueljCujan Jr., R-N.M. reria was killed when a bullet went loyally went to Washington at the request of his friend Some sports authorities say BYU The Post also reported that although Clark Is said to through the wall of a house and TORUN, Poland — One of four secret police Ronald Reagan, .has resigned to return to his Americans rang in 1985 with should not win the m ythirtl title agents accused of killing a pro- Solidarity priest have told Reagan before that he would be available for because it does not play 0 highly struck him in the head. A 37-year- Califomiaranch. • specific assignments occasionally, he also has made it flashy parades. Tots of college old neighbor was arrested as a told a court today he took part in the murder The White House said Tuesday night Clark, 53, who football, the wedding of a famous competitive schedule. because he was ordered to help kill the dissident clear he has no'desire to return to a post in Washington In other games over New Year’s, negligent homicide suspect. took over the Interior Department 15 months ago from track athlete and deadly shooting Neighbors were partying up and eric. the ousted James Watt, asked Reagan to let him leave or to serve on the federal bench. Heisman Trophy winner Doug There had been speculation that Clark might be accidenU by holiday revelers. down the street outside when the "Despite the fact that I was sick, I agreed to the Cabinet "in two or three months” because his In Dallas and Pasadena, Calif., Flutie led Boston College to a 45-28 take part in the operation." Lt. Leszek Pekala Reagan’s top choice for the Supreme Court in the victory over Houston in the Cotton shooting occurred, ^ lic e said. work was completed. the Cotton and Rose bowl parades A thiid incident in Detroit left a testified on the murder of Rev. Jerzy Clark will be the second Cabinet efficial to leave the event of an opening. . Bowl; Nebraska stopped Louisi­ Clark served as chief of staff in the California were held respectively, drawing 6-year-old girl wounded in the hand Popieluszko. administration. Education Secretary Terrel Bell said ana State 28-10 in the Sugar Bowl; governor’s office and as a justice on the Califoraia more than 1 million people to the by gunfire. Dariesha Sparks was As an officer, he said he wanted to be obedient in late November he would leave his post to return to parade routes and 100 million Southern California edged Ohio to his boss, Capt. Grzegorz Piotrowski, one of Supreme Court. He sat out the 1980 Reagan campaign, shot when a man in the downstairs private life. viewers to televisions around the State 20-17 in the Rose Bowl and three co-defendanU in the trial that resumed but when the president asked Clark to come to apartment fired off his gun to Deputy White House press secretary Marlin world. UCLA downed Miami 39-37 in the Washington in 1981 to be the deputy secretary of state. Fiesta Bowl. usher in 1985. today. Fitzwater said Clark, who was spending the holiday in A third parade, the Mummers Police in New York began Asked if he was aware that he was taking part in California, spoke with Reagan Monday night in Palm Clark, a loyal aide, agreed. ^ Getting 1985 off to a good start in But in February 1981, Clark acknowledged to the parade in Philadelphia, was re- enforcing a law requiring motor­ a murder, he replied. "When Piotrowski said that Springs, Calif., where Reagan was vacationing. sch^uled for Saturday because of Eugene, Ore., was Olympic dis­ a man must die I thought it was untrue. I thought Senate Foreign Relations Committee he had little or ists. their front seat passengers Clark, a close Reagan adviser for 18 years, "said he heavy rains in the area. tance runner Mary Decker, the we were only kidnapping the priest.” no foreign policy experience and did not know the and small children riding with felt he had accomplished his mission” and wanted to The lighted torch from the Statue highly touted runner who tripped Pietruszka is charged with aiding and abetting name of the prime'minister of South Africa. them to wear seat belts. Several leave public life in Washington, Fitzwater said. of Liberty was the feature of the during the 3,000 meter race at the the crime against the outspoken priest who His replies of “ I don’t know” or “ I can’t speak to arrests were recorded. ■< Fitzwater said Clark, the lawyer son of a California Rose Parade, as flower-covered Los Angeles Olympics, who mar­ that matter at this tim e" were widely criticized. Also in the that city, home of the supported the outlawed Solidarity union. police chief who wears cowboy boots with his dark ried British discus thrower R i­ But Clark gained respect for smoothing relations floats hailed "The Spirit of biggest New Year’s Eve celebratin pin-striped suits, told the president he wanted to go chard Slaney. between the White House and the volatile Alexander Am erica." in the country, special work crews UPI plYOtO home to his 888-acre barley and cattle ranch in central Chrysler Corp. chairman Lee “ Hot dog! ” said Decker, 26, with Treasurers target aparthisid Haig, then secretary of state. labored through the night to clean California. lacocca led the parade before a laugh as she and Slaney left the Parade. The float won the top award. the Reagan then made Clark, who prefers to M „up after the 500.000 people who HARTFORD — The nation’s state treasurers White House spokesman Peter Roussel, who was rtiore than a million curbside- church. The Atlantic Richfield Co. float, "Adven­ are calling for sUtes to adopt policies for putting addressed as "judge” fr6m his days on the court, his upl phoiilx jammed Times Square to greet the Sweepstakes trophy, for the most with the president in California, said Reagan has viewers and more than 100 million Decker was heavily favored to New Year. There was no official tures on the John Muir Trail, travels pressure on South Africa to change its apartheid .’’great confidence and high regard for Clark. He’s adviser on national security affairs. \ beautiful float. Nevertheless, he was a surprise choice to take the television viewers worldwide. win the gold medal iiTTllB 3,000 estimate of the tonnage of trash, down Orange Grove Blvd. in Pasedena, system, state Treasurer Henry E. Parker said sorry to see him leave the administration.” INTERIOR SECRETARY WILLIAM CLARK controversial Watt’s place as interior secreUry in Police arrested 295 people In the meters, but tripped when Zola which was all gone by 8 a m. Calif, during Tuesday's Rose Bowl today. , ^ There was no immediate reaction from Capitol Hill. . . . longs for California home area, 80 percent of them for crimes Budd, the barefoot South African Parker said the executive committee of the October 1983. Fitzwater said the administration had not yet involving alcohol. running for Great Britain, passed National Association of SUte Treasurers unanim­ At the Orange Bowl in Miami, 10 her close on the outside. ously adopted a resolution urging state treasur­ people were injured during the On a more somber note, a man ers to join "the rising chorus of anti- apartheid i» fireworks display at the halftime celebrated the New Year in protest currently sweeping the nation.” Hijacking prompts extravaganza. None of the injuries Cleveland by shooting a high- Parker, newly elected chairman of the national were serious. powered rifle apparently killed the group, said the resolution calls for states to adopt - There were five major football 84-year-old minister of a church. 2 policies presSfulng South Africa through the iMwl games to watch, and watch, investment of state pension funds. FAA safety probe and watch — the Fiesta, Sugar, XlU-year-old man who lives near Parker said other states should adopt a Orange, Cotton and Rose. the church surrendered to police Connecticut law requiring the divestiture of ’ As the last gun' sounded at the Tuesday. Police believe he was By Henry G. Logeman when he apparently overpowered his pension funds in companies that do not meet strict last game, the No. 3 ranked shooting at a stop sign but the guidllnes of social responsibility in their United Press International three guards and hijacked an Am eri­ bullet went through the sign, can Airlines DC-10 with 198 people to Washington Huskies still had treatment of South African employees. liopes of taking the national title through the wall of the church and NEW YORK - The Federal Aviation Cuba. Parker said five states and 11 cities have 'Bway from Brigham Young struck the Rev. Hosea Conner of adopted laws that require that under certain Administration is investigating Flight 626 was refueled and flew on to the Rock Hill Missionary Baptist whether all safety regulations were in New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport, University. circumstances pension and other funds sell The Huskies defeated No. 2 Church. Conner was dead on place when a convicted mass murderer where it landed aUl:58 a.m. Tuesday, shares in companies operating in South Africa. ^Oklahoma 28-17 in the Orange arrival at St. Luke’s Medical overpowered his guards and hijacked nearly eight hours after the jet was •v. Bowl; but two weeks ago No. 1 Center. an American Airlines jet to Cuba. hijacked. In a similar incident at Kailua. Federation deplores strikes The FAA Tuesday began an investi­ B Y U beat Michigan in the Holiday The convicted killer, Ishamel La- gation into how LaBeet took the gun, or WASHINGTON — A New Year’s Day explosion Beet, 37, emerged from a rest room guns, and whether he was being at an abortion clinic in the nation’s capital has armed with at least one gun and forced transported according to the FAA sparked the Planned Parenthood Federation to Connecticut residents the plane to land in Havana, where regulations that govern the transport of find a way to fight back against what they call a armed Cuban soldiers took him into “ reign of terror.” federation officials said. criminals. custody. The FAA requires that the crew be The Hillcrest Women’s Surgi- Center in LaBeet was being transported Mon­ notified of the prisoner’s location on the end holiday reveliy Washington was empty when a blast ripped day from St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin aircraft in advance of the flight. through the clinic, collapsing the ceiling and Islands to a federal prison in New York American Airlines declined immediate f i v walking near the police statioii. sending debris flying into the air. No injuries United Press International comment on details of the hijacking Two Windsor men, I^wrence A. ^ were reported in the 12:10 a.m. explosion. and it was not known whether the crew Rice and Brian Parent, both ^6,* A spokesman for the Bureau of Alcohol. r Connecticut residents, armed Drummer critical had been notified of LaBeet's presence, > ith resolution, headed back to died Saturday when the car they J Tobacco and Firearms said today the bomb was a said Dennis Feldman, an FAA spokes- work today after the long New were riding in slammed into small explosive placed on an east windowsill of after car crash another vehicle on Route 2 in North the clinic. Authorities said they do not know what . man in Washington. Y e a r’s holiday that saw at least LaBeet was being taken to the Stonington. kind of explosive the bomb contained. Jive traffic deaths on state high­ SHEFFIELD, England (UPI) - Metropolitan Correctional Center in ways, the highest death toll in New State police made 1,793 motor ft was the third abortion facility bombed in the Drummer Richard Allen of the heavy New York City after winning $12,006 in England. vehicle arrests in the holiday Washington area in two months and it is the metal rock band Def Leppard was in period that lasted from 6 p.m. eighth such blast in two years. No one has claimed St. Croix in a civil rights trial stemming ' There were plenty of headaches critical condition Tuesday after sur­ from his being placed in solitgijy following New Year’s Eve cetebra- Friday until midnight Tuesday. responsiblity for the blast, police said. geons sewed back his left arm severed They nabbed 1,202 for speeding and The Washington Times reported, today that a confinement in 1979. • Uons, but It was just anotherSvork in a New Year’s Eve ear wreck, Passengers on board the planeN^id day for some whose occupations ^ 50 for drunken driving. There were man identifying himself as a member of the Army hospital officials said. A 215 traffic accidents, 53 involving of God, a militant anti-abortion group, claimed LaBeet was handcuffed when he was never take a holiday. A spoKesman for the Royal Hallam- escorted onto the plane at St. Croix, but UPI I That included staff at St. M ary’s injuries. responsibility for the bombing. The Army of God The Metro-North commuter rail­ has claimed responsibility for at least one other shire Hospital said Allen, 21, was in that his guards removed his handcuffs Hospital in Waterbury where offi­ road pitched in to.keep driinken blast that damaged an abortion clinic in Prince intensive care after undergoing two after he sat down. Seeking prisoner's release cials claimed the first baby born in drivers off the highways by offer­ George’s County, Md., in February. operations. The plane left the Virgin Islands at Connecticut this year arrived at ing free train rides to New York’s In the first, which lasted throughout 3:51 p.m. Monday and was over the The Rev. Jesse Jackson (center), flanked by Mrs. Marilyn 12: 0 1 a.m. famed celebration in Times the^ntgirtr-naicrosurgeons replaced his Charleston, S.C.. area when LaBeet Goodman (left) and Mrs. Lucille Levin, makes a statement about The son bom to Diane and David Ex-cop fasts to gaftTbenefits Idft arm. which was torn off at the disarmed his guards. Engle of Naugatuck weighed in at 9 Square New Year’s Eve. i Some passengers said the hijn^iKer at his efforts to gain the reiease of Levin’s husband Jerry, the Cable Return rides were available free PORT ORANGE. Fla. — A 33-year-old former shoulder when his Corvette Stingray pounds, 2 ounces and was named one point went to a restroom and News Network Beirut bureau chief, and two others being held David after his father, officials until 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. N policeman disabled in the line of duty has been left the road and overturned near emerged holding a gun in each hand fasting since Nov. 28 to persuade Daytona Beach Sheffield about 150 miles north of somewhere in the Middle East. said. . and two stuck in his belt. As he made his officials to pay him the pension benefits he London. Hospitals also were busy caring Traffic deaths near 325 way toward the cockpit, LaBeet for those injured in traffic acci­ believes he deserves. ’’Since the initial operation there had ordered the passengers to hold their Jeff Amsel, who is drinking only distilled water, been severe bleeding and the explora­ dents around the state and at least hands up. Mike Wallace Improving Bv United Press International has lost 36 pounds in his 35 days of fasting, but tory operation was to investigate that,” five people had died during the the spokesman said. "There was some He told them he would not hurt them holiday period that started Friday there is no sign of reconciliation on either side. defendant in Gen. William Westmore­ The New Year’s holiday traffic further surgery on the arm and he’s if they remained calm. NEW YORK - Television news evening and officially ended at •T il fight them to my last living breath,” said land’s $120 million libel suit against the death toll neared 325 today as now back in intensive care.” It is not known whether the hijacker correspondent Mike Wallace, recuper­ midnight Tuesday. Amsel, who began his hunger strike Nov. 28 and bitter winter weather plagued He said Allen’s Dutch girlfriend, had his weapon concealed on his ating from exhaustion at a New York network and for the past three months At least 11 people were killed in reported Tuesday his weight had dropped from has been attending the trial at U.S. motorists traveling the nation’s Mirium Barendsen, who suffered head person, whether it had been hidden on hospital, is in good condition and motor vehicle accidents through­ 183 pounds to 147. District Court in Manhattan. He also highways at the close of the long injuries in the crash, was in ’’satisfac­ the plane, or whether the hijacker had expected to be released in a few days, a out New England. The four-year veteran of the Daytona Beach weekend. tory” condition. forced a gun from a guard. hospital spokeswoman says. maintained a heavy work and travel In New London, police said Police Department has been unable to work since Travelers’ warnings for freezing The spokesman said doctors did not LaBeet was convicted in 1972 with schedule, including a trip to famine- Edwin Damon, 27, was killdd about suffering injuries to his spine, arm, head and rain or snow were posted Tuesday yet know if the operation had been a four others of killing eight people at the Wallace, 66, co-anchor of the CBS plagued Ethiopia. 2:30 a.m. Tuesday when his car back during a scuffle with a burglar in March The hospital spokeswoman said in Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, success. posh Rockefeller-owned Fountain Val­ news show 60 Minutes, was diagnosed crashed head-on into a second 1982. by his physician as suffering from •Tuesday it was not known if Wallace’s Kansas and Illinois. Winter storm Amsel, the father of four, did not retire “ It will be some time yet before they ley Golf Club on the vacation island of vehicle on Howard Street in his St. Croix. The slayings triggered a exhaustion and admitted to Lenox Hill illness would prevent him from attend­ watches were issued in Oklahoma, Immediately because he hoped surgery and rest actually know how successful it’s been hometown. wave of racial killings in the tiny U.S. Hospital in Manhattan Sunday. ing the libel trial set to resume Michigan, New Hampshire and would permit him to return to work. in terms of his regaining use of the It took firefighters more than 30 arm ,” the hospital spokesman said. Caribbean territory. Wallace was named with CBS as a Thursday. ‘-minutes to free Damon from the Maine. wreckage and he was pronounced At least 323 traffic deaths were dead on.arrival about 3:15 a.m. at recorded since the New Y ear’s Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals '■ holiday weekend began Friday at 6 Reagan defines final agenda for Shultz-Gromyko talks in New London, police said. p.m. local time, a United Press Edward Buikus, 29, of East International count showed. The holiday weekend ends at midnight headings: one dealing with defen­ eral concessions, such as abandon­ U.S. concessions on the issue of Hartford was killed early Monday drei Gromyko Monday and Tues­ Reagan was scheduled to discuss Bv Norman D. Sandler sive weapons, including anti­ ment of the $26 billion missile weapons in space. when he was struck hy a motorcy­ Tuesday. the marching orders for Shultz California topped the nation with United Press International day in Geneva, Switzerland. satellite systems and Reagan’s defense plan and a moratorium on Administration officials said the cle while crossing New Britain The specifics were kept secret, with Japanese Prim e Minister 45 traffic fatals, Texas followed "Star Wars” missile defense prop­ testing of anti-satellite weapons. U.S. position, if successful, could Avenue in Hartford. Yasuhiro Nakasone during talks' with 31. Michigan 19, Florida 17, PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - Presi­ but the basic elements were osal, and the other focusing on The Soviets, in what the adminis­ lead to a resumption of full-fledged Patrick Hamedy, 31, of Windsor today in Los Angeles. New York, North Carolina, Illinois dent Reagan has defined the consistent with signals that eman­ intermediate-range nuclear mis­ tration considers to be "a propa­ negotiations over the next three Locks also died in a pedestrian ated from the administration in Among the principal U.S. objec­ and Georgia 12 and Kansas and mandate Secretary of State siles and strategic arms.- ganda offensive” in advance of the months and said the United States accident Saturday in his hometown George Shultz will have next week recent weeks. tives, officials said, is a resump­ Tennessee with 10 each. The U.S. position, officials said, meeting, have linked any future is prepared for an early return to when he was struck by a car while in pursuing new negotiations with While administration officials tion of formal arms control negoti­ takes a tough stand against unilat­ progress on arrhs /:ontrol to such the bargaining table. the Soviets on defensive weapons described the strategy for Geneva ations under two distinct and offensive nuclear arms. as a consensus of intensive inter­ During a New Year’s Day agency deliberations, the recom­ summit with his senior national mendations forwarded to Reagan Howell Cheney Vocational Technical School security advisers at the 200-acre appeared to only paper over 791 Went Middle Turnpike estate of publisher Walter Annen- substantive and unresolved differ­ PENDLETON SPECIAL berg, Reagan made final decisions ences between hardliners at the Manchester, CT that will guide Shultz in his talks Pentagon and their less-rigid coun­ 2 terparts at the State Department. 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fi MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednfsdiiy, Jan. 2. 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editoj^ Court denies inmate’s weapons’ charge appeal James P. Sacks, City Editor V cibility on the part of the The prosecutor’s reference to OPINION The court, however, said Tol­ necessary. “ two other inmates” when only By Lvdo Phllllia®**" prejudiced because the prosecut­ defendant, apparently precipi-* land Superior Court Judge Eu­ The lower court judge had one testified did raise such a united Press International ing attorney mentioned' in his refused to remove the restraints tated by these erroneous rulings, summation a witness who had gene T. Kelly had taken suffi­ can hardly be relied upon to negative inference. . HARTFORD — The state cient precautions to prevent the after two security guards accom­ However, the iustlces said the Supreme Court Tuesday refused- not testified. ^ justify them.” he wrote. jury from seeing shackles. panying the prisoner said they error was mi- gated by the J a c k to overturn a prison inmate’s Williams was charged with did not know whether they were The court also denied Willi­ Moynihan: a positive, popuiar decision possession of a homemade wea­ A vanity partition was built ams’ claim the jury was allowed judge’s charge to the jup^ conviction for possession of a needed. A n d e r s o n ; pon known as a “ shank,” which around the bottom of the defense to draw an unfavorable infer­ ordering them to consider “ the ' V homemade weapon, denying the “ It was not until two hours is a sharpened steel rod attached table and the jury was out of the quality, not the quantity, of announcement. Wade and Moynihan were seen talking Washington man's trial was prejudiced be­ later, after a second request to be ence by the prosecution’s men­ Gov. William O Neill’s .selection of Timothy to a wooden handle. A correc­ courtroom when Williams was testimony.” on a bench in the Capitol rotunda. “ What do YOU think cause he appeared in court in leg unbound was denied, that the tioning an inmate who was never Moynihan of East Hartford to take over as Democratic Merry-Qo-Round tional officer testified he found led In and out. called as a witness. The justices said the reference we were talking about?’’ Wade responded when we irons. Williams, shackled only dur­ defendant showed some lack of to the second witness was state chairman is the stroke that can, at last, pull the Capitol In a unanimous decision writ­ the shank during a body search cooperation by electing to absent “ Any party intending to argue party out of its post-election stupor and get it started . asked him later about it. after the defendant left the ing jury selection, did not claim to the jury that an unfavorable “ Invited” because the defense - (This trio, incidentally, commissioned the Century ten by Justice Arthur H. Healey, any member of the jury had ever himself from the courtroom toward recovery in 1986. Comments prison upholstery shop. inference be drawn from the had already referred to a second m i. 1 . Opinion Research poll on O’Neill vs. U.S. Sen. Lowell the Supreme Court turned down seen the restraints. because of the court’s groundless Moynihan has to be a little crazy, of course, to take the appeal of Stanley Williams, Williams said the, jury in his absence of a particylar witness witness the day before. Bob Conrad Weicker of Greenwich, O’Neill vs. Dick Bozzutoof While concurring the defend­ refusal to respect his right to Shea agreed the trial was not the job. The party is woefully behind the times (and the at the state’s maximum security trial may have been prejudiced appear in court without res­ must seek advance permission Syndicated Columnist Watertown and O’Neill vs. Moffett. All they will say is against him because the court ant’s trial was not prejudiced. from the trial court,” the justices prej'u'diced because of the com­ Republican^ as a political organization operating in pri^n in Somers. Justice David M. Shea disagreed traints,” Shea wrote. they were “ very pleased” with the results.) Israel refused to remove his leg res­ said. ment. the high-tech mid-1980s. And it still has people in policy The high court also denied that the leg restraints were “ Evidence of subsequent iras­ positions who prefer the “ old" way of doing business. O’Neill’s designation of whom he wants as party Williams’ claim the jury was traints during jury selection. chairman was an exercise in traditional politics. The But O’Neill’s decision has played quite well to Ethiopia; throughout the party and will enable the chairman- governor, in consultation with a few insiders, “ passed the word.” Fitzgerald helped make calls. So did Charles designee to deal from strength when the Democratic Gambling State Central Committee ratifies the governor’s wish. Moffett and U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd, talked a lot about “Chad" McCollam of Bethel, the governor’s ^ kept secref Moynihan will bring to the job a good background in what the party needed, O’Neill did something about it. administrative aide. basic politics, a decade of experience in the state Dodd, in fact, met with a select group of state Tom Reynolds of Haddam, who hoped to be a revenues Legislature and a dash of that critical ingredient in legislators on the very morning of the breaking story. candidate for chairman, saved McCollam one call. WASHINGTON — It’s no secret keeping a party’s head above water — a track record as The topic, as they talked at his office a block from the Reynolds showed up at the Capitol that day to press his that Ethiopia’s deadly famine haa. cause again. McCollam walked him out to the corridor a fund-raiser. state Capitol, was what to do about the chairtnanship. been made worse, not better, bjr* on wane His best asset, however, is his personality. Moynihan One wag suggested that they should have looked out the and broke the news. “ Sorry, Tom, it’s Tim .” he said. the actions of its Marxist leader. knows how to get along with people, even the window toward the Capitol because they might have Col. Mengistu Haile Mariam. REACTION BY MEMBERS of the governing temperamental nuisances who infest every political seen a puff of smoke from the chimney. O’Neill had Instead of mounting an all-out HARTFORD (UPI) — A five- crowd. He is great at negotiating. He sticks by his word, beaten them to it. Democratic State Central Committee was, in the main, effort to help the starving millions,. year boom in legalized gambling and he has no time for the trivial. People like him. But As for Moffett, his report in late November on how the typified by Arthur Barbieri of New Haven, who has had he has dev(2ed the government’s . pumped millions of dollars into more importantly, they respect him. party could shape up included his ideas on what the designs on the job in years past. The governor, said he, energies to putting down rebellious ' state coffers, but experts say the betting bonanza is coming to an chairman should be. The Moffett specifications should have the chairman he wants, in this case, tribesmen in the northern areas'* end as the thrill of wagering O’NEILL’S DESIGNATION of Moynihan as his described Moynihan perfectly. If (D’Neill paid any Moynihan. ’ ’He’sgot my vote.” he said. where the famine has been most _• attention to that portion of the report when the two held Some Democrats have reservations about whether wanes. choice to succeed state Chairman Jim Fitzgerald of severe. Between 1978-79 and the fiscal their celebrated nine-minute meeting in O’Neill’s Moynihan can wear the two hats — as legislator and Newington was revealed with dramatic suddenness at year that ended in June, legalized 2 state chairman — comfortably. Moynihan will be What is a well-kept secret.-, the end of Christmas week. Hardly anyone close to the office, the governor should have thanked Moffett. wagering totals for Connecticut 2 political scene was surprised by the news that deputy minority leader in the House. He can ask the though, is that Mengistu has been ^ increased about $221 million and Fitzgerald was retiring, but the identity of his probable O’NEILL’S MINISTERS without iwrtfolio — George boss. O’Neill did preci.sely that when he was in the getting military aid from Israel' state gambling revenue nearly successor was the best kept secret in many moons. Hannon of Glastonbury Jim Wade of Simsbury and Legislature. almost since the day he seized,'^ doubled. O’Neill worked quietly behind the scenes for weeks Jack Mahaney of Waterbury — were very much a part And O’Neill has strengthened his own hand for the power 10 years ago. What makes State gaming officials said wag­ before going public with his decision. One of his close of the chairmanship search. Moynihan was their future by this positive, popular decision in naming Tim this surprising is that, according to ^ ering should hit a peak of about $937 million by the end of the friends said boa.stfully that while “ others." i.e. Toby candidate too. Two days before O'Neill made his Moynihan to lead the party. a secret CIA report seen by m y ' reporters Dale Van Atta and Scott • 1985-86 fiscal year, and expect Barrett. Israel was second onlj) to ^ state revenues to level off at about the United States as a source o f ' $200 million in the same period. Editorials Alfred W. Oppenheimer. head of military and technical aid t o . the state gaming division, said his Ethiopia during the reign o f; department must work in the next Emperor Haile Selassie, the man five years to prevent any decline in Painless resolution Mengistu ousted - in 1974. The the industry that provided some United States didn’t make the- $148 million in state revenue last ideological leap, but Israel did. year. Here’s a perfectly painless “I don’t like it. It should be Several possibilities have been Unlike Mengistu, who got his New Year’s resolution that up to the individij^U,” the raised to insure legalized wagering military training in the United woman said. and revenues reach and remain at could save your life. Make a States, several of his associates the anticipated “ plateau.” quiet declaration to get into A 22-year-old woman from ’ were trained at an Ethiopian One proposal calls for a second the habit of buckling your military academy staffed by Israe­ weekly drawing of Connecticut’s Middlefield, N.Y., will never seat belt. lis. Ever since he and his buddies: highly successful Lotto numbers get the chance, but, if she J seized power, they have been "in . game. Blaine Lewis, chief of the Betty Shufelt probably state lottery unit, said the plan J could, she might want to say a discreet contact with Israel,” the' could be adopted when the game wishes she did. Just 10 few choice words to Shufelt. CIA report states, adding; “ The minutes into the New Year, “ matures.” The Middlefield woman died Israelis, for their part, welcome State officials also hope an the Rutland, Vt., resident was when she was ejected from TrSAQWfT any opportunity to improve their expansion plan for off-track horse issued a ticket under New her car, following a crash. DOMINO- position in Africa.” racing betting parlors can be York’s law requiring seat belt completed by June 1988. Incredibly, though Israeli mil­ The state’s 14 0TB facilities use by motorists. Police say if she was itary adviser; were kicked out of wearing a seat belt, she might could be increased to the 20 A Ethiopia in 1973 when diplomatic authorized by the Legislature, She has the dubious honor A have lived. relations were broken, they were of being the first person to be including construction of two more SOOHYAAms INILl. secretly invited back by Mengistu- “ mine-teletracks.” nabbed under the new seat Don’t forget that New Ye­ in December 1975. The CIA report ^ Another option could be partici­ belt law. ar’s resolution. TOPfLH. explains that Mengistu and his pation in a proposed multi-state cohorts “ decided that the Israelis /"N ew England Lotto” game. Connecticut officials are check­ could help the army cope with the ing federal law for the feasibility^f many insurrections throughout the a game involving all six New N Rides weren’t safe country,” and that this service England states and plan to submit outweighed any political fallout N a proposal to the Legislature in from Ethiopia’s Arab neighbors. - January. Safe Rides stayed home they had time to schedule 'Oppenheimer said the only thing New Year’s Eve and that’s a workers. In addition to training, the that could change the state’s Israelis offer Mengistu’s army shame. This strikes us as a flabby “levelling off” forecast'•ould be excuse. The service has re­ Open Forum weapons it needs to fight the rebels. expansion of Connecticut’s gam­ The new Volunteer pro­ , in the northern provinces. They bling industry — a possibility he ceived considerable attten- gram in Manchester, which have sold him at least $20 million and state lawmakers feel is tion — both in this newspaper generated for the Student One- walk signals, where no sidewalks worth of Soviet-made munitions unlikely. offers free and confidential During the past five years, and others. As for scheduling, Acts. as well as Encore’s produc­ exist, is really an impressive and spare parts captured two rides home to those under 21 Theater at MCC legalized wagering in Connecticut just how much tim e does that experience. years ago from the Palestinians in who are too drunk to drive — tion of "Agnes of God.” and per capita wagering jumped take? is really thriving One more important aspect to If the usual beginning of winter Lebanon — and at bargain- and their passengers — did about 38 percent, and state gam­ Of all the nights of the year consider is that theater, like situation develops, then about a basement prices. bling revenues increased even not operate Monday night. To the Editor: week after the first heavy snow­ that Safe Rides could have media, which is my major, are not The Soviets, of course, remain more dramatically. storm. we will learn of the efforts The reason, the organizers used to promote its new I cannot help but feel that some majors which attract many stu­ Mengistu’s major military patron. State revenue from legalized gambling accounted for 3.28 per­ real points are being missed in the dents because the chances for jobs of our police to get people to clear This alliance began in 1977 when said, was that they didn’t service. New Year’s Eve is snow from their sidewaiks, with cent of all state revenue in 1978-79. recent theater controversy at inMhese fields are few and far the Kremlin decided to ditch P entire stock of- have enottgb-time to get the the best. results about as effective as State budget officials said that Manchester Community College. between, and require more inner Somalia, Ethiopia’s neighbor to entire, stock of word out that their service Safe Rides should get its act shoveling the tide. figure rose to 4.28 percent during The disgruntled alumnus who feels talent than learned skill. the east, which had been harboring TIDYKINS SNOWSUITS existed, nor did they think together. Their sidewalks? My plot plan the last fiscal year. that the theater program is fading MCC has a responsibility to anti-Mengistu rebels. i CARTER’S LAYETTE ITEMS should look at other community provide instruction in studies tells me that Manchester owns'my colleges in Connecticut and other which are in the highest demand on sidewalk, as is probably true “ Up to 17,000 Cuban troops and 50% OFF states for that matter, and realize today's job market; computer townwide. I recall that in Roches­ over $1 billion in Soviet arms were TV haters 25%'OFF The lawyers’ airlift that ours is not fading, but programming, word processing, ter. N.Y.-, where I grew up during rushed to Ethiopia by early 1978,” Half price on infants’ and toddlers’ snowsuits, just in thriving. secretarial sciences and medical the 1920s, the city owned the a secret Joint Chiefs of Staff report to try again Shirts, stretch suits, bedding and bath needs, all at time for winter’s worst w eather!.,.______■ As .stated in Thursday’s Herald occupations. This is what they do. sidewalks and cleared them. In states, “ and the SfSnets deployed a super savings! ______These particular degree programs winter, the sound of a horsedrawn general staff to organize and direct There is something simply Lieberman warns that vic­ article, at least four student , FARMINGTON (UPI) - Towns­ productions per year are available can be accomplished in two years. sidewalk plow, going by about 5 the Cuban-Ethiopian war effort entire stock of disgraceful about the way tims could die in poverty people who renounced television to student actors. Casting consid­ Most media and theater majors go a.m., told of snowfall during'the against Somalia.” while the lawsuits spend 10 for the month of January last year rt American lawyers — most of erations must always take obvious on to four-year institutions, so for night. The Soviet intervention in Ethio­ Slrelchies” by Kleinarts GRANDMA’S LOVE” PLAYWEAR years or more creeping were so impressed with the rMults them uninvited — are des­ precedence, so auditions are also them, MCC has provided the basics It was imperative to clear the pia, according to the Joint Chiefs’ of the experiment they’re going to cending on India in search of through the already overbur­ open to the public as a community of their studies.-<^ sidewalks early so that people report, was even bigger than that try it again this month, organizers clients in the wake of the dened U.S. court system... service. I think this is not only Do not downplay MCC’s role in could walk to the trolley stop. in Angola, which began in 1975; »ay- . 5.97 4 0 % OFF Union (Carbide accident. It’s A Jragey has taken place in commendable, but also wise plan­ your learning experience. Com­ (Never mind plowing the streets — More than 1,500 Soviet military The second black-out begins that came later). Manchester today, after a one day of grace Reg. $8. One piece stretch suits in assorted solids and Choose two-piece slack sets, overall sets and coveralls ambulance-chasing of the India, and the victims must ning. In this way, actors of proper munity theater groups are out advisers are stationed in Ethiopia.' ages can play roles more suited to there to add to your experience and should do likewise. allowing partici^hts to watch the prints. for newborns, infants and toddlers. lowest order. be compensated. If, as seems though the Cuban troops have been - New Year’s Day college football ■ them. There is nothing worse than MCC has done its part in your If and when our street depart­ cut back to.^bout 5,000, mostly on 2 What must the rest of the likely, negligence was the games. a 20-year-old trying to play a education It is a fine school and I ■ ment takes on sidewalk snow Ohe Somalian border. East Ger­ 2 cause, then those responsible Nancy DeSalvo, a librarian and «wn ATKINS BABY BUYS world think as they observe 50-year-old. or vice versa. am proud to be a student, for the removal, a really sincere interest man advisers have dwindled from one of the originators of the idea, these representatives of the must make restitution — second time! , in having continuous sidewalk In the past, mo.st MCC produc­ the 550 counted by Western intelli­ said Monday pledge cards and FITTED CRIB SHEETS, solids and prints, reg. $7-7.50 American legal profession whether thay are representa­ tions have been on a small scale, so snow removal will develop. Until gence in Addis Ababa tw(^ years bumper stickers were being HOODED BATH TOWELS, assorted colors, reg. 6.50 going into their little promo­ tives of the company, safety only few actors could be accommo­ Joyce PerreU that time, let's stop this foolishness ago. passed out in schools and around 5 .5 7 - 5.97 44 Horace St. of telling a particular property the community to get as many 5 « 1 7 tional dunce. inspectors, local officials or dated a) one time. To anyone who What do the Soviets get for their knows MCC, the reason should be Manchester owner to clear his sidewalk when television viewers to join as GOWNS, solids and prints, reg. 5.50-$6...... 4 .3 7 -4 .7 7 As these slicksters lament whoever. The Indian govern­ help? Perhaps their biggest stra­ TERRY WASHCLOTHS, assorted colors, reg. 2/1.75 obvious. The auditorium only has there is no sidewalk next door and tegic prize is the Dahlak Islands In possible. UNDERSHIRTS, snap side and pullover, reg. 4.50-$6 the accidental poisoning of ment will eventually deter­ "W e’re stressing that people 2 / 1»3T so much stage area and cannot perhaps none across the street. the Red Sea, near the Ethiopian mine responsibility. Then, if should shut the televUlon off 3 .5 7 - 4 .7 7 thousands of people, they produce large-scale musicals and There are no street sidewalks' port of Massawa. The Soviets teve W ATERPROOF PADS, in four sizes, reg. 4.50-12.50 the victims feel they need Absolute anarchy — ' completely or reduce the number drool over the prospect of the like. Now ..that the Lowe bordering the Manchester Par­ been building a naval and air base of hours they watch it,” she said. contingency fees built into legal assistance to press their Program Center is available, who in our sidewalks kade. Let’s start there to provide there for three years, including the Some 1.000 residenU went cold their multi-billion-dollar law­ claim s, they can request it, knows what the future will bring % sidewalks for walking shoppers. world’s largest floating dock. turkey last year and shut off their RECEIVING BLANKETS, soUds and candy stni^s, 20%-25% OFF suits againts the chemical either in this country or in for our Theater Wing? To the Editor: Intelligence reports indicate that television sett completely for the There is nothing wrong with Clint Hendrickson the islands are now a virtual Soviet whole month and about 5,000 FAMOUS MAKER PLAYWEAR com pany, fees that amount to thedr own country. viewers watched considerably Encore Productions having a ■ Absolute anarchy describes our 72 S. Hawthorne St.' enclave, off limits even to By Health-Tex, Carter’s and Oshkosh! Two-piece 30 to 50 percent of any However, what’s needed sidewalk situation which is a leis. home base at MCC. To protest this Manchester Ethiopians. QUILTED CRIB PADS, two sizes and contwr, re^ sets, polos, overalls, dresses and much more, for settlement that is eventually now is not lawsuits but aid to hangover from our days of village “ Families gave up TV and did a would be like the MCC music What the anti-Mengistu rebels lot of other things. They hated to the helpl'^ss. Just hearing one charm (how else explain it?). Letters policy 3.50-12.50...... -i...... V7 newborns, infants and tcddlers! reached. program protesting performances get from the Soviet collaboration. see February 1st come around” What’s more, as Connecti­ American lawyer boast on of the Manchester Symphony and Just in the course of driving to a The Manchester Herald wel­ Of course, is more grief than they when the experiment ended, she cut Attorney General Joseph television that this case will Chorale. These are groups which shopping plaza, one sees people comes letters to the editor. can handle. The Eritreans, for - ' recalled. ‘ D iL Baby Shops; all locations except New London Lieberman has pointed out, be .so easy that he might let should be seen as examples to handcarrying groceries along in­ Letters should be brief and to the example, who have been fighting "They played games, read, students by which they can ob­ formal footpaths where sidewalks . point. They should be typed or Ethiopian governments, for 23 - exerciseil: developed hobbies. MOST D&L STORES OPEN MON. THROUGH FRI. NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS 12 TO 5. it’s not even in the vietiips’ his son handle it brings a They did other things tMether. serve and learn. should be. However, to experience neatly handwritten, and. for ease years, have been subjected to interest to put themselves in w5ve of revulsion. These You could really see the bfliefit of Corbins Comer. Meriden. New London and Crystal Mall also open SiHurday nightt. (New Britain open Thurs. night only an c Another point is that no one can the real grotesqueness of our in editing, should be double­ attacks by HiG-21s, MiG-23s. Mil vultures are the ultimate giving up TV.” the hands of American lawy­ ever say that MCC does not sidewalk situation, just try walk­ spaced. helicopters, and the Soviet Mi24 1&11I6TA1 a 1SIFW B R IT A IN • GROTON • NEW LONDON • CRYSTAL MALL < ’ Ugly Americans. De^Ivo said children had a . CORBINS CORNER .MERIDEN • AVON* VERNON • MANCHESTER • ^ISTO L • NEW ______ers at this time. Saying that promote or encourage student ing along West Middle Turnpike The Herald reserves the right to helicopter gunships that have '' support system they could rely '-VL FOR CHILDREN. VERNON • D&L FOR CHILDREN, WETHERSPILLU • ------' ’disaster • relief does not performances. I personally know from Main Street to the Parkade. edit ietters in the interests of created such carnage in upon when they “ weakened and come in pinstriped suits, ” — Keene (N.H.) Sentinel that publicity on all levels was To discover pedestrian walk/don’t brevity, clarity and taste. Afghanistan. wanted to watch.” -MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1985 - 9 8 — MANCHKSTKR HKRAl.D, Wcdncsdiiy. Jan. 2. 1985 Obituaries \ Loans may slash

eral Home. 400 Main St., with a Chester L. Kenney Sunday at Manchester Memorial a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, profit at Heritage SPORTS mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Chester L. Kenney, 64. of 23 Hospital. She was the widow of 400 Main St., with a mass of in St. Bridget Church. Burial will Peter J. Sklat Sr. Christian burial at 11:45 a.m. inSt, Bretton Road, died Tuesday at his be in St. James Cemetery. Calling The Heritage Savings and Loan Hale said he did not know home. He was the h i.sbandof Joan Born in New Hamp.shire. she had Bridget Church. Burial will be in Orange Bowl hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Association of Manchester has whether a loss reserve would have lived in East Hartford 40 years St. Bridget Cfemetery. Malloy Kenney. postponed its annual January to be established. "B eing a before moving to Glastonbury d Calling hours are Thursday from Born in Fall .tiver. Mass., Martin G. Peterson yiP meeting while auditors complete public company, these are the Kenney had lived in Manchester year ago. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. St. Bridget kinds of words we have to use, ’ he Martin G. Peterson, 54,^ former the review of about 1.000 loaifs. for more than 34 years. He was a Other survivors include three Rosary Society members will meet said of the news release. resident of Andover, died Saturday Heritage President William H. U.S. Navy veteran of World W arll. sons, Peter J. Sklat Jr. and at 3 p.m. Thursday to recite the However, Hale said that any No. I to Washington? Hale said today. Michael Sklat, both of Glaston­ rosary. in Stuart, Fla., after a short illness. He worked a* the Connecticut Hale said the review, which is losses resulting from the loans bury, and Paul A. Sklat of Memorial donations may be He was the husband of Beryl Transit Co. and retired in 1982. part of the audit done annually, is would not completely erode the By Dave Raffo Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer goal try was blocked by Tim Hartford: another daughter. Kat­ made to the American Cancer Peterson. He also is survived by three sons. taking longer than usual because bank’s unaudited profits for the United Press International agreed that Washington should Peoples. hleen Muller « Glastonbury; a Society,' 237 E. Center St.. Peterson had worked 27 years Michael Kenney of Noith Andover. of the added loa i^ R i the bank’s year. have earned its first national title Switzer was just as upset at the brother, William McGrath in New Manchester. for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East Mass.. Robert Kenney of Willing- portfolio following its m erger in Last year the bank posted one its M IAM I — In a fitting cap to the Tuesday night. illegal number penaly as the one Hampshire; three sisters, Eleanor Hartford, before his transfer to the ton and Brian Kenney of Manches­ August with Fideralty Federal most successful years when it had 1984 season, no team came out ol "They’re a better team than called on the red-and-white horse- Chamberlain. Elizabeth Bordner Josephine Schiavetti Palm Beach. Fla., facility three ter; two brothers, William Kenney Savings and Loan Association of net earnings of $619,366. The bank the the Jan. 1 Bowl games as an BYU, I guarantee that," Switzer drawn covered wagon. of New Britain and Francis Ken­ and Virginia Provencer, all In New years ago. Josephine (Faitella) Schiavetti, New Haven. had lost over $3 million during the overwhelming choice as f^ional said. ____y "B efore the game, we asked the Hampshire; and 13 grandchildren. •. Other survivors include a daugh­ ney of Wallingford: two sisters, 88, formerly of Hilliard Street, died The audit should be completed previous two years. champion. Switzer, James and BYU Coach officials if every player (with Rita DiBella and Ruth Tyska, both A private fun^cal will be held at ter, Catherine Ward of South Monday at an area convalescent within a few weeks, he said. No. 3 Washington’s 28-17 victory La Veil Edwards all vote in the UPI non-interior line numbers) had to of East Hartford: and three the convenience’bt.. the family. Windham; three sons, Dan M. home. She was the widow of Emilio In a news release issued Mon­ over No. 2 Oklahoma in the Orange Coaches' ratings. report in directly and they said Memorial donations may be made Peterson of Stuart, Fla., Duane D. grandchildren. Schiavetti. day, the bank said that a "signifi­ Bowl Tuesday night made the Millen. who started the first ‘naw, we’re not going to be that The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 to the American Diabetes Associa­ Peterson, in the U.S. Navy at Born in Dazio, a province of cant loss reserve” might have to be Huskies the chief competition for eight games, entered the game strict. We’re going to be good a.m. from the Molloy Funeral tion, 17 Oakwood Ave., West Sondria, Italy, on Sept. 18,1896, she Groton, and David L. Peterson of Fire Calls established depending on the re­ No. 1 Brigham Young in the final after Paul Sicuro threw three guys,'” Switzer said. "Then they / Home, 906 Farmington Ave., West Hartford. Callahan Funeral Home, had been a resident of Manche.ster Palm City, Fla.; his mother, called it on us twice. Don’t tell us sults of the audit. ratings, which will be released interceptions and lost a fumble Hartford, with a mass of Christian 1602 Main St., East Hartford, has Mildred Gray of Dudley. Mass.; for 40 years. She was a communi­ "Although such provision would today at 6 p.rh. EST. • through three quarters. one thing and then do another. buriai at 10 a m. at St. Bartholom­ charge of arrangements. five brothers, two sisters and five Tolland County cant of St. Bridget Cljurch. substantially reduce net earnings But the Huskies might not have Millen.capped his second series "And if they don’t want our ew’s Church in Manchester. Burial Survivors include a son. Rio grandchildren. Sfilonday. 8:50 a.m. — woodstove for fiscl 1984, it is currently won impressively enough to over­ with a 12-yard touchdown pass to wagon on tife field, tell them before will be in East Cemetery. Schiavetti of Bolton; a daughter, The funeral will be Saturday at 2 prcCTem, Clark Road, Bolton Stanley J. Jaworski anticiapted that the association come the 120 points separating .Mark Pattison. Pattlson’s catch in the game ‘don’t come on the field.’ p.m. at the Christian Life Assem­ (Bolton). Calling hours are Thursday from Mrs. William (Mary) Forsyth of BYU from Washington when the the left corner of the end zone That’s a school tradition. They’ve Stanley J. Jaworski. 75, of bly of God, Route 32, Willington. will report net earnings for the 1984 Tuesday, 12:23 a.m. — medical 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Avon; 10 grandchildren; and four regular season ended. finished a 74-yard drive to give done it for 50 .years.’’ Suffieid. died Tuesday at Manches­ Memorial contributions may be fiscal year even if such - loss call, Skinner Hill Road, Andover great-grandchildren. provision is deemed necessary,” The Hnskies, 12-1, finished their Washington a 21-17 lead. Tim "They don’t belong on the field, ter Memoriai Hospital. The funeral will be Thursday at made to the New Life in Christ (Andover). but I wouldn’t have penalized He is survived by his wife, the news release said. best season ever with several Lashar’s 35- yard field goal had Louis J. Evans Jr. 9:15 a.m., from the Holmes Fun- Church Building Fund, Stuart, Fia. them.” James said ot.the Sooner Katherine (Turek) Jaworski; upbeat notes. Jacque Robinson given Oklahoma the lead three Louis J. Evans Jr., 78, of 2611 Schooner. three daughters, Joanne Pastula of gained 135 yards on 28 carries to minutes earlier. Albany Ave., West Hartford, died become the first running back to " I t ’s been a couple of months Following Paulson’s TD, Okla­ Monday at John Dempsey Hospi­ South Windsor, Alexandria To- homa’s Buster Rhymes fumbled many of Vernon and Kathryn crack 100 yards against Oklahoma since I lost my job and it never tal. Farmington. He was the the kickoff out of bounds on his own R oyerof Oakton. Va.; four sisters. RING INTHETMEW this season, and deposed quarter­ leaves the back of your mind how husband of Helen Minikowski 1 back Hugh Millen came back to frustrated you are with yourself." 2. Sooners quarterback Danny Mary Miller of Castro Valley, AL SIEFFERT'S Evans, and brother of Irene YEAR WITH OUR lead a fourth-quarter rally. said Millen. who completed two of Bradley’s pass was intercepted by 2 Genzano of Manchester. Calif., Nellie Kopcinski of Suffield, linebacker Joe Kelly on the next 2 But the game — which featured four passes for 41 yards. Born in Windsor, Evans had Celia Gnatek and Stephanie Mock- BIGGEST SAVINGS nine fumbles, four interceptions The Soonens, 9-2-1, had a 22-yard play and Rick Fenney scored from moved to West Hartford 35 years alis, both of Enfield; nine grand- and a 1.5-yard penalty against a field goal by Lashar nullified with 6 yards out two plays later to make ago. He operated the Evans chil( en and two great­ EVER ... ON TOP NAME mascot — wasn’t becoming of a the score tied 14- 14 1:02 into the it 28-17. Service Stations in Hartford, grandchildren. BRAND COLOR TV’s, AND national championship battle. fourth quarter. Oklahoma was “ We beat Oklahoma by enough Bloomfielcb Windsor and West The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 "W e’re No. 1,” Washington penalized five yards for having a Hartford. He was a member of St. a.m, from the Nicholson it Carmon APPLIANCES points.” I^enney said, " I just don’t Coach Don James said. "W e’ve got player with an illegal number on UPI photo Timothy's Church in West Funeral Home, 443 East St., Route see how they can deny us (No. 1).’’ 159, Suffield. with a mass of my vote. All I was worried, about the interior line and the Southeast­ Hartford. Washington moved to a 14-0 Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St.' was a 1-point victory.” ern Conference officials tacked on He also is survived by two sons, PRICE 15 yards when the Sooner Schooner first-quarter lead on Sicuro’s 29- Washington is one of six teams attempt by Oklahoma kicker Tim Lasher Richard L, Evans of West Suffield Joseph’s Church, Suffieid. Burial Washington defenders, including which were ranked No. I in this came onto the field. yard pass to Danny Greene and and Donald L. Evans of Bloo/n- will be in St. Adalbert’s Cemetery, Darren Kilpatrick (90) block a field goal upset-filled season. The subsequent 42-yard field Robin.son’s 1-yard run. (31). field; two daughters, Louise Le­ Enfield. Calling hours are on vesque of Gainesville, Ga.. and Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and7to9 Marjorie Weisenfarth of Chats- p.m. Cotton Bowl worth, Calif.; three brothers, John Evans of Newington. Bernard Jane Quintiliano Evans of Tariffville and Philip Jane Sowiriski Quintiliano, 66, ROLLBACK Evans of East Hartford; three the wife of former Rocky Hill EVERY TELEVISION EVERY STEREO EVERY COLOR TV other sisters, Pauline Bartunik of Police Chief Alfred Quintiliano, ON SALE NOW! 'Other" guys lead B. C. Eagles Cleveland. Ohio. Frances Daniels died Monday at Doctors Hospital. ON SALE NOW! ^ ON SALE NOW! of Windsor and Marion Stalk of Sarasota. Fla. She was the mother season who in his four-year career running for 198 yards and Strachan Frank Tate and a 25-yard intercep­ Stamford; 16 grandchildren; and of Alfred M. Quintiliano of MITSUBISHI 5 ^ ' HITACHI W iTtnerson, Bv AAlke Rabun became the first NCAA quarter­ for 93 more. Despite being out- tion return for a score by Audrey four great-grandchildren. Coventry. United Press International back to ever throw for more than gained by his teammate. Strachan McMillian. A mass of Christian burial will be Born in Indian Orchard. Mass., — was voted the game’s most valua­ Those last two touchdowns came Thursday at 10 am . at St. she had iived in Rocky Hill most of DALLAS — Doug Flutie has been 10,000 yards. J J only a minute apart and pul "The important thing is the win Timothy’s Church. West Hartford, her life. She had lived in Florida such a perfectionist during his ble offensive player. career at Boston College that and this win fulfills the goal that Hoiiston\cry much in the game. with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, since 1976. the team and my.self set going into The-Eagles’ 45 points and .533 Poquonock. Calling hours are 2 to4 Other survivors include a daugh­ coach Jack BickncII has hud to The Cougars regained the ball total yards were both Colton Bowl p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today at ter. Jane Anthony of Rooky Hill; a R remind him of .something every the season,” he said. and quickly broke a big play down "This last game is extra special records. Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Poquo­ brother, Stanley Sowens of Coven­ now and then. to the Eagles’ 30- yard line. But "W e tell him that'he is allowed to and it will slick with me the rest of nock Ave., Windsor. try, R.I.; three sisters, Helen “ There are many games that are that play was called back by a be less than super sometimes." the my life." Ralston of Charlestown, R.I.. Julia not a Flutie show,” said Bicknell. clipping penalty and Houston 1 083f9 said BickncII. Pierson of Rocky Hill and Anna "W e have a lot of good players on never again threatened. John J. O’Leary In his la.st game in a Boston Flutie threw for three touch­ Antonyk of Blandford, Mass.; and AM/FM/CASSETTE/ downs in the first half as Boston our team ” Boston College seemed John J. O’Leary. 68. of 22 Cottage A M f F M I RADIO I f f College uniform Flutie was. in­ Instead, it was Boston College A h five grandchildren. St., died Monday at Manchester TURNTABLE College rolled to a 31-7 advantage. ready to produce a 70-point after­ grinding out the yards on two The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 deed, less than super Tuesday. 13 But by late in the third quarter, noon early in the game after Flutie drives that ended in a 4-yard Memorial Hospital. He was the WHITE Of A O But it made no difference to the a.m. from the Rose Hill Funeral BLACK & (luickly hit Kelvin Marlin with a brother of Francis J. O’Leary of COMPACT Eagles who put together a record­ the Southwest Conference co­ touchdown run*by Strachan and Home. 580 Elm St.. Rocky Hill, 63-yard scoring pass and then Manchester. setting offensive production any­ champion Cougars had climbed to another of 18 yards by Stradford, followed by a mass of Christian threw an 8-yard touchdown to Born in Manchester, he had lived way in the 49th Cotton Bowl game. within three points of the lead, burial at 10 a m. in St. James Stradford for a 14-0 advantage. "W e went in a little overemo- here all of his life. He worked at PORTABLE! STEREO COLOR TV With Flutie struggling in the Houston, which finishes the Church. Burial will be in Rose Hill Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Co. as a tional. ” said McMillian, “ and not Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ wind and near freezing tempera­ season 7-5. appeared ready to Houston then got a Cotton Bowl • clerk until he retired in 1976. He settling down hurl us. We showed ling hours are today from 7 to 9 tures which made the day a test of finish off its comeback since Flutie record 98-yard kickoff return from was a member of the Zipser Club we could stop the pass in the second p.m. and Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. survival for the 56,522 fans, the was on his way to a second half Earl Allen for a score but the N and a former member of the $ eighth-ranked Eagles abandoned half.” and 7 to 9 p.m. performance that included just Eagles came hack with a 31-yurd Knights of Columbus in their normally potent air game in two completions in 13 throws for 14 field goal by Kevin Snow, another But Boston College did its share Manchester. favor of their generally overlooked yards.and two interceptions. Flutie touchdown pass of 13 yards of stopping Houston, too, since half He also is .survived by another Mary C. Schauster running attack and fought off the to Gerard Phelan and a 2-yard the Cougars’ points came on a But the Eagles’ running game, brother. James J. O’Leary of Mary C. (Cronan) Schauster, 71,, Houston Cougars and came away scoring run by Strachan. kickoff return and an interception with Troy Slradford and Steve Westport, and several nieces and of 22 Cumberland St., died Tuesday with a 45-28 victory. return. Strachan leading the way, finished nephews. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Eagles thus produced their The Cougars started their rally UPI photo off Houston’s hopes. "Everything with us has always "The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 She was the wife of Joseph .first post-season victory in 44 late in the first half with a 1.5-yard a.m. from the John F. Tierney Schauster. years, While Flutie was throwing for his touchdown throw from Gerald been offense, offen.se, offen.se," Pri'ces start at; Bostori College made the Cotton Bowl a long afternoon said Bicknell. “ Bui the dcfcn.se Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St,, Born in Waterbury on April 18, EVERY VIDEO RECORDER "It was not one of my better days second lowest production of the Landry to Larry Shepherd and showed it could play really well followed by a mass of Christian 1913, she has been a resident of ON SALE NOW! for Houston quarterback Gerald Landry, on the ground by far," said Flutie. a landslide year with 180 yards on 13 comple­ kept it going in the third quarter burial at 10 a.m. in St. James Manchester since 1946. She was a here after getting saeiked by the Eagles' John Bosa (97). winner of the Heism pnJ^phy this tions in 37 attempts, Stradford was with a 2-yard scoring run from today, loo” Church. Burial will be in St. parishioner of St. Bridget Church $ Bridget Cemetery. and a member of the church’s choose from; Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 Rosary Society. She was also a Fiesta Bowl p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. member of the Daughters of MITSUBISHI-HITACHI-RCA Sugar Bowl Memorial contributions may be Isabella and AAR P Chapter 604. h -ZENITH-MAGNAVOX-FISHER made to the American Heart Other survivors include three Association. 310 Collins St.. sons. Ronald J. Schauster and z M -JVC-EMERS'ON-PANASONIC Hartford. Richard L. Schauster. both of 329 LeCt kicks UCLA to upset of Miami Sundberg sparks Manchester, and Raymond E. Schauster of Lebanon; a sister. Margaret Sklat Mrs. Gertrude Scovill of Manches­ EVERY MICROWAVE EVERY COLOR TV EVERY COLOR TV TEMPE. Ariz. (UPI) — To Day bowl game in three years after came close. for 294 yards while Bono hit on Cornhuskers’ win Margaret (McGrath) Sklat of ter; 12 grandchiidren; and several UCLA’s John Lee, his game­ two Rose Bowl victories and ended "I can’t end up a career better 18-of-27 for 243 yards. Glastonbury, thb mother of Mary nieces and nephews. ON SALE NOW! ON SALE NOW! ON SALE NOW! winning. last-minute field goal in with a 9-3 mark. Miami dropped to than this. It was just a matter of On the game-winning drive, By David Motftt Ahat position to junior Travis Ellen Oborski of Manchester, died The funeral will be Friday at II the Fiesta Bowl was a "dream,” 8-5. . putting th in p together." Bono completed 3-of-3 passes for 53 United Press International Turner for the remainder of the WIAGNAVOX T je m m To his teammate, quarterback Lee, a junior who set NCAA The Hurricanes, who ended the yards, 28 coming on a sideline season. Osborne felt he earned Litton Steve Bono, it was a satisfying end record this season with 29 regular regular season with two-point catch by Mike Sherrard. NEW ORLEANS — Nebra.s- another chance after he com­ Reagan seeks accord to his collegiate career. season field goals, said he wasn’t losses to Maryland and Boston But Bono was not. the only ka’s Craig Sundberg believes in pleted 7 of 10- pa.sses for 171 But. to the Miami Hurricanes, worried about the game-winning College, again were stunned. unexpected hero for UCLA as the'power of prayer. yards in the loss to 2nd-rankcd the 39-37 loss before 60,310 fans kick. "In the last three games. I ’ve freshman tailback Gaston Green The senior quarterback. In Oklahoma that dropped Ne- on trade with Japan Tuesday was just the third straight "There’s no reason to put seen a lot of things happen to this was named the gam e’s top offen­ danger of missing what he braska from No. 1 to No. 4 and disappointing defeat for the de­ pressure on yourself," Lee said. team ," Kosar said. " I think the sive player, gaining 144 yards on 21 figured would probably be his knocked the Cornhuskers out of " I f I do the same as in practice, I three straight losses have been attempts and scoring twice in the last football game because of the Orange Bowl. The favored By Ira R. Allen last less than three hours, Reagan fending national champions. can’t miSs. If I did miss the kick, I very disappointing to the team, but first half. flu, recovered in time to be Cornhusker.s. looked flat in the United Press International was flying back to Washington o I A a Lee’s third field goal' of the was going to dig myself a hole and I ’m confident the program will One of his TDs was a Fiesta named MoSt Valuable Player in first quarter when they gained following six days in-southern contest, a 22-yarder, came with crawl right through it,” . bounce back." Bowl-record 72-yard scamper that Tue.sday night’s Sugar Bowl. only 29 yards and although they PALM SPRINGS, jCalif. - In his California. only 51 seconds remaining and Bono, credited by Bruin Coach Miami Coach Jimmy Johnson started the Bruins on the road back Sundberg threw three touch­ trailed only 10-7 at halftime, the meeting today with Japanese Rather than pressure Japan to marked the third time the 15th- Terry Donahue with “ one of (his) looked back at the Maryland game from a 21-7 second-quarter deficit. down passes and ran'for another Bengals had outgained them Prime Minister Yasuhiro Naka- further limit exports of cars and ranked Bruins had come from behind in the game. greatest games,” said he and his and said his defense “ seemed to Green gave credit to the Bruins’ to lead the 4th-ranked - Corn­ 291-141. sone. President Reagan hopes to steel to the United States — issues offensive line, saying they "blew " I just didn’t feel like we had 2 2 The field goal, a chipshot for the teammUtes reached their goal. lose confidence" after that. huskers to a 28-10 victory over persuade Japan to open talks on already under discussion — Rea­ OUR LOWEST "W e knew we hpd to keep the ball The Hurricanes have given up them out.” I2th-ranked LSU. anything to be proud of in the chipping away trade barriers now gan was expected to urge Naka­ WHY PAY MOREI record-breaking Lee, climaxed a CABLE READY-QUARTZ TUNER in our hands and out of Bernie’s 128 points in their final three ' "1 knew if our offensiv^^me , first half," said Osborne. "W e frustrating U.S. exporters. sone to drop a myriad of regula­ PRICED TOUCH CONTROL! game highlighted by one pig hands," Bono said of his Miami outings. would block well, I would have a "It was very important form e were being outhit and out- At the same time, Reagan was tions and tariffs that work to keep scoring play after anoihCTrttf^e counterpart, the focus of ail the Bono and Kosar each threw two big gam e," said Green. to play,” said Sundberg, who hustled. We just looked seeking an expression of support competitive Americah products just 2; 07 after 13lh-ranked MTami pre-game hype, touchdown passes and the unhe­ Green was in the lineup because regained the starting quarter­ lethargic." for U.S. aims in the arms control out of his country. MICROWAVE COLOR TV I COLOR TV took a 37-36 lead on a 3-yard “ We knew we had to score every ralded Bono nearly matched the of a broken leg suffered by the back role for the first time since But the Nebraska defense talks resuming next^week with the Before his departure from To­ touchdown pass from Bernie ' time we touch'ed the ball,’’* Bono Miami quarterback statistically. Bruins’ top rusher, Danny An­ midseason. " I prayed all day — showed in the second half why it Soviet Union. Nakasone has said kyo, Nakasone said, " I ’ll remind Kosar to Melvin Btjptton. $ $ UCLA won its third New Year’s said. “ That didn’t happen, but we Kosar completed 31-of-44 passes drews. and the Lord healed m e." was ranked No. 1 in the nation he will offer "tacit support" for the president that the United The favored Cornhuskers during a 9-2 campaign. Reagan’s "Star Wars" space de­ States and Japan account for 30 were trailing 10-0 before Sund-. In the first half, LSU quarter­ fense‘research program. ^ percent of the world’s gross berg wakened their slumbering back Jeff Wickersham con­ The two were meeting in Los ^national product and have a great offen.se in the second quarter. nected on 17 of 25 pas.ses for 212 Angeles, a session requested by Whalers replace ‘Kolsy’ with Dunn Stake in world ’peace and He set up his 31-yard screen yards. In the second. Nebraska Nakasone and the fifth in two years prosperity.” pass to Doug DuBose for Ne­ limited him to 3 of 12 for 9 yards The Whalers return home Thurs­ Montreal (21-9-7, 49 points) con­ reasons. But management com­ between the leaders of the two Nakasone would not confirm In an attempt to keep that proper braska’s first touchdown with a and intercepted him three day night to host the Detroit Red tinues to lead the pack. mitted itself to youth in the largest exporting countries in the Japanese reports that he will form balance of experience and youth nifty fake; put the Cornhuskers times. Wings. The 6 foot-195 pound Dunn was an backguard ranks, keeping rookies world. a cabinet-level committee to over­ together, the Whalers promoted in the lead with a 9-yard run In all, Nebraska made five It was just a week and a half ago integral cog in the Whalers’ Mark Fusco, Sylvain Cote and Ulf American officiais said Reagan see the opening of Japan’s markets defenseman Richie Dunn from midway through the third quar­ interceptions and a fumble that the last-place Whalers were defensive scheifte last season, Samuelsson over the likes of Dunn. wouid urge Japan to take some sort to more American goods. Binghamton Tuesday. ter after failing to find an open recovery and with its offense just three ixiints behind the Nords, after coming from Calgary in what Marty Howe and Jack of action, probably a formal set of Of particular interest to the Dunn fills the roster spot that receiver; then applied the coup winding up with 423 yards left no talks on specific problems, but AL SIEFFERT'S opened when veteran blue liner as well as Boston and Buffalo, was one of Hartford’s more favora­ Brownschidle. United States are Japamese barri­ de grace with touchdown passes doubt it is entitled to wind up Chris Kotsopoulos was sidelined Suddenly, the gap has opened to ble trades of recent times. The Fusco made an immediate im­ would not "get tough” with Naka­ ers on the import of American SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER of 24 and 17 yards to tight end among the nation’s top 10 for the E-Z TERMS: eight points. Whalers swapped Mickey Volcan pact, while Cote has continued to sone, who is on a first-name basis computer software, telecommuni­ for six to eight weeks with a broken Todd Frain within a two-minute 15lh year in a row. • CASH Hartford, after weekend losses for Dunn and Joel Quenneville, improve. Samuelsson was sent with the president. cations equipment, forest pro­ _ foot. span in the final quarter. "W e’ll just have to wait and The Whalers are hoping the in Pittsburgh and Washington, who was the team’s top defense- down after an unimpressive begin­ Reagan recently was asked if he ducts. . tobacco and other farm •CREDIT CARD " I thought that up until a see,” said Osborne. “ The polls 27-year-oId Dunn will augment remains stranded at 30 points with man a year ago.” ning, but another rookie — Mark would "get tough," and'replied, products. o’clock that it was very doublfuT depend on how people vote. 1 • MDNTHLY what has been 'an improved a 13-17-4 mark. Quebec and Boston, Dunn, a seven-year veteran, Paterson — recovered from a "How can I get tough with a very What rankles American trade whether’ he could play," said just hope we end up pretty good good friend?" negotiators, and may be a subject IWIKIEHT8 defensive corps this year. Hartford both at 16-16-6, are tied for third notched 25 points on 5 goals and 20 summer bout of mononucleosis to 647-9997 with 38 points, while Buffalo has assists in 1983-84. He was one of the join the defensive crew. The Nebraska Coach Tom Osbdrne, — second or third. We could A senior U.S. official said on Reagan’s agenda, is a Japanese will need a yeoman effort from the OPEN DAILY: MON-THUR8 TIL 9 • TUE8-WED-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL 8 veterans Quenneville, Risto Sil- Sundberg started in Nebras­ have a slight chance to win it. It pressure tactics wouid amount to proposal to require software ex­ "D " against the Adams Division become the hpttest team in the first players cut from the parent ka’s first five games but Inst would be great if we backed in.” "shooting yourself in the foot." porters to make available their rival Quebec Nordiques tonight in division and sports a second-place club during the preseason. Lack of tanen and Wally Weir round out the corps. Add Rjchie Dunn. After two sessions expected to ^secrets to Japanese companies . iLe Colisee. 41 '^Joints with a 16-12-9 log. conditioning was cited as one of the M ANCHESTER H ER ALD . Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1985 - I I 10 - M ANCHESTER H ER ALD . Wednesduy. Jun. 2. 1985 Rose Bowl SCOREBOARD Southern Cal shocks Buckeyes -L ECHO game’s MVP >&long with line­ what people said Ohio State was Basketball By Rich Tosches Pac-10 champion Trojans, who going to do to us.'’ United Press International rebounded from a sorry 4-6-1 backer Jack Del Rio. His TD Hockey throws, both in the first half, went The Buckeyes settled for a 3-0 , Mite A campaign in 1983. lead on Spangler’^ 21-yard fleid PASADENA, Calif. — Why don’t Byars, runnerup to Doug Flutie to Joe Cormier for 3 yards and to ECHO was tdacd'bv Soum Windsor, NBA standings Timmie Ware for 19. goal that was set up by Byars’ long NHL standings 3-2, In the lost 30 SK onds ot tht oo m t. Big Ten football teams eat cereal in the Heisman Trophy balloting, run, but Jordan’s 51-yard field goal Kris LIndstrom scorad both goals, for breakfast? Because they keep carried the ball 23 times for 109 " I wanted the last laugh in this unassisted. Todd Houswirth wos In nat EoM m Conforance thing," said Green, who was put tied the score and gave the kicker a tor tha losars. losing the bowls. yards, 41 less than his season W aM t Centtnnca Allantic DhrMon off-limits to the press by Tollner short-lived Rose Bowl record, W L Pci. GB A semi-funny joke. Unless you average. After a 50- yard romp on eclipsing the 48-yarder by Stan­ PotrMk IMvUiwi .813 — during the season because of his IN L 1■ Pis. OF OA Mite B Boston 25 5 happen to be a football fan of the third play of the game, the . ford's Steve Horowitz in 1971. 116 Phlladalphia 25 6 .806 Vi penchant for speaking hjs mind. Woshlngtan 72 10 7 51 160 .994 7 Michigan, Michigan State, Wiscon­ Trojans shut him down, holding 47 152 106 ECHO rallltd In tt)c third ptriod with Woshln^on 19 13 Tomezak was then intercepted Philadelphia 21 6 S .469 11 sin, Purdue, and now, Ohio State, him to 59 yards on 22 carries. And angering opponents. N Y Islondcn X 15 1 41 174 146 two unoftslsttd goals by Joey Hoyes to NewJertey 15 17 The Buckeyes, who got three by Neil Hope and the Trojans . Plttiburph 14 17 4 32 127 153 doodlock Hamden. 2’2. MlkeSoderlund/^ NewYork 12 22 V which became the 10th Big Ten • "We gave Byars some respect, cashed it in for a 10-3 lead when S 29 129 152 ond Tlggtr LeBroun played fine defei^ Cantral Division field goals from Rich Spangler, N Y Rangers 12 16 .667 team in the last 11 years to drop the but he hadn’t played the Trojans New Jersey 12 20 4 26 124 149 sive gomes In front of netminder Chris . Milwaukee 22 II including a Rose Bowl-record Green hit Cormier in the end zone Greenlond. Chlcogo 15. IS .516 5 conference baton in the Rose Bowl. this year," said USC cornerljack Adoira DIvltWn .516 5 52-yarder, pulled within three late in the first period. Montreal 21 9 7 49 156 122 Di^olt 15 15 This year, Uth-ranked Southern Tommy Haynes, whopihad two In the final minute of the half, 9 41 134 113 Atlonta 13 19 .406 m points with 7:34 left in the game Buttalo 16 12 12 Cal took its turn, handing the interceptions. Boston 16 16 S 37 139 133 Squirt A Indiana 9 M .290 when Tomezak hit Carter with an Haynes’ first Interception gave the Cleyelond 5 22 .214 13'A With the ground attack dying, Quetiec 16 16 6 36 148 145 Baovarlta Products racordad o 5-0 fifth-ranked Buckeyes a 20-17 loss Trojans the bail at the Buckeyes’ 17 4 30 110 145 Woitam Contaranca quarterback Mike Tomezak then 18-yard T D pass and ran in for the Hartford 13 shutout ovar Wast Hartford. Ken Mktwosl Dtvislen in Tuesday’s 71st renewal of the 24. and with 22 seconds left. Green Coingban Contaranca Harold, Brian Kallogg, Kevin WIehn, had to go to the air, a place the two-point conversion, and they Narrts INvIslan ■— W L Pci. GB Rose Bowl, making the Buckeyes hit Ware with the 19-yard T D pass Mika Rodrlquei and Gragg Tolmon Denvar 19 12 .613 ground-oriented Buckeyes enjoy drove to the USC 38 in the final W L T Pit. OF OA scored goals. David Parlsho, Oarak the fifth of six Big Ten bowl teamis that gave USC a 17-3 lead. Chlcopo 17 17 3 37 150 IX Houston 19 12 .600 '/i as much as a duck enjoys the minute. W ood and Don B erry earned assists. .5X V/t to go home a loser. Only Iowa’s St. Louis 15 15 5 35 IX 135 Parlsho ployed well dalantively In Dallas 15 15 But a 9-yard sack and an Utah 15 If .455 5 thumping of Texas in the Freedom desert. He finished’’with 290 yards, Detroit 13 19 5 IX 166 front ol goalie Scott Vanak. incomplete pass on fourth down Ohio State got three points back Minnesota 12 19 6 126 146 SonAntonlo , 14 IS .4X S'/i Bowl preventing a Big Ten sweep. including a Rose Bowl-record 172 Baavarlta skated to a 2-2 tie with .357 r/i ended the march. USC took over when Spangler drilled a 46-yard Toronto 6 26 5 17 113 175 Bridgeport. WIehn hod on unassisted KansosCIty 10 IS use’s victory was keyed by a to freshman Cris Carter, but threw SmvttM DIvwon Pacific Division with 41 seconds left ond ran out the field goal as time expired. goal, while Barry notched the other 22 10 pair of T D passes by Tim Green, three costly interceptions. Edmonton 25 7 4 54 166 117 tolly from Tolman and Mike Russo. LA Lakers Midway through the third period Calparv 20 15 3 43 188 151 Phoenix 17 15 .531 5 two 51-yard field goals by Steve "When we made them throw, we clock. Herold wos cited for excellent ploy. .4X 8 Spangler nailed his 52- yard field Winnipeg 19 15 4 42 156 153 Portland 14 18 Jordan and a swarming Trdfan had them where we wanted them," "When we played good this year, Los Angeles 15 14 7 . 37 163 149 Seattle 14 18 .4X we played hard, angry football," goal, breaking Jordan’s half-hour- 14 19 .424 I w defense that put the clamps on said USC Coach Ted Tollner. "We Vancouver 6 25 / r 20 IX 206 Squirt B UPl photo LAClIppers old bowl record and pulling the Golden State 10 X .333 11 burly running back Keith Byars had them playing catch-up” Tollner said. "That’s what we did Horst Engineering took third place In Tuesday's Resulls Buckeyes within 17-9. Jordan then Tuesday's Resulls and forced the Buckeyes to throw The outspoken Green, who began today. the Windsor Holiday Tournament at Indiana 119, Utah 117 ,■ "I think these guys were mad. gave USC a cushion when he nailed Washington 5, Boston 1 Loomls-Chaffee, yinnlng two and los­ Bad timing Phllodelphio 111, Portland 106 37 passes, about 36 more than they the season as a redshirt but^came Calgary 5, Winnipeg 3 his second field goal of the day ing two. ^ Wednesdoy’t (Somes Ohio State tailback Keith Byars (41) breaks away from would have liked to have thrown. back when Sean Salisbury went Mad at what people said after we Wadnasdoy's Gomes Horst dropped a 52 and 3-1 decisions (A ll Tim e s E S T ) from 51 yards foi' a 20-9 lead late in (All Times EST) A confused referee looks up at the driver appeared to make a field goal, but were the USC defense for a 50 yard run early in the first quarter The Big Ten champions ended down in the third game, passed for lost our last two games (to Notre to Newington and Avon, but boot Boston at New Jersey, 7 :X p.m. Dame and U C L A ), and mad about the third period. Hortf OTl at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. W indsor, 5-2, and South W indsor, 3-1. of the Oklahoma Sooners’ horse-drawn penalized five yards for illegal motion Chicago at Atlanta, 7 :X p.m. their season at 9-3, as did the ion ,..,,.-1- -nH was named the N .Y . Islanders ol Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Phil Dakin scored twice against Ne­ Cleveland at Detroit, 7 :X p.m. of the Rose Bowl. Vancouver at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35p.in. wington. Dove Mannebach had the hat wagon, which drove onto the field and and 14 yards dead ball foul for the Phoenix at Konsas City, 8 :X p.m. Pittsburgh at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. trick and Kris Bronelll added a pair of Houston at Denver, 9 :X p.m. Montreal at Chlcogo. S:35 p.m. goals with a single tally from BUI Pace cost the team a 15-yard penalty during wagon entry. The subsequent attempt at Phllodclphlaot Edmonton,9:35p.m. Phllodelphla at Seattle, 10:Xp.m . In the Windsor victory. Brannon the Orange Bowl. The Soonere had a field goal was blocked. - Thursdov's Gomes NHL roundup Thursday's Gomes Lundberg was the lone scorer against Washington at Cleveland, night Detroit at Harttoid. night Avon, while Chris Mick us, Peter Haves L.A. CIIPoersatMllwaukee,nlght Montreal at St. Louis, night and Bronelll registered goals against Dallas at te n Antonio, night Vancouver at New Jersey, night South Windsor. Tom MItnev and Poce Phllodelphla at Calgary, night Sugar Bowl Indiana at Golden State, night shared the goaltendlng. Cotton Bowl Seattle at Portland, night Minnesota at Los Angeles, night Horst fell to Avon, 54, despite a hat Flames cool Jets; Capitals bump off Bruins trick from Dakin ond a single Bronelll Nehtdoko 0 7 714— 2S Si ...... tolly. Matt WelnIckI hod two ossists Football BostenCollogo 1714 0 I4 — 4S 76ers 111. Blazers 106 1 7 0 0— 10 Early in the second period, once in the last 13 games." and Bill Haves and Lundberg one HouOM 7 714 0—18 First Bv United Press International Capitals 5, Bruins 1 For the studious Jarvis, who won apiece. ^ First L5U— FGLewls3710:20 Thomas Steen beat goalie Reggie Bronelll notched a hot trick In a 5-3 BC— M artin 53 pass from Flutle (Snow P H IL A D E L P H IA (111) Landover, Md. — When the the Selke defensive forward award AHLstandIngs Second If the Calgary Flames improve Lemelin with a slapshot at 1:37 to triumph over Central Connecticut. College bowl results kick),6:45 LSU— Hilliard 2 run (Lewis kick) 1:49 Barkley 24 86 9, Erving 1221 1-2 27, Washington Capitals were strug­ last year,' the remedy involved Manneboch contributed one goal and BC— Stratford 8 pass from Flutle (Snow Malone 11-18 811 X , Cheeks 86 2-2 10, on their 1985^debut, watch out. make 2-1. After several big saves Neb— DuBose 31 pass from Sundberg gling early in the 1984-85 National study of game tapes. two ossists, while BUI Haves had a klck),l1:32 (Klein klck)4:29 Toney 813 4-4 12, RIchordson 24 1-1 5, The Flames, with Lanny McDo­ by Hayward, Robert Picard tied it Nerttiem Division single marker. Lundberg, MIckusand Monday's Rituttt Hou— Allen 98 klckotl return (Clendenen Jones 3-4 2-2 8, G. Johnson 1-5 80 2, C. Hockey League season, Coach "We’d get the tapes whenever w L 1• PH , OF OA TMKd nald scoring on his first shot of the at 14:07 with a 25-foot screen shot. Dakin also had assists. Poodi Bowl k ick ),11:45 Neb— Sundberg9run(Klelnklck)5:44 Johnson 25 80 6, Threott 1-2 80 2. Bryan Murray and his staff began we could," he said. “ The coaches Fredericton 21 10 3 44 141 117 At Atlonta— Virginia 27, Purdue 24 BC— FGSnow3l,14:29 Calgary regained the lead 90 124 Fourth Totals 4882 2 2 X 111. new year, posted a 5-3 victory over Maine 19 14 4 42 153 Bluebonnet Bovrt Second P O R TL A N D (186) looking for the team’s weak spots. and I would try to learn our Nova Scotia 14 X 4 32 IX. 165 Pee Wee B Neb— Fraln24passTromSundberg(Klei Winnipeg Tuesday, handing the seconds later when Al Meinnis At Houston — West Virginia 31, Texas BC— Phelan 13 pass from Flutte (Snow nklck)4:05 Drexler 7-16 80 14, Thompson 814 86 "The more we looked, the more opponents" power play patterns Adirondack IS 13 5 35 122 IX Christian 14 k ick ),10:22 14, Bowie 8 6 80 12 Pdxson 1814 1-3 2), Jets their fourth straight loss. blasted in a 40-footer at 15:44. The 159 Regal's Men's Shop blonked Central Neb— Fraln17possfrom Sundberg! Kiel we realized that our penalty killing and figure how to counter them. Sherbrooke 16 72 1 X 140 Tuesday's Resulls BC— Strochon2run (Snowkick), 13:09 Valentine 4-8 80 8, Vandewephe 11-X 84 The Flames moved past the Jets Flames regained their two-goal Moncton 10 Zt 4 24 lie 148 Conn., 50, behind a pair ol pools each nklck)5:20 and power play weren’t what they from Jon Lange ond Jason Ootwov. Colton Bowl Hou— Shepherd 15 pass from Landry, A— 75,500 27, Carr 82 22 2 Norris 82 22 2 Colter lead with II se onds left in the Then we’d incorporate what we Southern Division At Dallos— Boston College45, Houston (Clendenenkick), 14:38 1-6 8 0 2 Kersey 1-2 2-2 4. Totals 489] 18 into second place in the Smythe Binghamton 23 11 3 49 178 129 Rod Gray had one goal and one assist, Htb LSU period when Quinn finished off a should be," Murray explained thought would work into the game while Victor Hurtuk had a goal and two 28 Th ird FIrstdowns X 10 19 106. Division, 11 points behind idle Rochester 21 13 4 j» 46 147 IX Fiesta Bowl Hou— Tate 2 run (Clendenen kick), following Tuesday’s 5-1 victory plan." 142 assists. Steve Chagnot was In net. Rushes-yords 59-260 34-183 PhlkNMpMo XMSS6—111 Edmonton. three-way passing play with Ha- W ingfie ld 16 15 2 X 153 At Tempe, Arli. — UCLA 39, Miami 37 10:55 Portland XXXIS—186 over the Boston Bruins. Washington scored first on Car- New Haven 16 15 6 X 143 148 Fish Reolty fell to Southern Conn., Posslngvards 143 XI “We’re improved," Calgary kan Loob and Meinnis while the 1-0, despite peppering the opposition Rose BOM Hou— McMIlllon 25 Interception retur Three-point poal— Vondeweghe. FOule The Capitals held off Boston in penter’'s 29th goal, but Keith Baltimore 16 13 5 37 IX 106 At Pasadena, Colit. — Southern Cal 20, Return yards 16 15 Jets were short-handed. with 25 shots on goal. Scott Stephens n (Clendenen kick), 11:50 Passes 10-10^ 20-38-5 d out— Drexler. Total fools— Phitadelp Coach Bob Johnson said. "The St.Cothorlns 13 X 4 X 125 161 Ohio State 17 Fourth seven power-play attempts in the Crowder scored for Boston 15 IX was a defensive standout for Fish. Punts 5-X.6 4-X.8 hlo24, Portland X . Rebounds— Phlladel problem is, it’s tough to make up Steen’s second score brought Herihev B X 5 21 125 Sugar B oM BC— Strachan4run(Snowklck),9:15 phlo X (Barkley 11), Portland 37 (Bowie contest in which referee Bob Hall seconds before the end of the first Tuesdov's Results At New Orleans — Nebraska 28, Fumbles-lost (M) 3-1 ground in this division. But this Winnipeg within a goal at 2:57 of BC— Stradtord IS run (Snow kick), Penaltles-yards 9-74 5 -X 11). Assists— Philadelphia X (Cheeks whistled down 15 infractions. Also, period. New Haven 3, Fredericton 3 (tie) Bantam A Louisiana State 10 13:57 9). Portland 34 (Volentlne 7). Technlco was our tenth road win and we only the third period. But Rich Wadnasdoy's (3amas Orange BoM Tlnwotposs 72:29 27:31 the Capitals scored a pair of Gustafsson's goal, only his third A— 55,522 IndlvUlualitanttlc* I— Mdlone.A— I2A66. had nine all of last year.” Kromm’s 14th goal at 12:35 res­ St. Catharines at Baltimore Purdy Corp, drbppeda3-1 decision to At Miom)|oml — Washington 28. Oklahoma BC power-play goals in eight at­ of the season came on a power pl;iy Fredericton at Hershey Avon. E C H O ’S lone pool was scored by Rushtno— Neb-DuBose 20-108, Smltb 17- McDonald scored two goals, at tored Calgary’s tw8goal margin, FIrstdowns 22 15 84, Porter 6-28, Svranson 2-21, Jones 3-15, tempts. including Bengt Gustafs- after the Capitals had missed on a Moncton at Maine Brian Hughes from Dan West. Paul Rushes-yords 50-357 32— 202 Pacers119,Jazz117 2:16 and 5:52 of the first period. On "Our inability to beat teams Senkow and Scott Andrews contrib­ " \ Kingston 2-12. Sundberg 4-11, Rothman 2- son’s game- winner at 3:21 of the two-man advantage seconds Passing yards 180 154 8, LIndstron 1-3. Turner 2-3. LSU-Hllllord his first goal, the ace took a pass ahead of us in the standings has uted fine defensive efforts In front of Sacks by-yords 4-28 0 ^ IN D IA N A (119) second period. before. netminder Vlnnle Sico. 16^88. James F65, S. Martin S-SO, Garnett 89 80 8, Kelloga 18X 84 24, from Dan Quinn and beat goal- been our biggest shortcoming," Rose Bowl Return yards 18 27 Wlckersham4-2. Boston-born Bob Carpenter Bryan Erickson scored at 3:39 of Capitals 5. Bruins 1 Passes lj_ 3 7 — 2 9— 29— 2 Wlllloms 1819 4-6 24, D urrani 1-5 23 4, tender Brian Hayward to the stick Winnipeg Coach Barry Long said Passing — Neb-Sundbero 10-15-2— 143. Fleming 812 86 16, Stahsbury 88 1-2 9, scored twice to bring his .sea.son the third period and Carpenter got Pee Wee A Punts 8— 29.9 1(^-33.0 Turner 0 -M — 0. Smith 0-1-0— 0. LS U - side. Then he stripped Dave after watching his team lose for the Fumbles-lost 2— 1 3— 2 Stlpcmovlch 814 86 22 Brown 25 0 8 4, total to 30 as Washington broke his second of the game at the 8:13 Boston Y Ob— 1 OhloSfote 3 3 3 1—17 Wlckersham2G37-4— 221,PowellO-l-l— 0. Slchtlng 27 848. Totals 47-99 2831119. Babych of the puck at the Winnipeg fourth time in five games against Outstanding defense from Chris SeufbemCol 10 7 3 0—30 Penaltles-yards 7— 65 7— 66 Receiving— Neb-Frain 4-53. DuBose 2 open what had been a tightly mark off goalie Doug Keans. Woshtnoton 1 1 >— 5 Hills, Andy Gognoh. Mark Trentman TImeofposs. 34:41 25:19 blueline and scored from the short Calgary this season. First period— 1. Woshingtonr Corpenter F k ft 39. Hlenibr 2-30.Svranson2-2l. LSU-Fonten **DoI!tlev” l-21, 1221 34, Bailey 7-10 22 played defensive struggle with Carpenter then set up Mike and gooiie Brendon Wheeler limited OSU— FGSpangler21.2:S2 IndlvIducM Leoders ot 4-56. E. Martin 4-58, James 3-30> Jeom 16, Eaton 1-3284, Green9173-421, side. "And it’s not going to get 29 (Stevens. Duchesne). 16:56,2. Boston. the opposition to lust five goals In four U SC— F G Jordan 51.6:0e RUSHING— Boston College— Bell 1- Batiste 3-8, Hilliard 2-9, Andrews 1-6, S. three third-period goals. Gartner at 11:32 to wind up the Crowder 14 (Llnsemon. Mllbury). 19:45. 2. Do. Flutle4-S1, Strochan23-93, Strodford Grilllth 821 2-2 18, Anderson 87, 1-2 9, McDonald said the Smythe Div­ easier," he shuddered, looking gomes to lead Design Group I to first use— Cormier 3 pass from Green Mart In 1-5, Rath len 1-0, Magee 1-49. Stockton 1-4 1-2 3, Roberts 83 22 2, "We realized we were making day’s scoring. Penalties— Gortner.Wash,0:43;O'Relllv. place in the 1st annual Mld*Falrtield (Jordankick), 13:06 20-198, Do. Flutle 1-8,Phelon 1-5. Houston— Missed FG -LSU-Lew ls 19,24. ision is developing several differ­ ahead to the Jets’ schedule, that UPl photos Bos. 4:41; Crowder. Bos. double minor Landry &-100, Pierson 8-18, Tote 10-71, Wilkins 28 88 4, Kelley 22 2-2 6. Totals , tooinany mistakes on the specialty "We just didn’t execute near the Tournoment In Darien. Second ent one-sided rivalries. includes back-to-back games (high sticking, roughing) ,7:18; Howoiih ECHO'S only loss was to Mld- use— Ware19passfromGreen( Jordan Hood2-13. teams," Murray elaborated, "so I net, particularly on the power .Wash, double minor (high sticking 18 33-119 against the first-place Edmonton Falrfield, 3-2. In Its first outing of the k ick ).14:38 PASSING — Boston College — Do.Fkitle "Los Angeles has our number — Boston Bruins’ goalie Doug Keans stops shot, with .roughing).?: 18; Blum.Bos.11:56, 1337-2-180. Houston— Landry 9-29-2-154. M X 2 7 1 6 -1 1 7 asked Doug Jarvis to look at our play," said Boston Coach Gerry tourney. Mark Larivlere and Bob os U— FG Spangler 15:00 Three-point goals— Grifllth 2. Totol they’ve beaten us three straight Oilers, whom the Jets have not Second period— 3. Woshington. Gusto M cKee scored, with assists to Hills and R ECEIVIN G — Boston Colleoe— Phelan penalty killing and sec where the Cheevers. "Of course, Washington defenseman Mike O'Connell (right) moving in to help, as fssoa 3 (M cEwen. Christian), pp. Third Boxing fouls— Indiana 25, Utah X . Fouled out— times, Vancouver is beating Ed­ beaten in their past 18 games. (3agnon. OSU— F G Spongier 52.6:23 7-94_.54rbdford 4-16. Mortln 1-63. weaknesses were. As a result, really did a defensive job on us and 6:21.Penaltles— Laughlin. Wosh. 2:58; GleMtmm 1-7. Houston— Hilton 5-97, Kelley. Rebounds— Indiana 51 (Williams monton and, fortunately, we’re In the only other NH L game on Washington Capitals’ Gaetan Duchesne (left) looks for McKee. Dave Morlson and Luc u se -Jordan51,10:55 14), Utah 49 (Eaton 13). Assists— Indiana Pederson. Bos. 4:00; Llnsemon. Bos. Larose hod single tallies In the first of Shepherd 2-47, Rogers1-0,Glddlngs1-10. New Year’s Day, Washington we’ve been killing about 80 percent their goalie Pat Riggin played 4:50; Llnsemon. Bos6:56. Fourth 25 (Flem ing 5), Utah X (Dontlev 10). picking up points on Winnipeg,” rebound. >' two Design Group shutouts, when OSU— Carter 18 pass from Tomezak of our penalties and we’ve only lost really well for them.” Third perlod-~4. Woshington. Erickson ECHO blanked Middlesex, 3-0. Trent­ Maiorfight schedule Technicols— Slonsburv, Bailey. McDonald said. trounced Boston 5-1. 14 (Gustofsson. Christian). 3:39. 5. (Tom ezak ru n ),7:26. m an. Larose ond Gagnon drew assists. A-102,594 Cotton Bowl records Washington. Carpenter 30 ((kirtner. Later thot day. ECHO held West AAurphy). 8:13. 6. Woshington. Gartner. OSU use (c-denotes defendtiig champion) CollegeTop20 Haven scoreless. 5-0. behind Larose's FIrstdowns . 19 . 16 22 (Carpenter, Murphy), pp. 11:22. two goals and two ossists. Derek D A L L A S (U P l) — Records set NBA roundup Penalties— Adams. Wash. 4:38; Stevens Rusl^s-vords 34-113 42-1U Jan. 3 at Atlontic City, N.J. - - Gregg Moulton had two goals and Scott Winot Posslngvards 290 128 Tuesdavdurlngthe49thCotton Bowl: NEW YORK (UPl) — The United . Wash,6:2D; Pederson. Bos. 6:28; McEwe one. Hills. Gagnon and Larivlere each Te am Edelman vs. Arnie Wells, 10, junior n, Wosh. 9:30; Llnsemon. Bos. 10:03; Sacksby-yords 0—00 4—25 welterweights. Pressinternatlonal BoardofCoochesTop Bears No. 1 in Chicago, for now had an assist. Most Points— 45, Boston College: Old Fergus, Bos, minor, misconduct, 10:03. Return yardoge 34 56 Jan. 5 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mark X college basketball ratings. First-place In the deciding game. Larose scored Passes 24-37— 3 13— 25— 0 record, 41, Penn State vs. B aylo r, 1975. votes and records through games of Dec. ^ o ts on goal— Boston 7-9^10— 26. W o ^ln twice, including the game-winner in Most Total Yards — 533, Boston Brelond vs. Marlon Palmer, 6, welter­ demoniac defense of 'theirs, and their gton 10-7-7— 24. Punts 4— 47.8 7— 42.1 weights; Virgil Hill vs. John Tyrell, 6, X In parentheses. (Total points based on Philly survives; I ’ll bet you thought most football players are double overtime as ECHO nipped Fumbles-lost 4— 1 2— 1 College. Old record, 514, Missouri vs. 15 points for first place, 14 for second, star-kissed quarterback, Steve Fuller, operat­ Power-play conversions— Boston 7- MId-Fairfleld, 3-2. Moulton the other Texas, 1946. Most Total Points, Both super mlddlewelghts. just like bull elephants, that they trample 0. Washlngton8-2. Penaltles-yards 4 46 4—38 Jan. 7 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mark etc.): ing from up there on cloud nine, anyone who tally, while Gagnon and Larivlere Timeofpossesslon 28:49 31:11 Team s — 73. Old record, 69, Houston vs. I.ISeorgetownlX) (118) 525 anything that grows or gets in their way. and Goalies— Boston. Keons. Woshingto earned assists. Wheeler made21 saves. Notre Dom e, 1979. Holmes vs. Jorge Amparlo, 10, ml8 counts them out is crazy. n.RIggln. A— 15,136. Indlvlduolsttrttstlcs dlewelghts; Lionel Bvarm vs. Joy 2. Duke (9 8) 484 the reason they never show much feeling is RUSHING-OSU-Byars 23-109, Wool Individual Sports, Talk about the Bears’ intensity against the Referee— Hall. Strickland, 10, light heavyweights. 3. MemphlsState(S8) 4 X Pacers nip Jazz because they don’t have any. drldge 2-20, Walker 2-4, Lanese1-3, Blair 1- Longest Kickoff Return— Earl Allen, 4. St. John's (91) 3 X 98 yards, Houston. Old record, 61 yards, Jon.8ot AtlontlcCIty, N.J.— Carl Maybe you got that idea from watching the Redskins, the last time I ever saw anything to 1. Tomezak Sminus 24. Totals: 34-113. USC- Jones vs. Andre Cooper, 10, mld- 5. Syracuse (88) 321 Parade World Junior Hockey ^ Crutcher21-72.Pola9-51.Ware1-12.Knlght Joey Jones, Alabama vs. Texos. 1982. 6. Illinois (11-2) 289 way they always hit. abuse and bludgeon each approach it was five months ago during the Most Conversion Points— 6. Kevin dlewelghts; Donnie Poole vs. Ernest By United Press International Pacers 119, Jazz 117 6-4.Green5-mlnus6. Totals: 42-133. Jackson, 10, lunlor mlddlewelghts. 7. GeorplaTech (91) 284 other whenever they’re sent out on the field. Olympics when Mary Lou Retton, the little Flames 5. Jets 3 * PASSING — OSU-Tomaak 24-37— 290- Snow, Boston College. Old record, 4, by 8. SoulhernMethodlst (91) 278 ChomplonshIpStondIngs severalplayers. Jan. 10 at Lake Tahoe, Nev. — Luis SALT LAKE CITY — ^diana The fact is football players aren’t exempt Milt RIchman We.st Virginia gymnast, was poised at the 3. Totals: 24-37— 2903. USC-Green 13-24— Santana vs. Noe Ramirez, 10, welter­ 9. North Carolina (81) 218 Philadelphia 76ers Coach Billy At Helsinki ond Turku, Flnlond 128-0, Tanner 0-1-0— 0.13-25— 1200. Most Scoring Passes— 3, Doug Flutle, Pacers Coach George Irv|(ie wants head of the runway .staring down at the W L T 6 F G A Pts weights. 10. DePoul(92) 207 Cunningham knows the Portland from any of the usual emotions. Joy. sadness, Colgarv 2 2 1—5 R ECEIVIN G — OSUCorfer 9-172. Lanese Boston College. TIesoldrecordbvErnIe )1.Kansas (81) 144 his team" to play five-man ball pommel horse just before taking off for that Winnipeg 021—3 Canada 5 0 2 44 14 12 Loin, Rice vs. Colorodo, 1958. Jan. 12 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Harry Trail Blazers have been losing. surprise or disappointment. At given times, 3- 33. Wooldridge 2-27. Byars 5-26, Toggart Arroyo vs. Terrence Alll, 15, IBF 12. Indiana (82) IX rather than relying on one or two perfect 10 she needed to win the gold medal. First >eriod— 1, Calgary. McDonald Czechoslovakia 5033214 12 4- 30, Groza 1 -2. Totals: 24-290. U SC-Ware3- they’re prone to all those feelings. What’s 4 0 2 37 14 10 lightweight title. 13. Woshington (7-2) 115 Tuesday night, he watched them 8(Oujnn;, 2:16. 2, Calgary. McDonald Finland 56. Norman 1-20. Cormier 3-19, Crutcher 3- 14.0klohoma(98) stars, and Monday night his "Before we played Washington,” says Gary 9 (unosslsted). 5:52. Penalties— Sheeh SovietUnlon 4 2 0 33 12 8 Flutie's statistics Jan. 13 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mike 96 lose to his team 111-106. more, they display them, too. The pros 19. Boyer 2-15, Polo 1-mlnus 1. Totols: 13- Fisher vs. Artie McCloud, 8, light 15. Louisiana State (81) 79 players used the team concept in Fencik, the Bears’ safety who has been with y.Cal, 2:37; Bourgeois. Cal. 11:29; Sweden 3 4 0 32 26 6 128. He just can’t figure out why. sometimes even more than the collegians. Turnbull. Win. 13:37. UnItedStates 2 5 0 23 37 4 heavyweights; Diego Rosario vs. (tarr 16. Maryland (92) 42 the second half to beat Utah, You should’ve heard some of the Chicago them nine years, "John Riggins said whi­ MISSED FIELD GOALS-OSU-none Doug FhiHe's veor-bv-veor stolWIcs: 17. Michigan (81) X “ I haven’t seen Portland play in Second period— 3, Winnipeg. Steen 15 West Germany 0 6 0 640 0 USC-nor>e. 118117. Last Sunday, it was different. A lot chever team wanted it more would win. I think (Small). 1:37. 4. Winnipeg. Picard 6 Poland 0 6 0 756 0 Hlghsmlth, 8, featherweights. 18. LoulslonoTech (11-1) 25 awhile, but the way they played Bears mumbling to themselves five weeks ago (Steen, Carlyle). 14:07. 5. Calgary, Tuesdoy’s Results Y r AttCemYikIntTdPcI Jan. 15 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Jeff 19. VlrglnldCom monwealth (81) X The Pacers won after a dramatic after they came back from Minneapolis where different. we wanted it more, so we got it. We’re still not X . Ohio State (8 1 ) X tonight, I can’t imagine why they Meinnis 8 (Eaves). 15:44. 6. Calgary. Czechoslovakia?. Conodo? Fiesta Bowl 1981 192105165281054.7 McCracken vs. Robert Follev, 10, light coniebjck in the fourth-quarter they clinched the N F L ’s Central Division title When the Bears got back home from their fini.shed wanting.” (^Inn 8 (Loob. MeInnIs). PP, 19:49. Svreden 7. U nited States3 1982 348)622794201346.6 heavyweights. have been losing. We were lucky to Wednes^y, with Clark Kellogg John Walsh, the 49crs’ coach, i.sn’t given to Penalties—Hunter, Cal. malor. 1:57; 1983 3451772724151751.3 Jan. 17 at Merrillville, Ind. — Chris by routing the Minnesota Vikings 34-3. exciting 23-19 playoff victory over the favored get out of here with a victory” hitting two free throws with just 18 overstating. He has said the Bears may be the Kyte, Win, mlnor-malor, 1:57; Meinnis. UCLA 7 IS 718-39 1984 423246363413X58.1 Colvin vs. Efrain Nieves, 10, llgh- Moses Malone, playing with five It was the first time the Bears had ever won Redskins in Washington, there were 1.500 Col. ma|or,2:20; Boschmdn. Win, malor, Miami 14 7 313—37 Totals 1M6ni0A84567tS2.8 twelghts. Soccer seconds remaining to seal the cheering, adoring fans on hand to let them best defensive team he has seen in years and Jon. 19 at Birmingham, England — c- fouls, did score 12 of his 30 points in that title. Naturally, they were feeling pretty 2:20; Sheehy. Cal, double-minor. 1 1 :^; First victory. he hasn’t only told that to the ((ipdia. but to his Boschman. Win. double-minor, 11:40 UCLA-Green6run(Leeklck),S:46 Donald Curry vs. Colin Jones, 15, WBA the last six minutes to preserve good about it. But when they stepped off the know how mucli they loved them. welterweight title. The Jazz had a chance to tie the players as well. ; Boschman. Win, 17:05; Picard. Win, Mlaml-Ollver34run(Coxklck),6:58 Philadelphia’s victory. plane at Chicago’s O ’Hare Airport and looked The Bears now were only one game away 19:13. Radio and TV Miami-Brown 68 punt return (Cox Orange Bowl Jan. X at Atlantic City, N.J. — Pernell game in the waning seconds, but Fuller, who was thought to be questionable Whitaker vs. Keith Stevenson, 6, MISLstandIngs The 76ers, winners of five around for some happy fans to greet them, you from their first Super Bowl, and even though Th ird pOHod— 7. Winnipeg. Steen 16 k ick ).12:42 Adrian Dantley missed a shot with because he had been out with a separated (Small, Lundholm), 2:57; 8. Calgary, Second IllXitwelaht; Meldrick Ta ylo r vs. Dwight straight, are 25-6 overall and 13-3 know who they saw? San Francisco’s formidable 49ers are gener­ Krorrfm 14 (Wilson, Patterson). 12:35. Mloml-Blodes 48 pass from Kosar (Cox Washington 14 8814-38 Pratchett, 6, lightweight; Evander Holy- three seconds to go and Steve ' No one. ally thought to be strong enough to prevent shoulder from Sept. 3 until he guided the Bears Per>altle»-Wils6n. win, 17:46; McDonald TONIGHT kick),4:57 Oktahoma 014 0 3 -1 7 field vs. Eric WiDbush, 6, light Eodetn Division on the road. The Blazers, 14-18, Stipanovich grabbed the rebound. W L Pet. T3B How do you think that made them feel? I’ll that at Candlestick Park next Sunday, you to their big win over the Redskins, has shown ,Cal,18:38. ^ 7:15 Hockey: Whalers vs. Nordloues. UCLA-Green 72run(Leek)ck),5:46 First heavyweight. I have lost three in a row and 10 of ■rhe Pacers overcame a seven- Shots on goal— Calgary 13-14-8— WTIC Wosh-Greene 29 pass from Sicuro ' Jan. X at Atlontic CIsyrN.J. — Ramon Baltimore 11 5 .488 tell you how it made them feel. Lousy. couldn’t tell that to any of the Chicago fans he doesn’t rattle in the clutch. Veteran Greg UCLA-Sotetv, Tuten tackled In end Chicago their last 11. 25. Winnipeg 10-17-12— 39. 7:30 Hockey: Islanders vs. Red zone, 12:27 (Jaeperklck>,3:08 Santana vs. Bobby Joe Young, 10, 11 5 ,4M point deficit in the fourth quarter to Landry, the Bears’ backup quarterback, was .St. Louis S 7 Some of the Bears players couldn’t help who-showed up to salute Mike Ditka’s crew. Power-play conversions (opportunltes Wings. Channel 9 U C LA -FG Lee SI, 13:37 Wosh-Roblnson 1 run (Joeoer kick), welterweights; tern David vs. Ron ,S33 win the game, just their ninth among the many he impressed with the way he -goals)— Calgary.5-1. Winnlpeg.3k). 7:30 Pro Bosketboll: Celtics vs. Nets, UCLA-FGLee33,14:24 10:X ^ Cisneros, 10, bantamweights. Cleveland S ( .500 3 But Cunningham was impressed comparing themselves with the Cubs. The They wanted to congratulate the Bears, (joolles— Calgary. Lemelln. Winnipeg Sbortschonnel S e cp M -'.^ Jan. 72 at Phllodelphio — Vauohn Minnesota. 7 7 JOO 3 victory of the season but their whole city of Chicago had gone absolutely encourage them to keep going, smother them performed against Washington. Third PlWsburgh with his Portland counterpart. .Hayward. 7:30 College Bosketboll: St. John's Mlaml-FGCox31,6:46 Okl-Bradley1run(LasherKlck),5:13 Hooks vs. James Stills, 10, light 6 9 .400 416 second over the Jazz. “ He played smart football," said Landry. N ew York 5 10 .333 Jack Ramsey and the Trail Blazer bananas for the Cubs not that long before that with approval and affection. They also wanted R ^eree— Don Koharskl. vs. UConn, WPOP UCLA-Sherrord lOposstrom Bono (Lee Okl-Sheoard 61 pass from Bradley heowelghts; Noslr All vs. Jeffrey Hill, "Especially in the fourth period where he took 8:00 Colleoe Basketball: Syracuse klck),9:16 (Losherklck),15:W 10, super mlddlewelghts. W ttltm DIvliion guards. when they won the National League East to hear from Ditka. So Ken Valdiserri, the vs. Vlllonovo, USA Fourth Fourth Jon. 2t at Los Vogos, Nev. — Steve Son Diego 13 4 .745 Stipanovich scored 14 points in team’s super efficient coordinator of media some sacks instead of throwing the ball away. LosAngeles 11 5 " I think Jack is on the verge of crown. 8:00 College Basketball: tndlono vs. UCLA-Young 33 pass from Bono (Lee Okl— F G Lasher 35,6:15 Cruz vs. Tommy Cordova, 10, feather- .400 116 the final quarter, going five-for- Even after the Cubs lost that heartbreaker relations, went and got the Bears’ coach out I thought he did a great job.” Michigan, ESPN kick):06 Wash— Pattlson 12 pass from Mlllen welghts. / Wichita 6 6 .SX 416 getting things done," Sixer Coach 10:00 Colleoe Basketball: N.C. Stole (Joeaerklcfc),9:18 Feb. 9 at Atlantic City, N.J: — c-Aoron Tacom a 7 9 .4X 5V6 Billy Cunningham said of his flve from the field and four-for- to the Padres and blew their best chance in 39 the bus he was in. The Bears didn’t come out of the Washing­ Mlomt-Brotton 19 run (pass tailed), LasVegas vs. Maryland (tope), ESPN 5:11 Wash— Fenney 6 run (Jaeger kick), Pryor vs. (tervHInton.tS, IBF lunlor 4 9 .400 6 four from the free-throw line, to years to get into the World Series, there were Someone then found a bullhorn for Ditka. ton game without any injuries. Their fine KansosCIty 4 11 .X7 colleague. " I thought Portland 10:00 College Bosketboll: Hartford Mlaml-Brotton 3 pass trom Kosar (Cox 10:12 welterweight title. 6 finish with 22 points and join thousands of fans waiting for them at the who was a bit overwhelmed himself by the first-year punter, Dave Finzer, is hurt and Calendar vs. Wichita Stole, W KHT k ick ),12:02 Alt— 56,294 Feb. 16 at Reno, Nev. — c-LlvIngstone Dallas S 13 .270 8*6 played really well. You could look U C L A -F G Lee 22,14:09 Was Okl Bramble Vs. Ray Manctnl, 15, WBA TuttdovH Oomts at the expressions on the faces of Kellogg and Herb Williams with 24 airport when they got back from San Diego. crowd. probably will not be ready for the 49ers. A-60J10. FIrstdowns 17 17 llghtwelghl title. No Gomes Scheduled (Jim ) Paxson and (Darnell) Val­ points each as the scoring leaders. The fans wanted to show they were still with He thanked the fans for showing up and for In that case. Walter Payton may do the U C L A M lo Rushes-yords 43— 192 54— 162 “ I was open in the fourth where I their support and told them there still was a lot punting. TODAY FIrstdowns 20 23 Poulngyards 119 124 entine and you knew they were them, win or lose. Boys Basketball Rushes-yords 44— 16) 33— 129 Retarnvords 93 126 really going to play hard. wasn’t earlier,” Stipanovich said But there wasn’t a soul to welcome the to be done. E: daily with the 49«li;s being What, you didn’t know he could do that? East Catholic at Hall, 7:45 Skiing Passing vords 243 294 Posses 9— 21— 3 6— 21— 1 *T’m just pleased we had it in us of his sparkling final quarter. “ We Bears back home after they clinched their title only a week away. ' Haven’t you ever seen him throw the ball? I ’m Cheney Tech of To lland, 7:45 Return yards Punts 6-37.7 7—34.6 were able to play well down the Once again, the Bears will be underdogs sure you’ve seen him run it. . Girls Basketball Passes 27-18-5 44-31-^1 Fumbles-lost 3—1 6—2 to match them down the stretch," on Nov. 25. Sacred Heart at East Catholic. 7 Punts 7— 37.6 6— 37.0 Penaltles-yards 5— 25 8— 60 he said. "It seems that every time stretch and make the plays we They remembered the Cubs and said among against the49ers thesame way they were with They don’t call him "Sweetness” for Ski lumping results Fumbles-lost 2 -0 , 3— 1 Timeofpossesslon X:56 31:04 Keep we needed to hold them off, needed. The team is gaining themselves, what are we. chopped liver? the Redskins, but with that never- quiet. nothing. T H U R S D A Y Penoltlepvords 5-35- 10-68 Individual SlolMIcs confidence and maturity with Ice Hockey TIm eol possession 36:25 33:35 RUSHING— Woshlngtan-Roblnson 28 somebody would give it to us — East Cothollc at Rldoetleld, 7:20 World Cup Four-hills tournament IndivkhwlStallsNct 135, Penney 966, C. Jackson 2-3, Sicuro 4 first ’Doc’ (Julius Erving) in the every game. Wrestling Al(3armlsch Partenklrdieii, RUSHING— UCLA-Grten 21-144, Wiley (minus 12). Oklahomo-Carr 9S9, Sewell third quarter, then Moses at the "I thought that was a great Cheney Tech at East Windsor, 3:30 West Germany, Jon. 1 828, Bono 11-mlnus2l. Mlaml-Ollver8-75, 1846, lAdbetter 7-X , Bradley 817, our game,” said Irvine. “ Any win, (90 meters) Bratton 1856, Williams 823, Kosar 8 Tlllman816,Weddlnaton1-6,Johnson1-4, end. F R ID A Y I, Jens Welssfloa. East Germany, 98.0 mlnus24. Winchester) (minus 10). Shrugging off a mediocre third especially for us, we’ll take. We Virginia nips Purdue in Peach Bowl Bovs Basketball and 102.5 meters. 210.1 points. 2, Jarl PASSING — UCLA-Bono 1827-8243. PASSING — Woshlnaton-Slcuro 7-17-3- quarter, Malone made two Ipng don’t want just pne guy‘to take Manchester at South W indsor, 7:45 Puikkonen, Finland, 96.5-98.5, 197.9. 3, M laml-Kosor 31-481-294. 78, Mlllen 280-41. Oklahomo-Bradlev 8 Virginia tailback Howard Petty, touchdowns, wche in danger of makes the job a little easier, a little Crom well at Cheney Te ch, 7:45 Klaus Ostwald, Eost Germany, 99.0-94.0, 21-1-124. baseline jumpers under pressure charge and I thought that was part ATLANTA (UPl) - Virginia RECEIVING — UCLA-Sheirord 504, Carriers who ran for 114 yards in 21 carries being routed. But Virginia utilized more enjoyable” Bolton at R H A M , 7:45 196.6. 4, Hroar Stiernen, Norway, 96.5- Young 4-57, Green 5-47, Tunnel) 3-36. RECEIVING — WasMnotonGraene 897 late in the game as Portland made _of our problem in the first half-. We coach George Welsh told, his Quarterback Don Majkowski Rocky Hill at Coventry, 7:45 - 96.5,193.6. 5, Horst Bulau, Canada, 95.5- Mlaml-Brotton 9-42, Smith 861, Brown 8 .Penney 214, Robinson 2 minus 4, want to get everybody involved." players it wasn’t enough to make and was named the game’s out­ a ball-control option attack to keep Girls Basketball a run, closing within 4 points with scored on a l-yard sneak to cut the 95.5.192.3.6, J in Parma, Ciechoslovokla, 54, Blodes866, Shakea>eore5-37. Pattlson 1-12. OklohoiTKvShepard 3-87, Dantley was the game’s leading standing offensive player. Everett on the sideline for a good South W indsor at Manchester, 7:45 95.0- 94.5, 192.2. 7. Plotr R ios, Poland, Sewell234,Colllns1-3. 56 seconds remaining. the first bowl trip in school history margin to 2821, following a long Aaulnos at East Catholic, 7 scorer with 34. Rickey Green “They worked 55 minutes the deal of the second half and its 97.0- 96.5, 188.8. 8, Math Nvkoenen, Missed field goals: Washington, Joeoer Erving had 27 points for the — he wanted a victory. third-period drive, and Kenny Beys Swimming Finland, 94.5-95.5,188.4.9, Per Ape Berg, 61; Oklahoma, lAShar 42. I l U i l P B t P l Busy! added 21 forthe Jazz, whose record Welsh, who has built the Virginia first day here and we were on the bigger offensive line gradually Manchester ot Conard, 5:30 76ers, who led by 17 points in the Stadlin’s 18yard field goal tied the Norway, 96.0-93.5,187.2.10, Ernst Vettorl, slipped to 1818 with the loss. One program in his three years on the field almost three hours. Some exhausted the Boilermakers. Austria, 89.5-95.0,183.7. first half. The Blhzers closed drew score early in the fourth quarter. S A T U R D A Y W orld Cup Stondlnpsf itp r a fif to 85-81 after three quarters. For bright spot for Utah was an job, worried about distractions and guys thought we were out there too Bovs Basketball (After six evenisl Transactions 6^ incredible defensive performance put his team through long, closed long, but you don’t hear anyone “They were getting tired, wear­ East Catholic at St. Bernard, 7:30 1, Andreas FcMer, Ausirlo, 115 points. ' Portland, Kiki Vandeweghe had 27 ing down and you could tell it,” -A fumble recovery then gave the Ice Hockey N F L playoffs by 7- foot-4 center Mark Eaton, workouts in preparation for Mon­ complaining now.” 2, Puikkonen 84. X Vettort 82. 4, points and Paxson 21 while rookie said 8foot-5, 263-poimd offensive Cavs good field position and they Springfield Cathedral, vs. Eost Ca­ Nvfcoenen tit. 5, Pormo S3.6, Pavel Ploc, S ^ Bowie grabbed 11 rebounds. who had 11 blocked shots. day’s Peach Bowl. The Cavaliers Virginia finished 82-2, compil­ tholic ( ^ Bolton Ice Poloce),8:30o.m. . Ciechoslovokla, 48. guard Bob Olderman. "And we drove inside the Purdue t-yard line Glastonbury vs. Manchester (ot Tuesday’ssports transactions^ Cemirence dtonipluiHhlps P^adelphia rookie Charles Bark­ "They deserved it,” s^jd Jazz were rewarded for their extra ing only its fourth winning record SwMNiv's Qoinil Subscribe Today I kept grinding on them. They aren’t where Welsh faced, a critical Bolton Ice Palace), 7:45 p.m. New Year's Event ley also had 11 rebounds. Coach Frank Layden of the Pacer effort, staging a second-half come­ in the last 32 years. Wrestling t>lttsburgh.at Mlcenl 12:Xp.m . as big as we are and I don’t think fourth-down call. He finally de­ At Scefeld, Austria, Jon. 1 Hockey * (3ilcago at Son Francisco 4 p.m. In the only other NBA game on victory. "They got the good shots back to defeat Purdue 27-24. The Cavaliers trailed 24-14 at the Monchester at Glastonbury, noon I, Huben Neuper, Austria, 92 and 87 they worked as hard as we did. cided on a field igoal, which gave East Catholic at St. Bernard, 10:30 Washington — Recalled goaltender Al Super Bpwl XIX New Year’s night, Indiana nipped going todown to the wire and "We worked harder than Purdue half, and with Purdue’s Jim meters. 224.4 points. 2, Rupert BIrner, Jensen fromBInghothtonottheAmerlcan Sunday, Jem. X (When you know they’re down, it Virginia a 27-24 lead with 7:17 left. o.m. Austrlo. 82-87, 209.2. 3, Helot Koch, Call 647-9946 Utah 118117. Stipanovich made some big shots.’ did in practice and it paid off," said Everett having thrown for three At Palo Alta, Calif. Pomperoug at Cheney Tech, noon Austrlo. 88-86, 207.9. Hockey League. MANCHKSTKR UKRAl.D, Wodru‘sd;iy. .Itin, 2. Ii)85 - 13

12 - MANCHESTER HF.RAl.D. Wednesday. Jun. 2. 1985 Sports In Brief Flutie mediocre, Food FOCUS/— I. I ii' • ^ til ...... Paiis-Dakar rally under way VERSAILLES, France - Some 1,500 competitors, including he says of bowl Prince Aibert and Princess Caroline of Monaco, embarked Tuesday on the seventh Paris-Dakar rally that will take them over a 14,000-kilometer course across six African countries. Bv Frederick Waterman Flutie, a possible No. 1 pick in the The entrants, competing in car, truck and motorcycle United Press International N FL draft, said he doesn’t think this game will change the pros’ • divisions, gathered before dawn in front of the Palace of DALLAS — Doug Flutie said Versailles for the day-long run southward to the Mediterranean scouting reports. before the Cotton Bowl that victory "1 don’t think this has anything port of Sete, where the vehicles were to board a ferry for,Algeria. was the most important thing. And to do with my pro chances,” he ' A total of 55 trucks, 150 motorcycles and 350 cars answered the in view of how he played Tuesday, said. “ It’s just one but of the 43 starters’ call outside Louis XIV's sprawling palace. it might have been the only thing. games I’ve played in college, and Fight The Heisman Trophy winner one game doesn’t make a Martina gets a new partner connected on just l3-of-37 passes in difference.” Boston College’s 45-28 victory over He said this was the moitT . -'Sv WASHINGTON — Who’s Gigi Fernandez? Hou.ston and hit only 2-of-l3 in the important victory of his career. A virtual unknown to this point. Fernandez is certain to earn second" half for 14 yards, when he "Although for everybody else instant notoriety as the new doubles partner of Martina also threw two interceptions. the biggest win is Miami, because brown-bag “,1 would have liked to have had a Navratilova, the dominant force in women s tennis for the last of the ending, for me this is the great game today but I was very biggest win,” he said. "It fulfills a several years. mediocre and I made a lot of lot of dreams because it’s a New With Pam Shriver sidelined for several months with a nagging mistakes,” he said, “ It was not one Y ear’s Day bowl and it puts us up shoulder injury, Navratilova required a replacement, and of my better days by farbut we won higher in the national rankings.” Fernandez is the lucky new partner. and that’s all that counts. The victory was the first in three The Navratilva-Fernandez tandetn will appear for the first "The win fulfills a goal that the bowl tries for Flutie. And when the boredom time in a $150,000 Washington tournament Jan. 7-14 at George team set and I set coming into the Cougars clo.sed within 3 points, it Washington University’s Smith Center, said Greg TenEyck, a season. This being the last game brought back memories for th ^ tournament spokesman. will be very special to me and will 5-foot-9>A quarterback. Fernandez, 20, a native of Puerto Rico who now lives in Largo, stick with me the rest of my life. “ When we started losing the Fla., currently has a' world ranking of 27, her highest position in Flutie, the all-time major- lead. I began thinking back to those Gargantuan grinders her two years of professional tennis. college passing leader, had trouble other bowls,” he said. "It wasn’t with the wind at the Cotton Bowl. enough just to be here, we had to I "The wind was enough to aggra­ win the game. will make you a hero vate me and I thought I was "Houston gave us chances in the East German wins ski jump throwing it fairly w ell," he said. first half and we took them, but in GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, West Germany Light­ "It would flutter when I Was the second half, we still had those Bv Nanev Pappas weight Jens Weis^tlog of East G erm any, who began his run to the throwing into the wind and come opportunities and we were missing Combine meats and begin up short. When I was with the wind Herold Reporter Olympic gold anWVorld Cup title here a year ago, was the only on them.” browning in a saucepan. No need to 2 jt seemed to carry a bit and go out Flutie said that during the 2 ski jumper Tuesday to go past 100 meters as he won the second U Pl photo use butter. The meat will fry in its of the reach of our receivers. second half he could feel the game Just ask any mom on the 90-meter event in the Four-hills (Intersport) Springertournee. own fat. As soon as there is a little " I tried to finesse the ball a little start to slip away. Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie (22) spins away lunchbox circuit. The road to Weissflog went 98 meters to take the first round lead and then fat in the pan. add garlic and loo much and I .should have just "You could see it," he said, “ but boredom-ever-after is paved with continue cooking. When meat is soared to 102.5 rneters on his final jum p for an easy victory in his from Houston defensive lineman T.J. Turner (95) during tried to rear back and throw it on there was a lot of time left, a lot for alternating rows of peanut butter thoroughly browned,, drain well first meet of the season with 210.1 points. first-half action in the Cotton Bowl Tuesday in Dallas. their numbers.” them and for us." and bologna .sandwiches. and add pepper, tomato sauce and Gin white bread. basil. Continue cooking for about Runners had cool strategy But in other parts of the culinary 45 minutes. NFL Roundup world, the sandwich has gone Slice rolls in half lengthwi.se. uptown. Restaurants have long SAO PAULO, Brazil — A pair of Portuguese runners said Cover inside of top half with cheese offered highly-spiced hero sand­ Tuesday they dominated the traditional New Year’s Eve Sao and sprinkle with paprika. Put wiches, or grinders laden with Silvestre race because of solid training and cool, calculated both halves of rolls into broiler, tomato sauce and melted cheese. and b^bil until cheese melts. strategy. Findl four prepare for Sunday Now they’re offering gfilled Swiss Spread meal mixture on bottom of Carlos Lopez. 31. the Olympic marathon gold medalist, won the and shrimp on English muffins, race through city streets with a time of 36 minutes 43.07 seconds. roll, close, sandwiches and serve By Mike Tullv add to that total against a team Backup quarterback Matt Cava­ emotionally, physically, the whole and curried chicken with cashews hot. Serves six. Fellow Portuguese Rosa Mota won the women’s division in United Press International that thrives on the pass. naugh led the 49ers to victories this bit,” Steeler Coach Chuck Noll on a croissant. 43.35.57. • Dent, a third-year player out of season over Philadelphia and New said. That croissant, ih fact, has The lunch .room at G. Fox in Lopez crossed the finish line well ahead of runnerup Jose Joao Scenic though the Bay Area may Tenne.ssee Stale, acknowledges he Orleans. He was acquired in 1983 Miami has never lost an AFC caused a revolution of its own. Hartford, called The Metro Diner, da Silva of Brazil, timed in 37:20.58. be» the place that Bears defensive got many of his sacks early in the and spent that .season on the bench Championship game and has never Once an exclusively French break­ serves a popular curried chicken Mota, 37. won her fourth consecutive Sao Silvestre title, end Richard Dent thinks mostly of year when he wasn’t rating drfuble learning San Francisco’s system. lost a home game to the Steelers. fast roll, it is now produced, en salad on a croissant. Here is a way crossing the finish iine only seconds before barefoot, 14-year-old coverage. In the AFC. the Pittsburgh The Killer Bs of the Dolphin masse, in this country, and ap­ visiting is the buckfield of the San to prepare it at home Illustration courtesy of "The Rush-Hour Super Ch§r Brazilian Jorilda Sabino. Sabino timed 43:35.8. Francisco 49ers. "Man on man, I was getting a lot Steelers believe their new-found defense say the Steelers offensive pears on many menus as "The "You don't want to let Joe of sacks," Dent .said. "I got some confidence can help them over­ line will provide a different kind of Croissantwich." Remember the Dagwood sandwich? All you need is the bread you choose can stand up to the rigors of the come the odds as well as the challenge than Seattle did last There are few rules in iriaking a J Montana have the time to throw double tearh by the Redskins," Curried chi^en with imagination — and plenty of cold cuts. Just make sure filling you plan to use. J Dolphins. week — one with pop instead of sandwich. Come up with a filling Shepherd performs superbly the ball," Dent .said Tue.sday as the Nevertheless, he got three of the cashews on croissants N F L ’s final four prepared for seven sacks recorded by the N F L ’s Miami defeated Pittsburgh 31-7 push. combo that sounds appealing — during the regular season and is whether classic or nouvelle. Use a 2 cups cooked chicken, finely Ron Shepherd’s performance in the Venezuelan Winter League Sunday’s conference champion­ No. I defen.se. “ The Seahawks have a group of favored by 10 points in the title little engineering sense, and diced is making the Toronto Blue Jays’ front office personnel breathe a ship games that will determine the The Bears left Tue.sday for Santa pushers, guys who get their hands game. But the Steelers have choose a bread which will hold up ■A.cup finely diced celery ■A pound slired Provolone in th<,rcfrigerator. We make one tot easier. 1985 Super Bowl matchup. Rosa, Calif., where they will train on you and try to push,” said nose slightly to .secure, cut in halves about 5 minutes. Spread evenly developed confidence since that under the stresses you plan to lay ■A cup raisins, softened briefly in ■A pound slired Grnoa-style hard on SundDys^ishts. and keep it in the The Blue Jays, needing help in their bullpen, traded outfielder Pittsburgh is at Miami at 12: .30 at the Los Angeles Raiders’ tackle Bob Baumhower. "The diagonally. Secure with tooth­ across the skillet and pour in the training facility all week. The club first meeting in Pittsburgh, and on. warmed orange juice salami refrigeratoiMor adult lunch bags eggs. Leave on medium heat for Dave Collins to the Oakland A ’s at the winter baseball meetings p.m. EST for the AFC title and- Steeler offensive line will fire out picks. if it .seems neces.sary they believe this will carry them to Use a sandwich spread to protect ■A cup mayonnaisf 5 pirkled jalapeno or Italian- during the week. Thursday s slice in December, hoping that Shepherd was ready to make the jump Chicago at San Franci.sco at 4 p.m. plans 1 p.m. PST workouts all and try to kick your butt. The/'ll Mix eggs. milk, salt and nutmeg. about 4 minutes, without disturb­ a shot at their fifth Super Bowl that bread from getting the sog- >A to 1 teaspoon curry powder siyle hot pepper tastes just as good as Monday's. Dip sandwiches into egg mixture to the major leagues and take Collins’ spot on the roster. in the NFC. The Super Bowl is week. drive block and try to knock you off ing. then begin lifting the edges A -fhle. gies. Mayonnaise, margarine, soft 4 large roasted sweet red Italian Variations: A "Roman Holiday" scheduled for Jan. 20 in Palo Alto. The 49ers believe they may have Freshly ground pepper to taste ..and fry in a litlje butter, in a hot and lilting the pan loensure that all A Shepherd. 24. has been performing superbly in the Venezuelan the ball.” an edge because of their depth. Pittsburgh’s morale was bol­ cream cheese and even spiced 2 teaspoons lemon juice peppers .sandwich is hot fried eggplant skillet, as you would French toast. of the egg cooks thoroughly. Divide Winter League. Through games of last Sunday, he led the league Calif. Dent, a part-time player until With the team plagued by injuries. stered by its 24-17 upset of Denver The Steelers combine their ag­ tomato paste act as a “ raincoat ’' to 2 large croissants ' >A cup imported black olives slices. Provolone or \(ozzarella Serves four. egg mixture among 4 of the pieces in homers with nine and is currently in fifth place in the batting this year, led the N F L in sacks with Coach Bill Wal.sh shuffled and in the first round of the AFC gressiveness with - trickery and keep the bread dry. And make sure >A cop roasted cashews, unsalted 1 large tomato, slired cheese, oregano, romainc lettuce, Note: This makes an excellent of buttered toasl, clo.se with race with a .307 average. 17.5 this year. He tacked on three in reshuffled his lineup this season playoffs last Sunday. their trapping schemes have been that there is enough filling to get 4 pieces leaf le'tuce, washed and 5 leaves lelturr, washed and anchovy fillets and olives. Serve it brunch or quick lunch If you will remaining toast and serve Other major leaguers performing well in Venezuela are Sunday’s 23-19 playoff victory at and still wound up with a 15-1 “ I think one thing we have going called the most sophisticated in the onto ail corners of the bread. dried dried hot to some of your more adventu­ need to prepare it quickly, for after immediately outfielder Luis Salazar and pitcher Bill Landrum of the Chicago for us is that we are fresh — That’s it. From there you're on 4 slices tomato rous friends. church or a movie or whatever, Washington and will be looking to. mark league. Split Italian bread in half, White Sox and pitcher Keefe Cato of Cincinnati. your own. But we’re offering a Combine chicken, celery and lengthwise, using a .serrated bread assemble sandwi<-hes and keep selection of greats from around the raisins in a bowl. Combine mayon­ Dagwood delight knife if you have one. Spread both Monte Cristos them in the refrigerator, tightly N CoHege basketball ratings world. Start with these, and you’ll naise. curry powder, pepper and covered in plastic wrap, until it is 1 slice buttered pumpernirkel N halves of bread thinly with tomato (French toast sandwiches) Adams goes to quarterfinals never be bored with sandwiches lemon juice in a small cup. then time to dip and fry. bread paste. Layer on the cheese and again. toss with the chicken until all is 12 slices firm-style while bread 3 slires corned beef CHICAGO — Katrina Adams defeated Czechoslovakia’s Hana salami. Butler or margarine well covered. Split croissants Westerns Mustard Fukarkova 6-3, 6-0 Tuesday to advance to the quarterfinals of the Italian Joes- lengthwise and spread chicken Remove stem and most of the 6 slices baked ham 1 slice buttered white bread U.S. Tennis Association’s $10,000 women’s circuit tournament. Georgia Tech becomes big power mixture over bottom halves. Top seeds from the hot peppers, using 6 slices cooked rhieken or turkey .3 tablespoons butler or ■A rup coleslaw Adams, a two-time Illinois High School Association singles V. pound Italian sausage, re­ with cashews, and press (irmly rubber gloves if your hands are breast margarine 2 slices Muenster rheese champion, will meet seventh-seeded Andrea Holikova in moved from casings . into chicken mixture. Add lettuce sensitive to the peiiper oil. Layer 6 slices Swiss cheese I small onion,-chopped 1 slice buttered rye bread Georgia Tech’s movement up ning the Hoosier Classic. Washing­ to No. 18. Wednesday’s quarters. By Fred McMane ■A pound hamburger and tomato, close sandwich and this on the sandwich, followed by 3 eggs, slightly beaten 'A medium green bell pepper, 2 slires deli-sliced r6asl beef ton. which lost to Georgia Tech in Holikova, also of Czechoslovakia, defeated Marianne Werdel United Press International the ratings’ ladder was one of Virginia Commonwealth, which Z cloves garlic, mashed the sweet peppers. Cut and seed Va cup milk seeded and chopped 2 tablespoons blue rheese salad several changes involving top 10 the final of the Rainbow Classic, upset Virginia Tech, claimed No. of Bakersfield, Calif., 2-6, 7-5, 7-6 (7-5). • Freshly ground black pepper black olives and add them to the Pinch salt I rup rooked ham dressing, creamy style teams this week. Losses by South­ (ell one place to No. 13. 19 and Ohio State, which won the Romania’s Lucia Romanov, the tournament’s top seed, topped NEW YORK — There was a time ^ 16 ounces tomato sauce sandwich, followed by tomato Generous grating nutmeg 6 eggs, slightly beaten 1 slice pumpernirkel bread, ern Methodist and North Carolina Oklahoma, Louisiana State and Florida Citrus Tournament, y* teaspoon dry basil Gargantuan grinder Louise Allen of San Antonio, Texas, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 and will meet not too long ago when basketball slices and lettuce. Close sandwich Butter 6 of the bread slices, then ■A cup milk X spread with mayonnaise i made it possible for four other Maryland all advanced. Oklahoma moved into No. 20. 6 crusty French rolls Serves (our. generously, with chips Leigh Thompson of New Port News, Va. Thompson topped Italy’s was about as popular at Georgia 1 loaf Italian bread (l-pound cover with a slice each of ham. Salt and pepper to taste I stuffed olive on a toothpick teams to advance among the top won three games, including the 12 slices Mozzarella cheese or marinated antipasto-style ve­ Laura Garrone 6-1. 6-0. Tech as a course in the Civil War. size) chicken and cheese. Butter the rest R slices rye toast, buttered Begin building this one from the . championship of the All-College Although there are plenty of 10 (about 12 ounces) ■A cup Italian-seasoned tomato getables on the side of the bread and clo.se the sand­ Heat butter in a skillet and cook first ingredient listed, taking care Tournament, and climbed three peach baskets in the state of The top two places remained Olympic flame Paprika paste Note: These stand up very well wiches, buller-side-in Press onion, green pepper and ham for to go in order Have fun! Georgia, apparently no one enter­ unchanged as Georgetown and places to No.. 14. Louisiana State Duke continued to rank 1-2, but won its two outings and climbed ■ The Olympic flame symbolizes Shrapnel wins third straight tained the thought of using them the continuity between the ancient for recreation in the spirit of Dr. Memphis State moved up one spot four spots to No. 15 and Maryland, to No. 3, St. John’s vaulted four despite losing to Georgia Tech, and modem Games. The modem SAN. MATEO, Calif. — Shrapnel won his third straight race James Naismith. version of the flame was adopted in Tuesday, powering to a three-quarter length victory in the That’s all changed now. though, places to No. 4. Syracuse advanced advanced four spots to No. 16. Michigan lost to Tennessee in its 1936. The torch used to kindle the $40.000-added Happy New Year Invitational Handicap at Bay since the arrival four years ago of one place to No. 5 and Illinois climbed one place to No. 6. only game and dropped three flame is first lit by the sun’s rays at Meadows. Bobby Cremins. Since Cremins SMU fell five places to No. 8 after rungs to No. 17 and Louisiana Tech Olympia, Greece, and then carried Get into the spirit with spiked bundt cakes Before a crowd of 12,503. Argentine-bred Clorhidratante was named coach, basketball at to the site of games by relays of Tech has been given new life. losing to Chaminade of Hawaii, suffered its first loss, to Oklahoma rallied to finish second in the field of nine locally stabled runners. mnners. Ships and planer-disused Editor’s note: Marge Churchill is a home In his first season. Cremins took and North Carolina tumbled (our in the final of the All-College 'A Clip water 3 teaspoons instant coffee granules At Santa Anita in Arcadia. Calif.. — Foggy Nation rallied to win when necessary. ecogomist who is a Manchester resident. She a team that went 4-23 and led it to a places to No. 9 after being upset by Tournament, and fell two positions 1/3 cup oil ■A cup coffee liqueur the $64,250 Las Flores Handicap by a neck Tuesday before the teaches microwave cooking classes. If you have 10-16 season. The following year Missouri in the finals of the Hawaii I package instant vanilla pudding mix >A cup vodka biggest New Year's Day crowd in 36 years. any questions regarding microwave coo'king, you the Engineers improved to 13-15 Pacific Classic. DePaul won its Marge’s ■A teaspoon nutmeg ■A cup c re ^ e de cacao Third as the field turned for home. Foggy Nation responded may send your questions.to: Microwave. P.O. and last season they began to pique only game of the week but fell one Grease and coal inside of a 10-inch bundt pan Using solid shortening, grease a microwave under Laffit Pincay Jr., to return $7.00, $2.60 and $2.40 for the Box 591, Manchester HerflOrManchester. Conn. intere.st by going 18-11. place to No. 10. Microwave with graham cracker crumbs. bundt pan. Coat inside with 2 tablespoons 06040. 6-furlong victory. This season, the Engineers have Leading the second 10 again was In a large bowl, combine all of the above granulated sugar: .set aside become a major power. Georgia Kansas followed by Indiana, which Kitchen ingredients. Mix at low speed for I minute to Sift cake mix into a large mixing bowl. Add Add spirit to your microwave baking by making Tech journeyed to Hawaii last dropped two notches despite win­ Marge Churchill combine, .scraping the bowl constantly. Mix at pudding, oil and eggs. Dis.solve instant coffee Chavez scores TKO In Mexico bundt cakes with sherry or a liqueur. These week for the Rainbow Classic and medium speed for .3 minutes. granules in hot water and add to cake mix along LYNCH flavorful cakes can be made in just 12 to 14 Pour ‘A of the batter into prepared bundt cake came away with the title, scoring with all other liquid ingredients. Mix on medium MEXICO CITY — World super featherweight champion Julio minutes, using a cake mix to which other impressive victories' over Arkan­ pan. Sprinkle evenly with streu.sel filling Pour speed with an eleelric mixer, or blend using a Cesar Chavez scored a third-round technical knockout over ingredients are added. sas, Maryland and Washington. remaining cake batter evenly over filling. .wooden spoon. Pour batter into prepared pan Manny Hernandez Tuesday night as part of an exhibition to MODERN AUTO Bundt cakes baked in the microwave are even As a result they made the biggest many eggs as the directions specify. Microwave at .50 percent power (Med) for 8 Microwave at .50 percent power (Med) for 8 benefit survivors of the November gas explosion outside Mexico more moist and tender than those baked by jump in the UPI ratings this week, If your microwave does not have a built-in minutes, increase power to high for 4 to 6 minutes, minutes, then increase power to high for 2 to 3 City. RADIATOR conventional methods. You will be delighted with climbing six places to No. 7. G etty turntable which rotates during cooking, place a or until done. Rotate dish 'A turn every 4 minutes. minutes. Rotate pan every three minutes. Check 2 in another fight on the seven-bout car. super bantamweight ‘ INTRODUCES the results if you will observe a few simple glass pie plate on the floor of the microwave, and Let .stand covered directly on the counter for 10 cake for donene.ss. Using a skewer or cake tester, Lupe Pintor, the World Boxing Council title holder, defeated precautions. 2 the 90-minute place the bundt cake pan on top of the pie plate. minutes; invert to cool. When cooled, pour glaze punch holes in cake (all the way to the bottom) To prepare all bundt cake pans, even those Ronny Gary of the United States’ by technical knockout at 47 drive-in and This allows the microwave to reach the bottom of over cake. Decorate with almond slices. every 1 inch. Pour glaze over cake and leLab.sorh which say "non-stick,” use a solid shortening seconds of the sixth round. driveaway aolutionl FULL SERVICE the bundt pan more evenly, and will ensure more before turning out to cool such as Crisco to grease the interior. DO NOT uniform baking. Rotate the pan every few Streusel filling NOTICE FOR: Li FXGUR THE PAN. The type of coating to be Probate Court is open If you buy Your Gas Somewhere Else minutes, as necessary, to achieve a more even 1/3 cup brown sugar Glaze: Decker weds discus thrower Auto radiator loaka, applied depends upon the type of cake being rising of the cake. for conferences with the made. If the cake is light in color (white or yellow ■a cup flour hoso loaka. ovorhoatlng. You Probably Pay Too Much. Two power levels are necessary for proper 1 rup powdered sugar EUGENE, Ore. — MarY Decker, whose tumble at the Los cake) use graham cracker crumbs to give the 3 tablespoons firm butler 2 tablespoons strong coffer judge from 6:30 P.M . to 8 baking, and to ensure a smooth textue. Angeles Olympics was the sports world’s most publicized ttiarmostata. browned effect. Finely chopped nuts also give a ■A teaspoon cinnamon . P.M. on Thursday Microwave bundt cakes at 50 percent power Z tablespoons coffee liqueur heartbreak of 1984, began 1985 on a happier note by marrying We’ll gladly wash your windshield browned appearance as well as adding a richer Mix together until crumbly; stir in >A cup sliced nights. Appointments antl-lraozo ctianqoa. (Med) for 8 minutes, then on high power for 4 to 6 2 tablespoons creme de cacao British discus thrower Richard Slaney in a New Year’s Day flavor to the fak e. almonds. cloaning and fluanlng and check your oil. minutes, or until done. Test the cake (or doneness Combine sugar and coffee and liqueurs in a suggested. Night tele­ Simply shake the crumbs or finely chopped nuts ceremony.. We have found that most of with a toothpick or a strand of uncooked small bowl. Beat to combine. Pour over baked The brief, private evening affair at First United Methodist phone number: 647-3227. in the greased pan the same way you would use our customers’ problems spaghetti. When the tester comes out clean, and Sherry glaze: cake while still warm in the pan I-et stand (nr in William E. Fitzgerald Premium Unleaded Regular Unleaded flour for conventional baking. If you are making a Church was the second wedding for Decker, 26, whose first when the cake*pulls away from the side of the pan minutes before removing from pan, can be solved witbin this chocolate cake, dust the inside of the well-greased 2 cups powdered sugar marriage to marathon runner Ron Tahh end^ in divorce. Judge of Probate upon being tilt ^ — the cake is done. Moist spots time frame. The problem pan with granulated sugar or cocoa. 1/3 cup melted butter 1.23» 1.12* may still appear on the top, but these will Alterations are also necessary in the ingre­ I tablespoon sherry Pina Colada Cake part is removed, promptly disappear during standing time. 92 Oct 87 Oct dients added to a cake mix to be baked in the Stir together; then add 1 or 2 tablespoon.s hot ■A cup finely chopped pecans repaired on our premises Cover the cake with wax paper or a plate.-and microwave. Add 1/3 cup of oil — no more — water until glaze is of desired con.sistency. Pour Cancer claims Filipino boxer and reinstalled. let it stand directly on the counter top (or 10 I (18'A-ounce) pineapple cake mix, silled » regardless of the type of mix you use. The added glaze over cooled cake. 'A cup well-drained crushed pineapple Replacements are avail­ Quality Rental Cars at LOW prices minutes before turning (At of the pan. Covered MANILA, Philippines — Gabriel "Flash" Elorde, the Filipino FREE oil gives better texture and tenderness to the 'A cup rum standing time is very important. This holds in the hoxer hailed the greatest world junior lightweight champion able from our distributor- - - .microwaved cake. ■A cup triple sec Daily Weekly Monthly heat for carry-over cooking. Black Russian cake died Wednesday of lung cancer. He was 49. Blood Pressure size inventory. Relax in It is also necessary to reduce the amount of 1/3 cup vegetable oil Doctors said Elorde’s bout with cancer was complicated by water. Because there is no residual heat in the 1 (18'a ounces) devil's-food cake mix, without CLINIC-BY NURSE our waiting room, while pudding 3 eggn pneumonia. The first Filipino post-war champion died at 2:52 our knowledgeable s p ^ - mic'rowave, less evaporation takes place than in Sherry almond cake . Sprinkle 2 tablespoon.s finely chopped pecans EVERY THURSDAY Lynch Setty 1 package instant chocolate pudding mix (4 a.m. at the suburban Lung Center of the Philippines. alists get you moving the conxentional oven. Reduce the amount of I package (IS'A ounces) yellow cake mix (not serving size) into a well-greas'ed bundt cake pan. Combine all A former shoe shine boy, Elorde knocked out Harold Gomes of 5 - 9 The TradHkNi of Service Marches On^ water specified by one quartet'. For example, if pudding type) ■A cup oil remaining ingredients, as well as remaining the United States March 16, I960 to win the world junior LIGGETT PJRKAOE M 9 - 9 M I the directions call (or I cup of water, add only >a 4 large eggs 4 eggs finely chopped pecans, in a large mixing bowl cup: if it caHs for 11 /3 cups, add only I cup. Use as lightweight crown. He ruled the division for seven years until he PHARMACY BM M EM lAMATM WOHS 886 Hartford Rd., Manchester >A cup sherry 'A cup hottest tap water ^ Please tprn to page '14 lost to Japanese Vusiaki Numata in Jupe 1967. PARKADE HEALTH and SLTRITIOH CENTER 373 BUa S t, atwriurisr, CT. =A = . a := . r.4 A V q o l E : ^^^^(across^fron^j^ncl^o^otaPonti^^ T MANCIIKSTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jiin. 2. 1985 - 15 H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 2. 1985 Supermarket Shopper M enus Wednesday: Juice, caizonc, Ilalian vegetables, Wheels clients the week of Jan. 7, The hot noon meal is Monday: Hot dog on a roll, baked beans, cole slaw, Senior citizens apple wedges, raisins. pudding with chero' topping. Castoff cartons can be listed first and the cool evening meal, second. Thursday: Chicken mMidlc soup, cbcc.se sandwicli, Monday: Boneless pork loin with gravy, baked ’Tuesday; Heel stew with potatoes and vegetables, roll, oatmeal crispies.. v*'gclal)lc slicks, fresh fruit. ■The iollowing meuls will be served at Mayfair potato, squash, salad, whipped jello. ROasI beef Friday: Juice, pizza, tossed salad, cookie, Gardens and Wesihi^Gardcns the week of Jan. 7 to sandwich, applesauce, peaches, milk. Wednesday: Shells with meat sauce, tossed salad, ‘ Tuesday: Roast turkey with stuffing and gravy, bread and butter, fruited jello with topping. source of refund values Manchester residepfs who are 60 or older. Thursday; Meatloaf. whipped potuloes. gravy. RHAM High schools Monday: Pineapple juice, creamed salmon over whipped potatoes, cranberryliauce, peas, salad and rice, peas, rye bread, mixed fruit and oatmeal cookie. cuke, Bologna and cheese sandwich, fresh apple, butlAed green beans, bread and butler, ice ereum. The following lunches will be served at RHAM By Martin Sloone Box 2407 Highland Park, IL, while the other had the Tuesday: Roast turkey, sweet potatoes, green milk. F/iday: Tomato soup, toasted cheese sandwich, junior and senior high schools the week of Jan, 7 United Feature Syndicate address of ^ x 825, South Holland, IL. beans, cranberry sauce, wheat bread, ambrosia Wednesday: Shells with meatsauce, wax beans, peanut butter.stuffed celery. carrot and pepper sticks, through II. pudding. peas, salad, pudding parfuit. Cold turkey sandwich, apple crisp ■ Monday: Chicken pol pie. garden salad, muffin, DEAR MARTIN: We had an early Christinas at our 1 also found two refund forms for the "Squeeze Parkay Margarine Refund Offer.” One expired at the Wednesday: Cheese soup, California rice casserole, applesauce, milk. cheese wedge, sliced peaches. house. After the turkey dinner with all the trimmings, buttered carrots, dinner roll, spicy apple raisin Bolton schools Tuesday: Bacon chee.scburgcr, fi-ench fries, mixed we had eight children unwrap their presents. There end of 1984 while the other had a March 31, 1985 Thursday: Corned beef dinner, boiled potato, expiration date. They had different post office box crumble. carrots, salad, ^ludding. Ham salad sandwich, sliced The following lunches will be served in the Bolton vegciables, pudding pop. was total chaos as they ripp^ open their packages Thursday: Chicken Parmesan, shells with Italian Wednesday: Homemade pizza, green beans, mixed and sent boxes and wrapping paper flying. numbers in South Holland, IL. pineapple, milk. Elementary-Center schools the week of Jan. 7 All of the refund forms had the words "One refund sauce, Italian green beans, garden salad, Italian fruit. I calmly put all discarded Eveready Heavy Duty Monday: Tomato soup with noodles, egg salad on Thursday: Fruit juice, griiuler,^ corn chips, battery display cards away because there is a $1 per family or address.” Are the offers different, and dressing, lUilian bread, double chocolate cake with Friday: Baked turbot, whipped potatoes, spinach, sesame seed roll, cucumber spears, chilled pears, could I have sent for all four? topping. salad, cookies. Egg salad sandwich, fresh orante. vegelable sticks, jello with topping. refund on them. I aiso saved the carton from the Tu^day: Spughe^^Pwith nieatsuuec. green beans, Friday: Chili with beans, cole slaw, corn bread, Fisher-Price Toy Box, which I’ll use to send for the $S MARG UGELSTAD Friday: Meatloaf with onion gravy, mashed milk. I— garlic bread, peach upside down cake. ^ Fargo, N.D. potatoes, broccoli au gratin, white bread, stewed Wednesdays Lasagna with meat and ehee.se, green pineapple cake. refund. I have a feeling that I'll find a Playskool prunes. refund so away went those boxes, too. We took Manchester schools ' salad or wax beans, Italian bread, sliced peaches, Andover Elementary pictures and I was careful to save the Kodak film DEAR MARG: I checked with the people at Kraft peanut butter cookie. cartons for the $1 refund. I also was quick enough to and was told that each of these refund forms are Meals on Wheels The following lunches will be served in the Thursday: Vegetable soup, sloppy Joe, roll. leUiice,^ The following lunches will be served at Andover pick up the Syivania Blue Dot packaging to use for a $2 considered a different offer. This means that you Manchester public schools the week of Jan. 7 through applesauce and cookie. Elementary School the week of Jan. 7, refund. could have sent for all four Kraft offers. The following are I he meals to be served to Meals on II. Friday: Pizza day. Monday; Cheeseburger, fries, green beans, ice As the last guest said goodbye, I looked over the I was a little surprised by the answer. It shows that cream cup. living room and the only thing left to clean up was Kraft Is giving the consHmer the benefit of the doubt Coventry schools Tuesday: Grinders, as.sorlcd chips, coleslaw, wrapping paper. I sat down with my fiie of refund where the terms of the offer might lead people to raisins. believe they were different offers. I would have The following lunches will be served in the Coventry forms and, using only the proofs of purchase I had British hailed New Year elementary schools the week of Jan. 7. Wednesday: Hamburger pizza, salad, fruit. picked up from the trash on the floor, wrote out guessed that the offers were the same. The way that Thursday: Steak sandwiches, cheese wedge, hash Kraft decided this question shouldn’t be taken to mean This zucchini ‘n’ sausage scramble can does it taste good, but it’s a source of Monday: Tacos with l)ecf. lettuce, chcc.se and requests for more than $10 in refunds. toamto. seasoned rice. Mexican corn, fruited jello. browns, peas, pudding. Refunding was certainly an extra Christmas that other companies would decide in the same way. make for a great Sunday brunch or a good nutrition. Friday; Beef stew, carrot stocks, corn bread, Where only the post office box numbers differ, most Tuesday;- Submariner on a roll, macaroni and present for me. quick meal on a weeknight. Not only cheese, broccoli, chilled fruit. cherry crisp.' DIANNE JOHNSON companies say that the offers are the same. 'This is with feasts and festivals Lake Norden. S.D. also true where only the expiration dates differ and BOSTON (UPI) — It has been visiting to a halt. dissolves, then cool. Roll the they are relatively close to each other. a while since paganism went out As for our modern celebra­ pastry 'A-inch thick and cut in DEAR DIANNE: It's true. Refunders do look at the I believe that manufacturers who limit their offers Try this special scramble of fashion in the western world. tions, aside from champagne squares of approximately 3 inches. ®tSr®© ® (sY Christmas cleanup chore in an entirely different way. to "One refund per family,” and who distribute these Place one tea.spoon of filling in a offers to the public using refund forms with a variety But old habits die hard and when there is ndl much to them. So If our readers haven’t already thrown away those Dec. 2^ became generally ac­ take a page from those pagans corner of each square, moisten the Christmas cartons and boxes, they can take your of expiration dates and post office box numbers, edges of the dough, and fold, DOUBLE should explain in the instructions how they will decide cepted as the day of Christ’s and go a-wassailing, have your­ advice next year. birth, something had to be done self a god cake or go Scandina­ sealing the edges with a fork. Bake whether these offers are the same. H||r example, if for a quick meal anytime at 450 degrees for 10 minutes, then 2 2 about that other pagan festival vian and have some Swedish xMtatMia- IttA ot iba*# aOseMitae •••*"8 ■» 'eeuiree to be>ead<'y ••adaBie'o' ^ DEAR MARTIN: I recently found two different they printed "Similar offers with different box that everyone celebrated a week Glogg, the traditional drink for at 350 for another 10 minutes. »gi* a'O'oeinw tho iOetM.ied e»i/< cup currants or raisins place in a jar in the refrigerator. These offers require refund forms: Mix. Expires March 31, 1985. brown sausage over medium heat. cooking. celebrations — as well as other Allowance-for protein along with Vi cup lemon peel, frated On New Year’s Day, add the rest of GOLDEN BLOSSOM Honey $1 Refund Offer. VAN DE KAMP’S Italian Classics Offer. pagan rites, such as the Druids Vx tsp nutmeg the wine and heat it, but do not J J Send the required refund form and three front Receive $1.50 in coupons. Send the required and their mistletoe. bring to a boil. Place the lumps of refund form and the side panels from any three ■/< tsp allspice labels (any size) from Golden Blossom Honey. Seasoned Just right The Wassail Bowl was a puff pastry or pie dough sugar in a sieve and pour, the FULLY COOKED-WATERADDED-BONE-IN • Expires June 30, 1985. packages of Van de Kamp’s Italian Classics. Cj cognac through it into the wine Expires Jan. 31, 1985. favored New Year’s tradition for In a double broiler, heat the 1” HEINZ Squeezable Ketchup Offer. Receive a many a century. Probably based butter, sugar, lemon peel and mixture. Flame the cognac as you Smoked Hams Shank Portion coupon for a free bottle of Heinz 28-ounce Here’s a refund form to write for: BAGGIES $1 pour it. Serve hot. Rebate, P.O. Box 7059, Clinton, lA 52736. This upon Druid reverence for nature, allspice. Heat until the sugar BEEF l o in - b o n e l e s s -WHOLE 5 TO 10 LBS Squeezable Ketchup. Send the required refund the custom was to “wassail the , 3 9 9 form and the Universal Product Code symbol offer expires Jan. 31, 1985. While waiting for the Pot roast, Mexican-style Beef Tenderloins Filet Mignon lb. from two bottles of Heinz 28-ounce Squeezable form, save two Universal Product Code symbols trees.” In other words, go out / / ><'/ *** / z-?#-? A teaspoon ground coriander stove, or cook in 350-degree oven Custom Cul HUNT’S Plan Coupon Refund. Receive 10 Regular Food Storage Bags. 75-count Regular ■A teaspoon ground cinnamon 2'A- to 3 hours until meat is tender, merry. «*■«' to Order A Boneless Bottom Rounds A Food Storage Bags, 20-count Jumbo Food Storage NEA Food Editor While drink was of primary iiii'P'i 10-cent coupons, a mail-in offer for an additional ■A teaspoon ground cloves turning meat occasionally during $1 in coupons on Hunt’s No Salt Added Tomato Bags. 150-count Quart Storage and Sandwich 1 orange, thinly sliced cooking. importance to the day’s celebra­ ■mmn- BEEF BOUND-BONELESS-SOLD AS ROASTS ONLY Bags, 20-count Quart Freezer Bags and 15-count Pot roast has been a family mm* Products, and while supplies last, a free copy of stretch dish for years. It’s good Sprinkle meat with salt and Remove meat from broth and let tion, people ate special foods as Bottom Round Roasts ,.,P "The Hunt’s Plan of Salt Reduction"’ Send the Gallon Freezer Bags. pepper. Heat oil in Dutch oven or stand 10 to 15 minutes. 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U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 2, 198S Ai Flora stays loyal About Town Bent of the year picks Advice Be kind to all the convicted politicians Church has turkey supper Boss, Prince topped ’84 charts , COVENTRY — The First Congregational Church of By Wedny Zentz Mother’s poem disproved Coventry will have a roast turkey supper from 4:30 to United Press International 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 12 in the church vestry on Main Bv Fror«k Spotnitz Street. BALTIM ORE — Al Flora stopped boxing 40 years ident-Wlr.Vice President United Press The public is welcome. Tickets are: adults, 84; ago, but he never got out of the ring. a International old age is an affliction senior citizens. $3.50; and children, $1.25. The former welterweight uses the sport’s imagery to lift fallen politicians, erecting billboards to men like NEW YORK - The emer­ Department of Health and Human former Vice President Spiro "Ted ” Agnew with the gence of Prince as a superstar Quilted clothing is the topic fK l V i L R l C A DEARABBY: My dear departed Services, whose secretary is Mar­ reminder: “ Keep punchin’ Ted! ” and the return of a rocking mother, who had a wonderful sense T H E Q H A V E garet M. Heckler. Nutmeg Quilters will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Flora’s latest political cause, former Baltimore Bruce Springsteen were rock of humor, gave this to me; This excellent handbook will be a the Vernon Center Middle School. Mickey Lawler will County housing official Ross Diffenderffet, earned — -I A?** music's paramount achieve­ Dear ; A N D ; t h e t R L E . godsend for people 60 years old and give a presentation on quilted clothing. the same kind of raging loyalty after pleading guilty to ments in 1984, a relatively slow embezzling, more than $187,000 from the county. k e e p *T THAT WAY! year for new music but a good A SENIOR CITIZEN'S Abby older. Some chapter titles: Accidents Flora offered Diffenderffer a job at his Baltimore- one for established stars. LAMENT and the Elderly; Aging and Your YWCA has fitness class area bar. Executive Lounge, enabling him to receive It was a year that saw the Abigail Eyes; Arthritis Advice; Cancer probation from the House of Correction in Jessup. long-overdue comeback of some Thought I’d let my doctor check Van Buren The YWCA is taking ^uistration for its winter Facts for People Over 50; Consti­ " I don’t do it just because I ’m a rank sucker. I do it classic performers — witness ne fitness classes at the Y, 78 N. Main St. Child care for pation; Dealing With Diabetes; the morning session only is available by reservation. because 1 think it’s needed,” he.said. "Everybody Tina Turner, the Everly Broth­ ’Cause I didn’t feel quite right. needs a helping hand.” ers — and strong showings by All those aches and pains an­ Hearing and ihe Elderly; Urinary Body Conditioning with June will offer overall Incontinence; What to Do About Flora, who still sports a boxer’s figure at 62, iir . musicians who really needed it noyed me. toning and fitness with cardiovascular workout on the Flu; ProsUte Problems; High d evelop^ much of his compassion for the underdog in — the Pretenders, Lou Reed. And I couldn’t sleep at night. What I have will someday kill Tuesdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. beginning Jan. 22. Blood Pressure; The Safe Use of Moving with Maria, will feature exercise for the ring, where he fought 35 professional fights. He Some people who had been He could find no real disorder, me, won 26, but his last fight ended in a knockout and a laboring away for some time but he wouldn’t let it rest. my affliction is old age. Medicine by Older People; Senil­ flexibility, muscle toning and aerobics on Wednes­ broken jaw. Anally scored — and big; Huey What with Medicare and Blue (Author unknown) ity, Myth or Madness?; A Healthy days and Fridays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. beginning Diet; How lo Find Good Medical ’' "A s a kid. you see a can in the street. You always Lewis with the platinum Cross I REMEMBER MAMA Jan. 16 and 18. A similar program will be on Care; Protection Against Crime; Thursdays, starting Jan. 17, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. kick the can,” he said. ” I don’t kick the can anymore. I "Sports" LP and ZZ Top’s it wouldn’t hurt to do ?ome tests. pick it up and place it somewhere where it won’t be DEAR R E M E M B ^ : What an Sexuality in Later Life; and more. The YWCA will hold a Tennis Round Robin Mondays spread from Texas to every­ To the hospital he sent me, kicked again. That’s the same way with people. ” X amusing poem, but oln age never It is written in large type in from 9 to 10:30 a.m. beginning Jan. 14. where .with "Elim inator."' though I didn’t feel that bad. And the politicians appreciate that attitude. "killed” anybody. Unfortunately, simple language that everyone can Fitness for Teachers will be offered Mondays from The "new ” music was not that He arranged for therri to give me "This guy is the greatest,” said Diffenderffer, who some doctors still equate aging understand. It contains a wealth of 3:30 to 4; 30 p.m. beginning Jan. 14. Although geared to new-sounding. Cyndi Lauper every test that could be had. now works as a bookkeeper for Flora. ” 1 owe my life to and Madonna had strong debut I was fluoroscoped and with inevitable mental and physi­ information for everyone over 50 teachers’ schedule, this class will be open to others. who wants to live a long, hfcalthy For more informfRion or a course catalog, call the hinviilivant to do whatever I can for him.’^ ^ albums, although both risk not cystoscoped, cal decline. "You know who your friends are.” he said. "You being taken seriously because Dr. Robert N. Butler, former and independent life. YWCA at 647-1437. my aging frame displayed) can count them on one hand.” director of the National Institute of It is absolutely free — including of their packaging — Lauper as Stripped upon an ice-cold table Flora started fighting for politftians when Presi­ a tiny-but-tough, squeaky vo­ while my gizzards were X-rayed. Aging, tells the story of a 101-year- postage! Exchange holds beneft -Li I '/ l For your book, write to: Pfizer dent Richard Nixon considered dropping Agnew from iced New Yorker and Madonna I was checked for worms and old man who complained to his BOLTON — The Exchange Cluh of Manchester will ( < ■ « . Pharmaceuticals, P.O. Box 3852- the Republican ticket in 1972. He first met Agnew, as a come-take-me, uh, lady of parasites physician about a pain in his left sponsor a Cabaret Night’’to benefiLits child-abuse UPI photo DA, Grand Central Station, N.Y. then Maryland governor, in 1967 and remembered the evening with a heart of gold. for fungus and the crud. leg. program at Finao’s Restaurant, Route 6. Jan. 26 from .thinking “ that man is a winner. I began to like the guy, Picking the Top 10 album&of a While they pierced me with long . "W ell,” said the doctor, “ what 10163. Ask for the book Dear Abby 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A1 Gentile and the WRCQ Big Band will mentioned for older people. (A everything about him — his style, his charisma.” given year is an arbitrary needles do you expect at your age?” be featured along with Ellie Emerson, Dance Plus and Ronald Reagan and George Bush, who 2 2 Flora, who calls himself a Democrat although he Al Flora stopped boxing 40 years ago postcard will do.) Please print process at best. A calendar year taking samples of my blood. The man replied, "But doctor, Dick Santl. Tickets will be $12 a couple at the door or your name and address clearly. tends to vote Republican in presidential races, but never got out of the ring. Flora uses have graced the board along with other is a funny way of looking at Doctors came to check me over, my right leg is also 101, and it call 241-9053. For dinner reservations, call 643-2342. decided to pay for a billboard in downtown Baltimore music and saying anything is probed and pushed and poked doesn’t hurt a bit.” And don’t thank me, thank the the sport's imagery to lift a politicians politicians, including former Vice Presi­ National Institute on Aging and after the Nixon squabble. the best of anything takes a lot around. Apropos aging, I have just come Miller speaks on books "Still my kind of man, Ted Agnew is. Keep punchin' image. Flora, shown in a 1981 file phcito, dent Spiro Agnew. of gall. And to make sure I was living, upon a wonderful handbook titled Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, which The Manchester Retired Teachers Association will Ted,” the billboard said. stands in front of a billboard showing Having said that, here is a they wired me for sound. "Help Yourself to Good Health,” funded this fine project. P.S. This offer includes our meet Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at First Federal Savings. When Agnew pleaded no contest to charges of totally subjective list of the best They have finally concluded; compiled by the National Institute misconduct in office. Flora again turned to the 10 albums released in the past 12 4m Aging — a part of the Canadian neighbors. Dorothy Miller of the Mary Cheney Librai-y will speak out. Keep punchin' Mr. President” and even an presidents and county executives line the walls, . (their results have filled a page) billboard. months; on, "Good Books for Winter Reading.” Iranian hostage sign that patriotically declared: "Everybody thinks I have a motive.” Flora said. 1 - "When he got in that trouble. 1 pul the billboard up have no motives. If my life depended on a favor from 1. Bruce Springsteen, "Born for him,” Flora said. "Just to give him the inspiration, "Am erica. Home of the Brave. Land of the Free. Keep in the USA.” It's a close race for Agnew or from Mandel, 1 would not go to them for it. Chorus rehearses Jan. 15 and I felt it would do him a lot of good.” it that way.” the top spot, but Springsteen’s Reader wonders if plaque Former Gov. Marvin Mandel, another billboard ” 1 don’t think you make friends with people to be He says Agnew called him from federal court and achievement is considerable. i The Beethoven Chorus will start its 1985 schedule recipient after his racketeering conviction, says the able to use them for your own benefit,” he said. with a rehearsal on Jan. 15 from 10 to 11 a.m. at told him, " I saw that sign Keep punchin', and Al, 1 Flora said he hopes the billboards and the After the stark "Nebraska" UPl photo want to tell you something, you gave me a lot that :^ n "meant a lot to my family. 1 will be deeply album, some wondered just Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. indebted to (Flora) for being a friend.” unwavering loyalty "give people the incentive to keep Prince, shown here in a recent concert in Toronto, day.” going.” . , what kind of rock 'n' roll can be an hereditary trait “ These are the things to me that make you feel Flora documents his friendship with Maryland Springsteen would come up emerged as a superstar in 1984. His album "Purple Help to quit sm iling politicans in his Arbutus office, where plaques, "Take a deep breath, look at the brighter side of good,” Flora said. with. The answer is sometimes pictures and commendations from former governors. everything. It’ll come your way." hesaid with a smile. Rain" was one of the top ten albums of the year. DEAR DR. LAMB - Two'years blood pressure, high cholesterol and ’ Manchester Health Department will present a The Agnew sign led to Nixon billboards: "Down, not gritty, always powerful music ago my husband had what our doctor smoking. If your risk factors are OK, quit-smoking program at the YWCA, 78 N. Main St., with lyrics that cut close to the some have questioned whether called a mini-stroke. His right arm your outlook is good. starting Jan. IS. Classes will continue on Tuesdays bone. Three songs have already in spots after that. This album DEAR DR. LAMB — How can any­ such a contented fellow can and leg became numb and useless, but Your from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The fee is $50. Prizes will be been released as singles, but for has been criticized for being too one sleep on his side with his toes up? Pia Zadora has baby girl ‘^There’s Gold make records with the urgency he didn’t feel sick in any way. This awarded to those who complete the program, which my money, "I'm Coin' Down” is flakey. but I think the bizarre of, say, "Sweet Jane” or "Walk lasted about an hour and he recovered Health I tried iL but I can’t keep my toes up ' will feature behavior modlficaiton, weight reduction, the undiscovered treasure here. sounds and .sudden twists rein­ The 28-year-old actre.ss went into labor In That Old Chair” on the Wild Side” (which completely. The doctor put him on when I am on my side. exercise and relaxation. NEW YORK (UPI) — Pia Zadora had a If there is an American rock 'n' force the record — You hear remains Reed’s only Top 10 hit). Lawrence DEAR READER — The major fac­ "tough time” of it. but after 20 hours in and was rushed to the hospital at 6 a.m. Sec I s Ahout Reufiholstering! J J aspirin and Dipyridamole. He said the For more information or registration, call Joanne something new each time and. Monday. Barzie said Zadora had a "tough roll tradition, it is Bruce Spring­ The answer on "New Sensa­ Dipyridamole would dissolve the pla­ tor is to keep the toes from pointing labor the actress garve birth to a baby girl If V also sell supplies. particularly in his tribute to the Lamb, M.D. ' Cannon at the health department, 647-3173. tim e" giving birth and went through 20 steen who is advancing it. There tions” is a resounding yes. The que that he might have in his neck down, which contracts the calf who "looks just like her ” and both mother is no American rocker who late Beach Boy Dennis Wilson, title track says as much (the muscles. That position is more likely and baby are fine. hours of labor. "D.W. Suite,” they somehow fit. arteries. understamds America better. new sensations are wanting to I havejieard there is nothing on the to cause a cramp of the calf muscles. Hope for alcoholics The baby, named Kady Zadora Riklis — "She was a little whipped, but she's Gift Certificates Available No wonder Walter Mondale and A real gem. To keep from pointing your toes avoid pain, stay married and market that will dissolve plaque. I Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organization to her first name taken from the character feeling much better today." Barzie said Ronald Reagan squabbled over 5. Tina Turner, “Private down, put a board on its edge at the “ get rid of those people who are don’t want my husband taking some­ along with aspirin, to help prevent help alcoholics stay sober, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 Zadora played in the movie "Butterfly” — Tuesday. PUBLIC WELCOME his endorsement. Dancer.” An irresistable show­ foot of your bed. The board should be 222 McKEE STREET always on a down” ). Other thing that he shouldn’t or that won’t clotting action that may block arter­ I p.m. at Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St., weighed in at 7-pounds 10-ounces when she TUES., WED., FBI. B a/n-5 pm *. Prince, "Purple Rain.” One case for the year’s No. 1 wide enough to accommodate the full "The baby looks just like her: She has her . MANCHESTER highlights are the soulful ’ 'Turn do him any good. ies. Therefore, it is used to prevent . for prayer, discussion, scripture readings and was born shortly after 2 a.m. Tuesday at THUBS. 9 •m-a pm SAT. 9 »m-3 pm of the best rock soundtracks conwback. “ Better Be Good To to M e” an’d the single, ” 1 Love heart atUcks and strokes caused by length of your feet, if you slew on Manhattan’s Lenox Hill Hospital, said Tino nose, her lips, the same shaped head.” 643-0359 My brother, 65, is dying from a fellowship. A A ever and perhaps THE best ever Me’*is a long way from Ike and You, Suzanne.” your back. The board will hold the stroke caused by plaque ii^ is neck. clots. Meetings are open to the public. Refreshments will Barzie, Zadora’s manager. by a single artist. Prince is a Tina’s "R iver Deep — Mountain ]^vers off your feet, whlcdi also 10. The Everly Brothers, ” E B ' The doctor said his brothers and sis­ Your husband was very lucky. be served. Those attending should use the rear A hospital spokeswoman said mother and ■ quirky young man with some High,” but it’s every bit as Short-duration stroke symptoms are helps to prevent pointing your toes ’84.” Well, I ’m not too crazy ters should be checked for plaque, .entrance at the back parking lot. daughter were doing well. strange ideas about God and appealing. Hard to believe, but about the Everly Brothers’ since it is hereditary. Is this true? I called a transitory ischemic attack down. sex, but he writes a very funky Turner reportedly was indiffer­ version of “Lay Lady Lay,” already have a sister who is headed (TIA). The only difference between a Putting a pillow against the board, rock 'n' roll tune. And this may ent to what songs made the even if Bob Dylan did write it for for a stroke. She is younger than I, TIA and a stroke is the short duration which you can put your feet against, very well be the focal point of h v album — she just wanted to get them, but the rest of the aibum and I’m 70.1 weigh 105 and am 5 feet of symptoms and absence of perma­ will help to keep your toes propped up. Of course, if you bend your knees career. Here is danceable, the thing out. (The record really sparkles. Producer Dave tall. What can we do to stop this? I’m nent damage. or take your feet away from the hard-rocking music by a man company only gave her two Edmunds sayfhe, Phil and Don very worried. The two conditions may have dif­ weeks.) Three singles down and board, this won’t be beneficial. N N who oozes with mystique.. went through thousands of DEAR READER — Dipyridamole ferent causes. The fatty-cholesterol Prince, too, is carrying on a the song selection could not songs to pick the tracks that inhibits the formation of blood clots. deposits that your doctor correctly It alW helps to stretch your calf muscles and other leg muscles before rock tradition — several of them have been more fortuitous. appear here — and they exer­ It works by inhibiting the clumping of calls plaque do occur in families in fact. No one understands how Turner doesn’t do much to cised great judgment. The blood cells and platelet action, which whose members tend to have high you go to bed. Keep the feet and legs Grade Large warm. If they are cold, they are more to mix urban funk, Motown soul “ Let’s Stay Together” that A1 harmonies are as light as air comprise the first part of clot forma­ cholesterol levels. Have your risk fac­ bem and white rock 'n' roll better Green didn’t do in the original, and as sweet as ever; ” EB ’84” tion. Dipyridamole is used, often tors checked. The main ones are high likely to cramp. . .than Prince Rogers Nelson. And but she pulls out the stops on the hasn’t sold as many copies as he has shared the wealth quite marvelously cynical, reggae- one would hope, but you can bet nicely in Sheila E .’s "Glamour­ inflected "What’s Love Got to this album is in the record NBC unveils new ‘soap’ ous Life” and Chaka Kahn’s " I Do With It?” Here’s hoping 1985 collections of most of your Feel For You.” is an even better year for favorite rock stars. And yes, the NEW YORK (UPI) - ”Ber- planning to merge Berrenger’s Thoughts 3. Cyndi Lauper, "She’s So Turner, who is yet another Paul McCartney song, "On the renger’s” is a nighttime soap with a not very classy chain. ^ Dying for the spinach example that soul ages well. Paul vows to fight the merger, Unusual.” She’d be even better Wings of a Nightingale,” is opera about a powerful family of The holidays are over. The gifts even as he is fighting unsuccess­ without the hype. This debut 6. Peter Wolf, "Lights Out.” every bit as good 3s you’ve been rich, handsome and not very nice have all been broken Ini and some EGGS fully to divorce his wife, sexy album is a sure-footed effort Who would have thought Peter told. They don’t make them like people who go about in devious are already just plain broken. The cannellohi you had at your Andrea Marcovicci. He also is that scores on virtually every Wolf could leave the J. Geils this anymore (or so we ways doing dastardly things for ornaments and decorations have unsuccessfully fighting to seduce track. Lauper’s got great taste, Band after so many years and thought). fun and profit. been carefully taken down and Shane Bradley, a store executive W hite borrowing the talents and-or produce a top-flight album all 9. R.E.M., "Reckoning.” I The cast is big, the production is- packed away, and the tree, a little played by Yvettte Mimieux. favorite Italian restaurant? songs of Ellie Greenwich, by himself? Just about anyone honestly cannot understand lavish, the plot is complicated and less full than when we brought it in, O n ly Shane has a secret sorrow — five Prince^ind Jules Shear (a very from Boston, the band’s home­ most of what lead singer Mi­ the characters are simple. has been carried out and years ago her ex-husband stole talented but still unknown town. Of course. Wolf did not chael Stipe is saying, but it sure The new series involves a New discarded. their daughter and she still em­ songwriter, despite a couple df quite do it all alone. He had a lot . sounds good. “ Reckoning” is York City department store, not a But what have we done with the ploys a private detective to find the Ibp 0 ’ The Morning excellent albums as Jules and^^ of help from producer Michael the second L P from this criti- Texas oil empire, and it will air on meaning and message of Christ­ the Polar Bears), among oth­ child. The store’s top model, Maybe we can help. The Jonzun of Jonzon Crew. The caliy acclaimed Georgia-based NBC on Saturday nights instead of mas? What has happened to the joy ers. The megabits and music played by Laura Ashton, also has a result is a very fun (and funny) " quartet. It is a warm country- CBS on Friday nights. Otherwise, of the season and the spirit of Herald is now running a weekly videos aside, Lauper is a witty, secret — nymphomania. blend of white funk and rock ‘n’ flavored rock album, with the the similarity to Southfork and the generosity that God initiated with inventive singer. My guess is These people are big on secrets. column featuring readers’ roll, including the catchy " I irresistable "Don’t Go Back to Ewings is unmistakable. That’h the giving of His Son, Jesus Christ? that "She’s So Unusual,” which ' Simon’s grandson-in-law is se­ Need You Tonight” and hilar­ Rockville” leading the list of under^andable, since ’’Ber- Let’s be careful not to pack away favorite restaurant dishes. To . already has yielded four hit ious "Mars Needs Women.” cretly conniving with the mob- fine compositions. Some may be renger’s” comes from Lorimar, until next year anything more than singles, has at least one hit left M ick'Jagger is on hand for a connected head of the chain enter, simply fill out the coupon daunted by the aibum’s rather those wonderful folks who gave us the ornaments and decorations. before Lauper need worry about track, but who needs him? The opaque quality, but it’s worth "D allas” and its spin-off, "Knots Involved in the takeover, who" below, listing your favorite dish BACON n if a followup LP. Wolf-less J. Geils effort, titled Landing.” secretly hates Simon Berrenger listening to a few times until you Rev. . Mullen 4. Lindsey BucklnghamK“ Go “ You’re Gettin’ Even While I’m Judging from the premiere, a and wants to get even with him for and the local restaurant that get the hang of it. Nobody else is Church'* ! Living God Insane.” This is a very strange Gettin’ Odd,” was released not making music that sounds like special 90-minute show to air some mysterious wrong. serves it. It may be an appe­ and yet compelling album by long after, with Seth Justman this. Saturday from 9:30-11 p.m.. East­ Maxweu the man who gave Fleetwood stepping in for most of the lead tizer, main dish, vegetable, 8. General Public. ” ... All the ern time, the likeliest candidate is l^ I I O U S E Mac some of its (inest moments. vocals. It’s a darned good buy. Rage.” A very danceable debut Simon Berrenger, played with a salad or dessert. He looks like a bit of a madman too. 1 album by a British sextet with sneer by Sam Wanamaker. on the jacket and some of the 7. Lou Reed, "N ew Sensa­ strong reggae influences. Simon is the patriarch of the clan [Ground Round Gives Pasta odd sounds on Side Two rein­ tions.” Reed was the leader of That’s not surprising consider­ who, with the help of his late wife, Then we’ll do the rest. W e’ll contact force our suspicions. But Buck­ rock’s nihilist movement as the ing that one oLthe leadmen here founded the flossy department a New TWIST! the chef and ask for the recipe, which ingham has a great pop sensibil­ anish lead singer for Velvet Under­ is Ranking Roger, formerly of store that apparently is a near & D 2 2 will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. ity and the first three songs on ground in the late ‘60s and the English Beat. The band has neighbor of Berdorf Goodman on REG.80Z. this L P are.the kind that hit unwittingly became a hero of been playing in concert with Fifth Avenufe. CUP home instantly — after the first the punk movement a decade ex-Clash member Mick Jones His sons — store president Paul We now have 3 New Paste Dishes: minute, you already know how later. It is not surprising then (who also plays guitar on the Berrenger, played by Ben Murphy, r ' the rest of the song should go. that much has been 'made of L P ), which should give you and ne’er-do-well Billy, Robin The record gets pretty stra n ^ Reed’s recent happiness — and some idea of their politics. Strand — find out by reading the ————"™— ™"fc --- — ^ financial pages that Simon is •Pasta Salad *3*^ H ■ ■ •Twist Kabob I Name...... cumbertm nd tmrma® cumboHmnd tmrma'^ Cinema EXOTIC Italian I . I 100% PURE ^ _ __ GO-GO Sausage "^Chicken *5” Bm( ’S” ■ Addreia...... I Hartford Manchester WIndfor ORANGE Ploia — Supcrglrl (PG) 2. — The 49 Clnamo CItv — The Brother (rom UA Theaters East — Breakin' 2 DANCERS RUMRAISM SI Another Planet 7:25,9:45. — La Nult de Electric Boogaloo (PG ) 7:40, 9:40. — Terminator (R) 7:15. 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' CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crooks & Casale th ere n m n r MR. KEREKE^,] Wednesday T V HE \9i. ^ huh ? Subway vigilante says he’ll return to face the charges On Newkiavii York \7w»«ix City subways, ctiKtAfatrc fhd*the ja m ilil," " .Qfiiclsaid F*i*ankFrank Ramos, of he eyes cast downward and his were black. supervisor. By Steve Szkotak news of Goetz's surrender drew Manhattan. " I t ’s about time that United Press International hands folded in his lap.- Thousands of New Yorkers Gullage said Goetz would be 6:00 PM (3J ( 8 ) (22) (30) N ew s 9:00 PM ( 5 ) M erv Griffin predictably mixed reactions people started to defend them­ Goetz walked into the Concord called police to hail the man as a arraigned on the fugitive charge at (53 Three's Company Channels C8J (401 Dynasty (CC) CONCORD, N.H. - Confessed selves. I don’t think that it has Police station .Monday and calmly hero. He was dubbed the "Death 9 a.m. Wednesday in Concord Tuesday. 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NY Celebration 1985 New York Deputy Police Inspec­ she "nearly drop)>ed dead when I refused to disclose ts contents. WHCT Hartford. CT Comedy Raid shootings of four teenagers on a (38) One Day at a Tim e * (41) El Maleficio tor Robert McGowan had said heard the news." They also declined to say- what he WTXX Waterbury. CT subway train. > (40) Newswatch WWLP Springfield. MA (57) MOVIE: Charlie Muffin' 'Tuesday that Goetz indicated he " I never expected it — not from was doing in New Hampshire. Goetz, 37, a self-employed engi­ f (41) Reporter 41 WEDH Hartford. CT FCNNl Freeman Reports might fight extradition to New him. not In a million ye,irs ’’ New York police said Goetz had WVIT Hartford. CT neer from New York who surren­ ' ($7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Scarface' (CC) A gutsy York, where he is charged with Winkler said. “ He’s such a fine been assault^ on Jan. 21,1981, on WSBK Boston. MA LEVY’S LAW ‘ by James Schumeieter dered to Concord Police Monday, (81) Santa Claus Is Coming to Town WGGB Spfing^ld. MA Cuban hood shoots his way to the top only four counts of attempted murder fellow, butter would melt in his the Lower East Side by three to fall victim to the billion dollar cocaine told District Court Judge Michael ,• ICNNl Prog Cont'd WXTV Paterson. NJ and one count of unlawful posses­ mouth.” youths who tried to steal his coat. WGBY Springfield. MA trade Al Pacino. StovOn Bauer, Michelle AUU I tNCW 16 Sullivan in a hushed voice, ‘T m He later applied for a handgun [ESPN] Fishin' Hole Pfeiffer 1983d Rated R. 301 sion of a weaj^on. Goetz was held alone in a cell in a WTIC Hartford. CT iwo6e: 6uy6 6 ^ willing to go back ... as quickly as permit but it was denied in 1982 . ' [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Young Lions' This Cable N ew s Ntwrfc ►.ItAFIVEeTO minimum-security section of the CNN 9:30 PM (22) (30) It's Your M ove Matt IpdssiUe.’ ’ The four teenage victims, three because his business was not j? ^ . IS a powerful story \>f three young men.- ESPN Sports Network IS making money by selling the answers to TO 6TAND Merrimack County House of Det­ V* tw o Americans and a German, in the cam- Goetz left the courtroom sur­ of whom were carrying sharpened HBQ Home Box Office English exams until his teacher goes on ention reserved for prb-trlal detai­ believed.prone to robberies, police * fpaigns of World War II Marlon Brando. rounded by police while the court CINEMAX Cinemax rnatcrnity leave and Norman becomes her screwdrivers, were shot and nees, said .Dannie Gullage, a jail said. f .Sy, ^ 4 Dean Martin, Montgomery Clift 1958 TMC Movie Channel replacement prepared documents to return him wounded Dec. 22 on a Manhattan USA USA Network * '[TM C l MOVIE: 'The Mango Tree' A (41) Trampa para un Sonador Un hombre to New York. subway after approaching a man * teenager living with his grandmother in a se encuontra enlre el amor do d o» mujeres. 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THe Night They I (24) Nightly Business Report trigue and corruption beneath the lifestyle (9 ) CNN Headline News Dec. 22 in a Manhattan subway The four teenagers remain hos­ ' ^ ) Jeffersons of residents of a Florida condominium. Bar 9^ ffoucA^ bara Eden. Dan Haggerty. Steve Forrest (11) Independent N ew s car. pitalized in good to critical condi­ ) (48) ABC N ew s (CC) 1980 ALLEY OOP "b y Dave Graue Goetz was represented by Con­ tion. Doctors say one of them is (10) Dr. Gene Scott V Raided M insky’s ^ (41) Noticiero SIN (l8) Dr. Gene Scott « WHY DNOLI JP*------OUR COUNTRY PON'T TELL I WISH \ WHATCHA THESE INVADERS / cord lawyer Norman Jacques, but paralyzed from the waist down. All (20) W ild, W ild W est AREN'T PEOPLE...... I ^ [CNN] Showbiz Today MOVIE; 'How To Marry WANTA / WE NEED \ HAS BEEN / ME ITS KING IT WERE \ MEAN? he spoke for himself during the four youths have arrest records. 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(B (3« WA-s-H Betty Grable 1953 with a fur collar and faded jeans, heightened bythe fact the gunman dents IS a graduate of a dubious medical Goetz sat at a table with Jacques, was white and his four victihi^ Wednesday Movie Sjsecial ; C£) ABC News (CC) (22) (30) College Cheerleading school. (60 min ) ^ 647-0115 Championships Bruce Jennor and Morgan * ( $ N ew s $1) Starsky and Hutch Brittany host this special featuring top col­ I (ii) Jeffersons legiate cheerleading squads in competition rCNN] Evening News 25% OFF Most Items In Stock Tonight at 8:00 (l8) Dr. Gene Scott to determine the national champion. (60 [ESPN] College Basketball: North Waste plant moves fonvard ^ (28) Barney Miller min ) Carolina at Maryland Sizes 3-18 Junior & Misses (22) Wheel of Fortune (2D (57) Air Force One: Planes and the [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Lonely Lady' A suc- By M ark A. Dupuis Enfield and Ellington. 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Kate Nelligan, Stock- overy authority, said Monday. ard Channing 1983 Rated PG (20) Honeymooners (§7) W ild W orld of Animals ^ He said the plant is “ very $1) One Day at a Time [T M C l MOVIE; 'The Island' Modern pir (24) Dr. W ho FRANK AND ERNEST '’by Bob Thavea ales ravage the Caribbean in the Bermuda significant” for the area, where [CNN] Crossfire (38) M 'A - S “ H Triangle Michael Came. David Warner, many of the towns already have It’s the Right Time to Ten O'clock News [ESPN] NFL's Greatest M om ents Su­ Angola Punch McGregor 1979 Rated R O exhausted landfill areas for dump­ per Bowl I Highlights • Green Bay vs. Kan [U SA ] College Basketball; Syracuse at (81) Gong Show n ing trash, but "still only a step in sas City M - 0 . Villanova [CN Nl M^neyline ^ Ca J W the right direction” for the state as [HBOl Coming Attractions [USA] Gong Show t m o v i e : Sharkys a whole. [USA)-Dragnet 8:30 PM CD M ^ h in e ' An Atlanta vice squad sergeant 11:15PM (41) Reporter 41 /— N (JerTiNS ON IN If everything goes according to 8:00 PM dD Charles in Charge ^nemcounters pimps, crooked politicians and 11:30 P M C3) Three's Company plans, thp plant will o)>en for Charles is forced to deal with quarreling drug dealers in his everyday working Add a New Room I 7 V \ L O J V parents and rowdy kids while trying to wprid Burt Reynolds. Rachel Ward. Brian CD Charlie's Angels business in 1988 with the capability write a term paper Keith 1982 CD (40) Nightline of processing 2.000 tons of refuse daily into steam that will be used (d ) PM Magazine Cf3 Rituals CD Burns 6 1 Allen v (ii) Honeymooners by Northeast Utilities to generate electricity. (20) Leave It to Beaver Tw a y e s 1 -1 -8 5 The 21.54 million plant, which (22) (30) Tonight Show Tonight's guests are Suzanne Pleshotle and James Galway was first discussed in 1976, is slated to serve at least 33 towns ranging S9< (60 min ) (3 $ Anything for Money from Colebrook in northwestern 10” 24''x9e"4)ag. 0.00 (41) Pelicula: *La Montana Rebeld^ WINTHROP -by Dicli Cavalll Connecticut to Old Saybrook along '"u S M l DYNASTY Partially air dried Grad* UTTHPMB MacNeil/Lfituer Newshour the shoFer stamped CiMr frinn. Um Indoors. WHAT DOES ■yOUR ANOTHER WELL,'ttXl KNOW HOW THEY WELL, M Y MOM KEEPS State officials predict Connecti­ . 4S->M-n(g 19.99 Rock Hudson makes his (8 1 ) MOVIE: 'Bulldog Drumirtond #2b4i S'PAO...... 1 39 cut will run out of landfill space in a debut as wealthy adventurer Escapes' Drummond, aided by his sidek DO WHEN YOU eAM S£ bly to get rid of the garbage being m ett’ A prostitution ring, a milliorreire and * 12/2 250'...... 21 .Oe a blackmail plot lure detective Dashiell generated in our cities.” . $3.00 Off rag. prtoa. Hammett back into the private eye busi­ Shugrue said the authority prob­ ness Frederic Forrest. Mantu Hcnncr, Pe­ ably will move ahead 4text with a ter Boyle 1982 Rated PG Astrograph plant to serve either the Bridge­ 1 2:00 A M CD Magnum. P.l. port. Middletown or Wallingford Crossword CD Rockford Files areas. A garbage-to-energy plant CD Hawaii Five-O already has been built in Bridge­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Have tun be certain that it wasn't your actions that (ii) Star Trek port but has proven a failure. and enjoy yourselt today but try to do so got things all mixed up In the first place. 7 9 9 7 Partial Answer to Previous Puzzle (it ) Dr. Gene Scott The Mid-Connecticut project ACROSS as inexpensively as possible. Spending LEO (July 23-A u b . 22) f a frlsnd has (^8) MOVIE: Gaslight' A diabolical cleared its flnal regulatory hurdle Rig. 9.99 Galon Rag. 79<'S«iHcIm i/ 6 Paddle G A D lots of bread won't assure you of having done something recently that you have husband attempts to drive His wife insane only recently when the authority HCOTMUS 1 Siren 9 Universal time a good tlm ^ found disturbing, bring it out into the Choice of brown or Mxy E C U Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman. Joseph PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Take ample open today where it can be resolvad. agreed to install "dry scrubbers" 7 Colombia city (a b b r) Cotton 1944 U.L Mad. E R A ^ r t h d a y time to reason your steps out carefully Don't let It fester. as demanded by the state Depart­ 13 Nonmetallic ele­ 10 Kimono sashes MOVIE: 'Th e Lawless Breed' John Is E D today. Attempting to move too swiftly In V n O O (Aug. 23-8epL 22) Unless objec­ ment of Environmental Protection ment W esley Hardin tries to steer his son from complex situations crxild prove counter­ tives are clearly deflned today, you will 11 Long tooth the outlaw path by recountir>g his life story to control pollution at the plant. 14 Poetic fool productive. end up spinning your w b e ^ Don't 12 City in Italy Rock Hudson, Julia Adams, Hugh O'Bnan ARIES (March 21-Apr« 19) Be safety The authority at first opposed 1952 decide upon one course of action and 15 Women 19 Even 4poet ) Jan. 3 ,1BU conscious when in motion today. Don't then shift to another. including the devices in the project I r O O M (4^ Charlie's Angels 16 Creative person 2 1 Cruel person be in such a hurry to get where you're LMHIA (SapL 23.0CL 22) Strive to be from the stari-because of concerns G o A [CNN] Newsnight going that you're tempted to take foolish they would push up the cost of the 17 Oriental 22 Tennis J Greater chances lor success this coming considerate when dealing with subordi­ ARSE JN O R T [ESPN] SportsCenter year will be in areas where you already chances. nates today. If you are arrogant or lord it plant, but later agreed to include wom ens equipment O [ m a x ] Richard Belzer Show have expertise, experience and knowl­ TAU RU S (Aprs 20-May 20) ResisI pres­ over them, you'll create a lot o( m wM. the scrubbers at the urging of Gov. quarters 23 W ent by ship sure from companions today to spend 2 SCORPIO (O cL 24-Nov. 22) Give the one " edge. Stay in your own bailividek. s E [U SA] Radio 1990 William A. O’Neill. 2’xO'xl** msutattno Rag. 49« Plastlc 18 Shoshoneans B O S E money you know you shouldn't. If you 24 French women you love the tame mobility and inde­ Authority officials said Monday fM M P M B l p A Y O s L O CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Do not let give in, you could end up regretting your 20 Engage in 12:30 A M CD Slarsky artd Hutch pendence today that you desire for your- Uaa boMnd gypawi. SSigloons. EsaylnaM. (ab b r) your attention wander today when work­ actions later. they expect the "tipping fees," or winter sport E R E D E A N aalt. Putting restricttons on him wM invite • 4-arirt"...... 4.W 25 Harvard s rival ( ^ Kung Fu ing with unfamiliar tools or materials. OEM M I (May 21-Juna 20) AmbHIon is an rabaMon. charge to towns for using the plant, 21 Internal organs D S T Y E W S . Late Night with David Letterman To­ 26 Separation Keep your mind riveted on the Job at admirable quality but don't be so eager SAOITTARRM (Nev. 29-Oac. 21) Intro­ will stay between $26 and per 24 _ night's guest IS Dr Ruth Westheimer (60 hand. Looking lor romance? The Match­ to get to the top today that you do thinga ducing volatila topica at the dhinar table ton with the scrubbers included. For the Do-H-Yburselfer In \bu 28 Colorado ski 38 French coin 45 Spun min I maker set can help you in your search. associates might find distastetul. Breckinridge this evening could turn a plaaaant discus­ Shugrue said two hurdles still resort 47 Irish clan [6 6 P N ] College Basketball: Indiana at Send $2 to Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio CANCER (June 21-Juiy 22) Before point­ sion Into a healed debate. Keep evarv- 27 Strive 39 Time periods Michigan face the project: a second review 29 City in Russia 48 Nautical term City Station, Now York, NY 10010. ing the finger of blame at others tdoay. thlng light. 31 Girl [MAX] MOVIE: 'Cop* and Other by the 33 participating towns and 30 Radiation 42 Day's march 49 Leered at ' Lovers' The head of the police vice squad the arranging of financing by tbe 32 Coronet IIBH measures 51 Journal is determined to enforce morality in his authority.' 33 Spritelike 43 Slides on snow city. Harry Reems. Nicole Morin. Geoffrey 34 Sgt 52 "I like Authority officials said they 35 Prevaricated Bowes Rated R Bridge 37 Hall rug 44 Mentally sound 54 Extmd bird expect to clear both hurdles and 6 ” r - 7 ” 36 [U SA] Seeing Stars begin work on the plant by 5* 'therrywood" 4x6x5.2mm mtanoc MamMaR 19 6Vt ” Unfacad M m tia R 19 6Vt" K nit ______Rag. 6.99 9.49 ttmmlU K H R isMBaniBM niRMMiM ancenuTaii a M lP M B M 1 :00 ® MOVIE: The S5.20 an mid-February. The authority also A M aroen. 4 Ud. Sepaad, End • IS'. 4* sa M...... ia.T4 • IS-, n sa m ...... laqa Cnooaa'Nm Cut Cadir'or 40 Additions to Hour Dream* A divorced, working mother NORTH I-2.SS If the oppoiienU’ n a d .« were S-2, expects additional towns to join the nvmdUW No. CF264 • M%oai% L«M • ar. rs I vr m ..... tt so • is-, rs.i sa noa...... n oa Itiortdgo' 4'>a'<»~. struggles to get and then keep a job on a A case TittitowaillimnnraiMiMMHairrrM. M t m MU nr nr nvdn tan houses ♦ AQIOS there would never be any isroblcin, project before it begins operation factory's traditionaify all-malis assembly VK96& but if they were 4-1, some meassres 41 Petted line. Linda Lavin. Richard Jaeckel. Nicholas in 1988. ♦ 93 of myopia were needed. # Door and Window « •Bath Paint' Values I Pryor. 1979 Towns participating so far are: ir,ie-.ja- m 43 Compass point 4QJ3 2(Iaf An. 12 H ‘AufK4le r i lM l Haiwn'-ftn i is CD Saint The right pUy is to pUy the acc of Hartford, Newington. Wethers­ lU M W eM M n n u T mnifPiMr Cpv IT'itt**lliill1U 46 Night (Fr) WEST EAST By James Jacaby clnba at trick two. lead a ipade to the Caohig. janb ardra. q P IN l WMreavar model. WM or oaeng W I0'x13’ roomrloe.BO (1 1 ) Tw ilight Zor>e field, Glastonbury, East Hampton, 8% AH4SNCII 47 So (Scot) ♦J984 ♦? ^ Here it is only the second day of tbcqaecn and ruff a club low. Now oUv Rocky Hill, Canton, East Granby, 1 6* jftJ.*** 4099 Mas 13.N-W«mW (iSl Dr. Gene Scott WQ1043 WA87 mmmma ^ ^ n c c mwmun ▼ ■ I n a : mrwmum '' 50 Porcelain clay "f" '!*?}***'*!?!»>*« k»n« 0* Eart ibowlng^ Farmington, Vernon, East Hart­ 24~.30''.3e''efdtia. H A U r r Many colora. atzae ■ V l f i T T Choloa of ooiora (4(^ Film/Sign o ff nuoraaoani. u l If" 53 Unconvincingly ♦J OSTSI already forgotten his resoluUoo about Play a ip a & to dummy. WnZLtw, ford, South Windsor, Granby, 1-Pc )rx2r erifiiMi "512 fl M [C N N ] Crossfire 4K 1094 487692 looking ahead at the bridge Uble. against tbelack, and caA SnuMNn H ngcc 't o r FUT MU PS«T I f W 55 Con|ure AM. uttm. afylae. Bona or wfMa 1 9 9 ^ * Eaay Wax daervug) V [U S A ] Fitness Magazir>e SOUTH The s la n ^ t r a r t was a g M v e , u g b spade, pitching a heart from the 10'x12* room<20 86 1? *56 Epic poem srxir taMw' anfMi 2 HiMe IMn' MdWMI Alh-Mca 1:15 A M [TMC] MOVIE: Boarding ♦ K632 but on a good toy it would certainly south hand. ThTiw iaiiiliig Hi.mn.^ ■HlNUaMM igpX OMMTirMRn iV * iSSimnSm 57 American School’ A flirtatious teenager is sent to WJ2▼ J 2 \ have come home. Unfortnnately tricks will now b riu tte toW to 12. World War I WoMi laalure daoign I w Waahadraa #S440i B w Choica of ghwa. aatn B W 15& folksinger school abroad where she and her fnends ♦ AK gao6 2 declarer turned sunshine into rain in ^ irxir EISA — — C 4 9 pursue the boys at a loeighborhood school. ♦ a ^ the pSy. Alter the opening jack of — German forces were stopped in fttiM iiM u n 58 Sedentary '^Mndaor'*. AaaerpMad. For mtahor wood. % 0 siwaoaa mK. ______q # Nastassja Kinski. Gerry Sur>dquist. Ga­ diamonds lead, things looked rosy. France in the first month, and the DOWN briele Blum 1983 Rated R Vulnerable: East-West rival armies dug trench networks. Dealer South Alter winning the diamond. Sooth 1:30 A M CD Hogan's Heroes played the ace of spades and a spade Artillery and improved machine Cti) Indopbndent l)lews guns prevented either side from 1 Met'T. unit West Nsrth East Soath back to the king. Blast showed out ® ) Despedida any lasting advance, despite re­ Bale End2 Saturday) Josuvy Sth 2 Amount carried J *♦ There was now nothing left to do but [CN N] Newsnight Update Piss IW Pass ! ♦ peated assaults. Poisoi)iga* 3 Sand lizard pick up trumps and run the diamonds. (H B O ) MOVIE: Cold River' The father of Pbis 34 Pass 4NT Late in the toy, declarer led a heart by the Germans in 1915 proved 4 12. Roman tw o young children dies leavtr>g the kids P asr'-S # Pass 64 ineffective. Over 1 million U.S. MANCHEmR NEWINGTON I ENFIELD to tbe king, but the ace was offside The famUy that sUys »-prthrr is isiMardMii 5 Better (comp alone in the Adirondacks with few survival Pass Pass Pass ‘ troops Upi>ed the balance after skills Richard Jaeckel. Robert Earl Jones, and down be went. lot likely to repeat tte e n t e n t e wd j mid-1917, forcing Germany to sue Suzanne W eber 1982 Rated PG How far ahead did declarer have to ifter behig cooped np in o m hotel Opening lead: 4J STORE HOURS: - FBI. 8-8;30 SAT. 8 - 8 ^ SUN. 9-3[ 6 Cuddle 1985 by NEA Inc [U SA] Japan Today look? Not even far enongh to squint oom for three nights lor peace. i ■ ' ) y

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedn>'sd;iy. .Uin. 2. 1385 - 21 2(1 - MANCHKPTKR HERALD, Wedncsdiiy. .Km 2. 19BS Restaurant owner BUSINESS______vows rebuilding Is the administration leeiding us out of the tax maze?

of U.S. landmark federal responsibilities. over, or which would rather borrow than tax. Do you even begin to understand the tax proposals The exemption is not likelyJto be dropped in 1985. that Treasury Secretary Donald Regan is making under the guise of “ simplification” ? Do you recognize 2. CHARITABLE DEDUCTION. When the U.S. /^^^HITMAN, Mass. (UPI) - quickly spread through the spra­ 4. DEDUCTION OF LOSSES NOT YET PAID. that in the pursuit of the noble goal that "simplicity is Your government shoved a lot of problems away from its The owner of the historic Toll wling 2-st6ry structure, built in Individuals don’t usually try to deduct losses before the ultimate sophistication," Regan is suggesting the doorstep, the private sector was supposed to — and in House Restaurant, a 275-year- 1709 as a toll station for travelers Money's some cases did — pick some of them up. Now the they incur them — but a big loophole exists in that on the Boston-New Bedford Toll elimination of many special exemptions and deduc­ some individuals borrow to invest in properties that old landmark destroyed in a New tions that serve valid purposes while trying to protect federal government proposes to limit the deduction of Road and enlarged'into a restau­ incur big losses that they then deduct without haying Year’s Eve fire, vowed Tuesday other provisions that perhaps should not be left Worth charitable contributions from income for federal tax rant in the 1930s. actually paid out anything. This is a major part of the to rebuild the restaurant where untouched and even unmentioned? Sylvia Porter purposes. chocolate cookies were invented. " It got into the ductwork... and The limitations could cause some problems to fall "tax shelter" industry as of today. A fascinating aspect: lobbying by those involved in "T h e Toll House will have to from then on it just mushroomed I dare state that you don’t understand the proposals right through whatever safety net exists to beneath writing off their lobbying costs as an "ordinary and come back. It will have to,” said into the building. There was no and you don’t recognize the hidden implications — and the cellar. I ’m not so sure that the Treasury secretary is fully necessary business expense” will be actively in Carol Saccone after workers cutting it off,” said Deputy Fire But on the other side, some significant tax breaks aware of what he is saying, either. The best part of operation again. The U.S. government will still be demolished the burnt .phell that Chief Ken Baker. .Uncle Sam has permitted you to continue to deduct are not to be eliminatecl by the proposed revamping. today’s simplification dilemma may be that Presi­ -part of your state and local taxes when computing To illustrate: paying for the distorted answers to come out of the once was a toll station for dent Reagan has kept a good distance away from the "great” tax debate while you. the ordinary citizen, colonial travelers. Firefighters from five towns your federal tax. ' * ^ "t. • . ' *^' «**• - . whole topic. 3. EXCLUSION OF INTEREST ON STATE AND can’t deduct a penny. A grease fire in the restau­ fought the blaze for nearly five Now the federal government would (a) dump even LOCAL BONDS. While eliminating the deduction for The answer, then? That answer will depend on the rant’s kitchen started the fire ‘ hours. By dawn„little remained Just to touch lightly on the controversial issues the more burdens on the state and local governments; state and local taxes, Regan’s plan would help the extent to which you, as a citizen, as well as the tax about 11:30 p.m. Monday as of the town’s most popular Treasury secretary has raised: experts, begin to understand the issues and to landmark where the first Toll and (b) hit hardest at those states and cities that states and localities by excluding all state and local some 200 revelers were about to imposed higher taxes to try to deal with the national obligations from federal income-tax computations. appreciate their impact on your own lives. ring in the new year, fire officials House chocolate cookie was 1. STATE AND LOCAL TAX DEDUCTION. As part That, in turn, will decide the extent to which you will of the income-tax and federal budget cuts initiated in problems shoved onto them by the previous transfers. The top beneficiaries would be: the highest bracket said. baked. insist that your views be heard. Then we’ll really have 1981, the federal government has dropped direct Even if these jolts were justified, a transition period taxpayers who need a 100 percent tax-free shelter for Everyone was evacuated from “ It was a very pretty place — a robust debate about a tax law worth enacting and federal responsibility for many problems and pushed would be critical to absorb their negative impact (Jn income at the expense of the Treasury; and localities the wood-frame building and white with green shutters and signing. At last! the problems over to state and local authorities. But states and cities trying to take on what had been that already have big debts they must keep rolling there were no injuries. green trim,” said police officer "Instead of pouring cham- Frederick Richard. “It defi­ UPI photo nitely will be mis.sed.” Will supply meet demand? paigne, we were standing there Everyone was evacuated, officials said. The colonial watching the Toll House burn The building was enlarged into These are the remains of the guttetj historic Toll House down. There were 80 employees a restaurant in the 1930s by Ruth restaurant, which was built in 1709, after a New Year’s style building as a toll house for colonial travelers and crying. It's just unbelievable," Wakefield, who invented the Eve fire. The blaze began in the restaurant’s kitchen as was the bt,rthplace of the chocolate chip cookie. chocolate chip cookie while More power on way to region Saccone said. some 250 revelers were about to ring in the new year. Fire officials said flames puttering around the kitchen. agreement to buy at a good price BOSTON (U PI) - By the middle impact of Seabropk and Millstone construction to take six years and from a source that has its own of the next decade. New England’s on rates, at a time when capacity could easily extend to 10 years. 2 significant financial obligations to 2 r Thinking of Seiiing? supply of electricity will probably outsteps demand. There is the possibility of buying meet, be augmented by two nuclear "Currently we find New England significantly more capacity from Ciill Manenester, 649-4000 utilities are in a precarious situa­ Hydro-Quebec in the 1990s, but Otness thinks part of the answer power plants and help from a lies in small coal facilities that he gigantic hydro electric complex in tion," said Robert W. Jones of waiting years to make that deci­ Lindsay Real Estate Morgan Stanley. “ We liken their sion could paint utilities into a said could be built in about 36 Canada. months. The idea is to get regula­ Many utility executives across fiifhncial condition to the state of corner when negotiating a price. 353 Center St. tory approval and make a min­ REAL ESTATE the region believe those projects West Berlin after World War 11." " I f you make that decision to buy imum investment early, then go and other, smaller efforts won’t be "W e advise them to repair their part of the requirements from full .speed ahead when the time is ■ enough to meet the New England balance sheets before embarking Hydro Quebec you negotiate now ''fight demand.TBut problems that may on" major expansion plans. Jones while you Still have time to build, He said small coal facilities and occur a decade from now are said. so you have leverage," Otness other sources together will proba­ overshadowed by Very real dilem­ That could be a tall order for said. many, considering how much lead Current arrangements Hydro- bly supply whatever is needed. But mas today at some utilities. a big plant won’t be a part of the The question of whether to plan a time would be involved. The most Quebec canric about as a way to cut THIS W EEK solution. big new facility to meet projected ambitious planners would expect the region’s dependance on oil, an needs doesn’t raise much enthusi­ asm for those utilities. "The answer for New England is EAST HARTFORD $8S|900 not at this time. We have neither Exxceptlonal newer raised ranch. 7 targe rooms, 3 bedrooms. 2 ’A baths. sliders to deck, wall to wall carpeting, appliances. 2 car garage and fenced In yard! the ability nor the inclination. For Call nowll some, the object is survival," said Wed like to wish everyone a Walter T. Schultheis, vice presi­ HALL & MUSKA dent of power supply planning and research at Northeast Utilities in Berlin, Conn. J J The New England Electric Power Pool estimates that current SERVES ALL OF MANCHESTER facilities and planned additional happy, healthy and prosperous resources will probably fall short 46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service... of the region’s demand sometime around 1994. That projection assumes Mill­ stone III in Waterford. Conn., and Automatic Deliveries ER $105,000 New Hampshire’s Seabrook I will it “A Hletorical Landmark" - Cheney mansion, 10 large beautiful rooms, 5 flreplacee, 414 A A New Year... baths and many, many antique features to behold and enjoyl Call for private ahowlngll be up and running. It also assumes Will Call Deliveries a lot of help from Hydro-Quebec's ir (125 gallon min.) Fiitoie of tin Wiek Piid by tin Moulnstir Hirilil Put Number 1 to work for you. UPI photo La Grand complex in St. James y Bay. Romancing the stone “ We have to make some deci­ ir Discounts Available sions in the next two years, (cash, Qoldan Age, Large Tank) A Norton Company employee prepares a slab of absolutely," said Phil Otness, FOR SALE sharpening stones for machine rubbing at the Worcester. executive director of NEPOOL. Building for anticipated need in Mass. firm. Sharpening stones are used to rework and the traditional sense, meaning big N Established 1938 N grin burrs of tools, ranging from twist drills to milMng plants, takes a lot of money from I HALL & MUSKA, Inc. cutters. investors or ratepayers, two unen- 156 E Center St thusiatic sources today. Manchester Public Service of New Hamp­ shire, Central Maine Power and 24-hr,—7 days Forecasters disagrjee United Illuminating in Connecticut 623-3308 have well-publicized financial EMERGENCY SERVICE EAST HARTFORD S6S.900 problems. Many others utilities Take time out to see this comfortable older 7 room Colonial with 4 bedrooms. 114 Real Estate baths, enclosed porch, garage and carefree aluminum exterior. A lot of tt^lng a r e a ^ on movement of rates have only mediocre bond ratings, FULL SERVICE . m I gallon Frank Maffe, owner the money Call for details. 643-40W) 6 4 7 - 7 6 5 3 pushing up the interest they would have to pay on borrowed money. ence interest rates, Ortner said By Dents G. Gulino Few utilities would expect to find confidently, “ I don’t claim to be OPEN SUNDAY United Press International very sympathetic ears on -regula­ able to forecast rates ... and I WASHINGTON — Would-be buy­ tory panels trying to forecast the ers of houses and cars will have to deliver on that,’’ wait and see what interest rates j will do in 1985 because there is WlNDOWtlaiiw more disagreement than usual SOUTH WINDSOR among the experts. Lovely SVz room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, kitchen Interest rates are at the mercy of an unusually large number of Won’t Be Undersold On Any with dinette area, range, refrigerator. imponderable factors, mainly the price of oil, sentiments of foreign MANCHESTER SS5|900 in-ground pool, good value $78,500 investors about the dollar. Federal Selective buyers will single out this charming 3 bedroom Ranch extremely well maint* Reserve policy and the strength of alned and spacious throughout features fireplaced living room enclosed /porch, lovely deep lot plus many extras. Call today. ©ea^oou CHFA POSSIBLE the economy, analysts say. “ They may very well continue on 6 room, 4 bedroom Colonial. Newer a roller coaster downward ride,” U&R MALTY CO. I furnace, & roof. Carpeting to remain. Commerce Department chief B A n d e r s e r i Q economist Robert Ortner said. KNCK 643-2692 Shows very nicely! That means interest rates could MARKET $62,000.— well go up again as the roller REAL ESTATE SERVICES cvauiation ( Robert D. Murdock, Realtor coaster climbs the heights then 223 EMt C tn ttr St., MancfiMt«r €43 4W5 perhaps drop lower than their OFF 'current level some time in the ■ origin al p rice future. OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM Year after year of large deficits in the federal budget and trade SELLING? balance have finally turned for­ WIJKTTER eign investors into a major factor 2 W E N EED influencing U.S. interest rates. STOREWIDE 2 D.W.FISHTHE REALTY COMPANY t I t I I^^^H S ’tTafiS®JL JLand Gardens*^ Although they are still pumping We have more buyers than homes! If money into the American econ­ CEEARAIKCE you’ve considered selling over the last 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON omy, they would be sorely missed several years but were hesitan|^ because if they started taking money out. savings on everything mKLmrs beat the cmPEnrnnrs prices! \ of market conditions... call the professio­ 643-1591 871-1400 The capital that foreigners pro­ nals at 646-2482. vide, attracted by high interest that makes this J ^ t s e n - MSUUnED BUM MiHkit' PflE-CUT M0UNNQ8 A ndersen PATH) DOORS ‘Benchmark^^ PM -HUNO SUDDENLY AVAILABLE rates and U.S. growth prospects, M8ULATEOSTUL DOORS 9 Room Colonial In the Kaanay School dletrlctl 1 Vi batha, lamlly “ WE’RE SELLING HOUSES!” season so special: s o n CARDfN' WINOOWS taaM-OMM" SKYLIGHTS 4 ’. helps finance the amount of CUSTOM SECURITY DOORS SVW SCOIKY WWOOWStOOMES room, roe. room, huge magnificant loll HURRVI $105,000. ERA ' spending Americans do in excess Andersen LbvoIw IMI Buyers Protsction Plan suits, Jackets, pants, Tlwaarl— Solid Copper Rools of what they produce. &aauMMIBLIN0S Andersen CASEMENTS, "Foreign investors, at the mo­ NARMUNES, PICTURE (MNOOWt, , blouses, skirts, MSUUTH) ROOT WMOOM IMtUUaOR-wmoam BURGLAR BARS ment, are the biggest cloud on-the horizon,” Ortner said. sweaters, dresses. 7 In his last speech of 1984, Federal Buy from our knowledgeable and friendly ealeepeople Reserve Board chairman Paul Accessories excluded. Voicker described it a little differ­ No adjustments. WHEN THE SALE IS OVER. THE SERVICE ISN’T ently. “ We are addicted to foreign borrowings to reconcile our WHY mv Momr cant a deficit.” Another cloud is much the same 9 a . m . ’ t i l 9 p . m . with a subtly different composi­ NEW LISTINT^ NEW LISTING tion. It is the level of anxiety in the JUST USTEDf 80’t HUGE DUPLEX 6-6 financial markets generated by i n d o w Manchester SI 19,900 East Hartford §77,900 W R ama: Make sure you see this 2 bath.*3 bedroom ‘V ’ Ranch with rec. ^ Completely modernized, I ng baths, kitchen, and haallng Gorgeous stone front home in desirable Cape Cod with 7 rooms including a the amount of foreign investment eystem. 3 Car garage and I e 1oII M utt Be Sasnl SERVICING • BUILDERS • HOMEOWNERS • CONTRACTORS room and garage. Good location! Forest Hills area. 4 bedrooms, spacious livingroom with a fireplace and and the distortions being caused by the high budget deficits. living room with ceiling to floor stone woodstove, a dining room and 3 bedrooms. Mm .-MM. I im-9 pm The worries themselves could I t LOCATIONS BLANCHARD & ROSSET1 INC. ■fireplace, family room with sliders to Above ground pool and a level treed yard senviNQ T«M ., TlNin., Fd., force long-term rates up in the M . 8 am-S pm REALTORS heated solarium. Upstairs bedroom opens with fruit tree. Super family sized home in N .V . N h/„ C 0 N N „ laoo SiiMm a iw. (iM i 71) (K-Mm pimi coming year, analysts say, as 501 West Middle Tpke. 165 StorrsRodd PENN., MASS. Sen. 10 m M pni 189 WEST CENTER STREET onto porch with a terrific view. great location. lenders tack on a larger uncer- Manchester, CT Willimantic, CT 203-678-0257 (Comar of McKm ) ^inty premium to their rates. (ii^WIndowRama 1906 i ______^6-2482______The Full Service Real Estate Company ,, Personal and Community Service * With all the factors that influ­ 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 2, 1985 Bat-lovers aim to improve image of ‘misunderstood’ creatures LOOK FOR THE STARS... * ** animals such as skunks, raccoons 1,000 species remain worldwide, he By Jeannine E. Klein said. United Press International and foxes. Of the 28 confirmed rabies cases in the United States Some bats have become extinct since 1963, only five were traced to from habitat loss and others due to Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get M ILW AUKEE - Bats get a bad exploitation ds a food source in bats. rap, says the founder of a group developing countries, Tuttle said. dedicated to clearing the reputa­ The public often thinks of bats as \ part of the Dracula-vampire myth, Tuttle and several colleagues tion of the winged mammal. repeatedly approached major go- better results. Put a star on your od and see what a “ Basically people fear what they Tuttle said. But he is quick to note there never have been any biood- vernment and private know least," complains Merlin conservation-oriented organiza­ sucking bats in Europe. Tuttle, who is curator of mammais tions about helping bats. A lot of difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, AApnday-Fridoy, at the Milwaukee Public Museum Tuttie said he founded Bats Conservation International out of them had a hard time “ even and the founder of a group raising concealing their shock that anyb­ money for bat research and necessity. The group lobbies for public and private funds to study ody expected them to help some­ conservation. "Bats are probably thing with as bad a reputation as 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. i f 4- one of the most misunderstood and protect the much-maligned creature. A major part of its bats.” creatures on Earth.” “ One of the poiflts I would make TOWN OF MANCHE$TER As one of only a handful of mission is to handie bats’ public KIT ‘M’ CARLYLE ®by Lwry Wrl«hl ICARS/TRUCKS LEOAL NOTICE reiations. is that we don’ t have any right that STDRE AND scientists who seriousiy study the Automotivs The Planning ond Zoning Com mliilon will ho^ld o public In addition, the organization of this animal should survive any­ HELP WANTED CDFFiCE SPACE FDR SALE winged animal, he ought to know. more than another because it’s hearing on Monday, January 7, 19M ot 7:00 P.M. In the about 400 people has begun a 0 Hearing Raom, Lincoln Center, 494 Mole SfrMt, Manchet- Tuttle, 43, has spent the last 25 prettier than another one. In fact, ter, CT to heor and consider the IpMowIng petitions; campaign to preserve bat-cave a c c o u n t a n t — For MANCHESTER — Five years studying the mammals and it doesn’ t make any sense economi­ ICARS/TRUCKS 1976 OLDSMOBILE WILLIAM B. THORNTON — ZONE CHANCIE — ADAM$ habitats in the United States. various related busl-^ room office suite, first STREET (T-74) — To change the zoning classlllcoflon from he freely admits to being "batty” cally or environmentally,” he said. I f g r s a l e D ELT A 88 — Loaded, a'bout the creatures. Hissixth-fioor Recently, it stepped in to keep nesses located In the floor, parking, excellent very good condition. Ask­ Rural Residence to Industrial a porcel of approximately 13.S fiying foxes on the protected iist in Tuttle is quick to point out the Southend of Hartford. sign visibllitv. Frank Spl- ing $1000. Coll 646-2557. acres as shown on fhe mop Included In the pefltlon and office is adorned with coior enlar­ benefits humans reap from bats. Idenirtled as portion ot lllV AdorM street. Queensland, Australia. Minimum 3 years expe­ leckl, 643-2121. 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (Z-4S) — To gements of photographs he has th ere ’s hardly a store in any P E R B EE T LE — Semi au­ shot on numerous scientific “ What’s happened through time rience. Ability to work BMW, 1982 3201 — Blue, delete existing Article II, SectiSPV.OJiOl'y and to add American city that doesn’t in some with computer required. tomatic, AM /FM radio, proposed Article II, Section 1.03.01(L)(1) through (5) to excursions. is that I ’ve seen how valuable bats cloth Interior, 5 speed, clarify the regulations regarding hobby outomoblle way, directly or indirectly, depend Pleasant office atmos­ RESDRT 40,000 miles. $800. Coll sun roof, alloys. Excel­ Ask Tuttie about bats and you get are, how grossly exaggerated the 232-5869 evenings, 566- human fears are, how needlessly on commodities from bats,” he phere. Salary commen­ PRDPERTY lent condition. $10,500. '^'l a w r e n c e a . f ia n o - ^ o n b c h a n g e —BOCKLANO an earful. said, pointing out that foods like surate with abllltV. Send 6213 days. Coll 742-6659. s t r e e t (F-40) — To chonde the zoning closslflcotlon from He’ll tell you about the crested they’re persecuted,” he said. Rural Residence to Business I tor o parcel ot approximately bananas, avocados, peaches and resume and-salary re­ VACATION CONDO bat that has colors to rival a “ Bats aren’t feared in parts of the 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L — 0.7ocre s — 117 B uc klo n d Street. ______grapefruit are dependent on bats quirements to: P.O. Box RENTAL — 10 minutes 1983 RENAULT FUEGO BRENTWOOD-MANCHE5TER ASSOCIATES ET At -- peacock, the playfulness exhibited worid where they’re conspicuous / for fertilization and pollination. 187, Wethersfield, CT from Disney World. Two / -- To be used for parts. Call — Mint, low mileage, 5 ZONE CHANGE — BOCKLANO STREET AND T()LLAND by a flying fox bat he has been — but they have other problems.” Phil after 5pfn, 528-1332. TURNPIKE (B-57) — To change the zoning classification Bats’ sophisticated sonar, lon­ 06109. bedrooms, two baths, kit­ / \[ ^7. speed, leather seats, o/c, working with at' the Milwaukee Millions of bats have been killed Also Panasonic AM/FM from Rurol Residence and Residence AA^ftr Planned gevity and disease-resistance chen, living and dining AM /FM cassette, power Residence Development for two porcels totalling opproxi- County Zoo, and of the awesome unintentionally by people who JL \\ car rodlo. ' makes them increasingly impor­ room. Children welcome. doors, locks and win­ m otely 48.7 ocre s and to app ro ve ? G e n *ro l ^ o n of splendor of watching a colony of explore caves, Tuttle said. When / Development os shown on the mop Included l^ h e petition tant for research, Tuttle said^ February, 2/16-2/23. Coll dows. Must see! Coll bats emerge from its cave for night hibernating bats are aroused, they Real Estate 872-3141. Y TIRED OF WAITING 649-2400. and Identified os 29 Bucklond Street ond 939V Tolland can waste 10 or more days of stored Bats are highly Intelligent and FO R YOUR NEW feeding. easily trainable, Tuttle said. Some ^'Af'^hls' hearing Interested persons may heard and U Pl photo Tuttle concedes that fears about fat reserve. HONDA? I deliver most written communications received. Copies of these petitions large fruit-eating bats that have 1984 AMC ENCORE — bats transmitting rabies are not Pesticides have taken their toll HDMES RDDMMATES models within 2 weeks. Mint. 90,000 miles, five- hove been filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be 2 to his hand to be fed. Tuttle, who heads a been raised as pets have shown Coll Gory Winn at 623- Inspected during o«lce hours.^^^ COMMISSION Merlin Tuttle, curator of Mammals at the unfounded, but he pointed out that on North American bats, he said. FDR SALE WANTED speed, leather bucket group raising money for bat research, Most have died from eating insects affection and loyalty associated 8809 or 741-3401. Leo Kwosh, Secretory 2 Milwaukee Public Museum, calls a the rabies threat in bSts is slight 1 sqots, o/c, power steer­ contaminated by chemicals. About with the fam ily dog. ing, rodlols. Must seel Doled at Monchester, CT this 2nd day of Jonuory, 1985. trained cave-dwelling, nectar-eating bat says bats get a bad rap. when compared with other wild MANCHESTER — ROCKVILLE — Profes­ e*«MbvMiA.>nc 1974 AMC HORNET — Coll 649-2400. < 001-or Condo, Northfield Green, sional female roor. mate Two doorw 6 cylinder, 3 bedrooms, 2Vz baths, oil wanted to shore 8 room automatic transmission, appliances. $71,900. F.J. single home. Coll 871- no rust. Excellent run­ SplleckI rRealtors, 643- 0811. CELEBRITY CIPHER ning condition. $800. Coll BANK 2121. V CGtabrtty Oplttr crypiogram * ar* crMtad from quolatlon* by 646-0559. FEMALE WANTED TO lam out poopta, past ar>d praaanl. Each latlar ki Iha dphar aianOi REPOSSESSIONS Advertise in T h e RENT furnished room In for anothar. T o O a y't d u » : V 9 q u M N . 1982 HONDA ACCORD — Prices Reduced For . .643-2711 r n B U S IN E S S large, lovely home on by CONNIE WIENER Four door, 5 speed, Quick Solo Classified.. ■ Household Goods IpbOPERTY East Hortord/Monches- AM/FM stereo cassette. H era ld — "The .. Business Opportunities 22 Store/Ottice Spoce Rates For advertisem ents to be ter line. Kitchen privi­ N RWV’H HMNVO May be seen at the Sav­ NOllCeS Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property M i s c tor Sole published M onday, the dead­ $7500 or best otter. Coll ings Bank of Manchester, Minimum Charge: MANCHESTER — 39,000 leges. Call after Spm, 643-0035. 923 Main Street, between Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into 24 M isc tor Rent Home ond Gorden line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. 568-5079. AWHMQTMWWR WT Community Voice Pets $3.00 for one day sq. ft. Industrial building. the hours ol 9am to 4pm, Personals 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent City water and sewer, Monday through Friday. Musical Items Per W ord; CHEVROLET - 1981 - A^nouncemehts 03 Roommates Wonted parking, 2000 amp. ser­ KPHMGTMWWR CMW8UR FO P Citation. 4 door, 4 speed, Recreotionoi Items l-2 d o v s 20C Read Your Ad vice, loading docks. F.J. igaOPonllic FjribIrdSaiMS Since 1881.." 3-5 days 18C Servic8s power steering, low mi­ ^ Real Estate services Antiques . Classified advertisements SplleckI Realtors, 643- KPJHWT KWT FTWPRJPCH 1878 Plymouth S iiin $2495 Tog Soles 6 d ays 16C leage. Cleon. Coll 646- . Homes for Sole 31 are taken by telephone os a 2121. 2148. 1079 Cidlllic SsvIlliSTSOO Wanted to Duv 26 dovs 12C Financial condominiums 32 , Services Ottered convenience. SERVICES JTQRQVHNPUC.” — YPVQ Lots/Land lor Sole 33 Pointing/Popering ' Happy Ads: The M anchester Herold is PFFERED 1971 CHEVELLE Your assurance of quick Mortgages W investment Property 34 Buildmg/Controctmg S3 00 per colum n inch . responsible only for one incor- BP8UQE. response when you ad­ Personal Loans 12 Business Property 35 Rooting/Sidmg Rontals ( WAGON — 350 V-8, auto­ Automotive rect^insertion and then only PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Fuzziness Is an essential part matic, posl-tractlon, rear vertise In Classified Is Resort Property 36 Heoting/Plumbing Peadlines ODD JOBS, Trucking. that our readers ore for the size of the original Home reopirs. You name ol human thinking. It's not something that can be detogger, more. Good 643-2711 J Wanted to Borrow 14 - Flooring Cors Trucks for Sole ready to buy when they 8:30 a.m. • 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. For classified advertise­ insertion. RDDMS It, we do It. Free esti­ treated with benign neglect." — LottI A. Zadeh. winter vehicle. Needs J OAntnlc Income Tox Service Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ Errors wh'Ch do not lessen turn to the little ods. FDR RENT mates. Insured. 643-0304. C1SS4byNEA. mp. OSS timing chain. Coll 643- Employment Kemai^S services Wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement 2880. 643-2711. Auto Services I Cfliiration Rooms for Rent 41 FOC Sale deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on BRICKS, BLOCKS, A Autos tor Rent Lease M ANCHESTER — Clean- STONE — Concrete. CaUCOTIOn Apartments for Rem 42 ^ before publication. additional insertion. rooms for rent. 24 hour Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidoy/Seosonol 61 M i s c Automotive Chimney repairs. No lob MI8CELLANEDU8 security. Maid and linen too small. Coll 644-8356. HEATING/ service. Call 646-7066. PLUMBING FDR 8ALE SNOWPLOWING — I CENTRAL LOCATION — A Driveways and parking FOGARTY BROTHERS SOLID OAK SIDE­ Kitchen privileges, park­ Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED lots. Coll after 5om, 649- — Bathroom remodel­ BOARD With mirror. $99 PERSONALS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP W a A ing available. Security ing; Installation water A 6344. or best otter. Phone 295- and references reqqlred. heaters, garbage dispo­ It’s just like putting TEMPORARY C a STTT- CUSTOMER SERVICE $55 a week. Call 643-2693. 0029 In Marlborough. HELP WANTED — BABYSITTER WANTED HOUSECLEANING — sals; faucet repairs. 649- ERS (with experience) — M y Glastonbury home, SUPERVISOR — (Man­ Personalized service tor 4539. VIsa/MasterCard Emergency Medical and Book Stock Clerks chester area) We are one MANCHESTER — Pri­ BOLAND 10 HP TRAC­ LOST AND FOUND Technician - I.V. Techs. 3 month old and 5 year your hdme. Bonded and accepted. TOR, with attachments. NEWSPAPER DEALER needed. Day and evening old. Monday, Wednes­ of the fastest growing vate home, separate Insured. Manchester and MONEY IN THE BANK H A P P Y COOK — Experience Full time. Start Imme- hours. Apply: MCC pharmaceutical compan­ modern bath/entronce. Bov’s 22” bicycle. Sear's helpful, not necessary. dlotely. New benefit N E E D E D In Manchester- day, Thursday. Cor ne­ surrounding towns. The air conditioner. Coll 643- FOUND — Hudson and RETIREMENT /South Windsor area. Bookstore - Bidwell cessary. Call 9am to 1pm, ies In the U.S. colling on 15 minutes to Hartford. Houseworks, 647-3777. Excellent starting wage' package and salary sche­ Street In Manchester. retail pharmacies. The References required. For Sato 9321. N Main Streets. Block and dule. 12 hour shifts. Coll Call 647-9946. 643-7955. white cot, white paws and RAY GARDNER Benefits. Apply at: Ideal candidate we seek CatrW8830. Hungry Tiger Cote Res­ 523-9117, ask for Ralph or SEASONED FIREWOOD N tuhrimv, black nose. Very CLERICAL ENTRY DRIVER NEEDED — For TEXAS REFINERY will have previous super­ PAINTING/ Huldogs awail taurant, 120 Charter Oak Dick. Apply at: L 8i. M visory experience, NICE ROOM IN SINGLE — Cut to length, split. friendly, but I know be­ Arnbulonce, 471 New LEVEL — Diversified du­ Auto Parts Department. CORP. Needs mature PAPERING HDUDAY/ longs to someone. Pleose you and Street, Manchester. Must have valid Connec­ knowktloe of CRT and family house. Nice neigh­ Free delivery full cords. Park Ave., West Hart­ ties. Accurate typing a person now In Hartford SEASDNAL Coll evenings, 228-9101. call 643-4251 after 5pm. Marif in Florida. must. Some bookkeeping ticut drivers license and area. Regardless of train­ computer operations, borhood. Full use of MEDICAL RECEPTION­ ford. EOE. excellent driving record. debits, receipts. Invoic­ house. Coll Ed, 649-2947. PAINTING AND PAPER I IST — For extremely knowledge helpful. Fi­ ing write F.Q. Sears, Box HANGING — Exterior SKIERS! 100% Wool I.OVI', Part time. Apply: Mr. 711, Ft. Worth, Tx. 76101. ing, good ItHtr composi­ LQST — Campfleld Rood busy 4 doctor practice. EMPLOYMENT OP­ nancial services com­ and Interior, ceilings re­ Hand Knit Pullover Hol>, Ann. pany located In South Chet CholnskI, Parts tion skills, accuracy with HDU8EHDLD and McKee Street area. Must have medical office PORTUNITY — First, se­ Manager, Gorin’s Jag­ calculator and figures. If APARTMENTS paired. References, fully Sweater. Very warm. , Rdl & Sill- ^^1 experience and be capa­ cond and third shift. Windsor. Call 644-9486. HOUSEKEEPER — Part Insured. Quality work. DDODS______Will fit medium sized Grey tiger, female kitten, uar, Route 83, Vernon. time weekends, 8am to you ore self motivated, FDR RENT I white tip on tall. Collar ble of. answering and Premium pay for third 646-0158. can handle stress, a good Martin Mottsson, even­ man/woman. $40. Call taking charge of tele­ shift. Start port time or MATURE S E C R E T A - 4pm. Competetive start­ I ings 649-4431. USED REFRIGERA­ 646-4995. and bell. Reward. Coll ing salary. Call Crestfleld listener and have a good 649-7119, anytime. phones, making appoint­ moke 0 career. Flexible RY/RECEPTIONIST — MANCHESTER — Avail­ TORS, WASHERS, 2-3 days per week. WP PART TIME COUNTER 'Convalescent Home, 643- sense of humor we can Ranges - clean, guaran­ ments and various re­ schedule available. PERSON — Immediate train you to become one able immediately. One, CEILINGS REPAIRED FROST-FREE REFRIG­ Employment lated office duties. Full Apply In person at Xtra skills on IBM-PC, typing 5151, 9am-3pm. two and three bedroom or R EPLAC ED with dry- teed, parts and service. ERATOR — Phileo 16 FOUND — Small block and transcribing. Man­ opening. Excellent op­ of our team. Pharma­ apartments. $400, $455, Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, time, Monday through Mart, 404 Hartford Road, portunity for an Individ­ ceutical or related expe­ wall. Call evenings, Gary cubic feet; top Irtfier. and white kitten. Vicinity Friday. Contact Mrs. Manchester or call 649- chester professional of­ LAUNDRY ATTEND­ $520, heat and hot water McHugh, 643-9321. Son, 649 Main Street, Excellent buy at $99. of Btssell and Hamlin fice. Send resume to: Box ual who wants to grow ANT — Part time Friday rience a plus. Send re­ 643-2171. Noonan at 646-0314. 2337. with one of the most sume or letter to: Karl Included. J.D. Real Est­ Telephone 643^0071. Streets. Call 647-9706 with P, c/o the Manchester and Saturday nights, ate, 646-1980. NAME YOUR OWN r description. Herald. prestigious Import fran­ 11pm-7am. Competetive Sunins, 321 Progress TWO TWIN SIZE MAT­ I HELP WANTED chises In the U.S. Pre­ Drive, Manchester, CT PRICE — Father and son. 1984 TOPPS BASEBALL NEWSPAPER CARRIERS starting salary. Coll TWO, TH REE AND FIVE Fast, dependable ser­ TRESSES, box springs, CARD Set — $19. Tele­ L O S T V Black and white MEDICAL SECRETARY vious parts experience Crestfleld Convalescent 06040. EOE, M/F. ROOM Apartments — No frames. Excellent condi­ TRUCK MECHANIC necessary,. Must be neat vice. Pointing, Paper- phone 742-6016. long haired cat, named — Wanted Immediately. Home, 643-5151, 9am- appliances. No pets. Se­ hanging 8i Removal. Call tion. Reosonable. Call "Sneakers”. Reward. WANTED — At M & M In appearance and pos­ 3pm. SALES SECRETARY — Service. Coll Dove at Typing, Insurance forms. curity. Call 646-2426 week­ 644-0585 or 644-0036. 643-7946. SWEDISH AUGER SIX Bcnnet Jr. High area. Repv to Box R, c/o the sess excellent communi­ For manufacturing com­ days, 9am to Spm. Call 646-0280 or 228-3096. 649-2871. cation skills. Top wages Inch with sharpening In Manchester Area Manchester Herald. pany located in Hartford. stone. Coll 649-2048. will be paid Including full PART TIME CASHIER Good telephone and or­ MI8CELLANEDU8 GAS STATION ATTEN D­ Main St. 1-104 WANTED — Monday MANCHESTER VICIN­ BUILDING/ Lilac SL Judllb benfits and pension plan. ganizational skills neces- - ITY — Four room apart­ FDR8ALE ANT Wanted — At M 8< M iN Contact Mr. Chet through Wednesday, 1- CDNTRACTING WESTINGHOUSE CON- Pina Hill St. Canter SL Wethersll SL sarv. Free parking. Di­ ment. Landscaped, 1 I VERTIBLE DIS- HELP WANTED Service. Coll Jim at 649- CholnskI, Parts Man­ 5:30pm. Experience pre­ versified duties. No 2871. Woadlind SL NIGHT ferred but will train. Stop fenced-ln yard. Parking, CAR RADIO -T Excellent HW ASHER — Holds 14 Strang SL Kaanay SL ager, Gorin's Jadbar, steno. Monday through near busline. No pets. FARRAND REMODEL­ SUPERVISOR Route 83, Vernon, 646- in at Fairway, 975 Main ING — Cabinets, rooting, condition. High powered. place settings, $75. Pair Jaiapti St. Hilliard SL N lle i Dr. Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Call Security. $400. Call 646- of studded steel belted Monday through Friday 0158. Street, Manchester. 547-0871. gutters, room additions, Includes Dolby NR, Bass M irb le St. N. Main SI. Frances In 165 bed S.N.F./I.C.F. 4489 after 6pm. decks, all types of remo­ and Trebble controls and radial snow tires for Ford Grliwald SL facility. Excellent bene­ deling and repairs. FREE more. $90. Call 646-1063 Mustang. Size P- McCabe SL Diana Dr. fits. Crestfleld Convale- T E L L E R — Part time. 20 I ^ H D M E S MANCHESTER — One 175/75R14M/S. $50. Coll hours per week. Expe­ [ g ^ H D W E S estimates. Fully Insured. after 4:30pm. . Stock S I Horace Hickmitick SL sent Home In Manches­ I ^ F D R SALE bedroom, 1st floor with 649-3890. ter. rience preferred, but not FDR SALE stove and refrigerator. Telephone 643-6017, after SALESPEOPLE Trumbull SL 6pm, 647-8509. ANTIQUE BUREAU, Please call Mrs. J. necessary. Apply to Mr. No pets. $375 per month TENNIS RACQUET — Brownsteln, DNS, Mon­ Fields, 23 Main Street, Bedroom vanity and coat MANCHESTER HERALD plus heat. Call 646-1379. • LEON CIESZYNSKI rack. $99 for all, but will Wilson Pro model. Excel­ day through Friday bet­ Manchester. lent condition, wooden, Call Circulation Dept. 647-9946 ween 9am and 3 pm at BUI LD ER — New homes, sell separate. Call 643- O N E B E D R O O M 1516 after S:30pm. $15. Ideal for younger or 643-5151. MATURE INDIVIDUAL APARTM EN T — No pets. additions, remodeling, When you place a WANTED rec rooms, garages, kit­ new tennis player. Call N E E D E D to Stay with 14 $385. Two months secur­ 649-0832.- year old boy while chens remodeled, ceil­ FOp SALE — Zenith 19” 2 ity deposit required. Call table model TV, needs ings, bath tile, dormers, mother travels on busi­ 646-2469. ness. Call 643-1072 after roofing. Residential or some adlusting. $45 or 2 HDME AND Classified Ad 6pm. commercial. 649-4291. best otter. Telephone 649- To work evenings MANCHESTER — 3893. DARDEN WE NEED A Lovely four room apart­ CARPENTRY AND RE­ t e x a s ' d i l c o m p a n y VERNON $82,500 ment, first floor, great MODELING SERVICES . SNOWBLOWER — Sun­ 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm location. $475 Includes DELIVERING RICH in the Needs mature person for MOVE NIGHT MI — Complete home re­ beam electric 3 horsep­ LO AM — 5 yards, $62 plus short trips surrounding This one-owner, Moeet-bullt Ranch Is reedy tor t new owner, 3 heat, hot water and gar­ pairs and remodeling. ower 18". $99. Call CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE bedroome. tirepleced living room, lower level reo room, two car age. Rose or Don, 646-8646 tax. Sand, gravel and Hartford. Contact custo­ Quolltv work. Referen­ 649-9S40. stone. Call 643-9504. with Herald carriers oaraoe. bullt-ln cedar chaat cloaal. cloaa to ahopping and aaay or 646-2482. mers. We train. Write aoc A t o highway.------Call------ua today ------to aaa“-'nImmaculat thia lata ' ces, licensed and Insured. SALES REPRESENTATIVE N.T. Dickerson., Pres., Coll 646-8165. CABBAGE PATCH Southwestern Petro­ 3'/*i ROOM APARTM ENT P R E E M IE — $65. Call — Private home, heat, 643-5281. Excellent Income leum, Box 789, Ft. Worth, DUMAS ELECTRIC — PET8 Tx. 76101. • appliances. Working sin­ Lights dimming? Fuses MON. THRU FRi. 8:30 to 5 gle odult only. No pets, VITA MASTER EXER­ for the blowing? Repairs, Im­ MANCHESTER DOG MANAGER TRAINEES children. Call 643-2880. provements and addi­ CISE BICYCLE — $60 or r Hrrali — Assistant managers best offer. Call 649-6962. OBEDIENCE CLASS — right people. • Good typing skills required • THREE ROOM APART­ tional circuits. Fully li­ Storting a new beginners • High school graduate • and bakers wanted, all censed, Insured. Call class January 7th. Must shifts. Liberal medical M EN T — With heat, hot 646-5253 anytime. ON SEASON FIREWOOD • Pleasant phone voice • water, stove, refrigera­ — 1V* cord,3foot lengths. sign up ahead. Call and dentol plan. Apply In Chuck, 568-1356. person: Grampv's tor, carpet. $350. Adults ROBERT E. JARVIS — $95. Call 742-0193. « MANCHESTER $04,000 only. Centrally located. • pleasant atmosphere Corner Store, 706 Main FOR A $TARTER Building 8> Remodeling • good salary Street, Manchester. No pets. Security deposit. THREE DOWNSPOUTS Thia 8 room oldar Colonial la an Idaal atartar hom e 3 or 4 bed- Specialist. Addition, gar- MI8CELLANEDU8 Please contact Jeanne • health henefits • holidays & birthdays rooma, ancloaad front and raar porchaa, naw oarpating down- Call 646-7690 or 643-0496 -oges, roofing, siding, kit­ FOR Sale— On house lust TEMPORARY B O O K ­ atalre larga pantry oft kKehan. Centrally Iccetad mo after Spm. * chens, bothrooms, re- one year. $25. Call 649- FOR 8ALE achoole anopping and bua aarvloa. 7944. For confidential Interview: K E E P IN G and Clerical plocement Worker — Flexible Wi 4 » S Available Februorv 1st. tion W anted" ad in Saurbrabr Burnside Ave., East classified? i Hartford. $Gll 64f-6205 or 643-6802.