2 » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Jan, 24, 1983 BUSINESS Should you refinance your mortgage?
your home? If you expect to live there another 10 years Record numbers of new homeowners are ''Prcpaymedfl penalties can total significant sums. A 2 or more, the expenses will be worth it fot many of you. applying to refinance their mortgage loans — assumed percent prepayment charged to a $100,0(X> mortgage But if your plans involve selling and moving on Within only months ago when interest rates were at almost un takes $2,000 out of your bank account immediately. Y o u r a few years, these new costs may not offset the reduc believable peaks. With the sharp plunge in interest rates 2) Calculate the costs of refinancing at the same .in tion in monthly payments. Another point; The longer since, a new mortgage on a home can translate into M o n e y 's stitution. Usually, you can get a better refinancing deal you plan to stay in your home, the smaller the reduction savings of thousands of dollars over a mortgage with the current lender. But shop around! Will there be in your mortgage rate you need to consider in refinan .Manchester, Conn. lifetime. Should you join the developing rush? What are W o r t h a second credit check on you, as well as another title Clear tonight; search? If you have an FHA mortgage, for instance, cing. the pitfalls to know and avoid? Sylvia Porter Finally, what about taxes? The tax credit you get on sunny Wednesday Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1983 There's no disputing the trend. The Federal Housing that’s less than 1 year old and is for new construction, mortgage payments may outweigh any savings in Administration (FHA) estimates that between 30 per the FHA won’t require a new appraisal. Single copy 25(t 3) Ask with utmost care what closing fees and other monthly payments on a new mortgage, suggests Karin — See page 2 iJlanrl|patpr Hrralh cent and 40 percent of new applications recently have Hill, staff vice president at the California S&L League. been from homeowners who want to refinance. Since one won’t be cost-free, nor will it be easy. But you can charges to anticipate. In general, closing costs are How big should be the percentage drop in interest September, the FHA has been receiving record numbers lower the second time around. The institution knows do it, if you decide the hassles are worth it. rates before you refinance? Some experts say two to It's difficult to generalize across a collection of state your payment record — and the process should be of applications. three points, others suggest four. All conclude, though, Say you bought your home with an FHA mortgage laws and institutional policies, cautions James W. Chris quicker and less costly to you. in today’s climate, refinancing your mortgage can make when rates peaked at 17t4 percent in September IMl. tian, chief economist for the U.S. League of Savings 4) Once you’ve collected all your figures, visit one or real sense. Figure it out for yourself. I V. . • J ^ New FHA mortgages are at 12 percent. That means Institutions, but the following guidelines apply. two other institutions where, of course, you will be a ("Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” her com huge amounts of dollars over 30 years. / 1) Go in person to the institution that holds your new applicant. Compare the commitments of each in prehensive guide to income taxes, is now available State of the Union . Monthl.^ payments on a $100,000 conventional mortgage and investigate all costs. Are there prepay stitution and closing fees on a new mortgage. Compare through her column. Send $3.95 plus $1 for mailing and mortgage at 18 percent over 30 years total close to $1, ment penalties and, if so, what are they and how much all costs with your current payments. handling to "Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income.Tax Book.” in 508. The same loan, at 16 percent, costs almost $1,345. will they add? Some state laws prohibit prepayment- What does the new mortgage look like now? care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Refinanced today at 12% percent, monthly payments penalties, others ban them after the mortgage is a 5) Amortize whatever prepayment penalties and Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal would plummet to about $1,087. specified number of years old; still others have closing costs come to (plus all other fees) over a period Press Syndicate.) Getting a new mortgage to replace your high-interest different rules. of time. A key factor: How long do you plan to stay in Reagan will ask — In brief Thomass 1 Morton promoted Making support on deficit Extra HARTFORD - Robert D. Morton of 349 Timrod it safe hand Road, has been promoted to senior Ramadas KInl, an Steve Hill reaches vice president of tells where Industrial packag WASHINGTON (U P l) — Cutting propose a budget with a deficit in whereby a potential employer can through the opening First Connecticut ing engineer of the federal deficit below $100 the range of $185 billion to $188 get a tax break if he hires a worker to adjust the hands Bancorp. He is billion by 1988 is the key topic in billion, double last year’s red ink. whose unemployment benefits on one ot the four Plough Inc. In Mem have run out. responsible for the President Reagan’s State of the The aide said the president will faces ot the clock phis, Tenn., checks Union address tonight, in which he Bank Investment include a request for the controver He also will renew his request for blister pack strips to hopes to set a “ positive tone,” a atop the Windham Division and other to find it sial "standby tax” after 1985, but urban enterprise zones to spur Center First Con moke certain St. Jo White House aide said. related activities. has not decided the level of the inner-city investment and a Reagan was putting his “ final gregational Church Morton, who seph Aspirin Free deficit that would trigger the tax. scaled-back New Federalism pro joined FCB in 1971, Tablets for adults imprint" on the speech he hopes in Windham. Hill By LeRoy Pope Such a tax, opposed by Senate gram to turn over some federal was promoted to vice meets tamper- will reassure restive Americans volunteered three UPl Business Writer Republican Leader Howard Baker responsibilities to the states. president in 1976. He “ we’re moving ahead and making months of his time resistant packaging and other GOP lieutenants, would h old s an un NEW YORK — Most of us get a bit indignant when we progress on the difficult road to He will cite Social Security to restore the land standards. The sys (economic) recovery,” the aide include an oil itnport tax and an dergraduate degree see some firm advertising "send $2 for our handsomely reforms, $45 trillion in spending tem uses 40 Individ said, adding "the signs are there." income-tax surcharge. ^ mark to operating from the University illustrated catalog." We think catalogs should be free. cuts and steps to defer cost of living ual tablets In blister The president planned to outline condition. of Connecticut and a But one outfit now sells its catalog for the stiff price of The State of the Union speech increases in pensions and other his proposals to Republican con master’s degree in packs, delivered In a will contain only part of Reagan’s benefits as ways to cut down the . UP) photo $160 and it's so Much in demand that General Electric gressional leaders at a morning economics from carton with glued agenda for the 98th Congress. The deficit. has 870 sets in use, DuPont 507 and General Motors meeting. He was to deliver the Trinity College. He several hundred. flaps that have remainder will be in the fiscal 1984 On the forieign policy front, nationally broadcast address to a budget he submits Monday. is also a member of The catalog is the Thomas Register of American tamper-resistant Joint session of Congress at 9 p.m. Reagan will demand a "fair Robert D. Morton the adjunct faculty Manufacturers, which has been published since 1905 and Indicators. EST today. Although most of Reagan’s prop shake" for America in interna of the University of looks more like an encyclopedia than a conventional The official, who asked not to be osals already have been revealed, tional trade. He also will reaffirm Hartford. catalog. Its 17 volumes embrace 30,000 pages. UPl photo . identified, said there were to be the aide said they will include a his policies to bring peace to the Morton is a director of the Center for Economic "You can find anything in it from an abacus to zir "no surprises” in the speech which renewed proposal for tuition tax Middle East and a nuclear arms Education, Hartford Rotary and Sunshine Project conium powder," says Carl T. HolstKnudsen, Thgnjas’s will set a "positive tone” . credits, school prayer and anti reduction accord between the Inc. He is also a member of the Hartford Society of 41-year old president. "There will be a strong appeal abortion amendments. superpowers. Financial Analysts and other civic and professional About 150,000 sets are in active use as buyers' babies for bipartisan support to attack In addition, he will seek a A new appeal will b#made for organizations. by corporations,, government agencies and iWhries in crucial national problems similar reduced minimum wage for unem passage of the $350 million Carib First Connecticut Bancorp is the parent holding the United States and foreign countries. The company to that attained in the Social ployed youths and a system bean Basin Initiative. company of United Bank (Hartford) New Britain says the average set is used for about three years before Security compromise," the aide National Bank, the Simsbury Bank and Irust Co., it becomes sufficiently out of date to be discarded. said. Pioneer Credit Corp. of Hartford and the Bank He said Reagan will emphasize Computer Center of Connecticut. rilK RKGI.STEK lists manufacturers and their “ the need to bring the deficit well products .free, but in addition to the fancy price below $100 billion by 1988.” But for fiscal 1984, Reagan will Water pressure forum set tonight customers pay for the Register, it contains about 16,000 IRS tips available advertisers at good rates. BENSON & HEDGES Holst-Knudsen noted the 1983 edition of the Register Bv Paul Hendrie effort to notify everybody in the study that told them exactly what ments. After the work, pressures Road, Parker Street and East has enjoyed a surge of advertising from Detroit Taxpayers interested in getting many year-round Herald Reporter neighborhood of the meeting. they already knew. These direc dropped to the 30-40 pounds range. Center Street, to again create a tax tips, as well as having an early start on the com manufacturers, "an indication of reviving vitality in the T O d A y Residents of the Stephen Street The meeting is scheduled for 8 tors complained that they had Public Works Department offi high-pressure neighborhood. But ing tax-return-filing season, can obtain a copy of a auto industry.” p.m. in the Lincoln Center hearing area will get their chance tonight asked for a sophisticated, compu cials have insisted that the lower the study recommended against new, free IRS publication, the Internal Revenue He said atraut 5,000 smaller companies depend on the room. terized study but got something pressure should be adequate to that alternative, reporting that the Service said. Register as their principal if not only advertising and 20 naves 2 sections comment on an engineering ’ study of water pressure in their THE ENGINEERING study by less. They asked that a Metcalf & fneet normal household needs. existing 8- and 12-inch mains are Publication 910, "Taxpayer's Guide to IRS Infor publicity medium. neighborhood, at a special Board the Metcalf & Eddy firm, made Eddy representative attend the They have said the problem is not adequate. mation and Assistance," is available by writing to Typical of such firrris is Kenneth Lynch & Son of ,9 meeting tonight to defend the AreaTdwh's'!!!!! !.■.■.'!!!!!!!!!!’. 13 of Directors meeting called to public earlier this month, basically the pressure itself, but the fact that the IRS, P.O. Box 7390, Dept. R, Washington, D.C. Wilton, Conn. Kenneth Lynch started in business in 1917 Business...... 20 consider their complaints of inade- recommended that the town do study. the residents were too accustomed IN OTHER business, the board 20044. as a blacksmith shoeing horses. Today he employs 40 Classified...... 18-19 quate pressure. what it had planned to do anyway: Residents can be expected to to excessively high pressures.The will consider amending the ordi- Contained in Publication 910 are descriptions of workers making hand-wrought iron, bronze and other C om ics...... 8 Public Works Director George replace old, unlined 4-inch water take exception to the study's residents have maintained that the nace allowing the purchase of a services available to help taxpayers prepare tax metal fixtures and artifacts. He has landed some Entertainment...... 12 A. Kandra said his department mains with new pipes. That would conclusion that many of the drastic drop in pressure is itself the parking lot at 53 Cottage Street, so returns or to receive assistance with their returns. bizarre and profitable jobs as a result of having listed L ottery ...... 2 made an effort to notify many in not increase static pressure in the complaints about poorly function problem. an extra $4,600 can be allocated. The booklet explains how to resolve questions on for years in the Thomas Register. Obituaries...... 10 the neighborhood who had com- neighborhood much, but would ing appliances and facilities are The improvements Metcalf & bills, letters and notices from the IRS, and asnwers There was the Wall Streeter who arrived at his shop in Opinion...... 6 plained that improvements to the have the effect of increasing due to internal plumbing factors, Eddy recommended — which were The board already has allocated questions about accounts and refunds. a Rolls-Royce one day In 1937 and asked him if he could Peopletalk...... 2 town’s water system left them pressure in individual homes, the rather than low pressure. to be part of the next phase of water improvements anyway — would $35,000 for the parking lot purchase make him a replica of the parade armor of William the Sports...... 15-17 without sufficient pressure to flush Metcalf & Eddy report said: The neighborhood, in the Porter and improvement. The money all Conqueror. After seeing a drawing,of the armor, Lynch Television ...... 8 their toilets and run their applian- However, the Metcalf & Eddy and Parker streets area, enjoyed cost some $300,000. Metcalf & Eddy comes from the Parking Authori Carrier picks Veep quoted him a price of several thousand dollars. The chap Weather'...... 2 ces. However, Kandra and Water study was criticized by some of the water pressure of nearly 100 also said an additional $330,000 accepted the price and casually mentioned that he had and Sewer Administrator Frank T. directors," who wondered why the pounds per square inch before the could be spent to install a new ty’s fund, raised by a special tax on downtown businesses. read about Lynch’s shop in the Thomas Register. Jodaitis said there was no blanket town spent $5,000 to $6,000 on a town made its water improve 12-inch water main in Bretton HARTFORD — J. Timothy Corcoran has been ( named vice president of strategic planning for VI IIII.K THE armor was being made. Lynch asked United Technologies' Carrier International Cor the Wall Streeter why he wanted it. poration. "1 am William the Conqueror reincarnated," the Corcoran will have responsibility for providing New, advanced system added stockbroker replied without batting an eye. Old fire house guidance and direction to Carrier’s long-range plan Then in 1952 a party of Argentinian generals came to ning and business development plans. He will be Lynch’s shop, told him they had found his name in the located at Carrier headquarters in Syracuse, N.Y. Register and asked if he was the man who made the He previously served as executive assistant to bronze funerary casket for Mother Cabrini. Harry J. Gray, United Technologies' chairman and When Lynch said yes, they gave him a check and Herald installs computers eyed as shelter president. ordered a $30,000 bronze casket for Eva Duarte Peron, first wife of Argentine dictator Juan Domingo Peron "It went smoother than we had and heroine of the current Broadway musical "Evita.” anticipated,” exclaimed Man By Paul Hendrie "Bob (Weiss) has 'found a A small, Michigan ’ manufacturer, PSI Products, chester Herald Publisher Ri Herald Reporter number of excuses," said Joyner. Hamilton pact recently landed a $29 million sales lead through the chard M. Diamdnd, referring to He said Weiss balked at using the Thomas Register. Goodwin Pumps of America a ^ Key the switchover Monday to a new A citizens committee will ask the active police and fire stations Bellevilles. Inc., of Pittsburgh were small firms who Harris computer system for the town to open the unused Spruce because of possible union prob is approved said perhaps half of their new sales leads came through newspaper. Street Fire House as an overnight lems and potential insurance lia the Thomas Register. “ We had some late papers and shelter for homeless street people. bility by the town. a few Jumbled stories, but give us The committee, formed by Mrs. Ferguson said there should be no union problems with the WINDSOR LOCKS(UPI) - A new three-year a week and we will iron out most former state Rep. Walter H. contract with wage hikes of at least 11 percent for 3,400 of the wrinkles,” said the pub Joyner, a Republican, met this Spruce Street station, because it is not staffed. Johnson said the union workers at the Hamilton Standard Division of lisher. “ We’re confident we se morning at Lincoln Center. The committee should be able to raise United Technologies has been approved lected the right composition commmittee consists of Joyner, overwhelmingly. CALDWELL OIL, INC. system to meet both our present former Director Vivian F. Fergu4“ the money to take care of insu rance, maintenance and utility About 1,000 rank and file jammed Windsor Locks and future needs." son. Savings Bank Of Manchester costs, if the town is willing to High School Sunday to vote on the offer, which leaders "There are advantages for President William R. Johnson and provide the space. of Local 743 of the International Association of both our staff and our readers," representatives of the Manchester Machinists* and Aerospace Workers had recom 1 C.O.D. said Herald EdltorTlan Fitts. So Area Conference of Churches' and Joyner said a person has volun mended as a "respectable contract." far, he said, the paper’s body type the town Human Services teered to supervise the facility, in Local 743 President Philip Bellico said the new pact has been converted to a more Department. exchange for room and board. This contained improvements in health. and dental Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called delu^. readable style. Typographical The committee will nqeet Friday person, recommended by Father insurance, severance pay and job security, and was 649-8841 mistakes should occur less fre morning with town General Man Robert Burbank of St. James "the best we could do” given the poor economy. Regular and Menthol. quently, he said. In three weeks ager Robert B. Weiss to ask that Church, is now on the workfare “ You always want to get more for the people," he the headline style also w|ll the the vacant fire station be opened as program. However, his benefits said. "There is no question in my mind that if our Open a box today. changed. “ And once our repor a flophouse. soon will run out, said Joyner membership had been greater we could have gotten ters and editors fam iliarize Joyner first raised the idea of a Other possibilities for supervi more. But there are quite a few gains. Given the ROBERT J. SMITH* inc. themselves with the new equip temporary shelter for street peo sion include volunteers from situation, we did quite well.” ment, we should be able to handle ple at a December Board of MACC and graduate students in Bellico said about 55 percent of the production later-breaking stories," he said. Directors meeting. He said the social work, committee members workers at Hamilton Standard are union members, THE DECISION to go with the reaction to his proposal has been suggested. MSORANSIWTIIS SINCE disappointing. and some 93 percent of those who voted approved (he Harris Corp., one of the longer- Joyner said the idea is to provide established companies in the " I ’m a little disappointed that contract. The firm is a high-technology company that 1914 a simple shelter on cold winter includes work for the space program among its many communications industry, fol the churches have not taken a nights for the street people. He said lowed a year-long research of more active role in this," said products. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Detarmined he has no delusions about being The early settlement followed a "good faith effort” equipment offered by Harris’s Joyner. “ I also feel the same way able to change their lives. on both sides, Bellico said, and will take effect April 25 649-5241 1 ha| Cigaratte Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. competitors. Herald News Editor about the town." Herald photo bv Torquinlo Among the possible sites for "W e don’t want to build a when the present contract expires. The contract calls 6 mg "Mr," 0.6 mg nicotim av. pgr cigarani. by FTC mshoil. Doug Bevins, the paper’s resi for general wage hikes of 4.6 percent in the firs^year; • IS E. Cmitor Street dent computer specialist, led the temporary shelters that Joyner Holiday Inn for them," he said. 3.1 percent the following year and 3.1 percent in the Mencheeter. Ct. research effort, inspecting a ^jiarlier suggested were the central "These are not people you would final year. PUBLISHER RICHARD DIAMOND AND CITY EDITOR ALEX GIRELLI town fire station or the police invite to your home nor would 1, I’ lrose turn to page 10 . . . Girelll Is starting a story on new Harris 1420 editing terminal station, as w ell as church let's be honest. But they are still buildings. v human beings." ,1 I MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 25, 1983 - .1 1 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan. 25, 1983
•M'nONM. W CsnCR taw xx rOSECAST l a 7 W EST 1-20-63 Deakin warns school board ■%2S7/ „„„ 301(0 »0.7r, News Briefing MAj* Shortage looms in moth, science teachers Stock Market surges 30.00 teacher turnover, Deakin said. But the lure of in the state that certifies teachers in industrial arts, By Raymond T. DsAAeo danger of falling behind "the Japanese and the NEW YORK (UPI) - The stock market, lO « AM high-paying jobs in private industry and the' Russians.” Deakin said. “They turn out 35 or 40 a year and half of rebounding strongly from its worst drubbing in three Herald Reporter perception that the teaching profession is insecure those go to private industiY,” he added. fQMCAT • Tucci said if the school system needs more money to months following the OPEC meeting collapse, surged TEMPfnATUntB Manchester’s public schools will face a “critical creates the potential for a shortage, he said. Deakin said the school system is preparing for today in early trading. MW ' DEAKIN’S IMPORT,;which was scheduled on the improve its math and science programs, “I will OMilAMt, shortage" of mathematics and science teachers if publicly go out and beat your drums for you.” future shortages in math and science teachers by The Dow Jones industrial average, which plunged jdbi current trends continue,- Assistant Superintendent board's agenda, cimeontheheelsofremarksbyJohn encouraging teachers in other subject areas to get 22.81 to 1,030.17, was ahead 10.12 to 1.040.29 at 10:30 Wilson E. Deakin Jr.told the Board of Education A.Tucci Jr., an outspoken fiscal and political James D. Harvey, president ol the FTO Council, training in those fields, and discouraging o'Ider a.m. EST. Monday's slide was the worst since a 36.33 riS, Monday. conservative. Tucci argued that mathematics and echoed Tucci's'remarks later in the meeting. He teachers in those subjects from retiring. drop Oct. 25 and brought its two-day setback to 40.65 UPI WEATHCA F 010C A 81 ft The shortage hasn’t hit the schools yet, thanks science aren’t emphasized enough in American questioned whether elementary school teachers in points. largely to declining pupil enrollments and slow education, and that consequently the country is in particular have sufficient training in math and Picking up training in areas where new teachers are The Dow reached an all-time high of 1,092.35 on Jan. science to teach the subjects comfortably. scarce "is a big opportunity for them (teachers) to 10 — having climbed 315 points from a 27-month low on hang on to their jobs" when enrollment drops force Aug. 12 — before pension funds began to cash in their Superintendent James P. Kennedy, responding to layoffs, Deakin said. chips and put the money into short-term Treasury Tucci’s comments, said, "The district recognizes notes. Weather ★ . ★ . i t clearly that there are no simple answers in a society Advances led declining issues by a 7-4 margin. that does have, in the main, an anathema to math and Volume in the first 30 minutes amounted to about 11.63 science.” To get a photo back once it has appeared in print in the million shares. BOARD MEMBER Nicholas J. Costa said the Manchester Herald, simply come to the Manchester Monday's New York Stock Exchange volume Grievance on class sizes Herald, Brainard Place, and ask at the reception desk. climbed to 90,800,000 shares from the 77,110,000 traded- school system faces “a bigger problem than math and science, and that is the mass exodus of teachers from Sorry, we cannot return photos by mail unless a self- Friday as big traders continued the long- awaited Today’s forecast addressed stamped envelope is submitted. pullback from the bull rnarket of the 1980s. the system." Megabuck institutions found some top-quality Today mostly cloudy. A 40 percent chance of a few showers or snow flurries during the afternoon. High denied; 'rap session' urged So far, such an exodus hasn’t been evident here, stocks attractive after the market's skid the past according to Deakin’s figures. week and that propped up averages. temperature 40 to 45. Southwest wind 10 to 20 miles an hour. Tonight clearing and eolder. Low temperature The Board of Education voted size .limits were adhered to in the school calendar. ' In the past five years, nine high school mathematics But some investors stayed on the sidelines to await aggriev^ classes. With 61 percent of teachers President Reagan's State-of-the-Union speech to 15 to 20. Northwest wind 10 to 20 miles an hour. unanimously Monday to deny a teachers have departed, five l^cause qf retirements . teacher’s union grievance over The board met in closed session responding, 62 percent of those and one, who has since returned, for health reasons. night. Reagan was expected to outline what he plans Wednesday partly sunny. High temperature in the earlier this month to discuss the to do about record budget deficits that are threatening lower 30s. Northwest wind 10 to 20 miles an hour. class sizes, leaving binding arbi polled favor starting the school Only one, former computer math teacheir Peter Vitali, Dress tration the only avenue for the grievance. As a result of that year before Labor Day, as in the left for private industry, Deakin said. to boost interest rates. teachers’ appeal. meeting, several board members present calendar. Twenty-four The grievance, filed by the saidit would be a good idea to have percent voted to start school after Four science teachers left the high school in the Extended outlook Manchester Education Associa a “rap session" with the MEA to Labor Day and end earlier in June, same period. Of those, one retired, one left for private I Clearance J Israeli forces warned discuss matters, of. mutual con- industry, one married and moved out of state, and the Extended outlook for New Engjand Thursday tion in October, contended that Tognalli said. By United Press International ' several teachers’ classes are too cqra, Crombie said. fourth was a long-term substitute hired for a single U P I ohoto through Saturday: large. T n other action Monday, the Eight percent voted to start semester only. 'Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon today Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: board approved the adoption of six school after Labor Day and re ^ 50% off original prices ordered Israeli forces in Lebanon not to cross U.S. Thursday partly cloudy. Friday sunny. Saturday a The MEA's contract with the new textbooks for next year. More place the February and April Deakin said the worst teacher shortages exist now Marine lines near Beirut "even in pursuit” of Today in history chance of rain or snow. High temperature in the 30s ' board specifies that classes should new texts will be presented for vacations with a single Easter in specialized fields like industrial arts, speech and Palestinian guerrillas, official sources said. Thursday and Friday and middle 30s to lower 40s ' be split when they exceed 30 pupils vacation. Six percent came up with hearing therapy, and special education. Sharon issued the order from Israel to "prevent as board, approval in the spring, TWEED'S SPECMITY SHOP ^ Saturday. Low temperature in the teens and lower 20s ' at the elementary level, 33 at the according to Suiperintendent their own “creative alternatives,” “in four 01 tne last live years we’ve had unfilled ^ much as possible friction between our troops and the On Jan. 25, 1971, Charles Manson was Tiaht security was in evidence as Thursday and upper teens and 20s Friday and secondary, level, or 25 in kinder James P. Kennedy. Tognalli said. vacancies in industrial arts," said Deakin. To cope American Marines” stationed near Beirut Interna Saturday. garten classes. Board secretary with the shortage, the remaining teachers have tional Airport, state-run Israel Radio said. found auilty in the murders of actress Manson was escorted fronri the Los Board members also read a Kennedy said he’ll come up with 637 Main St Manchester ^ Sharon Tate and six other people. Angeies courtroom by seven deputies. ^ Vermont: Flurries Thursday and Friday. Highs in ' Peter A. Crombie, who prepared letter from Peter A.Tognalli, pres a recommended 1983-84 calendar taught extra periods, he said. "There has been no change in the deployment of the the teens north to 20s south, Lows 5 below to 5 above the recommendation to reject the ident of the MEA, citing the results at the board’s next regulai* meet store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:30 - 5:00 Israel Defense Forces. " a military source said. "The north and 5 to 15 above south. Chance of snow teachers’ grievance, said these of a poll of teachers on the 1983-84 ing on Feb. 7. Central Connecticut State College is the only school defense minister reinforced the order we should not Saturday. Highs in the 20s to low 30s. Lows mostly in cross (U.S. lines) even in pursuit." the teens. The Israeli army has repeatedly charged Palestine Conyiction upheld Sirens not best way Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Thursday and Liberation Organization guerrillas have escaped BOSTON (UPI) — The Federal Emergency Friday. Fair north and a chance of rain or snow south through Marine lines near Beirut after ambushing Saturday. Highs in the 20s north to 30s south. Lows in Dating Israeli patrols. Management Agency has determined that fixed HARTFORD (UPI) — The state Supreme Court has sirens at the Plymouth Nuclear Power Plant are an the single numbers and teens. upheld the conviction of a man charged with raping a insufficient means of alerting the-public in case of a mentally retarded woman, despite his objection the possible disaster. 200 protesters arrested woman was incompetent to testify. A report released from the agency’s New England National forecast In its unanimous decision Monday, the'high court service VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UPI) regional office Monday said "the system must be rejected Robert Boulay’s argument the woman's supplemented by additional means of notification to United Press International — Protesters who said the MX missile cannot be testimony was inadmissible because she failed to City 4 Fcsl ...... Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles c ...... 60 58 tested without arrests got their wish, with police assure necessary coverage in the event of an Albuquerque ey ...... 42 27 .... Louisville cy ...... 38 SS understand the consequences of perjury and failed to accident." Memphis cy ...... 46 39 hauling off 200 people at the base where the missile is understand fully her obligation to tell the truth. Anchorage c y ...... 25 21 folds to be test fired. ’The report resulted from a request by Boston Asheville pc ...... 45 25 Miami Bech p c ...... 70 80 Boulay was found guilty of first-degree sexual Edison and state officials that representatives of the Atlanta c>’ . .: ...... 38 33 Milwaukee cy ...... i'.34 23 In a demonstration reminiscent of the 1960s, about assault in the Nov. 21, 1979, rape of the unnamed Billings pc ...... 27 18 . Minneapolis cy ...... 31 08 250 demonstrators tried Monday to block the entrance federal agency observe and analyze a test of the sirens Birmingham pc ...... 40 29 ... Nashville c y ...... 39 37 32-year-old woman. The attack took place in her June 19, 1982. Boston cy ...... 48 32 New Oi lens p c ...... 58 44 . By Susan Plese of Vandenberg Air Force Base and invaded an area apartment, where she lived alone. Brwnsvil Tx.pc ...... 79 50 .... New York cy ...... 45 38 Herald Reporter where long range missiles are tested. Boulay was charged with forcing his way into the B uffalos ...... 34 32 02 Oklahm Cty cy ...... 49 33 They sang "Give Peace a Chance," chanted "Ban apartment, and, after the assault, threatening to Chrlsln S.C. p c ...... 54 41 Om aha s ...... 32 29 The Friendships dating Three to join fast C harlttN C. p c ...... 46 28 .... Philadelphia p c ...... 45 30 the Bomb," passed out leaflets and tried to block harm the woman if she told police about the incident. Chicago s ...... 33 28 ... Phoenix c ...... 56 M service of Glastonbury, traffic. No one was injured in the peaceful protest. Cleveland c y ...... 37 ?3 Pittsburgh cy ...... 46 S3 which was run by former He was arrested the next day and identified by the WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (UPI) — Three more About 20 miles from the entrance and just a mile victim in a lineup. Columbus cy ...... 35 33 .... Portland Me. r ...... 44 31 Manchester Crossroads from an ICBM test launch site, police intercepted a Williams College students today were expected to join Dallas pc ...... 59 33 Portland Ore. r ...... 58 45 director Stephen O’Don the thrM already fasting to protest the school’s nearly Denver c y ...... 45 28 Providence cy ...... 48 .32 group of about 30 protesters. Des Moines cy ...... 33 26 .... Richmond p c ...... SO II nell, has closed its office Vandenberg is the only base where Intercontinental $6 million investment in American companies doing Detroit 1 3632 . . St. Louis cy ...... 37 31 and is contemplating Ballistic Missile are fired. They land in a lagoon in the business in South Africa. Duluth c ...... 2 5 —07 SaltLakCtypc ...... 48 14 ' bankruptcy, according to Charges are dismissed Sophomore Nura Dualeh of Buffalo, N.Y., senior El Paso pc ...... 57 29 ... San Antonio pc ...... 73 31 Kwajalein area of the Marshall Islands, 4,200 miles Hartfordey ...... 44 3) San Diego c ...... 87 51 a report filed at the Better away in the Pacific, and several people who said they Elizabeth Gavrilles of Dover, Mass, and junior Sonye Honolulu r ...... 81 74 .01 SanFrancsccy ...... 88 48 B u sin ess Bureau in were from the Marshalls joined the protest. HARTFORD (UPI) — A Hartford Superior Court Grant of San Diego, Calif., said they would join the Indianapolis cy ...... 34 31 San Juan hs ...... 87 73 Hartford. judge has dismissed obscenity charges against two three students who were in their fourth day of Jacksn Mss. p c ...... 56 40 .01 Seattle r ...... 55 45 subsistence on vitamins and water. Jacksonville p c ...... 57 36 .. . Spokane p c ...... 44 34 exotic dancers, saying dancing is freedom of Kansas City cy...... 34 28 Tam pa pc ...... 64 44 The firm, in business Satellite due expression and protected by the First Amendment. Doctors Monday examined Derede Arthur, 20. of Las Vegas c ...... 47 39 08 Washington pc ...... 48 38 since 1975, also closed its Miami, EricFemald, 23, of Lincoln, Mass., and Mark Liltle Rock p c ...... 49 36 . . Wichita cy ...... 34 19 WASHINGTON (UPI) - A 2,000-pound hunk of "The governmental interests set out by the state branches in Providence, White, 22, of Pittsfield, Mass., and declared them to be R.I., and Springfield, space junk containing the nuclear reactor of a Soviet simply are not strong enough to justify the prior in good health. spy satellite is falling toward Earth at'a rateof 3miles restraint on free expression," Judge Wendy W. Susco Mass., approximately two ruled Monday. "You get a bit weak, but other than that I’m doing and a half weeks ago, a day. and is expected to enter the atmosphere great,” Fernald said after the check-up. between Feb. 5 and Feb. 13, Pentagon sources said She dismissed charges against keven dancers and according to Karl Tracey, today. operators arrested at Hartford's Underwood Cafe by lo tte r y president of the Better' The reactor section, which also contains 110 pounds police during a routine check. Business Bureau, who of Uranium-235 and other radioactive matter, is Miss Susco's ruling was similar to a decision made Porn charges lodged was contacted by ' the following the same course as that followed by a in December by a New Britain Superior Court judge Manchester Herald PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) —The operators of eight Monday. heavier segment of Cosmos 1402, which burned up who said police needed warrants before arresting local businesses that sell hard-core pornographic Winning numbers 9774. over the Indian Ocean Sunday, the sources said. exotic dancers for allegedly violating state obscenity magazines are scheduled to appear in court Feb. 10 on drawn Monday in New Rhode Island daily: Last Friday, following a Falling at a rate of about 3 miles a day. the reactor laws. charges of violating the city’s new anti-obscenity England; 6064. number of complaints to section is in an orbit 125 miles to 132 miles above "The need for a warrant admittedly imposes ordinance. Connecticut daily: 961. Vermont daily: 366. the bureau by disgruntled Earth, they said. burdens on law enforcement," Miss Susco said. The eight stores were issued a total of 16 citations Maine daily: 151. Massachusetts daily: clients, O’Donnell con Because of the inclination of the orbit and the spin of "However, the warrant requirement provides the Monday for violating the neW city law. New Hampshire daily: 2347. tacted the bureau. VHe Earth, the path of the radioactive debris covers the protection of independent judicial determination “You couldn’t even print some of the names of these advised us the business globe's entire land mass from the Arctic to the before a person is subject to arrest for behavior magazines, ” said Portland Police Lt. Michael has closed and is contem Antarctic circles. arguably protected by the First Amendment," she said. McDonough. “They’re not names that are household plating bankruptcy,” said Scientists say the reactor and nuclear fuel segment words. They are descriptive titles of what’s inside." Tracey. "Evidently he got of the Soviet surveillance spacecraft "most likely" Deputy Assistant State's Attorney Peter W. Soulsby Each citation is for a specific magazine that city the word that we were will be burned up by friction when it enters the had argued the warrant requirement would make officials have determined violates the obscenity Almanac interested in contacting atmosphere as the heavier section, which contained enforcement of the obscenity law “extremely standard outlined under the new ordinance. One shop _blm." radar equipment, apparently did Sunday. impractical, if not impossible." received four citations. Tracey says the Better Today is Tuesday, Jan. 2S, the 25th day of 1983 with 340 Business Bureau bad re to follow. ceived from 25 to 30 The moon is moving toward its full phase. telephone inquiries about Peopletalk The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. Friendships in the last few The evening stars are Venus and Mars. weeks. Until the, the bu School and now "Dr. Tenley" is ageneral surgeon Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. reau had received no Going to the dogs at Boston's Deaconess Hospital. Scottish poet Robert Burns was bora Jan. 25, 1759. inquiries. She recently answered her hospital beeper and Novelists Somerset Maugham and Virginia Woolf also O’Donnell gave the bu Richard Thomas, whose father showed Brus listened to a man ask for advice on training his were born on this date — he in 1874, she in 1882. reau a post office box m EAGLES OFFERIMG sels Griffons in dog shows for years, will be the daughter for the Olympics. "The girl was only 4 On this date in history: number in WiUimantic, featured guest speaker and presenter at a years old," Dr. Albright said. "It frightens me to In 1890, Nellie Bly, a daring young New York reporter, but said that no money banquet Feb, 12 honoring the owners and think success would be measured by whether or completed a trip around the world in the astounding was available to reim handlers of the six dogs who won the most not she was headed for the Oljjmpics.” time of 72 days, six hours and 11 minutes. burse clients with out best-in-group titles at American Kennel Club dog In 1915, transcontinental telephone service was in standing contracts, Tra- A SMORGASBORD OF LOAMS. shows in 1982. augurated in a hookup between New York and San Fran ' cey said. The 28th annual Ken->U Ration Show Dog of the cisco. But, according to Tra Year banquet is held annually just before the Quote of the day In 1971, Charles Manson and three women were found cey, Together dating ser opening of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog guilty in the murders of actress Sharon Tate and six vice, with an office in Show in New York. James Gamer received two Purple Heart other people. Farmington, has agreed W ElMSmmUPIIIEW LOW ERRAmFORYOU. Thomas, 31, celebrates his 2Sth anniversary as medals Monday — 30 years after he was twice In 1981, the 52 Americans who had been held hostage to honor contracts from a professional actor this year. He joins a wounded in the Korean war. Friendships. “Any inquir in Iran returned to the United SUtes and were *nir«n to The Rrst Federal Eagle has money to help. If you’ve been dreaming of a week that you can easily live with. prestigious group of past presenters of the dog Garner, who said it was "sure better to get this West Point for reunion with their families. ies we are referring to awards — they include Cyril Ritchard, Roberta medal 30 years late than posthumously," was Together datingr" said lend. For home improvements. A new on the beach in Barbados, or April in Visit any of the eight offices of First Peters, Joan Fontaine, Orson Bean, George/ first injured’when he caught shraprtel in his face Tracey. “They will pro Paris, the Eagle can help fly you there. Federal Savings and see just how low and |iands. or used car. Travel. Home mortgages. Plimpton and Margaret O'Brien. " vide free service for the If your old clunker is ready for the junk our new red u (^ rates on our home im He was asked about his second wound. remainder of the contract Even to get married. And now, at rates “ You have to ask,"'he said, blushing. He to the best of their as low as they’ve been in years. heap, and you've got your eye on a provement, travel and car loans really Celebrity skiers explained; "I was hit in the backside going Into a ibnrbpstpr lirralb amuty." If you’ve b e ^ thinigng about adding a great set of new wheels, let the Eagle are. The Eagle's ready to dish out just foxhole a little late. I was going south and the O’DonneU and Friend- deck or finishing the basement, or re- put you in the driver’s seat. At new the loan you need. Regular or home North Koreans were right behind me. Unfortu Richard M. Diamond, Publisher fhipa were featured in a Celebrities will be schussing, slaloming — and . modeling the kitchen, the Eagie can lower rates you can afford. With terms equity. ^ come on in today. possibly falling on their faces or elsewhere — next nately, there was a lot of room involving my rear Thomas J. Hooper, General Manaper Mancheater Heraid arti month when the 8th annual U.S. Ski Team end. How could they miss?" cle in October, 1981. Celebrity Classic takes place in Park City, Utah. USPS 327-500 VOL. Oil, No. 97 According to Tracey, The Osmond family is sponsoring this year’s thia ia the third time in the PubUahEd dally axcapt Sunday event as they did last year when the four-day Suggeatad oarrtar rataa ara paat two yeara that To Eaat'Hartford East Hartford Glastonbury South Windsor Rockville Vernon Manchester South Glastonbury Glimpses and cartain holldaya by tha $1.20 waahly, 10.12 lor one gether, in buaineas aince weekend raised more than $140,000 to support the U P I photo Mancheatef PubHahlng Co., 16 month. 010.30 lor Ihroo montha, 1137 Main St. 842 Silver La. 2610 Main St. 297 Oakland Rd. 2 Park PI. Tri-City FHaza 344 Middle Turnpike W. 879 Main St. U.S. Ski Team. Koo Stark, the American soft-pom actress who Bralnard Placa, Maneliaatar, $30.70 lor alx montha and SSl.40 1974, haa atepped in to 289-6401 668-7137 633-9423 644-1501 875-6233 871-2700 646-8300 633-3618 Among the celebrities who will be on hand Feb. caught Prince Andrew's eye, apparently has Conn. 06040. Sacond claaa )fa¥ one yaar. Mall rataa ara "pick up the piecea” when 9 to 12 are David Birney and Meredith Baxter- ACTOR JAAAES GARNER BEAMS caught the attention of more business- minded poataga paid at Mancliaatar, avallabla on raquoat. dating sarvicea folded. Bimey, Bruce Jenner and Linda Thompson, Gary Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- Before Friendahipa .. . medal came 30 years late people — she is due in New York from London the drata changm to tha ManctHilar To placo a otaaaHM or diaplay iMtaaaeiiattt Collins and Mary Ann Mobley, Linda Gray, Jane last week in January for business conferences ... Harald, P.O. Box ^ t. advartlaamani, or to raport a cloaed. Two Together and LENDER Seymour, Scott Baio, Lorna Patterson. Ruth Drew Barrymore, the little sister in “E.T.," Manchaataf, Conn. 06040. nawa Ham. alory or ploturo Idea Introductiona, both baaed Buzzi, Morgan Brittany, Sarah Purcell, David "There’s nothing like tasting success to make you will stay up late Feb. 2 when she appears on call 0432711. Offioa houra ara in Hartford, also closed Soul and Marie, Donnie, Alan, Merrill, Wayng want more success," she told Newsweek NBC’s "Late Night with David Letterman" ... To aubac7lbo, or to raport a 0:30 a.m. to 0 p.m. Monday their doors. "Together and Jay Osmond. dellvary probtem, call 647-9046. through Friday. was concerned about the magazine. There will be a reception Feb. 3 for Elisabeth Oflica houra ara 6:30 a.m. to 0:30 FilsI Fsdeial Sanrings reputation of dating servi Miss Albright formed the success habit in 1956 Schwarzkopf, who arrives in New York from p.m. Monday through Friday and T)ia Manohattar Harald la a when she became the first American woman Europe next Saturday to conduct four master r to 10 a.m. Saturday. Oallvary eubaorlbar to UnNad Praaa Imar- ces,” said Tracey. "It Success story skater to win an Olympic gold medal. Her skating classes at the Mannes College of Music ... •hould be made by 0 p.m. Mon nailonal nawa aarvload and la a was an excellent move. It im EAGLE AMONG BAMMS day through Friday and by 7:30 mambar ol tha AudN Buraau ol is oha of tha few times I've success prompted her to seek more success Jean Stapleton will host "Women and the a m. Saturday. CIrculallone. Tenley Albright finds success is habit forming. elsewhere — she enrolled at Harvard Medical Economy" on PBS Feb. 1 ... aaan builnessei regulate UwmaelveB." t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 25, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan. 25, 1983 — 5
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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher^ Dan Fitts. Editor;' o p i i s i o n Alex Qlrelll. City Editor Congress considers health insurance laid-off workers who have lost over the countiy,” panel Chair WASHINGTON (UPD - Con unemployed last month, and the labor-backed Health Security Ac “ Minor health problems are going their health insurance. man Henry Waxman, D- Calif., gress is considering aid to the Jobless rate was the highest since tion Council, urged Congress to to become major health problems Isaac Emersonof York, Pa., who told the laid-off workers. nation’s more than 5 million the Great Depression. Mrs. Rivlin act. He suggested requiring longer because of this neglect,” lost his truck-driving job a year laid-off workers who have lost said 7.4 million of those workers coverage of laid-off workers and But Mrs. Rivlin warned, “ Any J a c k program for providing coverage to ago, said he cannot afford to take “ Those benefits are running out, their health insurance, but budget had been laid off, and 5.3 million of shorter delays in insuring new or but the health problems don’t those who are currentiy unem his two children to a doctor for A n d e r s o n officials warn any program will be them lost their health insurance. reMred workers, expanding Medi- stop,” Waxman said. Reagan still having troubles on right costly. Health benefits usually continue caRHo include the unemployed, or ployed, whether public or private, their heart murmurs. He fiied for V’ would be costly.” bankruptcy in December. Washington Alice Rivlin, director of the for up to three months after job providing funds for group health Sen. Donald Riegle, D-Mich., loss. But Mrs. Rivlin said almost 70 insurance or a basic one-year It would cost $6 billion in the but e ffective television ads Congressional Budget Office, told said in a statement he will propose ble demonstration of support he Marry-Qo-Round a House Energy and Commerce percent of those who lost their jobs benefit package. current fiscal year to provide Mary Williams of Baltimore, CHICAGO - President Reagan needs to challenge the for acknowledging he may not have Medicare health coverage to un laid off from Bethlehem Steel last a bill creating emergency 18- health subcommittee Monday 10.7 have been out of work five weeks or month health coverage for unem made several thousand good midable Percy, chairman of the been listening to the voters, ad employed workers, which would April, said she has no money to pay million laid-off American wot kers .pnore, and most have exhausted ployed workers and tax incentives Repdblican happy here the other ding “ I get the message.” "Literaliy thousands and thou “ add significantly to the federal the $2,300 in medical bills she Jack Germond Senate Foreign Relations Com and dependents had no health extended health benefits. for employers who continue insu night by showing up for a huge insurance as of December. United Auto Workers President sands of people are postponing deficit,” she said. incurred for gailstone treatment. mittee. “ Your story is being repeated all rance for laid- off employees. Chicago-style dinner honoring and AT T H E Corcoran dinner, Twelve million Americans were Douglas Fraser, representing the their health care,” Fraser said. The panel heard from several Sen. Charles H. Percy and, not AT FIRST BLUSH, the edited excerpts from 1978 Percy Erections incidentally, raising a reported challenge would seem to be.pure tapes were played back with M Jules Witcover M $1 n^llion for his 1984 re-election folly. Percy had just about Syndicated columnists comments interspersed from campaign. everybody who is anybody in Phillips and other New Rightists Cyanide traces Vatican unveils But on the floor above the Per- , Illinois Republican politics from charging that Percy had con bring cy dinner at the Conrad Hilton Gov. James Thompson on down tinued to stray from the conser a.iother 350 party faithful were at his $l,000-aplate bash. vative fold. ' new canon law But one thing Weyrich and found in w ater disappointed — although certain Weyrich called the dinner "the cy '84" on the backdrop, though, Reagan's partnership with the company have proved is that they parties ly not surprised — that the presi beginning of a serious can « Senate leadership was, in fact, dent failed to drop by a much left no doubt what the evening can raise campaign money. didacy” agaigst Percy. And Cor e VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Vatican officials today one of the underlying reasons for unveiled a new code of canon law that streamlines smaller shindig for a true-blue extravaganza was all about. Weyrich says in a Republican coran consoled himself about WASHINGTON - Members of' in Louisiana Reaganite. Rep. Tom Corcoran. the protest dinner held by the primary, with less than 50 per Congress don’t have to sit by the church regulations but retains automatic excommun RKAGAN PRAISED Percy Reagan’s absence with the ication for abortion and makes marriage annulment The reason was obvious. Cor New Right for Corcoran. ’ t cent turnout, an upset is far from telephone waiting for invitations to for his support along with that knowledge that the publicity or. NEW ORLEANS (U P I) — OfficiaU in a south more difficult to attain. coran. encouraged by some of the Corcoran himself limits his impossible. parties, even when the parties are • from Sens. Ted Stevens, Bob his dinner would at least let the Louisiana town said today traces of deadly cyanide Pope John Paul II was signing the document — the leading lights of the New Right, criticism to Percy as a And in spite of the massive tur at fancy resorts in Florida, Las- Dole, Pete Domenici and the president know a challenge is in were found in its municipal water supply, the first result of 23 years of toil by theologians and the first is geijifing up to challenge Percy Republican who has tried to nout at the Percy dinner, the Vbgas or Japan. 7 major revision of Roman Catholic Church law since other assembled leaders. He the works. positive report in five days of anonymous threats that for his Senate seat, land the separate himself from Reagan. senator is not universally loved Particularly if they’re on certain '• deprived more than 235,000 people of water. 1917 — at a ceremony in the Vatican’s opulent observed that when he thought Thompson, solidly behind Per dinner was a sort of kickoff for But the New Right leaders clear in his own state party for what is ' important committees, our law Mayor Debbie Pope of Hammond said she got the consistory hall. what life might be like without cy, says; “ Who needs to spend f l that campaign. Although Reagan ly see a Corcoran challenge as a often seen as an imperious makers are ardently courted by,’ bad news from an independent laboratory in Baton them, ‘ ‘ I break into a cold million on a primary & 1984 is Venezuelan Archbishop Rosalio Jose Castillo Lara, has always adhered to a policy of way to express as well their dis- manner. Also, he has been in w^l-beeled lobbyists for the Indus-, Rouge about 3:30 a.m. The system, one of latest to be sweat,” going to be tough enough with threatened with poisoning, was being flushed with chairman of the Vatican commission charged with neutrality in GOP primaries, he . pleasure with Reagan’s romance repeated hot water with the tries their committees oversee. control of the Senate at stake.” chlorine when the report came through. making the revisions, presented the new document to The remark was an admission with the GOP establishment in Illinois Jewish community on Junkets to laraway places — all certainly was not about to en “ They’ve done many samples but this is the first Vatican reporters. the Senate. grounds he is too accommodating No other Illinois GOP leaders expenses paid by the industry < courage Corcoran on the very that the Senate leadership has cyanide they’ve found,” Ms. Pope said. “ The labs The new code, including 1,700 articles in seven want a primary either, he says, group, of course — are common-. night of this big Perc^ been busy saving Reagan’s bacon Paul Weyrich, head of the Free to the Arabs, increasing his seem to think that the chlorination we’re flushing ^ ' o i T sections, represents a "m ajor simplification and and when that word gets to Cor place for congressmen and sena- ’ streamlining” of the rules that are binding on all testimonial. — on budget-writing, the raising Congress Foundation and a New vulnerability in a general elec through the lines will probably eliminate it, but we’re coran, he should get the message tors with an itch to travel. Roman Catholics, Archbishop John R. Roach of St. A protectiye veneer was of new revenues and the cutting Right leader, was joined by tion. not sure.” •ITM and bow out. The generous lobbyists piously Paul-Minneapolis said Monday. erected for the president by of defense spending, all of which Howard Phillips of the Conser Percy had a good scare in his She said the trqces were discovered through a insist that the junkets are simply ^ The code being signed today by the pope includes 1,700 making the Percy dinner also a the president doesn’t like to face. vative Caucus, Peter Gemma of last re-election campaign in 1978 But right now, the message distillation process. Samples of new water in the intended to improve communica system was being sampled and would also be tested articles in seven sections and is the result of 23 years salute to the Republican Senate These steps have been the only the National- Pro-Life Political when Democratic challenger Tom Corcoran is getting from the of work by church theologians. tion with the legislators — and chemically, she said. leadership, and a host of GOP significant gestures toward Action Committee and Neil Blair Alex Seith was running ahead un New Right — that with its help he surely, they add, no one could., The mayor urged citizens of Hammond, a city SO The code reflects many of the liberalizing changes Senate leaders were on the dais. reducing the mushrooming of the- Howard Ruff PAC in til the late going. Percy in can oust Percy — obviously is the UPI photo seriously believe that a congress-:, miles northwest of New Orleans, not to panic. She said in the church since the reforms of Vatican II in 1965. A large sign reading "Chuck Per- federai deficit. providing Corcoran with the visi desperation ran some high-risk one Corcoran wants to hear. the amount of cyanide found seemed to be man’s vote can be brought with a " But it retains the ban on women priests and the intentionally placed in the system but was too small to POLICE DISPLAY GUN, SILENCER AND LICENSE PLATES automatic excommunication for abortion, and weekend at the beach. be dangerous. . . . believed used In slaying of Allen Dorfman 6 TIA ©'#83 FORT WORm I certainly hope not, but the abolishes lenient rules to annul a marriage followed in An editorial “ A person would have to drink about a swimming the United States and Australia for the past 13 years. HULME subtle influence of poolside parties ' pool full of this water to kill himself,” she said. iWk and lavish cabaret shows cannot More than 235,000 people across the state were Under the special rules, which came to be known as be lightly dismissed. The memory ’. without water at one point Monday, before service "the American norms,” annulment cases did not of good times can’t help but make., was restored to more than half of them. Eighteen Police link auto plates, gun require automatifc review by a church marriage The league takes the guest more receptive to the,, water systems have been affected since the threats tribunal. genial host’s point of view, and- started five days ago and a rash of “ copycat” calls The new code stipulates all annulment decrees — by which a marriage is declared invalid — must uA that’s really all the special-interest broke out. Lake Arthur Police Chief Jimmy Boudreaux said a to union consultant's slaying reviewed by a panel of three church marriage court a tough stand groups want. 14-year-old boy was arrested Monday after be called judges. relatives and said in a disguised voice “ y^all have FROM HOUSE and Senate The new code also retains only six of the old code’s that air pollution is a serious cyanide in your water system.” CHICAGO (UPI) — Police recovered the getaway Police expressed surprise at finding the gun and With uncharacteristic financial-disclosure forms, my re- The boy who is undergoing psychi atric treatment car license plates and a gun believed used to kill plates. " I have no idea why it ended up there,” said 37 excommunicable offenses. grittiness, the national problem that ought to be porter Jock Hatfield was able to, in a detention home — confessed he made the calls, Teamsters consultant Allen Dorfman, and Washing Capt. Patrick Heraty of the Chicago Police One dropped was the ban on cremation, which had League of Women Voters has redressed, or that recycling identify the most openhanded Boudreaux said, but not until after citizens were ton officials studying wiretap tapes reportedly found Department. “ I thought most of that stuff would go in been considered a pagan practice that attempted to of beverage containers can be party givers — and the congres- • warned not to use tap water and schools were closed more evidence suggesting his death was ordered by the river.” deny the doctrine of the resurrection of the body, a entered the great abortion Three men — the gunman, a second man who was cornerstone of the Roman Catholic faith. beneficial to the sional junket junkies who are their for today. the Chicago Mafia. debate on the side of the ” I think it’s kids that don’t want to go to school,’’ Dorfman, 60, who had a 30-year association with with him and the driver of the getaway car — and the Automatic excommunication for joining Masonic targets: "pro-choice” forces. environment. Boudreaux said. organized-crime figures, was shot eight times in the car described as a "mint-condition, dark metallic groups is also dropped from the new code. Although — No one does a better job of And even in its stand on In East Baton Rouge Parish, a 13-year-old boy was head with a .22-caliber pistol as he walked through a green 1975 or 1976 Dodge with a CB antenna on the left Masonry has had a history of strong anti-Catholicism, Last week the4
almost every business today, Coiilinufd troin paf(e 1 various business bookkeeping New England, etc. "Did we learn anything from the tasks, including billing, payroll The stories can then be returned optical scanning experience?” number of systems operating at and accounts receivable. to storage or sent directly to one of asked Diamond, chuckling. “ Yes. nearby newspapers and field-testing The Digital installation is not the two new Harris 3300 phtjtotype- Never be the first on the block with several editorial terminals. connected to the Harris composi setting units for printing’ in the a new toy — wait until the Bevins was aided in his search by tion system that went on line style specified by the editors. experimentation days are o.ver. Composition Department head ^ Monday. "W e found that newspap AN IM PORTANT part of the The bugs are all out — and the Sheldon Cohen. ers that have combined both Harris installation is the model price comes down sharply.” Diamond said this latest installa business and editorial functions in 2222 automated display ad termi WHAT’S DOWN the road In tion is part of what has‘ been a one system often regret it," Bevins nal. Display ads can be produced advanced computer technology for rebuilding program that has taken said. "A dual system causes more completely on the video screen and newspapers? "Pagination — place at the Herald since he was operational problems, and isn’t subsequently printed on the type that’s the new keyword,” said appointed pubiisher in March 1981. worth the initial capital savings.” setters, eliminating the need for Diamond. It is a process that The Herald is part of Scripps The Harris system includes paste-up. enables typesetters to bypass League Newspapers Inc., which eight Model 1420 advanced editing "The speed-up capacity of this producing copy for page assembly. publishes 23 daily newspapers and terminals for reporters and edi machine is endless. It will more Instead, the copy is superimposed a number of weekly publications. tors. They are word-processing than handle the newspaper’s daily on a page-size electronic grid. In the past two years the main keyboards with video screens, needs. I can foresee our getting Story positioning can be controlled emphasis at the Herald has been to enabling reporters to correct sto into the typesetting business for electronically by the editor. Once a modernize the equipment and ries as they are being typed. advertising agencies and others page is done, a laser beam burns provide more coverage of local Once completed, the stories are before the year is over,” Diamond the image onto aluminum press Manchester news and events. recorded in one of two Harris said. plates, eliminating the need for Diamond said. Microstor processing units. Each The Harris system replaces an "The success of these efforts,” of the units can store more than 500 optical character recognition sys negatives. said Diamond, "w ill hopefully be stories, the.bulk of which will be tem that was installed in 1971. At But ail this is in the experimental reflected in March, following the national United Press Interna that time, optical scanners, which stage. It still is years away for small- and medium-sized news annual official audit, when we tional news stories received via read copy produced by special papers, though some large dailies expect to post our first circulation telephone lines. typewriters and convert it into the increase in a number of years." The stories ca|i then be called to finished product, were thought to may give it a try in the next two to AMONG THE improvements at the 1420 terminals by editors for be the wave of the future. How three years. Diamond said. ! Herald over the past two years further editing or updating. Rapid ever, corrections and changes “ But here at the Herald we ■ksthe installation last March of a story selection is made possible by were cumbersome and scanners expect to use and enjoy our own gitbkBgjfipinent Corp. compu- directories broken down into cate rapidly gave way to video word new and perfected ‘toy’ for at least DIAMOND (LEFT) AND SHELDON COHEN the next 10 years,” Diamond said. . watch Herb Kingsbury at Harris 2222 terminal and printer to handle the gories, like sports, Washington, processors, which are common in
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By Susan Plese . 1960s, then worked as a travel Herald Reporter consultant before her stroke a few There's a nurse and a couple of years ago. She says her only music 'L' housewives. A travel consultant, experience came when she sang an inventory control supervisor with a high school chorus. and a facotry worker. A computer SHE USED TO read music, but operator, a school counselor and a doesn’t anymore. "When the notes legal secretary. go up, I know how far,” she says. By one woman’s account, they “ And l.know bow long to bol
Herolo photos by Pinto MEMBERS OF NEW MANCHESTER WOMEN’S BARBER- SHOP CHORUS PRACTICE A NUMBER from left are Wendy Palermo, Marlon Bombeto and Shirley Potter. Sweet Adelines, watch out There's a new women's chorus in town
By Susan Plese 1960s, then worked as a travel Herald Reporter consultant before her stroke a few There's a nurse and a couple of years ago. She says her only music housewives. A travel consultant, experience came when she sang an inventory control supervisor with a high school chorus. and a facotry worker. A computer SHE USED TO read music, but operator, a schooi counselor and a doesn’t anymore. "When the notes legal secretary. go up, I know how far,” she says. B/ one woman’s account, they “ And I Itnow how long to hold.a are'a “ ihixed bag," yet air these note, but to sit and read music like , women who range in age from 20s a pianist, no." to 60s, have one thing in common — Mfs. Cavagnaro’s husband gets their love for singing. . the credit for getting her interested About 30 women meet Tuesdays in barbershop singing. He has at 8 p.m.at the Assumption Church been a member of the Silk City on West Center Street to sing with Chorus for about 12 years. " I got the newly formed chorus. They are indoctrinated with barbershop,” led by Vin Zito of 47 Thomas Drive, Mrs. Cavagnaro says. former lon^ime director of Man Her husband recently designed a chester's all-male Silk City logo for the women — a lady with a Chorus. parasol. Although the women's repertory Mrs. Cavagnaro joined .the includes old-time 'barbershop women’s chorus at their first music, they've also tried more meeting. She had no fears about modem tunes. singing in a group. She knew the "W e do gospel, smooth sounds, director, and several women who and we’re working on a song from also planned to join. ‘Chorus Line' — ‘What I Did For Other members weren’t so self- Love,’ " says member Emily assured the first meeting, though. Herod photos bv Pinto Mackenzie of 73 Princeton St. The "A lot of women were bashful,” VIN ZITO, DIRECTOR, LEADS yVOMEN IN SONG group is also practicing a sea says Mrs. MacKenzie. "People chantey, she says, all in four-part walked in like it was their first day . . . chorus Is looking for new members harmony. of kindergarten — will I have a MOST OF THE WOMEN come friend?” together to sing,” she says. nohe of the names have stuck. way musical. guest night for March 1 at 8 p.m. at from Manchester. But there's a Dorothy Turn, an Andover "There’s no hassles of business or Up until last week, the group "W e’re aiming for the Band- Assumption Church, where they sprinkling of members who trek all homemaker, says she doesn’t competition right now.” The wasn’t singing seriously — that is, shell,"Mrs, MacKenzie adds. " I t ’s normally rehearse. Anyone who the way from Andover. There’s one mind the trip to Manchester to sing Sweet Adelines competed they weren’t working toward a certainly possible.” She notes, wants to sing along is invited to member from Glastonbury, one each week. The drive takes only 15 regularly performance date. however, that they will not attempt give it a try. Even husbands and from East Hartford and one from or 20 minutes, she says, and she In fact, the biggest hassle the But all that changed when to sing at the Bandshell this children are welcome. Wethersfield, too. Why have they carpools with' two other women women have to contend with is member Shirley Potter suggested coming season. There are no dues to belong. The joined the group? from her area. naming their organization. they sing at her church, the Bolton As for other plans. Director Zito- women usually choose to donate'$l “ I just enjoy singing and meet "I was a charter member of the They’ve come up with several Congregational Church, after Sun "talks big about the choreography each to Assumption Church, which ing new people,” says Lucille Sweet Adelines in Hartford,” she suggestions such as Valley Vocals, day services on May 15. ^ and costumes,” Mrs. MacKenzie does not charge them for rehearsal Cavagnaro of 72 Linnmore Drive. says, “ and I ’ve always enjoyed Sound Sensation, Village Notea- "That’s when we’re going to give says with a laugh. "But right now space. Extra money is used for "And I'm disabled it gives me a barbershop music and I wanted to bles and Village Belles. it a whirl — maybe.” says Mrs. we’ll be happy to just have a whole coffee. chance to get out. That’s therapy.” get back into it.” She had not sung One member even suggested MacKenzie. The group plans song. Right now it’s just a lot of In the meantime, walk-in singers Mrs. Cavagnaro, who worked as with a group since leaving the humorously that the female bar- tentatively to sing a gpspel med fun.” are welcome. For more informa a reporter for the Manchester Adelines about five years ago. bershoppers might call them ley, a ballad, and several numbers The group is still looking for new tion, call Mrs. MacKenzie at Herald for several years in the “ I like the fact that we just get selves the Beauty shop Broads. But from "Chorus Line,” the Broad members. They’ve planned a 6^9-4753. Carol Burnett and hubby are still chummy
coln text and has just turned in his A IIIC II PROFILE: Paul New By Marilyn Beck which she’ll go before the cameras screenplay on the life of journalist man has been the subject of no less with Carol Burnett in Toronto this Walter Lippman to Paul Newman HOLLYWOOD - Producer Joe than nine major magazine cover month. and Joanne Woodward and ABC. Hamilton reports estranged wife stories over the last month, which The Newmans and he have been Carol Burnett may well be part of AND IN THIS CORNER: Kim certainly hasn’t hurt the box office huddling on this project for several the all-star cast he’ll be featuring in Narilyn Beck Basinger, in London wrapping up appeal of his smash “ The Verdict” years, and with any luck the TV the TV special to be taped at work with Sean Connery in “ Never — and certainly shouldn’t hurt the movie will get under way — with Manhattan’s Radio City Music Hall Say Never Again,” read my column film’s shots at well deserved Oscar Syndicated Columnist Joanne and Paul as stars, and New this spring. in which a Revlon executive nominations next month. “ We’re friends, nobody’s expressed dismay over her eight- man directing — as soon as the cou fighting,” he says of his relation^p page Playboy magazine exposure. riiOSE ARE THE BREAKS: ple completes "HiSIry and Son,” with the comedienne frdm whom he The retort from Kim, whose employ Jill Irgland, expert equestrienne which gets under way in Florida separated last fall. He adds they ment a^a model for the cosmetics though she is, fell off her horse in next month. may be making a feature together in from NBC’s schedule last fall, final mention names at this point, but he firm has come to an end: “ I think L.A.’s Griffith Park the other day the future, that they definitely in ly debuted on Saturday. does say, “ I was astounded by their the whole thing is a tempest in a and fractured her left leg in two tend to pool their talents "whenever It’s also not stopping him from interest.” makeup pot. I really feel there is places. Jill was just regaining use of How to get club the right projects come along.” And proceeding with plans for his big- much more of the essential truth of that leg after having fractured her he notes, " I say this In all modesty screen bloplc on the life of Harvey I’VE Ct>T NEWS FOR YOUi tne in the Playboy layout than in the ankle in a skiing accident in Ver- news in Herald -r she does think I ’m best producer Milk — though he’s gotten some Charlton Heston will be starring in Revlon ads.” :nont. "The Ambassadors” for Golan- in television.” stressful reactions about the project Well, no one can argue there’s cer Gore Vidal is finding work very The Herald wants your club news! Globus . . . Frank Sinatra won’t be tainly much more of her in the painful — since he broke his collar Joe, who’s been trying to cut back that will examine the life of the gay In order to get your club news in starring in any more NBC specials bone last week during a fall in Vien his work pace since ‘"The Carol San Francisco supervisor who was layout. the paper on time, please submit Burnett Show” faded from the tube — unless he and the network rome to na, Austria. In spite of the encum shot and killed several years ago. ON I'llE PERSONAL SIDE: The items no later than five days before four years ago — and particularly terms on another contract. Sinatra’s brance of both a cast and a sling, ‘‘I have one sister who’s anti Joan Collins-Ron Kass separation, the date you’d like to see it in the since his heart attack last year, gay,” relates Joe, "who has told deal with NBC expired Jan. l,.when he’s continuing to write away on his which the couple is just getting paper. reports, "The doctor won’t let me me, ‘You’re really getting yourself a he failed to exercise his option to book about Abraham Lincoln. around to acknowledging, has ac Please include a name and a get into a 'stress’ position. So if I -hot potato here.’ But if it didn’t have commit to a special for the ’83-’84 The idea for the text was born, in tually been in progress since mid- telephone number which we can call feel I ’m getting that way at the of season . . . Elizabeth Taylor has cidentally, after both NBC and CBS some controversy in it. It would be a '82 And though it is true the if there are questions. Indicate the fice, I ’ll call him and he’ll tell me to bland picture.” passed the physical her “ Intimate passed on Gore’s proposed Lincoln "Dynasty” actress and her es date you'd like to see it published. go home.” The script for that picture has just Strangers” producers were con mini-series, and he and Random tranged mate remain on friendly Call Focus reporter Barbara That didn’t stop Hamilton, been completed and is being sent cerned she wouldn’t pass (as a House decided it would be silly to terms, the truth is also that Joan’s Richmond at 643-2711 after noon to however, from staying on top of posthaste “ to five actors, four of result of her recent car accident in waste alt the time he’d put into new talking about formally filing for set up photo appointments. pr^uction of his "Mama’s Family” whom called to express interest in Israel) and la waiting to start war researching, the pl^ject. a legal separation. seiVB, which, after getting dump^ the role,” says H|milton. He won’t drobe fittings for HBO production in * Vidal is halfwav through the Lin MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan, 25, 1983 - l.'J
12— MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 25, 1983 Advice Dream house: two GOP chairman £> Area towns is stepping down Andover Are you an alcoholic? bathrooms per bedroom Bolton /Coventry
If you had ail the time and all the money you Ha r t f o r d (U P I) — Republican State Chairman Ralph E. needed to build yourself the perfect house, what Capecelatro will step down next month as leader of the state AA test defines problem would it be like? I have some ideas for my dream GOP and says he will support the head of Sen. Lowell Weicker’s house. A n d y recent re-election campaign as his replacement. Bolton GOP caucus tonight Capecelatro said Monday he Would resign effective Feb. 22 DEARABB.Y: My husband is 66. connected with drinking during the First, it would have a big, handsome wooden \ when the Republican State Central Committee will meet to elect He drinks no fewer than eight to 10 past year? Yes ( ) ; No ( ) . front door that everyone used. No one would come R o o n e y \ a new chairman. beers every day, plus four or five 7. Has your drinking caused in the back way or through the kitchen door as a Syndicated He said he will support Thomas D’Amore, executive director shots of whiskey. He insists that he trouble at home? Yes ( ) ; No ( ) . regular thing. Most houses.are designed so that the D e a r of Weicker’s 1982 campaign, to fill the post. is not an alcoholic. 1 think he is. 8. Do you ever try to get “ extra” front door isn’t, really convenient and is only used Columnist Capecelatro s^id he wasn’t prepared to make a commitment Gbndo vote haunts Manning What do you think? drinks at a party because you do occasionally by guests who come to dinner Satur A b b y to serve for the next four years, which he said was necessary for NO NAME, PLEASE not get enough? Y jbs ( j ; No ( ). day night or by Jehovah’s Witnesses wanting to give you literature. There is no reason why a front door the party chairman to prepare for the 1986 gubernatorial Abigail 9. Do you tell yourself you can election. DEAR NO NAME: I can best stop drinking anytime you want to, couldn’t be put in a convenient place. By Richard Cody have is, ‘Can we elect this ited large support. Preuss’ nomination will proba Van Buren Capecelatro, who became party chairman in Mdy 1980, said answer your question by repeating even though you keep getting There would be a four-car garage for our two Herald Reporter person?” ’ Manning said he has done some bly mean a repeat battle of 1981 the decision to resign was his own and did not come under the following letter: drunk when you don't mean to? cars. This would allow space for the things we^ Some committee members said campaigning, but not “ exten against incumhent Democrat First /markets. I’d never bend over to get something out pressure from anyone within the GOP, the minority party in Yes ('); No (). presently have in our t\yo-car garage instead of our\ BOLTON — A heated contest for at the meeting that Republican sively.” He said he feels that he Selectman Henry P. Ryba. Demo of the bottom of the refrigerator again. Connecticut. DEAR ABBY:You probably 10. Have you missed days at two cars. J the two Republican ballot positions chances of retaining the 3-2 major has half of the members of the town crats are caucusing Wednesday. “ I feel that the time to start preparing for 1986 is now and not won’t remember me, but 1 am a work because of drinking? Yes (); There would be bo^ a living room and what we for Zoning Commission is expected ity could be lost if Manning were to committee on his side because of IN ONE CORNER of the kitchen would be a four months from now,” Capecelatro said when asked why he Endorsed tor the finance board fairly successful, middle-aged No ( ). used to call the parlor in my grandmother’s house. I to be the focus of the Republican run. his experience and overall compet dumbwaiter that would take things from the didn’t stay on until his current two-year term ends in June.. are William . Fehling, Clayton family man who wrote toy ou about 11. Do you have “ blackouts” ? don’t actually like parlors but they’re convenient caucus tonight. Republican Town Committee ency for the position. However, “ I kitchen to the room upstairs and to the basement “ I could not frankly stay here and be state chairman having Adams and incumbent Chairman a year ago telling you I thought 1 DEAR RAY: No thanks due me. Yes ( ) ; No (). (A blackout is when Beginning at 8 p.m. in the Chairman Lawernce A. Converse think it will depend on the other for some occasions. They provide a place to keep downstairs. . made the judgment not to continue after June and in my heart be Raymond A. Ursin. Adams is had a problem with alcohol. I was 1 merely pointed to the road. You there are drinking hours or days Community Hall, Republicans will said Monday he hasn’t heard Republicans that come,” he said. chairs that aren’t comfortable enough to really sit The cellar or basement would be divided into four a lame duck,” he said at a news conference. running for a two-year term, the drunk when 1 wrote that letter and took it. you cannot remember.) select a slate of candidates for 26 whether there will be large lobby Manning said he thinks he could on, wails on which to hang gilded mirrors and pic parts. One part would have the furnace, washer, Capecelatro came under fire from some Republicans last year others for four years. couldn't remember mailing it, but To celebrate your sobriety, I am 12. Have you ever felt that your positions opening up in the May ing forces for one side or the other, win the seat in the May elections, tures you don’t really like, and shelves on which to dryer and a second room would have all my when he endorsed Weicker over Prescott Bush Jr. for the GOP Running tor the school board are 1 must have, because 1 received an printing the 12 questions so that life would be better if you did not elections. But the selection proba but he expressed concern because “ but it will take some put knickknacks and various pieces of homely but woodworking equipment and would be hermetically Senate nomination and sided with former state Sen. Lewis Rome incumbents Pamela Z. Sawyer and answer from you. others who wonder if they have a drink? Yes ( ); No ( ) . bly won’t be as easy as it was two he said the ultimate loser could be explanation.” expensive china. The bookshelves in the parlor and acoustically sealed so that neither dust or noise in the party’s gubernatorial contest. present Chairman Joseph J. Halo- You sent a list of 12 questions to drinking problem can test them Alcoholics Anonymous is a fel years ago. Edberg. CONVERSE SAID he expects no would hold the books we never read. could drift out of it into the rest of the house. There Following Rome’s defeat to Democratic Gov. William O’Neill, burdo Jr. be answered yes or no, and told me selves. The test was written by lowship of men and women who At a Republican Town Commit Edberg voted against the zone challenges for any of the other 26 there was some question about Capecelatro’s fate but they were Running for the Board of Tax if th^re were four qr more those who know firsthand what share their experience, strength THE DINING ROOM would be elegant, have been some complaints about that in our pre tee meeting Jan. 12 opposition change plan, and would be a strong positions. dispelled when Weicker said he would support Capecelatro if he Review is William Wisinski. "yesses” 1 was in deep trouble. alcoholism is all about — members and hope with one another so that spacious, wood-panelled and quietly lit. It would sent house. . became apparent to endorsing Republican candidate because of Endorsed by the committee Jan. For Planning Commission, in You also urged me to go to just one of Alcoholics Anonymous. they may solve a common problem have a huge and beautiful oval table that would ex In the back, running the full length of the house, wanted to keep the chairmanship. present alternate Thomas Man his incumbency. 12 for selectmen were incumbent At the same time, Weicker, the titular head of the state GOP. cumbent Ray Cocconi and John Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. 1. Have you ever decided to stop and help others to recover from pand to seat 20 or contract to be comfortable for I’d have a swimming pool 50 yards long and 4 yards ning to run for a full term on the Converse said that since the two Douglas T. Cheney and Converse. said he would support D’Amore for the chairmanship if Esche are running; for the To make a long story short, 1 drinking for a week or so, but only alcoholism. four. The extra chairs would recede into the floor at wide. I don’t want to play in the pool, I just want to Zoning Commission. In the end, higest vote-getters will win the Running for first selectman is Capecelatro decided to step down. alternate spot, Lauren Otter is went, feeling slightly embar lasted for a couple of days? Yes (); The only requirement for mem the push of a button. do laps. the committee decided to endorse positions, both Mix and Manning incumbent selectman Carl A. everybody who wanted to run for running. rassed, but my embarrassment No ( ). bership is a desire to stop drinking. The living room or family room would be small . The fourth part of the basement would be a small, could be nominated if they recru Preuss. the seat, including Brandy Street soon turned to courage when 1 2. Do you wish people would stop There are no dues or fees for and cozy with several comfortable, worn leather nicely equipped gym in which I ’d regularly lose T resident David Mix, who nomi found doctors, lawyers, musicians, nagging you about your drinking? membership. It is self-supporting chairs, a mushy couch long dnough to sleep on weight. schoolteachers, bellhops, police nated himself in an admitted effort Yes ( ); No ( ). through voluntary contributions. stretched out, and a television set too big for the Upstairs there would be five bedrooms with 10 men and construction workers to keep Manning off. The commit 3. Have you ever switched from Look for A. A. in your phone book, size of the room. It would also have a stereo record adjoining bathrooms. When there are two people in Firefighters likely to dominate there. 1 was relieved to learn that I one kind of drink to another in the or write to Box 459, Grand Central a bedroom, one bathroom per bedroom is not Emissions repeal tee left it for the caucus to decided player, although we never use the one we have. It between the four candidates vying was not ’iflone — that others hope that this would keep you from Station, New York, N.Y. 10017 for enough. It would be nice when all the kids are home would have small windows and could be entered for two seats. suffered from the same feelings of getting drunk? Yes ( ); No ( ). information. at Christmas. fear, inadequacy and guilt that I through only one door. More than one door ruins the Also running are Alberta Par 4. Have you had a drink in the coziness of a room. Each of the many huge clothes closets would be felt. morning during the past year? Yes Problems? You’ll feel better if sons and incumbent Paul Edberg. The kitchen would have a fireplace, an alcove equipped with a Disposal down which would be tab: $250 million Republican caucus in Andover On this, my first anniversary of ( ) ; N o ( ) . ■you get them off your chest. Write It’s expected that the sentiment with a comfortable breakfast table, at which we’d dumped old shoes, worn or unattractive old shirts, sobriety, 1 just had to say thank 5. Do you envy people^ho can to Abby, P.O. Box 38923, Holly will carry over into tonight and usually eat dinner, and a lot of indestructible socks with holes and spotted neckties. you for sending me to A.A. You drink without gettingipttftrouble? wood, Calif. 90038. For a personal opposed to the program that that there will be e push to keep butcherblock counter tops. It would have a big, There are some of the things I’d like in my dream HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Thomas from gaining a ballot spot. By Richard Cody The town committee has recom a stir.” ., saved my iife. Yes ( ); No ( ). , fT reply, please enclose a stamped, requires $10 annual tests for professional range with eight burners, two ovens house. Meanwhile, I’m tired of camping out and I’ll could lose up to $250 million in The reason is that Manning, a Herald Reporter mended Henry Parkington to Democrats will meet at caucus RAY 6. Have you had problems self-addressed envelope. owners of certain motor vehicles. and an open flame grill. There would be a walk-in be happy if they’ll only-finish the floor and get the federal grants for highway, sewer, non-voting alternate last year, another position on that board. Wednesday night. Laing said the E P A ’s regional refrigerator like the ones they have in meat old sink and icebox back in our kitchen. and clean air projects if it repeals favored a controversial zoning ANDOVER — Firefighters are “ The fire department is very The committee has also pro office had given its "highest the new auto emissions testing application that most of the expected to be in majority at the interested in the position,” Anson posed to the caucus incumbent priority” to emissions testing program, officials warn. Republican caucus tonight in an said. “ And we’ll see quite a few of Peter Maneggia for the Board of programs in Connecticut, Massa community opposed. Heart drug controls blood State officials told the Legisla- The Zoning Commission eventu effort to fill a ballot position for the them tomorrow night.” Selectmen. chusetts and Rhode Island and -ture’s Transportation Committee Board of Fire Commissioners. Anson said he also expects to see Anson said the town clerk ballot strongly supported Connecticut’s ally unanimously turned down the Monday the funds would be lost plan, which called for a zone The spot opened up recently generally a large turnout because position is still open, since the program for "legal and practical” under sanctions could be imposed change on South Road as a step in when Fire Marshall Joseph Co- the political dima.te in town has committee has not yet found reasons. Cinema 1^ the U.S. Environmental Protec merford, after many years with heated up. He said the Democrats, somebody lo run. He said pressure and irregularities "W e would see it as a step in the putting in a major condominium tion Agency if the program is the department, resigned. are expected to endorse Leon Republicans at the caucus may wrong direction if Connecticut development. dropped. MANNING SAID Monday he The caucus, where Republicans Palmer for first selectman, to run endorse present Democratic in has been tound that patients who The program, which began this were to back down” from putting against incumbent Republican DEAR DR. LAMB: lam 67years Harlforil Gandhi (P G ) 8. - The — Sorceress (R ) 12, 1:50, knows his view isn't popular with will be nominating an entire slate cumbent Nellie Boisvert. take Inderal after a heart attack \\ indxor month, is designed to help the state the program into operation, Laing Jean S. Gasper. old and had a very mild heart Alheneuin Cinema — Dark Crystal (PG ) 7:20, 3:40, 5:30, 7:25, 9:30. the community, and said the for the May elections, will begin at The committee is backing in have far less risk in the following Plaza — An Officer and meet standard under the federal said. attack 25 years ago. After the The Birds 7:15 with Mamie 9:35. — Best Friends (PG ) reason for the fireworks at the last 8 p.m. in the elementary school The caucus will likely endorse cumbent Charlotte Neal for tax Y o u r year. As with other new heart Willimunlic A Gentleman (R ) 7:15. The officials appearing before attack 1 had some angina for 9:30. 7:40, 9:55. - 48 Hrs (R ) Clean Air Act. committee meeting was because of all-purpose room. Mrs. Gasper tonight. collector, and incumbent Morgan medicines for this purpose we do Jillson Square Cinema the committee offered little if any maybe a year and was on some sort Cinema Cilv — The “ These sanctions have been used his unpopular position. “ I think Republican Town Committee In 1981, Mrs Gasper was en not have a lot of information on 7:10, 9:25. - The Verdict' - Tootsie (PG ) 7, 9:15. - alternatives to the program for Steele for treasurer. of medication for three or four H e a lt h Verdict (R ) 7, 9:30. - Bad by EPA in other states, so at least that when you take a position that’s Chairman Ylo Anson said Monday dorsed by both sides. In that how beneficial it may be for (R ) 6:50, 9:30. The Dark Crystal (P G ) Sid's story cleaning up the state's air to meet Running for the finance board years, which was supposed to help from that perspective it is not an at variance with the townspeople, indications are that many fire election, there was only one Lawrence Timing 7:40 with Manchester 7:10, 9:10. - 48 Hrs. (R) federal standards. are incumbent Carol Houghton for my heart condition. periods more than a year after a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — empty threat,” said Harley Laing, you have to justify it,” he said. He department members will be on contest^ position, a minor alter Montenegro 9:45. — UA Theaters East — 7:10, 9:10. — The Verdict Laing said the state could look a full six-year term, and Mark Now my old doctor got heart Lamb, M.D. heart attack. Sid Caesar’s autobio director of the air management hand to attempt to influence the nate spot. And voter turnout was L ’AdoIescent 7:20, 9:20. — The Verdict (R ) 7:10, 9:30. (R ) 7, 9:20, into reducing emissions from said he doesn’t think there was any Houle, to fill a partial four-year trouble and retired at age 58, but he ' Inderal tends to neutralize ad graphy, ‘[Where Have I 'division in the E P A ’s regional outcome of the caucus regarding low, reflecting the lack of Timerider (PG ) 7:45, 9:40. — Timerider (PG) 7:40, "stationary sources,” such as misunderstanding. “ Most of the tejm. had seen me regularly for 25 years renaline, the stress hormone. That Been,” will be produced office for New England. • people accepted my explanation. I the open ballot spot. He said competition. Cinesludio — Le Bons 9:30.— Sorceress (R ) 7:30, factories and the like, but doubted and had never ' prescribed any helps a lot of conditions. And it as a television special by . The state could lose $222 million nominations will probably be com Anson said Palm er’s expected Running for the school board is Debarras 7:30 with The 9:20. think the question that most of the more heart medication. helps prevent clumping of blood Star reunion RKO-Nederlander as a in highway grants, $2.6 million in it would be sufficient to reduce endorsement “ will generate quite incumbent David Arner. Devil’s Playground 9:35. members of the town committee ing from the floor. So 1 went to my new doctor for platelets involved in causing a Mansfield documentary special sewage treatment grants and $1.97 emissions to the required levels. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — my yearly physical and he pres complicated medical programs blood clot. Ask your doctor why he East Hartford Trans-Lux College later this year. million in clean air grants, state William Shatner and Leo cribed Inderal which 1 understand your story is most gratifying. It prescribed it. If you happen to have Eaalwood — An Officer Twin — The Verdict (R ) 7, officials told committee members. nard Nimoy, comrades in The comedian’s book, is a high powered new medicine. points out what doctors with long developed a slight increase in and a Gentleman (R ) 7:30. 9:15. — Monty Python at published last year, deals Laing, state officials and offi space throughout the How does it work? Why do 1 need it experience know, that many pa blood pressure you might be smart Poor Richards — First the Hollywood Bowl (R ) cials from the company operating “Star Trek" TV series with his 20 year-bout with Anather run if 1 haven’t needed anything for 25 tients with heart attacks can live shed any pounds of fat you can Blood i:R) 7:30, 9:30. 7:45 with And Now for prescription drugs and the testing program appeared and two subsequent “ Star years? If 1 have angina or long, useful, active lives — without eliminate. •Showcase Cinema — Something Completely booze that made him a before the committee to brief Trek” movies, have been shortness of breath, is Inderal too many medicines and without I ’m sending you The Health Gandhi (R ) 1; 4:30, 8. - Different (R ) 9. . legislators who are considering a reunited outside the space zombie for two decades. It indicated? My blood pressure, surgery. Of course not everyone Letter 17-10, What You Need To Concrete Jungle (R ) 1:15, Vernon variety of bills dealing with the projects. also covers the TV star’s is planned cholesterol and other tests are can. The trick is in determining Know About Heart Attacks. Others 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. - Cine 1 & 2 — E.T. The glory days in the 1950s. program. The actors will co-star within normal levels. 1 am active who needs these sometimes life can send 75 cents with a long, Honkytonk Man (P G ) 1:45, Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, The bills before the lawmakers 14kf60LD in an episodeof TV’s “ T.J. physically doing farm work and saving procedures and and who stamped, self-addressed envelope 4:25, 7:20, 9:50. — Tootsie 9. — An Officer and A include an outright repeal to am 5 feet 10 and weigh 172 pounds. needs just a change in lifestyle. for it to me, in care of the (PG ) 1:05, 3:40, 7:10, 9:45. Hooker” series when Ni gnodilications of the existing by Clautier Gentleman (R ) 7:15, 9:30. moy, who played Mr. The Inderal is used to control Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 1551, — Sophie’s (Choice ( R ) 1:15, ^program. West Hartford Spock in “ Star Trek,” GLOBE DEAR READER: In these days blood pressure and also heart Radio City Station, New York, 4:15, 7:15, 10:15.-48 Hrs. Elm I & 2 - E.T. The • Rep. Eugene Migliaro, R- Wol joins Shatner, “ Star By Richard Cody of coronary bypass operations and irregularities. In recent times it N.Y. 10019. (R ) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, Extra-Terrestrial (PG) cott, who has filed a bill for repeal, Trek’s” Capt. Kirk, who Travel Service Herald Reporter 10. — Best Friends (PG ) 7:10, 9:30. — An Officer paid he has collected about 80,(X)0 stars in the title role of the 555 MAIN STREET 1:30, 4:10,7:25,9:45.-The and A Gentleman (R ) 7, petition signatures from people JEWEIRKSALE. weekly cop show. BOLTON — Democrat Louis Cloutier, a Toy (PG ) 1:10, 3:10, 5:05, 643-2165 • 9:30. “ I worked with Leonard 10-year member of the school board, said 7:20, 9:30. 'fhe Movies — The Ver on this show before once Over SO Yeare Thursday he’ll run again for a four-year Wonderful wife and mother Enfield dict (R ) 12,2:30,4:50,7:10, before,” Shatner said, Travel Experience Court: No position, Cine 1, 2, 3, 4, S & 6 — 9:30. - Timerider (PG ) 12, “ but he directed that Authorized igent in Cloutier is the present vice chairman of Tootsie (PG ) 7:30, 9:50.— 1:50, 3:40, 5:40, 7:30, 9:20. one.” Manchester for all 'Airlines, the board, dnd though he had not formally Railroads and Steamship announced his intentions for the 1983 Lines. immediate not much of a housekeeper $ campaign until now, it had been anticipated that he would run. DEAR DR. BLAKER: My DEAR DR. BLAKER: My hus Democratic Town Committee Chairman 2 DAYS ONLY! daughter-in-law is a wonderful band has worked in the accounting SHOWCASE Aloysius J. Ahearn said last week that he person. She’s an excellent wife and department of a small company ap p eal hopi^ Cloutier would.run. Ahearn said the mother and she does all .sorts of A s k for 35 years. He’ll be retiring in five committee’s nominating committee had • Wednesday, Januaiy 26, IOI08. : HARTFORD (U P I) — A defend- not yet formally picked another person to sewing and craft work, which she w ) more years. pnt denied accelerate rehabilita run for the board along with Cloutier, but sells to make extra money for the * ' 7 ^ B la k e r Recently, the company pur tion on a criminal charrge cannot family. chased a computer and told him it that it was pursuing Claude Ruel, who ran 27,10 Karen Blaker, im m eiately appeal the decision to unsuccessfully two years ago. • Hiorsday, Januaiy to 8. The only problem is she’s a would make his job easier. My HARTFORD jhe state Supreme Court, the higlj terrible housekeeper. I ’ve gotten Ph.D. husband objects to using the Because of the minority representation INT[RSTATE84EXIT58 court ruled in a divided decision. used to the messy house but when I k - ■ computer because the way he’s laws, the Democrats stand to pick up a seat EA5T HARTFORD 568 8810 : The majority ruling Monday in on the Board of Educatidn. At present, bring my friends to see my done the job all these years is just (he 3-2 decision concluded that ^ Sold by weight. grandchildren. I ’m very embar fine. there is a 5-2 Republican majority. that ahead of housekeeping denial of a motion for accelerated Democrats will meet Wednesday at a rassed about it. What should 1 do? I ’m afraid if he doesn’t use it rehabilitation was not a final Less than holf the priee of jeweliy stores! functions. he’ll be in big trouble. caucus to select candidates who will appear Judgment and thus could not be DEAR READER: It sounds as I assume that your son doesn’t on the May ballot. The town committee will object to this arrangement; if so, Immediately appealed. be meeting at 7:30 p.m., a half-hour before EKflmpIs: " kt Gold S6fp6ntine Chdin M . . though your daughter-in-law chan DEAR READER: It’s easy to ' The decision was issued in the 16 14 200 nels most of her energy into being a the couple does have a right to live understand your husband’s mo the caucus, to endorse aslateof candidates. as they want. case of former New Britain Fire Republicans will meet at caucus Tuesday good wife and mother and an tives for wanting to stay with "his” Chief Michael Spendolinl, who artistic craftsperson. These pur It’s good that you’ve come to method. If he’s been with the IBI at 8 p.m. accept this situation. When you pought accelerated rehabilitation suits may be thought of as being on company for 35 years, no doubt — SHOWN AT'.— on a perjury charge stemming bring your friends, why not say, in 1JA43MJA-I4S-1MI Tk Buy hollon gold chains, earrings, and charms. a more abstract level than house he’s done a good job and is proud of from a one-man grand jury Investi keeping — which is not to say that a very''CasuaI, unembarrassed*- "■iPBinl himsilft-HiS'Own method of gation of alleged corruption in New Foster's family your daughter-in-law feels she’s way, something to the effect that doing things is a part of that pride Britain. . All MM issreksmlise. All sizM & styles. above housekeeping. Her personal your daughter-in-law is not the and so, understandably, he’s un TOOTSIE ' The ruling also could affect bent is simply more oriented greatest housekeeper but she sure willing to let go of it. is a good wife and mother — or a OUR former state Transportation Com- srrmdiMitiMit^ r s" w ts" so" 24" so" . toward the artistic level and her It may be, too,,that your husband ISS-kW-MAMt inissioner Arthur B. Powers, is worried great cook — or a wonderful artist. doesn’t really trust such a machine personal priority schedule places whose attorney last week appealed and feqls that a computer would ^JO NE NIGHT BEST FRIENDS . a Superior Court Judges denial of WESTPORT (UPI) - The parenU of not achieve the accuracy of a Decelerated rehabilitation for Matthew Vlttucci, one of two men on a human mind. Whatever the case, I -GEm/vnirPLAN hunger strike to protest the lack of a soup Up SHtfor Jeweliy Too! At eom|iaNble prices. JSL.____.'■___ Powers. think it’s important that your 14MSI.7SMI W ORI^UKE MAGIC. : In filing the appeal. Powers’ kitchen in wealthy Westport, say they will Thoughts husband at least show his good will Dttomey, Timothy C. Moynahan, not interfere with what their son is doing but to the company. Bomiplo: 18" Steriins Siker SerfrenHiM Clioiii H.80. said there were conflicting court are worried he may starve to death. Why not get a few of the good 'iHviS'' You II both love if Forget the mortgage Forget the kids Just the opinions on whether a denial of a “ We agree In principle with what he is books that are out on the market two of you and a glorious, romantic night at the Sheraton-Hartford In the book of James we read, decisions are extremely delicate. (notion for accelerated rebabilita- doing," Frances Vlttucci said the couple’s about the wonders of computers? We re pari of the Civic Center and its 55 shops and restaurants home in Oloversville, N.Y. “ Telling him to “ Whoever knows what is right to do James is not discussing those MMa-TJMM (ion was a “ final judgment” and Perhaps introducing your husband We have a swimming pool and health club, great dining at our stop would just m ean.... My son is 32 years and fails to do It, for him it is sin.” matters about which there are some thus appealable. to computers In general would old today (Monday). You don’t tell an adult Large areas of life lie inside the doubts. He is careful to say that Cloister Restaurant and a spectacular new drinking and ' The Supreme Court ruling in COLD CHAIN SAl£S pique his interest. It seems that an twilight zone, where white shades entertainment lounge called the Hartford Trading Company. Spendolini’s case would appear to to stop.” “ whoever knows what is right” analytical mind such as his would Peeler llM|uires imperceptibly change into black and The package, plan includes a luxurious room, a welcoming address the conflicting opinions, “ He knows that we’lre very upset because must accept responsibility for the appreciate the intricate workings where it is difficult to distinguish -SHOWN ARi--- bottle of champagne, complete breakfast and more, for only altlMUgh Moynahan could not -be we’re cmcerned about his health," she said Ihe Colonf at Quality Inn clear guidance that has been given. of the computer. MMSI-HURII Monday. Weloeme between the grays. But here and Within the thinking of all of us, at $ 7 0 9 5 couple What a perfect anniversary gift! See (cached for comment Monday on Hopefully, an interest in compu hat impact the decision would Angelo Vlttucci said his son always was a there patches of light appear which' any one moment, there are a few ters in general would, in a short f 9 b your travel agent, call toll-free 800-32^3635 Cana In bily make everything perfectly clear. So E)ve on Powers’ appeal. determined person, and in this case, there is Route 88, TalcoHville, CT. duties that stand out with crystal time, translate into an interest, or THETOTiSS or the hotel direct at 203-72B-S151. more than principle at stake. it is with a man’s conscience. ; Unddr accelerated rehabilita Far clearness. It is then our responsibili at least a willingness, to work with S flu rd a y “ It’s a matter of faith with him. We don’t In many situations it is extremely -----SHOWN An— Valid only Friday. and holiday tion, a defendant is placed on |.84WasHioan4Exit95 ty to perform. To know what is right the company computer. nights, subjncl lo availability N o t applicablo to convention or show think we can interfere,” he said. difficult to know, precisely what the UAUMSI.7RMN probation for up to two years Best SelecHon is a serious matter, for knowledge groups Resnrvalions must be msde in advance. A soup kitchen was planned for a right or what the-wrong may be. without a trial or determination of always demands action. downtown youth center, but William 1.84 EssritooMl Exit 94 There is so much good mixed with When you call Classified to place guilt. If the defendant iheets the Seiden, chairman of the town’s governing the bad, and so much evil blended Maj. Arthur Carlson, an ad, a friendly Ad-Visor will terms of probation, hecanhavethe Sherat(»i-Hart fixxi Hotiy Board of Selectgien,eletyjsi rejected the Idea V into the lovely, that many of our Halvalion Army^ answer your call and help you word UI-iaMJUMMI J t-HI HAiiir, Mi,M L>, 1 iNrjs wfiHi nwinik I Idismissed. your ad for best response. •H- ll.'II'l. ., s lf ! I I A' I 'V.r•. yirillH i'ir./A ‘lAUTiC.II.-l l•^)•iN^l::lI;llIlJ^^^.1.).|yo3, MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan. 25, 1983- 15 I t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues„ Jan. 25, 1983 "Bullets stop Boston Celts Buttons: Collect one or a big can SPORTS Page 16 This is a button that was adapted by a jeweler to fit onto a ‘Urb’a’p.” " Z SraSteoT thS.U l WIM. charm bracelet for a Manchester resident. In real life it is the uniforms worn in the Revolutionary War eitoer British less than half an inch across — her&£nlarged to show some Collectors' of the details in the cameo. The background is dark maroon “'sol'later metal buttons are f t f f ’“on Se in a gold setting. Corner see on the blimp appeared as ’ A. When it was serving its original purpose as a button, it was back of a pewter button made in New Haven b e t w ^ IBIZ one of six on the wedding vest of a Civil War ex-soldier who Russ MacKendrick and 1827 The “ A ” stood for Amasa. It was his sons. C h iles was being married in 1868. and Nelson, who piade the name Goodyear mean “ rubber” Whalers sack Kish SOME TIM E in this century the eldest granddaughter ‘"Buttons in"stu like th^six from the 1868 wedding vest are Pleau discribed as “ a good organi snipped the buttons from the vest and on one day, that turned esMcially sought after. The Kovel catalog of antiques shows HARTFORD (UPI) - L..rry out to be teary, distributed them to her sisters. ** For additional help with this mind-bogglement, try the Kish, labeled a disciplinarian and zational man who deserved a a s^t of 10 in carved jet for $20,10 in chance” at coaching in the NHL. So button collecting may be limited to one, or as reported volume written by the Southington (Conn.) author, Sally and 3 in gold for $225. ’The six cameos would cerUinly inspire an organizer during his 18 years of of a man in the mid-west, may be bought as “ several 5-gallon Luscombe, called “ The Collector’s Encyclopedia of But coaching in the minor leagues, has Kish was named coach of the some spirited bidding today. . . ■ Whalers after serving as coach of .cans full." tons, ” Bonanza Books, 1976. For a periodical, besides the one resigned as coach of the Hartford We will have a run-down on the forthcoming auction sale in the Springfield, Mass., Indians and Joe Cameron, the South Windsor auctioneer, is right nowy put out by the National Society, Mr. Cameron suggests the Whqlers. a later column. then the Binghamton, N.Y., busily cataloging a collection to be put up for public sale in “ Creative Button Bulletin” , from 26 Meadowbrook Lane, Kish, who took over as Whalers’ 1 Whalers. . March or April. It is in the estate of a well-known button Chalfront, Penna. 18914. rONICillT* bench boss seven months ago, will Meeting of the Manchester Philatelic Society at M ^ ’s be replaced by Larry Pleau, the His 1981-82 Binghamton team specialist of this area. THE SHOWIEST of all buttons came in decorated won the Southern Division cham Cameron estimates 300 to 400 “ trays.” This is the Community Hall, 587 E. Middle Turnpike from 6:30 to 9. This Whalers’ director of hockey opera ceramics from such places as Limoges, Meissen and Staf tions, until the end of the 1982-83 pionship of the American Hockey generally-accepted button-buff unit — a 9 by 12 inch card fordshire. They were made large enough to show country is the circuit book, natter, and trading o ,-..- League before losing the league with a convenient number of buttons attached, usually Elected at the annual meeting this month: Richard Steele, season, the club announced scenes, views of ships, a bird on a nest feeding her gaping Monday. playoff title in the Calder Cup final. protected by a transparent cover. president; Harry Maidment, veep; Richard Embser, recor- ■ youngsters, Cameron and toreador, stags, egrets and high- Pleau, who will be behind the Kish, a graduate of Providence To make sense out of the myriad of these things kicking ding sec y., Thomas Juliani, corresponding s m y., fashion rhillinery. bench for Thursday night’s game College, also had coaching stints in around, the National Button Society (2733 Juneau Place, Dickson, treasurer; members of executive board, Frank They have also tjeen made from bone, mother-of-pearl, at the Civic Center against the the Eastern, Southern and North CHARM IS BUTTON Akron, Ohio 44313), has compiled a category list of some 400 horn, wood, fur, leather, coconut shell, papier mache, ivory. • Reischerl and John Scarchuck. Quebec Nordiques, said a new American hockey leagues. 'M . . . from Civil War era points of button-character. full-time coach will be named Pleau will be taking over as following the season. Whalers coach for the second time. Kish succeeded Pleau as Whal A former assistant coach, Pleau, Yankee Traveler This dig's ers’ coach on June 2, posting a 35, was named interim Whalers' 12-32-5 record and 2- 15-1 in the coach on Feb. 20,1981, succeeding club’s last 18 games. LARRY KISH LARRY PLEAU Don Blackburn. The word interim ■under a The Whalers are in the cellar of . . . he’s out . . . he’s In was dropped on March 9 and he the Adams Division and tied for became the Whalers head coach. Coming weekend offers last place with the New Jersey and Larry that he resign as coach untrack itself and improve its On April 1, 1981, he succeeded Devils in the overall 21- team NHL of the team,” Pleau said in on-ice performance.” Jack Kelley as director of hockey m anhole standings. announcing the coaching change. Pleau, who suffers from a rare operations. Pleau continued to “ After much consideration and “ Naturally, both parties are disap blood disorder, hired Kish as coach coach throughout the 1981-82 sea By UPl-Science Digest discussion, both Larry and I pointed that things didn’t work out. under a two-year contract. Pleau, son. At the end of the season, Kish Vermont winter carnivals was named as Pleau’s replace mutually agree that it was in the “ The most important goals now, who was concerned about his An archaeological dig un ment on June 2. der a Brooklyn manhole? best interests of both the Whalers however, are for the team to health, turned to Kish, whom That’s right. ’The search is Editor’s Note: Another in a series of weekly features year’s first place trophy and prize money. Contest ■ written for UPI by the ALA Auto and Travel Club ants and spectators will get to warm their insides with on in the world’s first sub aimed at providing New Englanders with fuel- hot peasant soup and bratwurst while watching way tunnel. conserving. close-to-home leisure trips. ice-cuttmg demonstrations and the creation ot a Built in 1844 as part of a floating bridge. railway for hauling freight Bv Jon Zonderman Call (802) 276-3471 for information. to New York City from Super Bowl champions ALA Auto and Travel Club THE WEEKEND-LONG carnival in Bennington. Long Island, the half-mile Written for UPI Vt.. features snow sculpture, a torchlight parade, ski tunnel is still intact. UPI p hoto W ELLESLEY. Mass. — There_>ire four winter competition, snowmobile, innertube races and much Builders of the 21foot-wide, carnivals in Vermont the weekend of Jan. 28-30 and a more. There is a $1 charge for entrance in any 17-foot-high subway whole slew of other events throughout New England. competitive event. pioneered a construction Call (802) 442-5900 for information. to get $36,000 each man No time for dancing From one-day events to weeklong festivities, the ALA technique that has been In East Burke, Vt., this weekend is the finale of the Auto and Travel Club suggests the carnivals provide used ever since. Called Mark Gastineau, noted for his jumping around and arm waving fun for the entire family. Burke Mountain Carnival, which started Jan. 22. It Dolphins’ defense is not exactly “ cut and cover,” Science Redskins have lost just once in 12 profile. after making a sack, was a depressed figure during the closing features a birthday party for Edmund Burke, the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - To “ Not getting any repsect has flinching at the prospect of facing In Brookfield. Vt.. it's the annual Ice Harvest on Digest reports it involved games and enter Sunday’s mat Sunday. Dec. 30. from 11 a m. to 3 p.m. town’s namesake, as well as numerous skiing ‘ fittingly cap the season of The worked in our favor,” he says. Washington’s Joe Theismann, who moments of Sunday’s 14-0 AFC championship loss to the digging a trench down the chup in the Rose Bowl with seven The first contestant to saw a block free from the competitions. Strike, the N F L ’s two mosts vivid “ We’ve never had anything to led the NFC In passing. Dolphins in Miami. The New York Jet defensive end played his middle of Atlantic Avenue, examples of the work ethic meet straight victories. And with under lake’s more than 20 inches of ice will take home this Call (802) 626-3305 for information. lose.” “ They still don’t know our usual strong game but it wasn’t enough. building stone walls and an Sunday in Super Bowl X VII with dog status. names, but that’s OK,” says And in Poultnev. Vt.. this weekend kicks off the The Dolphins, 10-2, have been Washington ranked second to 10-day Snow Fest ’83, which includes snow sculp arched brick ceiling, and the winner earning $36,000 per Miami free safety Lyle Black established as 3-point favorites Miami in total yardage allowed, tures, a parade, a dance marathon, broom hockey covering it all with dirt player for three hours’ labor. wood. “ You don’t have to be behind their “ Killer Bee” defense but the Redskins actually yielded games, puppets, talent and art shows and a food fair. before resurfacing the Although both clubs claim they fewer points than Miami during famous to be AFC champions.” street. haven't received their due atten that blanked the New York JeU About Town Call (802 ) 287-5791 for information. 14-0 in-the conference champion the regular season and they shut IN NEW ENGLAND’S southland, the Providence The tunnel’s existence tion, the Washington Redskins and down the Dallas attack Saturday in Theismann’s style is similar to Miami Dolphins will be subjected ship game. Dolphins' staff once was a legend known that of Miami’s David Woodley, (R.I.) Civic Center is the place to be this weekend for “ We’re one of the best defenses a 31- 17 triumph in the NFC title the Rhode Island Boat Show, featuring sail and power only to railway huffs. But to a severe case of media swarm though the Washington veteran is in the N FL and it’s a shame we game. New York engineering stu for the rest of the week* considerably more consistent. Homestead closed boats ranging from eight to 40 feet. haven’t gotten the credit we’re The victory was a typical one for The show begins Wednesday evening, Jan, 26, and The AFC champion' Dolphins Both use their mobility and knack dent Robert Diamond due,” says linebacker A.J. Duhe, the Redskins, who saw John The Cheney Homestead on Hartford Road, owned by runs through the weekend. A gala champagne pored over old newspapers have been through three previous Riggins bull for 140 yards, special for throwing on the run to compen the Manchester Historical Society, will be closed for Super Bowls with Coach Don who intercepted three Richard sate for their ordinary arms. preview will be held opening night. It runs Friday and finally found construc Todd passes, returning one for a 35- teams set up two touchdowns and hard at work renovation until further notice. Society members es from noon to 10 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and tion plans in a government Shula, winning two and losing one, the defense apply the clincher with Neither of the two starting but the Redskins are making their yard score. “ Maybe we’ll be timate the repairs will take six to eight weeks. Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. office. These led him to the consecutive fourth-quarter quarterbacks for Super Bowl VII first appearance in the league’s noticed after we win the Super — Washington’s Billy Kilmer and Call (401) 331-6700 for information. manhole. His crew is still interceptions. M IAM I (U PI) — There was no they’ve got to make last-minute showcase game in a decade. Bowl.” Miami’s Bob Griese — had cannon On Friday night. Jan. 28, the Aldrich Museum of searching , the tunnel for “ We did what we had to do to time for the Miami Dolphins reservations and not knowing The Redskins and Dolphins both The Redskins like to link (hem- arms, either. First aid class set Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Conn., will sponsor a buried iemains of 25 win,” says center Jeff Bostic, who coaching staff to savor the AFC about motels. It’s such a tough arrived in California Monday selves to the Rodney Dangerfield “It’s deja vu,” says Miami concert by The Kammer Woodwind Quintet. Tickets workers,Jvictims of a cave- helped cave in the Cowboys^ title win over the New York Jets thing on them.” night, with each club experiencing “ No Respect” image too. guard Bob Kuechenberg, one of Manchester Red Cross will sponsor a training are $3 for museum members; $5 for non-members. interior defensive line on Riggins' because they had to begin imme It’s been nine years since the in, whdse bodies were flight delays. “ Other people can make deci two Miami players remaining program in stahdard first aid and personal safety on Call (203) 438-4519 for information. thrusts up the middle. “ I don’t diate preparations for Sunday’s Dolphins have been to a Super never dug out. The NFC champions, with sions on how good we are,” says from that encounter with the Mondays starting Jan. 31 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Red Sunday afternoon, Jan. 30, from 2 to 4 p.m., think anything will be a surprise to Super Bowl meeting with Bowl and Shula said it is just as 'George Allen at the helm, lost to Gibbs. ” I’d be kidding if I said we Redskins. “ We ju.st had the 10- Cross officeds. 20 Hprtfurd Road. Jonathan Kremer will give a demonstration of Also trom Science us — we’ve been in all kinds of Washington. sweet now as it was then. Herald photo bv Pinto Miami 14-7 in Super Bowl VII as the didn’t feel slighted so far.” year reunion with that team and Subjects covered in this course will include shock, “ fraktur” lettering, old German-style and orna Digest: games.” Coach Don Shula said, however, ” It’s just a great sense of Dolphins completed the only per Guard Russ Grimm, one of the now we got a reunion wih the poisioning. burns, respiratory emergencies and mented alphabets, at the Museum of Our National —There seems to be no After unnerving two of the there aren’t any complaints. accomplishment, knowing that fect season in N FL history. This Redskins’ self-named “ Hogs” on Redskins. It's uncanny when you artificial respiratioon, choking, heat stroke, frost bite Heritage, Lexington, Mass. rational timetable for league’s best quarterbacks in San this is an entirely different cast,” season, with Joe Gibbs a consensus the offensive line, isn’t about to “ We can handle it,” he grinned. and bandaging. The course is open to anyone over age Also, on Sunday, the 18-minute film, “ Those Who Diego’s Dan Fonts and Todd, the think about it.” Shula told a poolside press he said. "That sthemost meaning Give gun safety a shot scientific progress. choice as Coach of the Year, the complain about his club’s low 14. Believed.” about the Harmony Society, will be shown Although it took less than a conference at the Dolphins’ train ful thing to me — that this team has Preregistration is required and the cost is $12 per at 3 p.m. The Harmony Society is one of the utopian Christine Werzyn and her brother Matthew are going to take decade of space travel to ing camp Monday that, for the first been completely rebuilt. person. To register call 643-5111 for enrollment communities of the 18th and 19th centuries, depicted the gun safety course offered by the Manchester Jaycees 1 put a man on the moon, time in his 20 years as an NFL "F or the coaches and the players applications. in the museum’s exhibit, “ Utopias in the Promised 19th and 20th century coach, he came in the night of a who haven’t been there before, I Land," which runs through Dec. 31. p.m. Jan. 29 at Garden Grove Recreation Centner. The course Bruins continue streak engineers needed 22 years game to start studying films of his just feel great for them, the guys Call (617) 861-6559 for information . is open to the public. to design the zipper. Bowling next opponent. that haven’t been there that have Classes for siblings —A bolt of lightning is “ We came in last night at 7 read and heard about it and looked not a continuous flash. Peeters misses shutout o’clock and started our prepara at our ’72 and ’73 highlight films. A class to prepare children for the arrival of a baby tions for the Redskins and also got Now they ’ re going to have a chance in their family is scheduled for Feb. 3 at Manchester Each time it redirects its 9 jagged route to the ground, a chance to look at our film,” Shula to experience it.” Memorial Hospital at 6 p.m. said the morning after the Dol Births it must pause for The session will be in the conference rooms and is phins won the AFC championship Shula said he had a great deal of 50millionths of a second. ll..S.MI\ED- John Kozicki 205- respect for the Redskins going into sponsored by FOCIS (the Family Oriented Childbirth but stops Rangers, 3-1 game, 14-0, over the Jets, —’The average U.S. resi 228-200-630, Ernie Whipple 201-559, Information Society) and there is no charge. To - ” lt’s going to be a long day thd‘ renewal of the Dolphins’ 14-7 grandparents are Laurence Street. Her great grand Bear Swamp Hoad, An Greg Morris 200-583, Dave Fenn 209, register call Anne Haveles, 646-2284. Kelly, Sean Philip, son Mrs. Andrew Perleone of dent will consume more today, but a very enjoyable day,” victory over Washington in Super and Frances Green of West mother is F r^ a Wagner. dover, was born Jan. 5 at period score to give Boston a 3-0 Fred Kozicki 565, Suzanne Feltman of Kevin Barry and Robie 189 Irving St., Manchester. than 50 tons of food during By Dave Raffo games. he said. "Last night, working was Bowl VII 10 years ago that capped Suffield. His paternal Braudel, Kori Deana, Manchester Memorial lead, is one of them. Huestis Kelly of 626 Her paternal grandparents his or her lifetime. Peeters’ numbers are even more 179-513, Sue Hale 183-490, Linda Bur very enjoyable. 1 think it’s the first Miami’s perfect 17-0 season. ’ UPI Sports Writer “ The confidence this team has Show attracts crowd Wetherell St., was- born grandparents are Joseph daughter of Dean L. and Hospital. Her maternal are Mr. and Mrs. Norman —Symptoms of aging can impressive than the Bruins’. He ton 202, Marge DeLisle 178-493, time we’ve done it, in my coaching ” I thinnk that the Redskins, because of Pete Peeters is fan starting about halfway through Dec. 31 at Manchester and Barbara Morrissey of Virginia Dowty Beaudet of grandparents are Mr. and Roy of 31 Finley St., appear early. By the time Boston Bruins goaltender Pete leads the league in shutouts (7), vic Diane Brennan 184-208-552, Ruth Ur career, going back the same night Wheaton, III. tastic,” said Fergus, who has seven last year, and everything that Moreijthan lo.onn people visited the 1982 Product Memorial Hospital. His East Windsor, was bora Mrs. Ronald Delisle of Manchester. we’re 20, we may already Peeters says he’s been so good tories (27), goals-against (2.15 ban 197, Shelia Price 217-176-550, of a game and going back to work Show sponsored in November by the Greater maternal grandmother is Audelle, Joseph Malen, Jan. 7 at Manchester South Windsor. She has display an age-related drop because of “ the guys” in front of before Monday) and his 25^game un goals in his last seven games and 22 Jenny Fenn 177-454, Doreen La they’ve done this year ... their Manchester and South Windsor chambers of com Margaret Huestis of Rocky son of J. Frederick and Memorial Hospital. Her three sisters, Kimberly 6, in intellectual ability. him. beaten streak (20-0-5) goes back to on the season. “ He’s playing so well, Chapelle 179-450, Helen Moselsky Shula indicated he would favor record has been the best in merce. The $18,000 income produced by the show will Hill. His paternal grand Louise Malentacchi maternal grandparents are Stacey 4, and Katie 2. The guys in front say they’ve been Nov. 11. Peeters is seven games shy he’s making everybody else play 179-483, Cindy Hurley 472, Terry going back to the two- week break football,” Shula said. go to further the,programs of the two chambers. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Audette of 15 Winter St., Mr. and Mrs. William E. Herdie, Julie Marie, so good because of Peeters. of the team and league record for well.” Priskwaldo 483, Dale Pecker 462, between the conference champion "Y ou ’ve got to take your hat off The chambers will also make donations to Philip Kelly of Silver was born Dec. 28 at Dowty of Tolland. Her daughter of John D. and While the debate rages, Boston is longest unbeaten streak by a Mike Milbury, one of the Bruins Linda Battoe 469. ships and the Super Bowl, because to the job that Gibbs and his staff community groups which contributed rna’npower. Springs, Fla. He has a Manchester Memorial paternal grandmother is Carol Weber Herdie of 595 tearing up the NHL. goaltender set in 1971-72 by current defenseman responsible for holding so many people have trouble have done up there, bringing that unit together and giving them the These groups include Adventure Challenge School brother Patrick Rex, T9 Hospital. His maternal Mrs. Lionel Beaudet of 52 Merrow Road, Coventry, Independent The Bruins toppled the Rangers 3- Boston Ck>ach Gerry Cheevers. New York to two first-period shots making travel arrangements so organization that they now have,” Inc., South Wind.sor Police Explorers, South Windsor months. grandparents are Anthony Bolton St., She has a sister, was born Jan. 4 at 1 Monday night in New York to ex “ I ’m nothing without the guys in (Boston had 17), agrees with quickly. Insurance R adioi he said. "Just watching briefly the Fire Explorers and Manchester Post 400 Civil Hurl, Alan ErneHl, son and Florence Malentacchi. Kara Dee, 2'A. Manchester Memorial tend their winning streak to eight front,” said Peeters, who narrowly Fergus. Milbury praised the Bruins’ "This is a prime example of how Defen.se. Lit films of the Dallas game, the of Avon. His paternal Collel, Jeffrey Palrick, Hospital. Her maternal Center, Inc. games and their unbeaten streak to missed his eighth shutout Monday management for acquiring Peeters tough it is,” he said. “ You know, of Alan Dale and Trudy physical aspect of their play was grandparents are Joseph son of Patrick and Judith grandparents are Glen and 10 (9-0-1). Boston’s 32-10-7 record is when Ranger winger Vaclav from Philadelphia over the we can handle it, because we’re Belliveau Hart of 67 E. very evident. ” , and Doris Audette of 42 Della Fera Collet of 6 Penn Teresa Weber of Camden, summer. grooved to handle it and we’ll be Middle Turnpike, was bom the best in the league. Nedomansky scored on a power play ■__m Dolphin fullback Andra Franklin Grange card par t ------Lancaster Road. He has a Road, was bora Jan. 5 at Ohio. Her paternal grand “ This is the best defense we’ve out there and ready to go. But you Dec. 30 at Manchester The Rangers’ longest winless with 3:27 remaining. came out of Sunday’s game with a \ sister, Corry Elizabeth, 2 Manchester Memorial parents are James and ever had and Peeters i's a rOMGIIT think about the problems, the Manchester Grange plan.s a card party Wednesday Memorial Hospital._His streak of the season reached seven Several teammates disagree. Tom head injury dominating goaltender,” Milbury 7:.TO • lla»kelball: UHarlforH vs. logistic problems of the fans... at 8 p.m. at 205 Olcott St. maternal grandparents years and 10 months. Hospital. His maternal Anne Herdie of 83 Olcott games (0-5-2) and New York has Fergus, whose two second-period St. She has a brother, Scott RefreshrfTents will be served, are Paul and Gertrude Chartier, Jennie Lee, grandparents are Louis scored just five goals In Its last five goals followed Peter McNab’s first- said. AlC, WINF BelHveau of 67 E. Middle daughter of James and and Irma DellaFera of 252 Lucas, 3. 8 - Baakelball: Pillsburgh vs. Turnpike. His paternal Tracy. Wagner,.flhartiar oL. Green Road. His paternal Koy, Stephanie Anne, ItusKin College, I'SA grandmo'ther is Pauline Vernon, was bora Nov. 19 'grandparents are Bernard daughter of Ronald M. and <) . NBA: Roekels vs. Nets, Miami seen much llling parents meet Hod DoHn, CIC Hart of Vermont. at Manchester Memorial and fla n g e Collet of 114 Diane Perleone Roy of Jon Norri^ CSCU Channel 9 Illing Parent Council will meet Wednesday at7 p.m. MorrlHsey, Daniel W. Middle Turnpike. Tolland, was born Nov. 29 <> . Baskelhall: Georgia vs. in the school’s media center. .Hospital. Her maternal Delisle, Sarah Jean, at Rockville General Bill Walsh to remain I'lorida, ESI’ N Pairirk, son of Michael P. Speaker will be David Schroeder, a Vernon grandparents are ’Theodore and Cynthia Green and Jacqueline Wagner of daughter of Robert and Hospital. Her maternal 10 • Baskelhall! Texas A&M vs. like Washington psychologist. His topic: ’ ’The Tribulations of Morrissey of 135 Benton 22 Strant St., Manchester. Linda Milter Delisle of grandparents are Mr. and you*re Texas Christian, l!SA Adolescence.” , St., was born Dec. 29 at Her paternal grandparents Schroeder is a career education consultant who has WASHINGTON (U PI) - Wa- , mann said. "You can’t be impa Manchester Memorial are Raymond and Evelyn developed a study skills program at Illing. notmadeof BASKETBALL shington Redskins’ linebacker tient against Miami. They won’t let Hospital. His maternal Chartier of Homestead dt least next season Coach Larry Peccaliello said the ' big plays beat them. You need to DEANERY Redskins wili face a look-alike execute and and not get flustered. IT’S INCOME TAX TIME chise decimated through trades We had a football coach who was . SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -,Bil. Action in the Deanery Basket opponent in the Miami Dolphins in “ What you do is worry about We can organize your and other questionable player seriously Interested in the 49ers. ball League last Saturday at East Achieves high honors Earth; qullfof chunks Walsh had a replacement for the Super Bowl. yourself, and do what you do best t n & n c y i development to a great regular We were ready to take it to the next Catholic saw St. James lop Our and make them stop you,” Theis Michael Savidakis. son of Mr. and Mrs. John records for accouhtant himself as coach of the San “1 think there a lot of similari T h A ft A r iA W « fNrt n n a is lAJitK season and the World step. At that point the ownership Savidakis of 129 Bryan Drive, has achieved high Those days, no one is. With prices Francisco 49ers all lined up but Lady of Peace, 3931, St. Bridget ties,” ’ Peccatiello said Monday mann said. analysis. rising as fast as they are now. it Championship. honors for the fall semester at Wentworth Institute of after a series of conversations with became Involved.” trim St. Rose, 423-28, and Assump before the Redskins left for Cali “ The continent is much geological rock formations makes good sense to save money “ Last season (1982, when the DeBartolo was supposed to come Technology in Boston. club owner Eddie DeBartolo he tion whip St. Chris, 52-11. fornia. “ The most obvious similar Miami and Washington field less stable than we anywhere you can. So look to your 49ers slipped to 3-6 and failed to to San Francisco Monday for an He is a junior at Wentworth majoring in civil known as batholiths. It has decided to keep the job — at least Andy Klopper had 10 points and ity is they’ protect the football. strong offensive, defensive and YOUR BUSINESS OFFICE insurance lor possible savings make the NFC playoffs) was just' expected announcement of a suc engineering. He is employed by Development thought,” says Western long been believed that all for anotber season. John Marchei 8 for St. James while “ They try not to give it up, and special squads. 164 R. Center Ot one for the history books. With Bill cessor to Walsh, but he spent the Consultants Inc. of Hartford for his co-op work term. Washington University of these enormous collec Call us tor a quote on Great American 'Monday, DeBartolo, in a pre Jeff Calegari had a dozen points for their turnover ratio is low just like “ You have to take all three parts Menoheeter, C t returning to the sidelines, we will weekend on the phone with Walsh OLP. Mike Downes had 20 points to geologist Myrl Beck, “ The tions of rock form deep auto or homeowners insurance. It pared statement, announced ours,” he said. "Like we do they go of your team, offense, defense and entire western edge of the within the Earth and latef you’re not made of money, a Great Walsh would be returning as coach continue to have the formula we’ve from his home in Youngstown, pace St. Rose while Callahan had special teams in consideration,” Goneral Bookkeeping &T]rpinf Services developed for championship foot into a game with the desire to do a United States and Canada force their way toward the American auto or homeowners ' in -1983, saying he didn’t hold him Ohio, and apparently talked him 12 points, Tomkuhas 8 and MacDo Peccatiello said, ” We both have Russian trip planned policy is made for you. few things very well without may be a sort of quilt of surface, helping to build for your responsible for the 49ers’ poor ball. We’ll be back.” into staying on. nald 9 for St. Bridget (no first three strong units. We both rely on Any Manchester resident interested in going on a « W A M a n w Walsh, who wanted to step down making any turnovers. ” floating chunks of the mountains. Dotting the C O W *A i«l showing in 1982 after t2y won the names available). Ed Quick the special teams to be solid and to Friendship Force flight to Russia in May is invited to Smali Business and Personal Needs as coach in order to concentrate on Both teams have sharp defenses planet’s crust.” From western edge of North Super Bowl the year before. ” We had a tentative understand netted 16 points and Joe Reilly 14 to make the big plays.” attend a meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Guild being the team’s general manager, that try to confuse their opponents Mexico no less! 'America is a batholithic “ What he has done for our club ing with a replacement (as coach), pace Assumption. Joe Maglicic "And both defen.'cs are geared room of First Church of Christ Congregational. 12 S. S47-07S0 646-6050 said he decided to remain field and Sean Kenney also played well. and force eVrors. belt that scientists have cannot be put into words,” DeBar but it was understood it might go “ Mistakes will kill you, ” Wa to make it tough to score.” Main St., West Hartford. Beck’s- hypothesis is Marge Lappen Carolyn WMson tolo said. "In just three years he leader because “ I think it is either way,” Walsh said. “ We had Bud Aiello and Scott Lima played Peccatiello said. drawn from a study he con commonly concluded was SSO HaiMard Rd. Mandwttor b.-isically a matter of continuity. shington quarteijback Joe Theis Several missions are planned to the Soviet Union in t^' k , us from a floundering fran- three or four conversations well for St. Chris. March, April and May of this year. ducted of massive formed this way. V 16 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Jan. 25. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Jan. 25, 1983- 17 Cougars rout Eastern foe Scoreboard
Pulling away in the second half, MCC's next 10 points to push the Manchester Comnnunity College lead to qo-50 with 3; 50 remaining. reshuffled upended Easte.rn Connecticut The Cougars coasted home from State College jayvees, 80-63, in the foul line, hitting 14 free throws NEW YORK (UPI) - Nevada- ina for the Atlantic Coast Confer 184-513, Barbara Seifert 185-502, collegiate basketball action Mon in the ciosing minutes. Las Vegas, the nation’s only major ence iead, moved up two piaces to day night at Cheney Tech. Jim Florence had 19 points and imbeaten college basketball team, Fran Misseri 177-202-523, Nancy 18 rebounds to support Emerson No. 4 after running its record to Swimming Smith 193-489, Jan Sturgis 183-186- The win iifts the Cougars to 7-3 continues to inch its way up the Top 15-2 during the week with three Basketball for the season while the loss drops with Leonard and Reiser also in 20 ladder. Hockey 502, Donna Mieezkowski 184-177-520, twin figures with 13 and 11 markers victories. Betry Maiorca 180, Terry Eastern to 2-5. MCC’s next outing After going unnoticed through Memphis State, 14-1, slipped two is Wednesday night against Matta- respectively. the first week of ratings, Nevada- Priskwaldo 194-505, Pat Thibodeau Roger Borsari netted 8 points to notches to fifth despite whining its tuck Community College in Water- Las Vegas crept into the Top 20 at only two games during the week 186-514, Ruth Woodbury 184-500, Lou buryat8:30. pace Eastern. No. 19 in mid- December. In recent and St. John’s moved up one place Toutain 176-176-518, Lee Bean 459, With John Reiser, Doug Leonard Manchester (80)- Carbray 0-2- weeks, Nevada-Las Vegas moved Nancy Anselmo 181-459, Lorna and Pat Silver in first-half foul 2, Fiorence 5-^19, Reiser 5-1-11, to No. 6 after beating two Big East NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC, Salvatore 191-490, C laudette up steadily and on Monday, the Conference foes to raise its record NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE By United Press International trouble, ‘MCC couldn't pull away Collins 0-3-3, Leonard 5-3-13, Emer Ruiinin’ Rebels improved one to 16-1. Manchester Rec ’ Swim Tean. By United Press International Eastern Conference Mertens 202-464, Gayla Butcher 451, son 9-6-24, Silver 1-0-2, Garen 2-2-6, Wales Conference Atlantic Division and had to settle for a 30-24 position to No. 8 following balioting took a 307-303 verdict from the W L Pet, GB Nancy Washburn 184-500, Martie halftime lead. Steve Emerson, Facey 0-0-0. Totals 27-26-80. Louisville, 15-2, moved up one Patrick Division Herald photo by Tarquinlo by UPI’s Board of Coaches. spot to No. 7 followed by Nevada- Windsor Locks Water Jets last W L T Pts OF GA Philadelphia 34 6 .850 - Barilla 177-461, Karen Hershberger who had 24 points, sparked the Eastern (63)- Borsari 3-2-8, With Pacific Coast Athletic Las ''egas and No. 9 Houston, 15-2, Saturday at the Manchester High Philadelphia M 13 6 68 206 144 Boston 31 10 .756 180, Donna Miller 462, Jessie Cougars to a 45-34 edge with 11 McAdams 2-3-7, Shapack 3-0-6, NY Islanders 25 17 8 66 182 145 New Jersev 27 15 .643 8 Association triumphs over Long which jumped three places follow pool. The Manchester seniors took Washington 22 16 11 55* 188 175 Washington 18 23 .439 16<^ Williams 183-465, Marcella Bonin Close encounters of the mat kind minutes left. Riiey 3-1-7, Dehnel 3-1-7, Berube a 133-106 decision while the juniors NY Rangers 22 21 6 50 186 175 New York 15 26 ,366 474, Karen Barnowski 465. Beach State and JFullerton State ing victories over Texas Tech and Central Division Eastern came back and trailed 0-2-2, Chardler 1-0-2, Maiming fell, 197-174. Pittsburgh 12 29 7 31 150 228 1 ----- last week, Nevada-Las Vegas previously unbeaten Arkansas. New Jersey 10 29 11 31 137 203 Milwaukee 29 14 .674 — by a single hoop, 50-48, with 7:50 0-0-0, Stodimac 0-0-0. Totals Triple winners for the Manches Detroit 22 21 .512 7 Morgan High's Howie Ciapp (right) is temporarily 134-pound bout last Saturday at Cheney. Clapp received 323 points from the 40 Louisville and Nevada-Las Veg^s Adams Division SYMPHONIES - Marty Grant left before Leonard, reentering 22-19-63. participating members of the each received one first place vote. ter squad were Meredith Benson, Boston 32 10 7 71 192 129 Atlanta 20 21 .488 8 131-353, Marti Sarles 138-366. under the controi of Cheney Tech’s Ron Wilson in their eventually won by a pin in 70 seconds. " with four fouls, hit for eight of Leigh Kurland, Ben East, Rauls Montreal 26 13 9 61 226 170 Chicago 14 27 .341 14 42-coach UPI Board. Kentucky, 13-3, climbed three Buffalo 23 16 9 55 183 155 Indiana 13 27 .325 14*^ While the Runnin’ Rebels hope to places to No. 10 after posting Ramans, Cathy Topping, Angela Quebec 22 20 6 50 203 199 Cleveland 7 M .175 20*/2 SYMPHONIES — Phillis Ebreo and Brendon Gorman. Hartford 12 32 5 29 160 239 Western Conference continue their run to the top, UCLA victories over Southeastern Con Campbell Conference Midwest Division Stockton 147-143-401, Angie Ortilani solidified its No. 1 rating with 22 ference rivals Florida and Next action will be a ’B’ meet Norris Division , . W L Pet. GB 125, Audrey Cody 128, Dorothy first-place votes and 570 points. Vanderbilt. Saturday against Glastonbury at W L T Pts GF GA San Antonio 26 18 .501 — Mathes 145, Carol Lewie 350, Sue Glastonbury High at 1:30. Chicago 30 12 7 67 214 168 Kan.sas City 23 17 .575 1 The Bruins, 13-1, posted Pacific-10 Heading the second ip was Minnesota 25 14 9 50 204 177 Denver 20 24 .455 6 Balesano 344. Super hype cut one week Dallas 18 22 .450 6 Ruland changed act Conference victories last week St . Louis 15 27 8 38 176 198 Arkansas, 14-1, which slumped six over California and Stanford. places after its loss to the Cougars, Detroit 11 26 12 34 149 206 Utah 18 26 409 8 Results: Toronto 11 26 9 31 170 207 Houston 6 35 .146 IB'z UCLA, which reached No. 1 for Villanova, 12-2, moved up two 8 and under girls— 25 free: 1. Leigh Smylhe Division Pacific Division Thank goodness, the 1982 National Football the first time in nearly four years Kurland 16.57, 2. Meredith Benson Edmonton 28 14 9 65 276 203 liOS Angeles 31 8 .796 — Schoolboy standings notches to No. 12 and the Wildcats 17.72; 25 bock: 1. Benson 19.98; 25flv;1. Phoenix 27 16 .628 6 League players’ strike had one good point...it last week, gained six additional were followed by Missouri, 14-3, Winnipeg 20 23 5 45 188 200 shortened the span between the last playoff game Kurland 19.57; 25 breast: 2. Kurland Calgary 19 24 7 45 200 213 1‘orlland 26 16 .619 6*/* and team’s fortunes first-place votes from a week ago which dropped two places follow 23.36, 3. Benson 25.60. Vancouver 16 22 10 42 174 187 Seattle 24 18 .571 8>a and Super Bowl Sunday to one week instead of the to outdistance No. 2 Indiana, 14-1, ing a 60-59 overtime loss to 8 and under boys— 100 medlev relay: Ix)S Angeles 16 24 7 39 166 205 Golden Stale 18 25 .419 15 CCIL O'all usual two. 1. Sean Anderson, Sergio Squatrlto, (Tfip tour in each divit inn qualify for San Diego 12 31 ,279 21 which totaled. 15 first-place votes Marquette on Sunday. Andreis Upenelks, Craig Hart 1:29.97, Monday's Results w. 1. w. 1. Two weeks of ballyhoo from the rival two con Herald Angle Stanli'v (!up plavolfs i -d xJi left that lifted the Bullets to a 91-89 Another boost for the Bullets was and 559 points. Illinjois State, 13-1, continued to 25 free: 2. Upenelks 18.30; 25 back: 1. Mondav's Results Detroit 112. Atlanta 108 Simsbury 8 1 10 1 testing team camps amounted, for the most part, to By United Press International Anderson 21.36; 25 tlv: 2. Squatrlto Boston 3. N Y Rangers 1 Washington 93. Boston 91 Windham 8 2 8 2 lead. Boston’s Robert Parish hit Monday night’s signing of former, Taking over undisputed posses move upwards, advancing three 23.20.3. Kevin Holmes 32.55 ; 25 breast: Tuesday's Games trivia. Earl Yost, Sports Editor Toronto 8. Pittsburgh 2 7 4 When Jeff Ruland changed his two foul shots with 11 seconds left Chicago guard Rickey Sobers. sion of third place was North places to No. 14 after a 54-^53 1. Upenelks 24.79,2. Sauatrlto 28.83; 100 Tuesday’s Games (All Times EST) Penney . 7 2 It will be interesting to see if Miami’s defense, act in the second half, he imme to tie the score before Mahorn was Sobers, with a 14 point-per-game Carolina, which was tied for that triumph over rugged Wi'cK.rta - free relay: 1. Anderson, Holmes, David ' AM Times EST' Cleveland at New York. 7 30 p.m. Hall 6 2 8 2 which came out as the best in the NFL during the diately changed his team’s spot with Memphis State last week. State. Georgetown, 13-4, advanced- iMhrvach, Upenelks 1:20.87. Winniiieg at Quebec. 7 35 p m Dallas at Indiana. 8:35 p.m Conard 5 3 5 4 fouled on an inbounds play. career average, was signed as a ^10 girls— 50 free: 2. Ellse Callahan New .lersev at Philadelphia. 7 :t5 p m. Phoenix at Atlanta. 7;3& p.m. regular season, can shut down the running of John Philadelphia at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. fortunes. "Sometimes when I’m standing free agent and the Bullets gave up North Carolina, 14-3, got one one place to No. 15 while Iowa, 12-3, 37.10; 100 IM 2. Kathy Zeldler 1:36.70; Vancouver at Didroil. 7:3.' p.m Manchester 3 5 4 6 Riggins and the passing of Joe Theismann of 100f>efr;-2. Callahan 1:26.46; 50back: 3. . Minm’sota at St Louis. 9 (fi pjn New Jersey at Houston. 9:05 p.m The 6-foot-ll, 240-pounder was at on the foul line. I’ll be wondering if second-round draft choices in 1983 first-place vote and 483 points. tumbled six places to No. 16 after San Antonio at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Fermi 3 5 3 7 Washington in Sunday’s big game at Pasadena. Laura Sines 46.01; 50 fly: 2. Karen Calgary at Los Angeles. 10 ;I5 p m his intimidating best in the second il'll make the shot or not,” said and 1988to/the Bulls. Virginia, battling North Carol splitting a pair of Big Ten games. Harford 49.29 ; 50 breast: 1. Sines 44.81, Wednesday s Games Kansas City at Denver. 9:35 p.m. E. Hartford 2 8 3 8 Kickoff is listed at 6 o’clock, est. major league baseball set an all-time attendance half Monday night, helping the Mahorn, who shoots only 52 per Larry BiM led the Celtics with 22 3. Kaylev M arsh 55.13. Montreal at Bulialo Milwaukee at San Diego. 10:30 p.m. Enfield 1 7 1 8 9-10 boys— 50free; I.E rIk Hart 30.10, W ashington at Piltshiirgh Ixis Angeles at Portland. 10:30 p.m. Not only did the Dolphins’ defense shut down the mark. When the pro football players launched their Washington Bullets snap a nine- cent from the line. “But this time, I and Kevin McHa.Ie had 16. Spencer ~ Wednesday’s Games Wethersfield 0 8 0 10 Jets’ running game, especially Freeman McNeil, 3. Ben East 34.23; 100 IM : 1. Rauls Toronto at Edmonton walkout after two games were played last fall, John game losing streak with a 93-91 went in with a whole lot of Haywood paced the Bullets with 19 College basketball Ram ans 1:27,35; 100 tree: 2. East VancoiiviT at Chicago Washington at Boston but it made New York quarterback Richard Todd Fan threatened to boycott the games, and triumph over the Boston Celtics. points and Greg Ballard added 18. 1:17.82, 3. Ramans 1:18.59; 50 back: 2. Phoenix at I’hiladelphia IICC O’all confidence. I knew I'd make those Ram ans 40.70,3. East 41.39; 50 fly: 2. Ed ('hicago at Cleveland w. 1. w. 1. look like a novice with five interceptions. thousands did, but. when it came time for the “He got a license to kill some shots.” In the only other game, Detroit Fitzgerald 40.73 ; 50 breast: 1. Hart AmericaaHockey League Seattle at Detroit Miami Coach Don Shula has been around for playoffs, the turnstiles hummed a merry tune. Both time between the start of the Scott Wedman attempted a 3- topped Atlanta 112-108. 39.94 ; 200 free relay: 1. East, Fitzge Bv United Press International Dallas at Kansas City South Cath. 5 0 10 1 rald, Chorches, Hart 2:11.54. Northern Milwaukee at l/)s Angeles Aquinas 3 2 6 3 years, two decades to be exact, and he’s been there second half and the end of the third Big East showdown \S L T ’ 1Pis. GF GA games last Sunday were sellouts and the capacity is point shot for the Celtics with four At Atlanta, Kelly Tripucka, who 11-12 girls— 200 medley relay: 1. Krudoriclon 26 12 6 58 200 142 East Cath, 1 2 5 5 before - to the Super Bowl and to many he’s con expected to be reached for the Super Bowl. quarter,”' said Boston coach Bill seconds left, but the ball hit the rim finished with 31 points, and Isiah Madeline Bourcler, Janet Malley, DETROIT (112) Novii Scotia 24 19 5 53 229 192 Xavier 1 2 5 5 sidered the smartest coach in the NFL. Fitch of Ruland’s eight-point, and bounced away. Thomas scored four points apiece Kathleen Fitzgerald, Jennifer Holmes Maine 23 21 5 51 198 193 Benson 7-13 M 15. Tripucka 14-22 3-4 seven-rebound third period. “He 2:20.92; 50 free: 2. Holmes 33.11, 3. Adirondack 21 4 46 196 206 31. U im b ecr 5-13 4-6 14. Ixing 2-6 0-0 4. St. Paul 2 3 6 4 On the other side of the ledger coming up, Joe Bullets coach Gene Shue ex down the stretch to pace Detroit. Katherine Benson 34.77; 100 IM: 2. 24 Notes off the cuff used it ... aggressively.” gained by St. John's Moncton 17 :25 4 38 158 Thomas 7-12 6-8 21. NWCatholic 0 3 1 10 Gibbs is a comparative unknown as leader ofthe pected the best when Ruland, who Atlanta led 106-104 with 2:01 left Bourcler 1:25.31, 3. Grace Phillips Sherbrooke 13 27 4 30 163 m Tvler 2-7 1-2 5. Pierce 0-2 0-0 0. Jones 4-b Redskins. He must have a.lot on the ball to get his Registered runners, who finished the Five Mile Although the Celtics still led on a basket by Tree Rollins, but 1:25.81; 100 free: 1. Malley 1:03.78 ; 50 Southern 0-0 8. Hussell 0-2 0-0 0 Totals 46-93 19-32 finished with 16 points and 14 back; 3. Bourcler 39.95 ; 50 fly; 2. 112 coc O’all team this far He didn’t do it with mirrors. Road Race last November, have received in the 75-72 entering the fourth quarter, rebounds, and Mahorn went to the baskets by Thomas and Tripucka By Fred Lief Razorbacks regrouped after their Roche.'^ter 28 14 5 61 .229 190 Malley 32.85; 50 breast: 2. Fitzgerald Hershev 25 19 1 51 178 167 ATLANTA (108) w. 1. w. 1. mail their place and time from the Road Race Com they scored just 16 points in the 38.42. Houndfield 4-9 2-3 10. Wilkins 13-24 4-7 Most members of his cast are also not household line. put the Pistons ahead 108-106 with U PI Sports Writer weekend blowout by Houston. Haven . 22 20 4 48 182 178 B. Academy 7 0 9 0 names, except for Riggins and Theismann. mittee which consisted of Dick MacKenzie, Eamon final 12 minutes as Rick Mahorn hit ”It was just going to happen,’’ he 1:10 left. Thomas added two free 11-12 boys— 50 free: 2. J.J. Gorman Baltiniore 21 22 5 47 212 225 30. Rollins 3-5 24 8. E Johnson 6-21 7-9 29.49.3. Chris Chappell 32.85; 100 IM : 2. 19. Sparrow 5-7 6-6 16, Macklin 2-3 1-2 5. Rocky Hill 6 1 8 1 But don’t see the Redskins short, add oneangle Flanagan and Dave Prindiville. ...Two more sports two free throws with seven seconds said. "Both Rick and Jeff had been throws with eight seconds left and, Si ( ’i|lliarins 21 25 4 46 206 222 Eglis Ram ans 1:15.17,3. David Bylclew Bin|>hainton 19 22 4 42 180 193 Davis 3-7 44 10. Hawes 3-9 0-0 6, Glenn Portland 5 2 6 3 Both coaches admitted their teams are peaking. figures on the local scene died last weekend, left to end the Bullets’ longest struggling at the foul line and it after a basket by Atlanta’s .Rory By now the main characters in 1:23.74; 100 free: 2. Gormon 1:04.80, 3. Springfield 17 27 3 37 163 201 2-3 0-0 4, Totals 41-88 26-35 108 Jeff Holmes 1:17.78; 50 back: 1. David Detroit 32 32 16 32-112 E. Hampton 5 2 7 2 It couid be a great game, or as in recent years, it Dominick “Nick” Cataldo and Walt Suchy. The losing streak in 11 years. really made me happy to see them Sparrow with four seconds to go, the cast are set: David Russell, the Monday 1s Result Campbell 34.18, 3. Chappell 41.06; 50 Nova Scotia 7. frherbrooke 4 Atlanta 30 29 27 22-KB Cromwell 3 4 3 5 former was connected with the Little League Washington trailed 89-81 with hit those shots. Tripucka added two free throws ■kywalking forward; Chris Mullin, ECHO ice Three point goal—Thomas Fouled out— could be a dud, with the playoffs offering more fly: 1. Ram ans 32.15; 50 breast: 1. ' 'I'uesday’s Games Bolton 3 4 3 5 exciting play. baseball program for many years while the latter four minutes to go but scored the "It’s gotta’ be a big boost for our with three seconds remaining. the gifted shooter; and Lou Came- Bylclew 37.97, 2. Campbell 38.84 ; 200 Hershev at Adirondack None Total fouls—Detroit 26. Atlanta 25. was a one-time Twilight League baseball next 10 points, including two free confidence. You don’t beat many Thomas had 21 points and Kent secca, the Italian leprechaun of a h ockey free relay: 1. Campbell, Ramans, Rochester at Fredericton Rebounds—Detroit 52 (Benson 15). Atlan Vinal Tech 2 5 3 5 throws by Ruland with 28 seconds Bylclew, Gorman 2:04.66. Wednesday’s Gamer ta 48 (Roundfield. Hawes 9). Assists— Coventry 2 5 3 6 Fans relented player...Joe McCarthy will again serve as chair better teams than the Celtics.” Benson added 15 points coach. 13-14 girls— 200 medlev relay: 1. Sherbrooke at Baltimore DtMroit 24 (Thomas 7). Atlanta 21 (Sparrow 5) Technical—Atlanta coach RHAM 1 6 3 6 man for the annual Knights of Columbus Sports But for St. John’s, some other Jennifer BIrrell, Karen Davis, Stacey Adirondack at Hershcy Remember the baseball players’ strike of a year MITE A Tomkiel, M aryann Troy 2:11.05; 50 Nova Scotia at Maine Dnighery, Thomas, A—4.487 Cheney Tech 1 6 1 7 Night, honorees to be announced shortly for the figures like Kevin Williams and free: 2. Troy 27.76, 3. Cathy Topping ago’’ The fans said they would stay away once ECHO took a 4-3 win over Rocliester at Moncton HO.STON 1911 . Feb.14 event at the KC Home...New Britain Red Bill Wennington are beginning to 30.24 ; 200 IM ; 1. Tomkiel 2:25.91, 2. cell, girli* O’all played started. This wasn’t the case and after a Glastonbury in recent play. Kevin Davis 2:35.86; 100 free: 2. Troy 1:00.35, Bird 9-19 1-3 22. Mi llali' 8-15 0-0 16. Sox will open their home Eastern League baseball play a part in the storyline. Parish ^-13 4-4 14. Aingr 2-8 (Ml 4; Wiehn had three goals and Ken 3. Tapping 1:06.48; 100 back: 1. BIrrell Boston w. 1. w. I. short period the fans came out in droves to help season April 22 at the Willowbrook Park field On Monday night before a 1:12.21, 3. Gretchen Sines 1:22.58; 100 Buckncrl3-7 0-0 6. Archibald 5-10 2-2 12. Herold one for the locals. Herold NY Ranfier.s 9 0 Carr 0-2' 04) 0. Bradloy D-2 041 0. Penney 9 0 10 0 boisterous crowd of 6,461 at Alumni fly; 2. Davis 1:14.24,3. Tomkiel 1:22.34; First period-1. Boston. McNab 10 and Gregg Tolman each had two Henderson 3-6 2-3 8. Wedman 4-9 1-1 9. Conard 6 2 8 2 Hall in New York — the biggest in 100 breast: 1. BIrrell 1:20.27 , 3. Pam (K Crowder, Pedersoni. 13 06 Penalties- assists. Goalie Chris Senseney had KuzmeskI 1:28.07; 200 free relay: 1. Park. Bos. 519; Leinonen. NYR, 11:06 Totals 39-91 12-14 91 . Hall 5 3 6 3 the 22-year history of the gym — WASHINGTON (93) nine saves. BIrrell, Davis, Tomkiel, Troy 1:55.75. Second period—2. Boston. Fergus 21 Fermi 5 3 5 3 tte No. 6 Redmen defeated No. 12 13-14 boys— 200 medley relay: 1. (Park. Howe). 3 17. 3. Boston. Fergus 22 Ballard 9-18 0-2 18, Mahorn 3-7 4-7 10, Sandro Squatrlto, Scott Jackson, Will (O’Connell. BourqueL 14:23 Penalty- Grevey 0-3 0-0 0. Ruland 5-12 6-8 16. Manchester 4 4 5 5 Villanova in a showdown between Davis 4-8 1-2 9. faucas 0-1 0-0 0. Terry 3-7 MITE B Schladone, Mel Slebold 2:13.14; 50 \ Laidlaw. NYR, 13 58. Enfield 4 4 4 4 two of the best in the Big East. free; 2. MIchale Yarnott 30.58, 3. 1 Third period-4. NY Rangers. Nedo- 0-0 6. Johnson 6-17 2-4 15. Haywood 7-16 United Bank gained two victo Squatrlto 30.99; 200 IM; 2. Slebold nianskyo (Do Maloney. Ruotsalainen). 5-719 Totals 37-89 18-30 93. Simsbury 4 5 4 5 Rich Diana shocked "They have the most disciplined IIJdllAfYV V > . . ------. . . . Boston 24 24 27 16-91 ries in recent play, 2-0 over Enfield 2:36.01, 100 free: 2. Slebold 59.65, 3. 16,33 Penallios-B orque. Bos, 6:15. Windham 3 6 4 6 team in the league and they are Washington 33 17 22 21-93 and 5-2 over Newington. Yarnott 1:07.99; 100 back: 2. Jackson Park. Bos. 15 10 physical,” Camesecca said. ’Tm 1:16.27, 3. Senan Gorman 1:19.42; 100 Shots on (>oal-Boston 17-10-4—31, NY . Three-point goals — Bird. Johnson Wethersfield 2 6 2 8 Mark Midford and Mike Kelsey Fouled out—MfHale Total fouls—Boston Just happy we were able to win this fly: 2. Jackson 1:17.35; 100 breast: 1. Kangnrs 2-11-9--22 E. Hartford 0 9 0 9 had the goals in the shutout win Schladone 1:16.94, 3. Gorman 1:28.94, Goallos-Bo-ton, Peelers NY Rangers. 25. Washington 20 jtebnunds—Boston 44 game. These are must games to (Bird 16), Washington 55 iRutand 14). with goalie Scott Vanek making 15 200 tree relay; 1. Squatrlto, Jackson, Mio, A-17,410 IICC girix O’all win if you’re going to stay alive.” Schladone, Slebold 1:56.36. Assists-Bost(>n22 (Archiba!d6i. Wash with shot in Super stops. Kelsey had two goals and ington 24 (John.son ID Technical— w. 1. w. 1. Open girls— 50 free; 2. Stephanie St. John’s, very much alive, has Washington coach Shue A—12.123. Phil Dakin, Dan Barry and Matt Pullman 28.89, 3. Nancy Raffin 29.37; Pillsburgti 2 0 0 - 2 NWCatholic 5 0 8 4 won 17 of 18 games and is 7-1 and 200 IM : 1. Angela Ebreo 2:28.73, 3. Toronto 2 4 2 -8 South Cath. 4 1 9 2 BOSTON (UPI) - Rich Diana Miami on the tilth round, a round returned one kickoff for 15 yards. A Welnicki one apiece against Ne T racy O ’Brelen 2:39.19; 100 tree; 1. Monday’s College Basketball Results first in the Big East. Villanova, Flrsl period—1. RiUsburgh. Rissling 1 Mercy 3 1 6 2 has met with success in almost where a player is expected to have normal quarter’s work at Yale. 12-3, lost its first league game and wington. Dave Mannebach had Ebreo :59.70, 3. Raffin 1:04.55; 100 (Bullard. Chorncy). 1.00 2. Pittsburgh. By I’nited Press International every endeavor he has undertaken a solid shot at making a team. He was adjusting to life in th.e two assists. Midford played well. back: 2. Ebreo 1:10.97; 100 fly; 2. Hinnan 9 (Rissling. Boyd), 1:26. 3. East Aquinas 1 3 is 4 fell to 5-1. Topping 1:32.22; 100 breast; 2. Angela Toronto. Vaive 30 rAnderson. Daousti, Adelphi 72, Pratt 64 (OTi St. Paul 1 5 3 7 so it shouldn’t be surprising he is "Training camp was a difficult NFL when the strike came. For Russell scored 21 points and Fitzgerald 1:27.97. 6:12. 4. Toronto. Ihnacak 16 (Nigro. Bucknell 76, Gettysburg 46 capping his rookie season in two months forme," Diana said. "I three weeks, he stayed in Miami, Billy Goodwin added 17 to power SQUmT A Open boys— 50 free; 1. Bob Fltzge Gingras), 14:46 Penalties—Boyd, Pitt. Buffalo U 74, Geneseo St. 09 East Cath. 1 5 3 8 Fogarty Bros, fell twice, 4-1 to raid 24.92, 200 IM: 1. Brendon Gorman 5:17: Poddubny, Tor. (m ajor). 7:41 Castleton 86, Norwixid 64 professional football with an ap never was positive how I was working out. He then returned to the. Redmen, who were outstand 2:30.90, 3. Schladone 2:41.79; 100 free; Buskas. Pitt, (m ajor). 7:41, Bovd. Pitt. Cheyney 72. U Of Md,-Baltimore 67 pearance in Super Bowl XVII. doing. I wasn’t sure if the coaches his Hamden, Conn., home, ing from the line, hitting 36-of-39. Mid-Fairfield and 4-0 to South 1. Fitzgerald58.35; lOOback: 2.Gorman 14:23 Dominican 98. Medgar Evers 72 Diana was a brilliant tailback were pleased with me. All I got was watched . Yale win a couple of But there was also ample support Windsor. Jason Oatway had the 1:06.91,3. Sauatrlto 1:21.18; 100breast: Second period—5. Toronto. Vaive 31 Elizabethtown 67. Wilkes Coll. 49 lone goal in the loss to Mid- 2. Gorman 1:22.15,3. M ike ChmIeleckI (Benning), 0:37. 6. Toronto. Ihnacak Farleigh Dickinson-Madison 77. Kings Sports who helped Yale to three straight lot of criticism and my confidence games and stayed in shape. He also from Williams (16 points), the 1:47.44. 'Frycer. Derlago). 501. 7. Toronto, ?5 Ivy League titles from 1979-81, was down. When I made the team, I made some speeches, was plan Fairfield. Goalie Kevin Millen was Gavin 5 (Harris. Melrose). 5:33. 8, Holy Cross 88, Dartmouth 63 fiery guard, and Wennington, the iioward 74. Florida A&M 70 Calendar years when the Elis went 25-4. In was excited. And although I didn’t ning some football promotions, busy with 23 saves in the loss to Toronto. Anderson 17 (Benning. Salming). center come to life. South Windsor. 10:56. Penaltie»-B outette. Pitt. 3:31; Husson 92, U. Mainc-Farmington 74 1981, he ranked third in the country gel to play as much as I’d like, it and the strike ended. "Not only did he put points on the Daoust. Tor, 8;M; Boutette. Pitt. 8:54, Iona 80; Fairfield 73 Kean 86. Stevens Tech 63 in all- purpose yardage behind was more than any other rookie.” "The strike was a damper,” he board,’’ Camesecca said of Willi Gingras. 'Tor. 12.25. Korn. Tor. 14.16. Tue»dav SQUIRT B Rissling. Pitt. 14 16, Farrish. Tor. 18:00, Kulztown 81. Rutgers-Camdeh 63 Herschel Walker arid Marcus said. ams, "but he did a great job of Moravian69, Delaware Valley 56 Diana played on the special Horst Engineering played to a Basketball Thirtf period—9, Toronto, Derlago 9 BASKETBALL Allen. “Professional football is very running the team out there, getting (Frycer. Ihnacak), 5 59 10. Toronto. Niagara 73. Drexel 63 Munchester at Wethersfield, 8 He was a star -outfielder for teams, an area in which Miami tie with Middlesex before Terrion 10 (unassisted i. 15 44.J’enaltie9— Phila Pharmacy 60. SwarthmoreSl different from what most people the ball to the right man at the right Phila. Textile 72. CW Post 61 Aiorthwest Catholic at East Yale’s baseball team. He has been always excels. On offense, he had dropping a 5-1 verdict to Avon. Frycer. Tor. 1 39. Malone, P itt. 1:50. think: it was much different from time." Poddubny. Tor. (misconduct). 5:52. Plymouth St 82, Hawthorne 62 Catholic, B accepted at Yale Medical School eight rushes for 31 yards and what I thought it would be like,” As for Wennington, instrumental Ed Diaz had the goal in the loss to Baxter. Pitt, (minor-misconduct). 5:52. Pfiint Park 83. Wavnesburg 66 caught two passes for 21 yards. He Avon with Chip Addsbbo and Vic Melrose, to r. 7:53; Gavin, Tor. (major- RIT 75. Clarkson 56 Bocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 8 after majoring in molecular bio Diana continued. in the weekend victory at Syra Rider 68. U. Baltimore 60 physics and biochemistry. Hurtuk drawing assists. Millen minor). 13 08: ShfMMen. Pitt, (major- Bacon Academy at Bolton, 8 cuse, the coach likes what he sees. m.inoD. 13:08; McCle' and, I’ltt. (miscon Skidmore 84. St Joseph's-Vt 70 Wethersfield at Manchester But the Super Bowl? That comes "The Wennington kid came in had 20 stops in the Avon reversal. duct), 13 56: Higgins for, minor (served Slippery Rock 96. Alliance 72 Indian girls gain track meet experience BUSINESSMEN by Nigro I. miscondut i 13 55 Scranton 86, LeMoyne 62 (oirls), 8 as a shock to him. tonight and was a force,” he said. St John’s 80, Villanova 71 PEE WEE A Manchester Police turned back Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 9-14-HV-3:i East Catholic at Pennev (girls), 8 “I’ve often wondered if this is all “He made them change their Toronto 9-15-9—33 St Peters 66. Marisl 62 a dream, but I guess it’s real," HARTFORD— Manchester Maureen Lacey was fifth in the Multi Circuits scored a pair of 3-2 Sportsman Cafe. 71-63, and Allied Goalies—Pittsburgh Dion Toronto. St Vincent (Pa>85, Pitt Johnstown 60 WRESTLING shots. He’s been the difference the Printing downed B.A. Club, 86-72, Palmatcer. St ( ‘roix .A—16,382 SUK'kton St 66. Lincoln 62 (^lienev Tech at Jon Law Diana said Monday from Miami High girls’ track team took part in 1,500 with a time of 5:44. Becky wins over South Windsor and SlonybrfKik 88, York 73 last two games for us.” Monday night at Illing. (Milford), 6:35 before joining his Dolphins’ team a meet with East Hartford and Castagna won the 800 with a time of St. John’s, down 8 points with 12 Mid-Fairfield in recent play. John Trenton St 71. Raniapo 64 Penney Monday at the Trinity 2:41 with Laura Bottone third. Dean Frodell netted 23 points, Monday’s x^rts Transactions Tufts 77. Bates 54 mates for the trip West. ’’It seems tk Worden had two goals in each By United Press International minutes to go, tied it 51-51. After Mario Areata 20 and Sandy Ficara U S. Merchant Marine 70. Pace 69 Wednesday almost unreal to go from battling Field House in Hartford. No team Moriarty was fifth in the 300. outing with Korey Fuellhart tally Baseball Mullin (14 points) and Stewart 16 to lead Police while Jay Westchester 81. Salisbury (Md.) 64 BASKETBALL for the Ivy League title to the Super scores were kept. The 4 X 3-lap team of Bottone, Granger of Villanova exchanged a ing against South Windsor and California — Signed free agent WiHiam Patterson 73. N J Tech 70 Bowl in one year." Jenny Siese won the 35-meter Dussault, Castagna and Mirante Scott Sartor inrthe other tilt. Dan Howroyd netted 15 and Tim Hogan outfielder Ellis Valentine to a 1-year York Coll 68, Alvernia 62 M(M] atMallatuck, 8:30 pair of foul shots, Wennington and Norm Daignault 10 apiece for contract South ICE HOCKEY Diana has made mure than hurdles with a time of :06,6 with was first while the team of Scata, made his 3-point play off a layup to Arcenas had two assists against Pittsburgh — Signed reliever Rod Appalachian 60. V’MI 61 $30,000 in playoff money so far and Melissa McCray second and Kelly Moriarty, Mary Mullaney and Mid-Fairfleld. Scott Drammond, Cafe. Scurry to a multi-year contract and Belmont-Abbey 74. Elon 73^ Hall vs. Manchester at Bolton Ice put the Redmen ahead 56-53 and pitcher Cccilio Guarite Wynn third. Karen Scata was third Siese third in the 4 X 1-lap event. t » Jeff Morin, Dan West, Steve Mezel Paul Powers hooped 35 points Brvan 69. Johnson Bible » Palace, 8:35 a player on the Super Bowl winner out of trouble. Toronto — Signed pitchers Luis Leal Campbell 78, Methodist 66 in the 35-meter dash with Seise #■ and Rod Hartwick and Jeff and Jim Acker and outfielders Ho.sken East Catholic vs. Enfield at En receives $34,000. Mullaney was first and Mary Beth Granger led the Wildcats with 18 andJDoug Wilcox also played well. Catholic 79, Roanoke 76 lOTi , The financial and personal re fifth and Joanne Moriarty sixth. Reiley second in the high jump, Koepper 25 and 10 respectively for Powell. Jes.se Barfield and Ron Shepherd. (■‘howan 67. Ferrum 64 field Twins Kink, 9:30 Sue Mirante won the 500-meter each clearing 4-feet, 8-inches. points, John Pinone, hurt by foul Allied while Bill Bellock (26) and Basketball Clemson 58, Georgia Tech 56 wards of the Dolphins’ Super Bowl trouble, bad 16 and Ed Pinckney PEE WEE B Albanv tCBA' — Dismissed Coach Coker 106, Gardner-Webb 101 Thursday season make for a rewarding run with a time of 1:38.6 with Mullaney and Teresa Balon were Regal Men’s Shop topped Avon, Bob Boland (18) led B.A. Dean Meminger. named Phil Jackson Columbus 85. Georgia Coll 70 climax to 'Diana’s roller-coaster Debbie Dussault taking the 1,500- third and fourth respectively in the 15. 5-3, and blanked Wallingford, 2-0. Fogarty Oilers overwhelmed coach. District Of Columbia 104. Radford 92 BASKETBALL meter run with h time of 5:25. long jump. "This was a great game because Westown Pharmacy, 102-66, and Washington - Signed free agent guard E Carolina 50. N.C.-Wlmngton 47 (OT) St. Paul at East Catholic (girls). 8 rookie season Ho 'I’as drafted by the kids know each other, Louie Jeff Allen bad three goals and Ricky Sobers of Chicago for second-round Elizabeth Citv 87. St, Augustine’s 85 DiRosa Cleaners outlasted Fillp- draft choices in 1983 and 1985. released Fort Valley 5)t 91. Tuskegee 87 WRESTLING UPI photo (Camesecca) and I know each Dave Molin and Mark Peterson one in the Avon tilt while Alex ramo Ckinstruction, 95-92, Monday guard ^ u b b v Cox. Livingstone 83. Shaw 76 Hartford Public at Cheney Tech, other and we’re friendly,” said at Bennet. ■ College Mars Hill 61. Milligan 60 i k e l l V t r ip u c k a o f p is t o n s p a s s e s o f f Villanova coach RollieMassimino. Rodrigues and Rob Ciraco bad the Army — Retained assistant coaches Mississippi 64, Alabama 63 . . as Steve Hawesof Atlanta watches flight of ball goals in the shutout triumph for the Glen Nerback popped home 33 Charlie Taaffe and Johnny Burnett, Mississippi St 80. LSU 65 LacJy Cougars cop thriller '“r a s Is not hostile, it’s a fun points, Mike Doran 21, Pete named Dick Dullaghan offensive coor No Carolina 95. Georgia St. 56 Friday rivalry, not like some of them in 22-7-1 winners. DaveVamarikalso dinator. Rob Sutton defensive cixir- No Georgia 94. Flagler 76 BASKETBALL played well. Palamino 17, Skip Neely 13 and Bill dinator. Greg Seamon tight ends and Norfolk Si 90. Bowie St 63 our league.” Hickey 12 for Fogarty while Brett offensive tackles coach. Jack Hccker Oglethorpe 67. Shorter 06 Manchester at East Hartford, 8 Coming from behind, Manches Ann Malinowski, took a 28-26 zowsky helping, control the back- Elsewhere In the Top 20, No. 3 defensive ends coach and Ttnl flill Pembroke St. 73. Atlntc Chrstn 00(OT) Xavier at East Catholic, 7.30 PEE WEE Bt Conrad had 18 tallies and Dave ter Community College women’s halftime lead. boards with 10 rebounds. Donnelly MHS trackmen post victories North Carolina ripped Georgia defensive line roach So Carolina 8^. Vanderbilt 71 RHAM at Cheney Tech, 8 D.W. Fish Realty feU to Yale. 2-0, McKenna and Dennis Downer 15 Howard — Football coach Floyd Keith Southern Tech 75. S.C.-Aiken 87 basketball team took another tight The visitors stayed in front until also dished out 5 assists while State 95-55; No. 11 Arkansas routed apiece for Westown. Jim Connors resigned. Stetson 78. New Orleans 70 Bolton at Rocky Hill, 8 3:58 remained. MCC took its first Tucker latched onto 9 rebounds. and deadlocked South Windsor B, New Mexico — Named David I ^ as contest, 53-51, over Massasoit HARTFORD— Manchester Texas 83-64; and No. 14 Illinois poured home 32 points. Bill Gorra Tennessee 80. Auburn 77 East Hartford at Manchester Community College Monday night lead on a steal and layup by Sue MCC’s next outing is Saturday Ken Parrott swept 1-2-3 in the W halen (E m , 3. Wcmmcll (M ) 43'. State beat Tulsa 61-55. 3-3. Brian Hughes, George Russo offensive coordinator. Virginia Tech 77. Southern Miss. 64 High indoor track team scored four 500-meter dash wtih Vinnie Lls- and Mike Brunoli bad the goals in 24 and Carl Bujaucius for DiRosa's Purdue — Named Stan Parrish Winston-Salem 04. Favetteville 75 (girls). 8 at Cheney Tech. Donnelly that made it 47-46. against the Community College of (/i!? ^ |Jir?oTO')’ l‘:r3.‘3.^’ At Chapel Hill, N.C.. Brad while Kurt Carlson poured home 40 quarterback coach BOYS SWIMMING victories Monday afternoon in a comb taking a second placement in the tie. Goalie Sean Todd bad a Football Massasoit countered quickly be Rhode Island In Warwick, R.I., at5 Oaugbtery scored all of bis 15 points, Kim Bushey 16, Steve Hall at Manchester. 3.45 The Lady Cougars were coming fore a Sblendorio jumper with 18 o’clock. fl ve-way meet at Trinity College in the 1,500. Llscomb also had a dozen saves in each contest. The Michigan «USFL) - Signed linebacker Hartford. The Indian' trackmen second place finish in the 3,000 points In the first half as the Tar Rascher 14 and Jack Hull 10 for Ray Bentley of Central Michigan and off a one-point win over Greenfieid seconds left put the Cougars in Realtors also topped Suffield, 54. defensive back Marion Body scored 80.5 points against 68.5 for behind Roy. <4frw’orrh7^"4:‘3f.9.’' * Heels took a breather from their Filloramo’s. Saturday Community Coliege iast Saturday. front for good. Manchester (S3)— Donnelly 72-2 Atlantic 0>ast Conference sche Brunoli. had.tY'o goals and Hughes, ^iladelphia — Named Billie Matthews ICE HOCKEY East Hartford High, 47 for South running back coach and John Becker Bowling The win was the fourth in a row for MCC’s lead went to five points on 16, King 0 0-0 0, Lupacchino 0 0-00, dule and won their 12th straight. Shane McCann and Doug Hutton Catholic, 12 for Penney and lo for one apiece (or the locals. wide receiver coach Manchester vs. Conard at MCC while the loss drops Massa a Jackie Tucker baseline jumper Sblendorio 91-319, Brozwosky 10-0 Newington High. Chevalo Holmes bad 20 points for Philadelphia i USFL) — Signed center Veteran's Rink, 1.15 soit to 4-6. and breakaway basket from Sblen 2, Tucker 7 0-0 14, Glazer 1 0-0 2. Ratults: Bart Oakes of Brigham Young, back 35 high hurdli ' 1. Prescott (51/ 3. J Georgia State. Kevin Phelan oJ Delaware, defensive end 9 South Windsor vs. East Catholic Massasoit took a quick 7-0 lead dorio. The losing Warriors coun Totals 25 3-5 53. “Actually we didn't play that BANTAM A Kotkovlch (5), 3. Griffin (EH) :0S.W. Purdy Corp. topped Mid- Bowling (iiiv Peters of Temple, kicker Sean at Bolton Ice Palace, 7.50 before, the Cougars got started. tered with two hoops before MCC Mauasoit (51)— Andrews 41-59, Mike Roy won the 1,000 and 35 dash— 1. Samuels (N), 3. Joseph 3. pSite; (•eh%!SS.’6.*- badly for most of the game,” said ' Undeta ol Towson State, linebacker WRESTLING Mary Sblendorio’s hoop with 15:35 ran off the final seven seconds. Derois 3 0-1 6, Damiano 4 0-0 8, 3,000-meter runs for Manchester , 3. Ortez (5) :04.I6. x (Sullivan, Geoi^a State cogch Jim Jarrett. Falrlield, 1-0, and was whipped by Marlin Evans of Indiana and safety TEE-TOTALERS- Gail Hartzog . 'ole vault— 1. Scheller (5), 2. Crouse South Windsor, 8-0. Rob Monaco ZODIAC- I>onnie Cook of Tennessee Stale. Simsbury /Rockville at left in the half put MCC in the Sblendorio netted 19 points, Williams 0 0-0 0, Malinowski 9 0-0 with Bob Dussault securing the 800 (P), 3. Nugent (EH) 9’. "North Carolina just simply Cindy Crockett 228-489, Washington (USFL) - Named 186-207-500, Mary Ann. Zawilinski 14)00- ). Roy (M l, 2. Fogon (EH), 3. bad the goal and goalie Steve Nan McKeown IBS, Carol Powell McKillit defensive cooru.i'ator. Bruce 195-533, Brenda Grunberg 457, Manchester, noon scoring column for the first time. Donnelly 16 and Tucker 14 to pace 18, Trayham 4 2-410. Totals 23 3-10 and Butch Wemmell the high m h $ played great basketball.” Comeou (M ) 2:49.7. , (Dove Oompler, Floyd wniloms Cavalto the shutout. Roger LeB- 178-476, Sharone Borek 478. Beatty offensive line coach and Frank Shirley Blue 199-500, Shirley East i^atholic /New London at r Massasoit, on the hot shooting of the Cougars with Debbie Bro- 51. j$[mp. Dussault, Sean Sullivan and Shot put— ). Mdnocew (EH), 2. O ’Nell, John Orlftin) At Fayetteville, Ark., Darrell Rico irainor Walker fired In 28 points as the lanc also playe^.well. Eldridee 193-180-'526. Niki Wehren East Lyme, noon IK - MANCHESTER HEI^AfcDrTues., Jan. 26, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD , Tues.. Jan. 25, 1983 - 19 UVERTISING jUVERTISIIIG DEIIMJNE Classified 643-2711 RATES Minimum Charge MOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes tor Sale 35— Healing-Ptumbmg 4 6 - Sporting Qoodt 56—Miac tor Rent $2.25 tor one day LOOK FOR THE STARS 12.00 noon the day 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— -Flooring •T —Oerden Products before publication. 1— Lost and Found 13—Help Wanted IS—Investment Property 37— Moving.Trucking-Storage46—Antiques 2— Personals U —Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36—ServtcM Wanltd 49-W anted lo Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD Deadline for Saturday is 3— - Announcements 15— Situatior! Wanted 27— Resort Property Look for the Classified Ads with store; stars help get you better results. 4 —Entertainment 28— Real Estate Wanted 1 DAY... 154 12 noon Friday; Mon 5—Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61—Autos lor Sale ' 62—Trucks for Sale day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 3 DAYS . 144 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rant 63— Heavy Equipmani for Salt Friday. FINANCIAL 16— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rant 64— Motorcycias-Bicyclas 6 DAYS . 134 19— Scnoois-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobila * Put a star on Your od and see what a difference it mokes. ★ 54— Homes for Rent Phone 643-2711 6—Bonds-Siocks-Mortgages 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painimg. Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 55— Ofttcea-Storee lor Rent Homes 26 DAYS 124 9—Personal Loans * 33 —Building-Contracting 66— Automotive Service 44— Musfcal Instruments 56— Resort Property lor Rent HAPPY ADS $3.00 PER JNCH 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34 —Roolmg-Siding 45— Boats 6 Accetsoriea 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent-Lease * Telephone 643-2711 , AAond^-Fridoy 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Condominium* 22 P*lntlng-P»porlng 32 Pr— CtoM/ltatf Ad* Antique* 48 Apartment* for Rent 83 VERNONVR” ckvine - MANCHESTER - Two INTERIOR PAINTING, BATHROOM sink - ANTIQUES •••"T d accepting applications for bedroom condo for rent. A- over ten years experience, excellent condition, $10.00. COLLECTIBLES - W ill c ita tio n t o sho w c a u s e low rates and senior citizen purchase outright or sell on two bedroom apartments. OHIeaa^Storaa n o tic e - C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, Call 643-6284. THE PEOPLE OF THE discount. 643-9980. commission. House lot or Rent includes heat and hot for Rant 88 p u b u c hearinq iianrl|?0tpr MrralJi 659-3008...... BOARD OP DIRECTORS STATE OF NEW YORK USED SNAUWAERT single piece. Telephone water. For Information call 1-237-8858. EHO. NEWLY RENOVATED to w n o f Ma n c h es ter , By the Grace of God, INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Boronlte two vulcan fibre 6 4 4 ^ . Free and Independent □ REAL ESTATE PAINTING - Wallpapering reinforced, boron inlay 310 square feet office „ . .. TO; DAVID L. JOHNSTON EAST HARTFORD - Older and Drywall Installation. firm in head, medium firm available. Main street 1 Upon petition duly filed with this 'Your Community Newspaper" RENTALS gentleman. Newly Court, you are hereby cited to Homes For Sale 23 Quality professional work. shaft, highly controllable. oarkin^“ c a n M ^ 2 1 » r ‘” ® X L u r ,“c!o“ c;.t,":mh.?l Reasonanle prices. Free $50.00. 64¥6711. remodeled two room fur parking. Call 649-2891. g Public Hearing at the Lincoln show cause before the Surrogate's Court of Cayuga County at the Estimates! iMiIly insured; nished efficiency. All _ Center Hearing Room. 4M Main NEW 2-FAMlLY - Two Room* for Rent 82 Court House, in the City of Auburn, G.L. McHugh, M3-9321. L A D IE S N O R D IC A ski utilities. Share bath. $70.00 START 83 in your new of- street. Manchester, Connecticut, bedroom townhouses, weekly. 643-6712. fice space. Prestige loca- Tuesday, February l, IMS, at 8:00 New York, on the 7lh day of boots, size 6. $15.00. February. 1963, at 9:30 o'clock in Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 country kitchen with CENTRAL LOCATION, tion» com er East Center to consider and act on the Telephone 646-7407.______. the forenoon, why* a decree should appliances, carpet and Building Contracting 33 kitchen privileges, parking MANCHESTER - First I, and Pitkin Street. Great not be granted allowing the TYPIST, RECEPTIONIST vinyl floors, double glazed PAIR OF H78-15 Firestone available. Security and floor one bedroom Condo. visibility. Rent includes Proposed Amendinent to Or- and Assistant. Doctors of LEON CIESZYNSKI petitioners to adopt the adoptive Inflation Got You windows, aluminum storm snowbiter tires, like new, written references Newly renovated. New heat, lights, parking. Keith child. PLEASE READ Down? fice.' Approximately 25^ windows and doors, full BUILDER. New homes, R p a l P hIa I p AAlt-Ai™ * ® * Alarm Systems. $50.00. Telephone 568-0183. required. For application appliances, wall to wall Iveai EiSiaie, olo ll^ . Proposed Amendment to OY- IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, YOUR AD Gat Up,GotOutt hours weekly. Dependable, basement with washer and additions, remodeling, rec can 643-2693. carpeting. Heat and hot We have caused the seal of our said friendly and pleasant per dryer connections, gas rooms, garages, kitchens ' ^ ” dinance - To amend Section 17, Ar* Earn good $$$ tailing BOYS HOCKEY Pants, water included. No pets. MANCHESTER Main tide IV Enforcement of Parking Surrogate's Court to be hereunto sonality a must. 60 wpm. fired, hot water baseboard remodelM, ceilings, bath affixed. Witness, HON. ROBERT AvonI Call 523.9401, red. copper, size 28- ELEGANT BED Sitting $425 monthly. Security Street. Newly renovated ordinances Appeal Procedure, Classified ads are taken A. CONTIGUGLIA. Surrogate of or 278-2941 minimurn. Call 646-5153. heating system. $98,500.00. tile, dormers, roofing. 30. $10.00. Telephone 643- room for young office space, 1200 square copies of the Proposed required. Available the County of Cayuga at the over the phone as a con Summitt Village Con Residential or commer- 8836. professional woman. Share feet. Parking. The Hayes Amendments m ay be seen in the February 1st. 646-0738. Surrogate's Office in the City of C \ass venience. The Herald is LARGE MANCHESTER dominiums. New two cial. 649-4291.______quiet house near bus and Corp., 646-0131. C le rk s Office during QUALITY CONTROL Insurance agendy looking bedroom townhouses $46,- ______business hours. Auburn, New York, this 28th day of responsible lor only one LADIES BLOUSE - slack hospital. $60.00 weekly. ONE MONTH Free Rent - December, 1982. INSPECTOR with 5 years for person to handle per- 900.00. PetermanPeterma Realty, ELECTRICAL SERVICES incorrect insertion and outfit, size 38-40, never 649-2428. Two bedrooms, 114 baths, STORE FRONT on Spruce Barbara A. Carmody minimum experience for sonal lines on a full time 649-9404/647-0080 - We do all types of Elec then only to the size of worn, $7.00. 646-4995. wail to wall carpeting, DqHity Chief Gerk first piece layout and final basis. Two years personal trical Work! Licensed. Call I AILS Incorporated, d/b/a Mai Tool and the original insertion. inspection on aircraft sJ '■t SENIOR CITIZEN - appliances, parking. Cali Will remodel. f375 monthly Engineering, property on Adams Surrogate's Court lines reading experience HORSES - Nine room cape after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Name of Attorney: Cuddy, 1957 CHEVY HOOD, gentleman. Attractive M7-0391. including utilities. 643-6712. street for the sum of $6,200.00. Errois which do not metal parts, in an air > i- in Manchester, 3, or 4 Durgala and Timian. and good typing skills si es- $10.00. Telephone 643-9807. room, private bath, •••••••••••••••••••••••• Copy of the Proposed Ordinance lessen the value ol the ditioned plant. Company bedrooms. 2 baths, horse FARRAND Address of Attorney: Carr Bldg., sential, C ^ l Dorothy at parking. Share nice home. Nasort Proparty For ^ Town Gerk’s advertisement will not paid benefits and overtime. VERNON - Six rooms, 188 Genesee St., Post Office Box 643-1155. barn and corral, 1,000 REM ODELING - Cabinets, 12 UNIVERSAL Slide travs 649-7^. 5 0 O ffice during business hours. Interviewing 8 a.m. to 4 storage room, porch. With 458. Auburn. New York 13028 be corrected by an ad square ft. garage. Proper Roofing, Gutters, Room in carrying case, $15.(l0. •sBBBBBBB«kBBBBBBBBBBBBBB IVoposed additional appropriation p.m. Dynamic Metal heat. $400. Convenient to Telephone: (315) 253-3263. ditional Insertion. ty now producing income. Additions, Decks, all types 8m O a m b lo EducaUonal Special Grants QUADRIPLEGIC Looking Cali 649-9114 after 5 p.m. CENTRALLY Located franrao ro mnr N.B. This citation is served upon Products Co. Inc., 422 By owner. 649-7373, of Remodeling and Hartford. Call 1-455-0212. or for Home Health Care downtown. Exceptionally you as required by law. You are North Main Street, Aide, Threp days a week - Repairs. FREE *t^****tT*******lT*V *** Program ...... $172,419.00 BUREAU with mirror. clean rooms, kitchen FIVE ROOM Apartment, MINISTER, WIFE, three to be financed by State Grant, not obligated to appear in person. Manchester, 646-4048. four hours a day. Call EAST HARTFORD - coun Estimates. Fully insured. Good condition. $50.00. privileges, maid, linen ser wall to wall carpet, children ages 10 years, one proposed additional appropHaUon If you fail to appear or (lie written before 5 p.m., 644-8490. try colonial charm, Telephone 643-6017, objections, it w ill be assumed that After 4 p.m. telephone 643- vice. Security required. appliances, washer, dryer year and one month looking to Educational special Grants RN'S - LPN's - Full and prestigeous area. Eight you consent to the proceedings. 8310. Call 643-5127. hook-ups, $450. Security to rent apartment. First or i‘'und 4i for BenUey Day Treat- part time positions W IN F SALES - looking for rooms, two fireplaces, cen TIM O TH Y J, Connelly - You have a right ,to have an If you iBaurhratrr '•••••••••••••••••••••••• second noor. Five or eix P r o g r a tn ...... $28,040.00 available. We are offering deposit. No pets- 649-13M. attorney-at-law appear for you. aggressive self-motivated tral air, family room. Total building and im REAR BUMPER for 1969 - rooms. Can pay $350 to be financed with tuition V employment Monday. - Apartmenie tor Rent 83 003-01 sales person to join our Custom built. Must be provement services in 1970 M ustang, $25.00. without utilities or $400 by participating school HrralJ Friday with an extensive seen. Owner - mornings, cluding but not limited to NEWER DUPLEX, two growing sales team. Must Telephone 643-1047 after 5 FOUR ROOM apartment benefit package and com 569.3714. kitchens, bathrooms, ad bedrooms, 114 baths, ^ th utilities includ^. In iVoposed additional appropriation be goal oriented achiever. p.m. with heat Included. petitive salaries OR Satur Position offers growth and ditions, garages, roofing appliances, washer, dryer the area of A^nchester. Educational Special Grants Walking distance to Main V e r n o n o r R o c k v i l l e . C a ll Pund 41 to support performances day's and Sunday’s at an excellent money for top and siding, door and win hookups in basement. $475 FOLDER GENERAL Street. First floor with - ask for Rev. by the National Marionette extremely high hourly □ BUSINESS dow replacement, per month - heat and 249-9319 have something to sell performer. Contact WINF Electric refrigerator, private entrance. $450 per Albert. T h eater...... $1,000.00 rate. Call Crestfield Con remodeling, renovations utilities not included. Cen Radio, 247 East Center and SERVICES brown, $10.00. Telephone BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB to be financed by Grant from the □ NOTICES valescent Home/Fenwood month. Call 649-2947. trally located, convenient It’s Street, Manchester, 06040, and new construction. 646- 643-4792. M/tC. 60 Connecticut Commission on the Manor in Manchester at to busline, hospital and for Rant 646-1230. E.O.E. 1379. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ArtS. 64.3-5151 Monday - Friday, Service* Offered 31 3 Vi ROOM APARTMENT. schools. Lease required. Lost and Found 1 BOOKCASE Private home. Heat, TWO CAR GARAGE for 9am - 3pm. HELP THE ELDERLY, SKAPARAS HOME 643-7791. 00 HEADBOARD, twin, solid appliances. Working single time the frail, the handicapped REWEAVING BURN Remodeling - All types of S t o r a g e ^ continue funding for FOU.ND - .SET OF KEYS birch, $25.00. Telephone adult only. No M anchester. 145.00. 643- Youth Service Department from DENTAL Assistant 3-4 remain at home. Become a HOLES. Zippers, um additions, interior and FOR RENT - a really tor less at Lincoln Center. Can be 643-5697. than $99 pets/children. Telephone 4792. 1/1/83 to 0/30/83...... ,.$22,500.00 days. Orthodontic office. homemaker - home health brellas repaired. Window exterior, repair work. Free delightful, spacious seven p ic k e d up a t th e 643-2880. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB lo bc financed by Grant from the Salary commensurate with aide! You must have a car. shades. Venetian blinds. estimates. Reasonable room duplex situated in a to Nianchester Herald Office POCKET SCANNER 10- Homaa^Apta, to aharo 09 Hartford Foundation for Public experience. 649-7222 Daytimes only. Monday - Keys. TV FOR RENT. rates. Call Joe, 569-7572. pleasant location con between 8:30 and 5 p.m. band, four channels, good BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Glving. between 9 and 12. Marlow's, 867 Main Street. M A N C H E S T E R - One, venient to Main Street. Monday - Friday. Friday. Part time condition. $70.00 firm. Call ROOMATE WANTED- To P r ^ «d a^iUonalapproprtaUon two, three bedroom and Parking. Adults. No pets. available. Good hourly rate 649-5221. ROBERT E. JARVIS share two bedroom flat to Genera! Fund - Social S ervices- INDEPENDENT 649-8400 - leave message. townhouse apartments think References and security. A i r oearoom iiai aid to clients . $8 0 ,000.00 l.OST - Boys 20-inch BMX plus reimbursement for Building and Remodeling INSURANCE Center, Inc. available immediately. 649-1424. sUrting February 1st. ^e financed fo r 90% ($M.000.00> bicycle, blue, with white mileage and fringe BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Specialist. Interior and 1982 S C O T TS S T A M P $375, $425, $495. Security plus^ u tilities. state reimbursement and ...till out the coupon seeks additional full-time 646-2907 by 10% handlebars and seat, with benefits. Phone 643-9511. Concrete. Chimney exterior renovating, Catalogs volume one thru I^ersonal Lines Customer Repairs. "No Job Too residential and commer required. Heat and hot EFFICIENCY evenings. ($6,000.00) from Fund Balance. about pads. Norman St. area. four, very good conditioot water included. Call Ren- ...... —- ...... Proposed addlUonal appropriation Service Representative. BOOKKEEPING Sm all." Call 644-8356. cial, additions, garages, APARTMENT partially Iteward If found, please all four volumes. 116.00,.. u i Office, 649-4800. SINGLE FEMALE room- to special Grants, Fund 61. Excellent opportunity for DEPARTMENT. Full time roofing and siding, furnished on busline, near call 643-4735. experienced, well- Call 643-8469. mate wanted for February Uecreation Department your position available. C & M Tree Service, Free kitchens, bathrooms, Manchester Hospital. Call organized, career-oriented MANCHESTER - Main 1st. $175 monthly. Call 647- ™ Experienced preferred,- estimates. Discount senior replacement windows and 9-5, 646-1712, evenings 646- 4/1/83 to 3/31/84...... $11,406.00 FOUND - Beautiful, fluffy person. Homeowners and W HITE BATHROOM sink Street. 2 rooms, heated. pey female cat. Vicinity Must display initiative. citizens. Company doors. 643-6712. 9863 - ask for Eve. ______to be financed by a Grant from the below moil with faucets, $25.00. hot water, appliances. No and Auto Rating, Policy Bowers School, Computer experience help Manchester owned and « « A taT.nEE«-«omnn r% State Health Department. A .B .C ’s| writing. Customer Contact. Telephone 649-2071. pets. Security. Parkl MANCHESTER - Respon- proposed additional appropriation Manchester. Call 646-1032. ful but not required. Con operated. Call 646-1327. DESIGN KITCHENS by MANCHESTER - three Good salary and benefits in tact Miss Litrico at J.P. Lewis Cabinets, 523-7047. rooms, carpeting, Slble female to share to General Fund Budget 1082-83, LA MACHINE food spacious two bedroom t r a n s f e r to c a p iu i improve- modern, full service agen Manchester State Bank, LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen vanities, formica, Wilson appliances. $275. Call after LOST .January 11, 1983, processor, model 354 for apartment. $200 plus half ment Reserve Fund - $113,636.50 to cy environment makes this 1041 Main Street. NO cing. Attics, cellars, gar art, Corian counter tops, MANCHESTER - New two 4pm, 643-5446. g()ld tone butane lighter.. sale, excellent condition. utilities. After 7 p.m., 644- be funded by anUcipated Grant an excellent opportunity. PHONE CALLS. Apply ages cleaned. All types bedroom townhouse, fully Brown with a patch of kitchen cabinet fronts, $30.00. Call 742-5287. 90^2 payments from the State of For appointment, call 646- between the hours 9-1. trash, brush removed. appllanced kitchen, Homae tor Rant to: black Oak Street or Town complete woodworking 84 Connecticut, Department of 6050 after 4:00, Bob E.O.E. Picket, Split Rail, Stake carpeting, private deck, Hall area. Has sentimental service, custom made fur A T A R I v e s and combat BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Transportation. Town Aid Funds. Lathrop. Fences installed. 528-0670. basement with washer and ROCKVILLE - Eight room ____ Stephen T. Cassano, value. 643-7099. niture, colonial reproduc cartridge, good condition, GOVERNMENTJobs - tions in wood, 9 varieties of dryer connections, im colonial. $500 per month □ AUTOMOTIVE S «T e U r y BRIDGEPORT Machinist - asking $75. or best offer. mediate occupancy. $495.00 Board of Directors IMPOUNDED -Female. 12 Various positions available NON-WORKING Mom hardwood and venters plus utilities. Security. 742- 4-6 years experience. Able Call 646-1096 ask for Steve. per month, utilities not in BBBBBB^BB^BBBBBBB Dated at Manchcster, Coonectlcut weeks, mixed breen, tan. through local government with one child will watch NOW IN STOCK. Call 649- ______8932, 742-8421. Manchester Herald to set up and machine from agencies. $20,000 toe$50,000 cluded. Peterman Agency, Autoa For 9ala a i this 20lh day of January, 1983 Female, 8 weeks, shepard BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 028-01 One Herald Square blueprints. Must be Potential. Call (refun '>'■ “ P- ...... LADDERBACK rocker 649-9404 or 647-0080. The presence or X, tri-color, tied to pound. 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 ______proficient enough to dable) 1-(6I9| 569-6214 Dept. Roofing with rush seat, good condi Manchester, Conn. 06040 646-4555 34 tion. $25.00. Telephone 646- ABC Teacher cyl., automatic, air- operate with a minimum of 273 for your 1983 directory. MATURE MOTHER will ••••••••••••a•••••••••••a INVITATION TO DID absence of supervision. Apply in Per 1427. conditioning, 27,000 miles. LOST BROWN Hard cover 24 hours. take care of your child in BIDWELL HOME Im- Sealed bids w ill be received in the son: Gunver Manufac Superb car! Many extras! Office of the Director of General aovertisins has writing tablet. .Sentimen- my home. Call 289-5869. p^rovement Company - turing Company, 234 Hart FOR SALE 30 gallon kero- $ ^ . 644-2942. Services, 41 Center Street, tial value. Reward. 643- DEVELOPMENT OF Roofing, siding, the power to ford Road, Manchester. Market area has created drum and spigot, new, Manchester, Connecticut, until 9%5 - Andy, WALLPAPERING, alterations, additions. 1972 FORD G A L A X Y 500. February 9, 1983 at 11:00 a.m. for an opening for an treated interior. $10.00. build or diminish NAME excellent craftsmanship, 6495. Telephone 649-0173. Excellent running condi the following: EXPERIENCED Clerk experienced also interior painting, tion. $295 firm . 64^1736. MACHINERY A EQUIPMENT - EMPLOYMENT Typist wanted full time im- retail/commercial sales □MISC. FOR SALE your business. ADDRESS ceilings repaired. Free es D YNAVECTO R DV-20 U REHABIUTA'nON, mediately. Excellent representative. Superior MODERNIZATION A timates. insured. Call TK MC cartridge, hight output CARS $100! Trucks $75! typing skills required. Full product line of home, gar ADDITIONS TO MANCHESTER Help Wanted 646- 2444. Housahold Goods 40 Available at local gqv't CITY ...... 13 benefits provided. Call 649- den and recreational , cartridge new list $240.00, HIGH SCHOOL. 4591. I^roducts assures succese. for $98.00. 647-0544. sales. Call (refundimle) The Town o f Manchester Is an CHRIST.MAS BILLS are ROACH HOME Improve USED (312) 931-5337 Ext. 2340B ZIP ...... PHONE. Base pay plus commissions equal opportunity employer, and coming in and savings need ment contracting - all REFRIGERATORS, REMINGTON Band ad for your directory on how requires an affirmative action BABYSITTER WANTED and benefits. 247-1252. types home repairs and replenishing. We have in my home. Own transpor WASHERS, RANGES - ding machine No. 731135, to purchase. 24 hours. policy for all of Its Contractors and B. several openings in our remodeling. Also in Clean, Guaranteed. Parts Vendors as a ctmdlUon o f doing tation, Verplanck School A DESIGNER excellent condition. $35.00. telephone sales program stallations of solar hot & Service. Low prices! Telephone 649-9158. DATSUN, 1979, automatic, l}usioess with the Town, as per area. 649-8635. CHECKER for growing Federal Order 11246. we beiieve If you are available 5-9 water systems. Fully in B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main sunroof, no rust, high Power transmission com Bid Forms, plans and p m. and Saturday AM, and sured, free estimates. Call Street. 643-2171. mileage, rebuilt motor. TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLOCK. OPENING FOR electronic pany. Candidates must SIXTEEN POUND specifications are available at the would like to earn $67.00 647- 9824 or 646-3126. $2900. ^ 3 0 5 7 after 6 p.m. we can broaden assembler, experienced have three years minimum bowling bail. $10.00. (^neral Services Office. 41 Center plus a week, call Gerry at Artlela* for Sala 41 Telephone 640-8314. preferred Apply in person drafting experience, Street. Manchester, Connecticut. 643-27 1 1, Monday - yourimpact. Phoenix Audio, 91 Elm associates degree and 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ONE ITEM PER AD. Thursday, 6:.30 - 7:30 p.m. four door, V8. 27,000 miles. CONNECTICUT Street, Manchester. working knowledge of ^ GIRLS SIZE 12-14 full Experience a plus, but Telephone 649-1199. length winter coat, CaU 647-1407. R O B E R T B. WEISS, government specs. Call GENERAL MANAGER f definitely not necessary. ) Carlyle Johnson Machine excellent condition. ^.00. Will gladly train motivated NEWSfMPER DEALER ALUMINUM SHEETS 02^1 Company, 643-1531. E.O.E. Call M9-0387 after ^ m . 1977 MGB - New top, individuals wanted Vernon-Rockville used as printing plates. .007 stereo, extras! $3800. (^U C. 3 4 thick, 23x28>4’^. 50c each, 2 area. Call 647-9946. BANJO Five stringIns with 646-1^. TOWN OP MANCHIDTBR 1 M ANCHESTER physicians or 5 for $2.00. Phone 64^ LIOAL NOTICI P A R T TIM E help needed case, good conondition. office needs woman tor 2711. They MUST be picked H ie Planning and Zoning Commis evenings in pharmacy. L\ BOLTON - responsible $80.00. Firlilrm. CaU 649-1921. AMC PACER, 1975. Good You can increase part time general office up before 11:00 a.m. only. sion w ill bold a public hearing on Some retail experience individual to care for our condition, standard duties (approximately ten Monday. February 7, 1983 at 7:00 neces.sary. Apply in person two children September, transmission, overdrive, hours per week). Hours TIRE S HR78Z14. 199.00 for P.M . in the Hearing Room, Lincoln your cash 9 - 5 at Liggett Rexall, 1983 thru June, 1984. Five very flexible,~hut must also WALT ZINGLERS In the set of two. Call after 12 good mileage, radial tires. Center. 494 Main Street, Manchester Parkade days weekly. 742-9302. Manchester, to bear and con 8 be available to fill in 7-8 come tax service. Filing noon, 643-8561. $800. 644-1242. Ct 5 6 7 sider the following petltloos: return by KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright hours a day during school personal or small SEASONED FIREWOOD, business tax returns. In cut, split, delivered. $100 a ZENITH SKI BooU size PLYMOUTH FURY 318 PREFERRED EQUITIES - vacations and be on an on- RESUBDIVISION - BROAD cord. You pick up, $75.00. 8Vk, medium. New $185.00. 1966-Needs mufflers, and adyertisins in the call basis for regular office your home since 1974. STREET (P-40) - To resubdivlde a Asking $45.00. Like new, little sheet metal for trunk. personnel illness. Woman 646-5346.______Call anytime, 649-1831. lot of approximately 1.588 acres Runs great. $375, ask fo r Caii ujete t w i n e j t>/ with grown children made in West Germany. into 3 lots - 251 Broad ^reet. preferred. Please call 646- INCOME TAX SNOW TIRES (2) - Call 649-7028. - Gary.y. 643-6M. BARNEY T. PETERMAN. SR. • ______dnei etft EekylcHian'S to 11 12 6031 between 11:30 and Ipm. preparation in your home Firestone Town and Coun ZONE CHANGE - NORTH MAIN 9 10 U)bi(R -them op in ihe. (lecomin^ - experienced - call try, L78-15, excellent. Used ALLNIGHTER Woodstove M ERCURY, 1978 Cougar. S T R E E T (P-41) • T o change the for sale. Never been used. zoning clasalflcBtloD from DUNKIN DONUTS - Ver lUtle. 521-5328. Small V8, brougham, four ■ihe fiirit atam clocki. Hat u etl ike late $ ^ or best offer. 742-7667. door, automatic transmis Residence B and Industrial to mianrl^ystyr non Circle - Im m ediate howeVe^y was Easily embroidered, this sion, Power steering. Planned Residence Development ceyituH/^ the cat openings available on mid FIFTEEN YEARS In Painting-Paparing 32 ONE PAIR OF Knielin colorful ABC Book is a Power brakes, air, steceo. for 3 parcels of approximately 2.04 pcitected. night to 6 a.m. shift. Apply B u s in e s s - S e a s o n e d acres and to a p f i ^ e a Q m r a l white wing downhill akls delightful and interesting Extra clean. Must sell. in person. P A IN T IN G & P A P E R hardwood - Cut, split and way to teach the young i*ian of Development for the site - Bpralli 16 delivered. Two and three with bindings. $50.00 or $2900. CaU 6490286 afterS 390/414/420 North Main Stiwet. 14 15 Excessuve abbreviations Hanging. Ceilings A classic shiitdresB for sters the alphabet. 13 cord loads. $85 per cord. best Offer. M94744. p.p. MAURICE E. FRENCH - / • abbreviate results! Be sure repaired. References. Ful- the larger-size fiaure , No. 2065 has transfer Fast Delivery. with comfortable bade SPEGAL EXCEPTION ^ RIDGE readers understand your ly, insured. Quality work! toT 26 motifs« color chsrt* Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 yoke and gored aldrt ia directions. S T R E E T (F-38) - AppUcation un ad by avoiding ab- Martin Mattsson, evenings aaaaaaaaaanaaaaaaaaaaaaa always popular. der Article II, Section 5.08.01 to Phone ••• ».06e.lM fer IBB VaVMfsek breviations. 649-4431. No. 8811 with Photo- convert a single-family dwelling to FOR SALE - Double mat- ABANDONED Guide is in Sizes 38 to rp e ttH e s M FM MlE a two-family dwelling - n Rli^e tress, box spring, excellent 1079 Oldsmcbllc Street. 19 20 60. Size 40, 44 bust, 8% 1 7 18 CELEBRITY CIPHER condition, $25. Tum-of-the- *n At this hasiing Interested persoos Celebrtly CipiMr cryptogram* ar« crM tod from quoMtkirM by fam out paopit. poal yards 46-inch. Cutlass, axoailartt m ay bt beard and written oom- and preeenl. Each leher In the cipher atonda lor erw ltw . ro ^a d b e .- Twqttamc. century oak dresser, five **‘“’**’ TO OMU IM MJO ftr aisk cend. tSOOO. 643-2711, drawers, $125. Oak rocker, 83S4B81. inunlcaUons received. Copies of Nttm, ^ IM tar psstiti sM 1975 Chevy Monza these petitions have been filed in SSiJ5%i.'S!sa. ’®* $1100 the Town Clerfc'a office and may ba and “MU8 TBW8 ER URZ WV HVKWIRQN; Kr'iS'cjarass; B P K IA L : Over 206 as- Inspected during office boon. 1043 a ft-r 6pm. '“ '" e ‘ w® cals: One Un 1070 Ford Courier lections aod a FREE PUNNING AND ZONING male, seven months old; tlXi Pick-up, 4 watch BM BZ R QBHHVW VA IQSRl.’' — A i 1» tfce COMMISSION FLOOR MODEL TV . one tri-color fixed femate, cyl. $3300. Leo Kwaab, Sacretarv I8 II.I ALBUM. Jiut $2.66. the Example: A) Washer good cond., *50.00 $20.00. Console stereo, years old. Call 643- 1978 Chrysler LeBaron Dated this 25th day of Jamiary, New FASHIONASHION with ***6*aTsusiata VOZVW J8 DD8 Z $30.00. Call 6494635. r- .. sea Uiw. new $2950. 1983. Call 000-0000. Photo-Guide pattorais la ABC’a PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Somatlmes I would rather have If you need a better car to " keu ta laitt 1070 Ford Thunderbird (WWH ______LADIES SIZE 12 head drive the youngsters to all also rangaa, haa a B)Table with formica top, *20.00 Call 000-0000. peopla take away yeara of my jlle than take eviey a momant." spsdal Ovaco Cola CoOse- $700 woili for — Pearl Bailey , black and white,ski parka, school, check the many tie u f e r la r g a r a is s s i o h o The above ban be You’ll never know the .CW IW HIA Inc IMKw US Pil 1 TMOII • iai3l>yNeA,lno. Ill o U e r ln S * >" t o d a y ’ s 2 BONUS eSnuonaf aaan at $MB power of ClaMifled until NO PET ADS. $200. Asking $75. 64i^26M. Classified columns. you. „ fiiee.,..8tM . •IS M ain at you use It yourslef. today to place an ad. ^