M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. 13, 1987 MANCHESTER TRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS FOR SALE IF0RSAI£ School budget GM C 1987 3500, ^3 yard GMC 1987 Suburbans Ford 1983 F-100 V-6, outo, Toyota 1981 Londcrulscfr 4 dump, brand new. v-8, 4 brand new. 12 to choose ps, sunroof, om/fm, glass x4 brown. Lynch, 500 W. Center St., Manchester. $ $ is no surprise speed, block Scranton- from, gas or diesel, all cap, blue, Lynch, 500 W. Cadlllac-Oldsmoblle- equipped differently, read Center St. Manchester. 6484321.1' Pontlac-GMC trucks, to roll. Scranton-Cadllloc- 6464321.1'. ... page 3 route 83, Vernon. 872- Oldsmoblle-Pontlac-GMC GMC/Geneva 1987 custom 9145.. ^ trucks, route 83 Vernon. GM C 1986 brand new 7000 vans. 10 to choose from 872-9145.1^ series dump 5-7 yard, 366 Scranton-Codlllac- Chevrolet 1986 K10 pickup, V-8. 5 speed with 2 speed Oldsmoblle-Pontlac-GMC 8 foot body, v-8, auto, ps, Toyota 1982 Sr5 pickup, axle, red. Scranton Trucks, route 83, Vernon. pb, 4 wheel drive. $10,995. glass cap, blue. Lynch, 500 Cadlllac-Oldsmoblle- 872-9145.1' Carter Chevrolet, 1229 W. Center St., Manches­ Pontlac-GMC trucks, Main St., Manchester. 646- ter. 6484321 .t^ route 83, Vernon. 872- Ford 1981 Chateau van. 6464.1, ' 9145.1' V-8, air, ps, pb, cruise. GMC 1987 brand new Lynch, 500 W. Center St., Ford 1983 Ranger pickup, camper vans, refrigera­ Toyota 1983 4 x 4 pickup. Manchester. 6484321.1' 4 cyl, 4 speed, blue 8, tor, stove, bathroom facil­ Sr5, bronze. Lynch 500 W. white. Scranton-Cadlllac- ities, hookups, olr , much Center St. Manchester. See us RV Show at the TRUCKS “R” US IS A WEEKLY FEATURE APPEARING EVERY OTHER Oldsmoblle-Pontlac-GMC more, 3 In stock. 646-4321.1' Hartford Civic Center. Scranton-Codlllac- January 16th thru 18th. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY IN CLASSIFIED. MOST OF THESE ADS ARE trucks. Route 83, Vernon. Jiaurlipstpr HpraI^ 872-9145.1^ Oldsmoblle-Pontlac-GMC Scranton-Cadlllac- Manchester — A City o( Village Charm DEARLER ADS. BUT INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO SELL THEIR TRUCKS trucks. Route 83 Vernon. GM C 1987 4 x4 'h ton Pontlac-Oldsmoblle-GMC 872-9145.1' pickup, brand new with trucks, route 83, Vernon. ARE ENCOURAGED TO PHONE 643-2711 TO PLACE THEIR ADS... Chevrolet 1986 Suburban, 7Va foot Fisher plow. 872-9145.1' brown & white. 4,000 Ford 1984 Bronco II 4x4, Ready to go. 4 to choose miles, looded. Scronton- v-6, 4 speed, ps, pb, air, from. Scranton Cadlllac- Ford 1984 150 von, 6 cyl, Wednesday, Jan. 14,1987 30 Cents Codlllac-Oldsmoblle- cassette, brown. Lynch, Oldsmoblle-Pontlac-GMC auto, ps, am/fm, brown. TRUCKS/VANS I q^ TRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS TRUCKS/VANS Pontloc-GMC trucks, 500 W. Center St., Man­ trucks, route 83 Vernon. Lynch, 500 W. Center St., FOR SALE [^FO R SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE route 83 Vernon. 872- chester. 6464321.1' 872-9145.1' Manchester. 6484321.1' 9145.1'' ComFed J GM C 1983 Suburban, 6 Some subsidy Toyota 19S5 Londcrulser, Mazda 1987 B2000 SE5 Mazda 1987 B2000 SE5 cab GM C 1986 ton cargo 5 speed, cassette, olr. pass, v-8, auto, ps, pb, air, shortbed, California plus, California brown, red. Scranton-Cadlllac- van. v-8, auto, ps, pb, promises Lynch, 500 W. Center St., brown, beige Interior. beige Interior, leather green. Scranton-Cadlllac- AAonchester. 646-4321.tr’ Oldsmoblle-GMC trucks. Morlarty Brothers, 315 package, ps. M orlarty Oldsmoblle-Pontloc-GMC Route 83, Vernon. 872- Center St., Manchester. Brothers, 315 Center St., 9145.ir> trucks, route 83 Vernon. Dotsun 1904 xtro cob, 5 643-5135.tr Manchester. 643-5135.t^ 872-9145.1^ to compete might offset speed, white. Lynch, 500 Ford 1985 Bronco, 4 speed W. Center St., monches- Mazda 1987 B2000 SE5 plus Mazda 1987 B2000 SE5 cob GM C 1984 Suburban. 6.2 ter.646-4321.tr with overdrive, v-6, ps, 5 shortbed. Sunbeam plus. Canal blue, beige stereo, sunroof, silver. diesel, auto, ps, pb, olr, By John F. Kirch silver, gray Interior. Mor- Interior, leather package, tilt, cruise, loaded, blue 8> A Lynch, 500 W. Center St., Herald Reporter GAAC 1905 >/i ton Cargo larty Brothers, 315 Center ps. Morlarty Brothers, 315 silver. Lynch, 500 W. Cen­ yon, 31X100 miles, auto, ps, Manchester. 646-4321.tr’ St., M anchester. 643- Center St., Manchester. ter St., Manchester. 646- Bennet hikes pb, red & white. Scranton 5135.tr 643-5135.1^ 4321.1^ FACTORY-SPONSORED FINANCING CASH RACK TO YOU The ComFed Savings Bank, Codllloc-Pontlac- Chevrolet 1984 C-10 which purchased the Heritage pickup, 6 cyl, 30,000 miles, Oldsmoblle-GAAC trucks. Mazda 1987 B2000 SE5 plus YOUR CHOICE OF Savings and Loan Association in Route 03, Vernon. 072- brown. Scronton- 5 shortbed. Ondo blue, By Alex GIrelll Barbara Weinberg, who is now 9145.tr Codlllac-Oldsmoblle- gray Interior. 2 to choose December, is taking its first steps MORE WAYS TO SAVE! toward making a presence in Associate Editor mayor. Pontlac-GMC trucks. from. Morlarty Brothers, * 3.9% A.P.R. FlMRclRf CM save Route 83, Vernon. 872- Manchester and promises to bring Cassano acknowledged today Cheyrolet 1903 S-10 Blazer 315 Center St., Manches­ yea ever $1000* Town Director Stephen T. Cas- that if the payment to the town in V-6 Tahoe pockoge. $7995. 9145.tr ter. 643-5135.ir added competition to local bankers. on our 8E King Cob* witti outomoilc tronomloolon, air sano said today that elderly tenants lieu of taxes is eliminated, some N DeCormler Nissan, 205 conditioning, btocii atop bumpor. 8E grapMco, powor* The Massachusetts-based finan­ GM C 19841984 Jim m y, v-6, /oport paokago and doalor-lnotallod optlono, or ovor of the town-sponsored Bennet Bennet critics who insisted on that Brood St., Manchester. Mazda 1987 B2000 cab plus $600 on our lowaat ollolior pdeod truck. cial institution is one of the larger 643-4165.tr 5 speed, air, ps, black. Dover white, wine Inte­ banks to move into the Manchester Apartments cannot afford to stay in payment will object. Lynch, 500 W. Center St., A Or ep to $400 Cash Back on all rior. Morlarty Brothers, area. It has a net worth of $83 the apartments if the rents are When the Bennet board met on Manchester. 646-4321.tr’ 315 Center St., Manchesler 1907 pickup Track medals Dotsun 1903 King cob million with total assets as of going to increase 6 percent each Dec. 9, the Community Develop­ pickup 4 x4,4 cyl, 5 speed, 643-5135.ir year as originally projected. ment Corp., a private development GM C 1984 Rally 8 pas­ *$t Annual ParcantagaRatoFInanoIngon aN NIioan pickup trucko on 24 month loan term. HIghar poroontagaratao September of $972 million. It earned ps, pb, stereo cassette, appHcaWa to longar torm loano. $800 or $000 caah back from NIooan doponding on '00 or '00.B modal choaan. $ ^ Cassano made the observation in firm that is a partner in the Bennet senger van, red 8, white, caah back from Pmaan on any 1007 pickup Avallabli to qualified buyara at partldpatlno NIaaan daalara. Offer for e $12.2 million in fiscal 1986 and is lump seats. $5795. Carter Mazda 1987 B2000 cob the wake of a vote Tuesday night by project, had recommended an 8 auto, ps, pb, air. Scronton- plus. Sunbeam silver, limited time only and not available on Van or Pathfinder. **lntereot Mvtnga vary by modal. New England’s largest originator Chevrolet, 1229 Main St., the Bennet Non-Profit Housing Manchester. 646-6464.tr Cadll lac-Oldsmoblle- gray Interior. Luxury and reseller of residential percent increase. Pontlac-GMC trucks, package. Morlarty Broth­ mortgages. Corp. to raise the rents at the A revised budget was submitted apartments by 6 percent this year. Chevrolet 1980 4 x 4 route 83, Vernon. 872- ers, 315 Center St., Man­ In fiscal year 1986, which ended by CDC to the board, however, and 9145.tr Cassano. who was the prime pickup, v-8 ,4 speed, grey. chester. 643-5135.t' March SI, ComFed originated $1.3 it called for a 6 percent rent Scronton-Codlllac- DECORMIER billion in residential loans, while advocate on the Board of Directors Increase. Pontloc-Oldsmoblle-GMC Mozdo 1987 B2000 SE5 cab Mazda 1987 B2000 cab for conversion of the former school plus. Sunrise red, gray MOTOR SALES, INC. recent predictions say that 1987's trucks. Route 83, Vernon. shortbed, light beige, building into apartments for the STEVEN ERIE, managing direc­ Interior. 2 to choose from. volume would be close to $2 billion. 072-9145.tr beige Interior. Morlarty 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER (EXIT 60 OFF 1-84) 643-4165 elderly, said he can see a couple of tor of CDC, said Tuesday one Morlarty Brothers, 315 Brothers, 315 Center St., Nevertheless, Manchester’s options for easing the rent burden reason for the decrease in the Nissan 1986 pickup blue, 5 Center St., Monchester. Manchester. 643-5135.i^ smaller banks say they are not on the tenants. One would be to speed. Lynch, 500 W. Cen­ 643-5135.tr worried by the addition of ComFed recommendation was the discovery consider eliminating the $16,000 to ter St., Manchester. 646- Mazda 1987 B2000 cob to the Manchester market. of what appears to be a typographi­ Mozdo 1987 B2000 SE5 HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS! $18,000 annual payment the com­ cal error in the document that is 4321.tr shortbed. Sunbeam silver, " It ’s going to be competitive.’’ longbed, block, gray Inte­ gray Interior. Morlarty plex makes to the town in lieu of part of the agreement between the said William R. Johnson, president Dodge 1905 Caravan Le rior. Luxuarv package. Brothers, 315 Center St., taxes. The other would be to take partners in the project. of the Savings Bank of Manchester, Wagon. 4 cyl, auto air, Morlarty Brothers, 315 Manchester. 643-5135.>^ advantage of a state subsidy for which has a total of $286 million in stereo, luggage rack. Center St., Manchester. rents if one is established. 643-5135.tr mortgages. " I don’t think the local Please turn to page 8 $11,295. Carter Chevrolet. Cassano also foresaw a problem Institutions should be afraid of 1229 Main St., Manches­ arising with rents at the 24 ter. 646-6464.tr Chevrolet 1984 Sport van them. What they (ComFed) are AP photo apartments for the elderly the town v-8, 11 passenger, auto, doing is taking over an operation Chevrolet 1903 ElCamIno olr, cassette, tan. Lynch, Hector Escudero Aponte (center), 35, is Dupont Plaza Hotel in San Juan, Puerto plans to build on North Elm Street. 500 W. Center St., Man­ (Heritage) that has existed for a Like the Bennet Apartments, they December blue, v-8, automatic, long time.’’ escorted by FBI agents into court on Rico. He was also charged in local court chester. 646-4321.tr are planned with no subsidy. 32,000 miles. Scronton- "They are strong in the mortgage Tuesday. Escudero Aponte was charged with 96 counts of murder. Police Cadlllac-Pontloc- SPECIAL! Oldsmoblle-GMC trucks, GM C 1987 S-15 pickups, end of the business," said George by a federal magistrate in connection arrested a second man today in RENTS AT the Bennet Apart­ brand new, 15 to choose sales hit route 83 Vernon. 872- TRUCKS * Free Bed Liner or Tool Box with any Toyota E. Stewart, president of First ments were raised 6 percent by a 3-2 9145.tr from. Scranton-Codlllac- Federal Savings of East Hartford. with the New Year’s Eve fire at the connection with the fatal blaze. Pontloc-Oldsmoblle-GMC truck purchased Jan. 2, 1987 thru Jan. 17, 1987 vote of the directors of th ? Bennet Stewart pointed out, however, that Non-Profit Housing Corp. ’Tuesday Chevrolet 1985 Astro, red, trucks, route 83 Vernon. it is difficult for an out-of-state bank near-high v-6, automatic ps. Lynch, 872-9145.tr at night. The raise w^| mtjjle over the to cater to the community the way a objection of some of the tenants of 500 W. Center St., Man­ OVER 50 TRUCKS IN STOCK local bank can. chester. 646-4321.tr Toyota 1983 pickup 5 CARTER Two hotel workers charged the 45-unit building. "W e know the territory,” he said. WASHINGTON (AP) - Retail speed,stereo. Tonneau Models Available The vote will increase the min­ 4 cover, brown. Lynch, 500 CHEVROLET Stewart said that First Federal, sales, bolstered by last-minute Chevrolet 1983 CIO 8 foot • Standard Bed • Lang Bed • Long Bed Xtracab • Long Bed Deluxe • Long imum rent for one-bedroom apart­ Christmas shopping, surged a pickup, 6 cyl, standard, W. Center St., Manches­ Bed Xtracab Deluxe • SR5 Xtracab Sport • Gas-Turbo SR5 Xtracab Sport • 1 which wrote $60 million in mort­ ter. 646-4321.tr ments to $421 and the maximum near-record 4.4 percent in De­ ps, stereo cassette, rear Large Ton • 4x4 Standard Bed ■ 4x4 Standard Bed Turbo *4x4 Long Bed Deluxe gages in 1986, would focus on loans rent for a one-bedroom apartment bumper. $5295. Carter • 4 X 4 Xtracab Deluxe • 4 x 4 SR5 Sport *4x4 Xtracab Sport • 4 x 4 Gas- this year and plans to 0|>en a new in connection with fatal fire cember, the government reported to $470. For two-bedroom apart­ Chevrolet. 1229 Main St., Mazda 1987 shortbed. T o r­ Inventory Turbo SRS Xtracab Sport. loan office off Silver Lane to add to today. nado silver, gray Interior. ments, the mimimum rent will Manchester. 6466464.tr * Ad must be presented at time of purchase its eight branches in the Manches­ The Commerce Department said Morlarty Brothers, 315 Of By Ed McCullough cudero Aponte, a father of two who A federal indictment accused increase to $511 and the maximum that retail sales totaled a season­ Center St., Manchester. ter area. The Associated Press worked at the hotel for 10 years, Escudero Aponte of setting the fire to $528. Dodge 1983 'h ton work Nathan Agostinelli, president of ally adjusted $126.26 billion last van, 6 cyl, 4 spped, red. 643-5135.tr Chevy confessed his role in the blaze, but and thus interfering with interstate Voting in favor of the apart­ Manchester State Bank, said he month following a revised 0.6 Scranton-Codlllac- Trucks, SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — said he only intended to set a small and foreign commerce. U.S. Magis­ ment’s 1987 budget and thus for the percent decline in November. Pontlac-Oldsmoblle-GMC Mazda 1987 shortbed, didn’t think ComFed’s move into Federal officials said today two fire. trate Justo Arenas ordered him increases were chairman John Ondo blue, gray Interior. 2 500 W. Center St. trucks. Route 83 Vernon. Vans & Manchester is anything new and hotel workers — a bartender and a The document claimed Escudero held without bail until Friday. A FitzGerald, Eileen Stern and The December increase was the 872-9145.tr to choose from. Morlarty different. largest since a record 5.6 percent Brothers, 315 Center St., Manet ester maintenance man — are under Aponte told investigators he opened preliminary hearing was set for James Finnegan. Manchester. 643-5135.ir El Caminos LYNCH "(Competition from) Heritage arrest in the Dupont Plaza Hotel a can of Sterno-type fuel and set it next ’Tuesday. Voting against the hikes were jump in September. That increase Volkswagen 1987 Vonogon Tel. 646-4321 was part of the Manchester market fire that killed 96 people. alight after placing it on a stack of U.S. Attorney Daniel Lopez Robert Heavisides, the only Repub­ had been spurred by a consumer GL camper. 2.1 litre fuel MANCHESTER, CONN. for years," Agostinelli said. But he rush to take advantage of cut-rate Ini, engine, 4 secrter, rear Mazda 1987 shortbed, Armando Jimenez Rivera, a new furniture in the hotel’s ground- Romo would not say where Es­ lican member, and Kenneth Gar- added that any new competition auto financing deals offered to folding bench seat con­ black, gray Interior. Lux­ 28year-old bartender, was ar­ floor ballroom. cudero Aponte was being held. rity, a tenant representative. ury package. Morlarty 1987 CHEVY SIO PICKUPS would be good for the consumer. reduce a huge backlog of unsold verts to double bed, ps, pb, rested Tuesday and was to be The complaint said Escudero Jerry Rudden, spokesman of the Garrity argued that repeated Brothers, 315 Center St., 6’ Body, 4 Spd^, 1000 lb. payload " I f (ComFed Is) aggressive, the 1986-model cars. clock, curtains, rear win­ charged today in federal court with Aponte set the fire after a union federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco rent increases would make the Manchester. 643-5135.tr other banks have to be aggressive, ’ ’ dow det, fire extinguisher, arson and destruction of property in meeting in the ballroom. At the and Firearms, indicated that au­ rents unaffordable. The retail sales numbers have gauges, heater front & he said. Mazda 1987 shortbed, the New Year’s Eve fire, U.S. meeting, the union rejected a hotel thorities assumed a conspiracy. Cassano said today he agrees been heavily influenced in recent rear. Illuminated vanity That aggressiveness could come Marshal German Wirshing said. contract offer and planned to strike with Garrity on that point, even months by the swings in auto sales. mirror, refrigerator, pro­ Dover white, wine Inte­ Rudden noted that the common­ in the mortgage loan area, Johnson After rising at a record pace in pane stove. Stainless sink, rior. Morlarty Brothers, The same charges were filed at midnight New Year’s Eve. wealth indictment said the fire was though there is no error in the 315 Center St., Manches­ Take a Look said. He said ComFed may offer a Tuesday against Hector Escudero Union leaders have denied any budget as compared with the 1983 September, total sales plunged a set "in agreement with others,” pop up roof with double competitive rate on its deposits in bed, dining tables. Sky­ ter. 643-5135.tr Aponte, a 38year-old hotel mainte­ involvement in the blaze that raged adding that was "wordage for financial projections, which called record 5.2 percent in October after light, clothes storage. Util­ >6899 order to collect loan money, but nance worker who also was through the mezzanine-level casino for 6 percent rent increases each the cut-rate financing incentives OVER 40 B2000 TRUCKS conspiracy.” ity hookups, 4 speaker, Mazda 1987 shortbed, said those rates would eventually charged in Puerto Rico District and lobby and sent dense smoke year at least until 1992. were discontinued. Oiido blue,luxurv pack­ 1987 CHEVY $10 EXTENDED CABS Jorge Farinacci Garcia, a lawyer am/fm stereo cassette IN S T O C K II reflect others in the Manchester Court with arson, destruction of through the next four floors. Guests age, gray Interior. 3 to for the Teamsters union, said the The weakness in November was system, power locks, win­ $ Q ^ Q Q V6, 5 Spd., PS, More market. property and 96 counts of murder. and staff raced to the roof to await CASSANO SAID he discussed the choose from. Morlarty fire was "an individual act of a also blamed on a further decline in dows, mirrors. A ir condlt- 1987 MAZDA B2000 LUXURY "When you’re the new kid in If convicted, he faces 99 years for rescue by helicopter or jumped off matter with fellow Democratic onlnp, rust protection, Brothers, 315 Center St., 2-Wheel Drive, Stock #6132 person in the hotel.” He said the auto sales, which fell 3.4 percent Manchester. 643-5135.tr . town, you try to establish a each murder charge and 25 years lower balconies to escape the heat members of the town Board of plus many more. Va- SHORT BED PICKUP^ Teamsters have cooperated with during the month. presence,” Johnson said. "They for the remaining counts. and smoke. More than 140 people Directors Tuesday night after the nagon features; finished $ 1 O OQCI Auto, PS, More the government in investigating the Mazda 1987 longbed alum­ will establish a presence." "The Federal Bureau of Alcohol, were injured. Bennet meeting. Cassano and De­ However, auto sales picked up in In Titian red metallic with fire. December, rising by 16.2 percent, grey & black velour Inte­ inum cap. Sunrise red. * ^ f ^ ^ ^ 4-Wheel Drive, Stock #6133 ComFed’s presense has been Tobacco and Firearms will con­ The indictment said Escudero mocratic town Director James F. rior. Stock number 3621. Morlarty Brothers, 315 mostly in Massachusetts, company tinue to investigate this case until Aponte; "acting in concert and in Teamsters local president Rene Fogarty, liaison to the Bennet the best showing since the record Center St., Manchester. 22.7 percent September increase. List price $22,777. Sale *A GOOD FLACe CAN* officials said, but it’s trying to we’re certain anyone connected agreement with others, illegally, Rodriguez and secretary-treasurer board, were both at the Bennet 643-5135.ir TO OUT A , 8TK #1-1064 prlce-$20,800 plus tax 8, make inroads into Connecticut. with the fire has been identified and voluntarily, maliciously and crimi­ Jose Cadiz were on the mainland board meeting Tuesday. Even excluding the big auto reg. Lfpman Number 1 bed liner, convenience pkg., two tone peint, epoke wheele, During an interview with the brought to justice,” Wirshing said. nally set fire with the intention of when Escudero Aponte’s arrest The Bennet conversion was an increase, retail sales did well in Volkswagen, 24 Tolland Mazda 1987 shortbed, lux­ CHEVROLET m e n glee^ douUewell bed conaiructlon. Intermittent wipere, deluxe Insirument pa­ Herald Tuesday afternoon. Federal officials identified the destroying the Dupont Plaza was announced. They scheduled a initiative of the Democrats on the December, rising by 0.9 percent, Tpke, route 83 Vernon. ury package. Sunbeam nel, cerpeting, tilt wheel, cruise control, cloth eeete, AM/FM ceaeette. Uet price •9054. silver. 2 to choose from. CARTER COe, INC. ComFed President Raymond F. two suspects as Teamsters news conference for today. Baord of Directors and was op­ 649-2638.1^ Hotel.” the best showing for the non-auto 9 Morlarty Brothers, 315 1229 MAIN ST, MANCNES1ERe84M4«4eOPEN TIL 8 PM-FM., TH. 8 PM members. Judge Carlos Rivera Martinez set Investigators ruled Jan. 4 that the posed by the Republican board category since a 1 percent rise in Mazda 1984 B2000 pickup Center St., Manchester. Please torn to page 8 A federal complaint said Es­ bail at $2 million for these charges. fire had been set. members and by one Democrat. July 1985. black. 2 to choose from 643-5135.tr ONLY $3495. Morlarty Brothers, 315 Center St., Manches­ $8999 ter. 643-5135.)^ Income gap blamed TODAY’S HERALD Mazda 1987 B2000 SE5 cob YOUR GMC TRUCK 5 YEAR /100,000 Mile Warranty 8 plus, Dover white, bed- 8 MAZDA EXTENDED WARRANTY Mqfia crippled Cloudy, rain coming llner. Morlarty Brothers, HEADOUARTERS 315 Center St., Monches- on Reagan’s policies The Mafia has been staggered but Clouding up tonight with a chance ter. 643-5135.i^______m / c r o AT NO EXTRA CHARGE OVER 120 TRUCKS IN STOCK TO SELECT FROM. No daductibte, covers parts & tabor not toppled by 100-year prison of rain showers toward sunrise or social problems instead of helping terms handed to three bosses and possibly some spotty freezing rain. Toyoto 1982, SR-5, 4x4, ueetmg. front «u«p ttpn. WASHINGTON (AP) - Reagan grey metallic, chrome, vwefrfeel, brekee, elr eondltlonlng, tawing, eubitllute ireniparte administration economic and so­ resolve them,” Jacob said. four other top mobsters, according Low 30 to 35. Mostly cloudy BRAND NEW 1987 GMC S-IS to law enforcement officials, who oversize American racing _ SEE SALESPERSON POfl^OETAILS cial policies, including decreased The civil rights leader made the ’Thursday with a 30 percent chance wheels, lift kit, roll bar, PICKUP TRUCK comments in a statement Issued promise unrelenting pressure of showers, possibly a snow flurry 2.5 Liter Fuel Injected Engine, 4 Speed Menus! Transmlt- 1Mt;affirep|ieetpb«w'8tux)irytrui^bnlyZ'M^ domestic spending, have widened nerf bars, tarp. Lynch. “ a dangerous gap between the today with the release of the report, against the mob. Story on page 19. late in the day. High around 40. 646-4321. Ask for Koren.tr’ ■ion, AM Radio, 1000 lb. Payload Capacity. P105/75R14 TIrae. Tan In Color with a Matching Interior. Stock #H9113 affluent and the poor,’’ the head of a "The State of Black America — Details on page 2. major civil rights group said today. 1987." Included are chapters by 10 7 7 Pilot charged A BRAND NEW TRUCK FOR ONLY NO GIMMICKS — JUST A GREAT DEAL! National Urban League Presi­ experts describing a “ retreat from Take A Look Price Indudea; 1. All Dealer Prep. 2. Undercoaltng Tool Tei'ai dent John E. Jacob, in presenting civil rights,” how blacks are Police say they have found In d e x BRAND NEW 1987 TAX 8 REG. 3. Clean & Wax 4. Handling and Freight Charges. RM n the group’s annual assessment of affected by the budget deficit and "devastating” circumstantial evi­ 24 pagos, 4 stetiong MAZDA BZOOO EXTRA the status of blacks in the United tax reform, black families, black dence to link a 49-year-oId airline Sbortbed Plckap ^6743 States, accused President Rea­ economic status and other issues. pilot with the murder of his wife, Advice. .17 Lottery. Several to select from... Growing disparities in wealth after body parts were found scat­ gan’s administration of waging a Butineet__21-22 Obltuarlaa__ 8 Starting at and income are the result of current tered near a lake not far from the "disinformation campaign’’ on do­ Clettlfled _ 22-23 Opinion______6 _ r o u t e 83 mestic issues. policies encouraging unemploy­ couple’s home in Newtown. Ri­ b r o t h e r s / Comice 16 People______2 *6555 DEATH CAR — Debris is scattered in front of the Corvette That campaign "is designed to ment and reduced levels of social chard Crafts, a part-time police stock (l- lllS VERNON C8NH. officer and an Eastern Airlines Connecticut _ 7 Sports____ g-12 HOURS; that went out of control Tuesday afternoon and came to rest convince the public that unemploy­ spending, Jacob said. He noted that iDcludet: Syear, ment was no longer a problem, that while more than 3 million new jobs pilot with 19 years experience, was Entertainment 17 Televlelon___ 17 100,009 mile warranty OPEN EVENINGS - arrested ’Tuesday morning. Story Focus______13 T IL e P.M. on the lawn of 42 Line St. The driver, Robert Moore, 17, died the poor don’t want to work and that / U.S./World 19-20 ^ MOTORS, INC. 1 ’ Please tarn to page 8 on page 7. Local newe_3, 8 W eather g mmoTHmmm/ FRIDAY $ SATURDAY 301-315 C E N TE R S TR E E T this morning at Hartford Hospital. Story on page 8. social programs simply compound CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC • GMC TRUCKS T IL e P.M. MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 643-5135 IIS Center 8t. • 04S-S1S5 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 14.1987 MANCHES’TER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 14, 1987 — 3 WEATHER W illhide’s Increase in school budget plan ^ resignation was expected by town directors Connecticut forecast a surprise By John AAltchell 20' for higher teachers’ salaries. 30. 10 Herald Reporter Maffe Jr. questioned a $5,000 Geatral. Eastern Interior, Sonthwest Interior: “ It looks initially to be very decrease in the reading curriculum 20 Tonight, clouding up with a chance of rain showers ; After months of controversy, high,” said Geoffrey Naab, a for next year. Manchester officials this morn­ toward sunrise or possibly some spotty freezing ; Republican Registrar of Voters Republican member of the Board of Maffe also questioned the feasi­ ing said they were not surprised by rain. Low 30 to 35. Thursday, mostly clo u ^ with a 30 • M ary Willhide has resigned, effec­ Directors. He said he had not seen bility of having a physical- the 11.83 percent increase in the percent chance of showers, possibly a snow flurry tive ’Thursday, GOP Town Chalr- the budget at all but had heard education instructor for kinder­ 6 ^ school budget proposed Monday by late in the day. High around 40. ;man Donald Kuehl said this about the increase. He, too, said it garten students. He called it Superintendent James P. Kennedy, West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, clouding up ; morning. was expected as a result of the state “ ridiculous.’’ mainly because of an upswing in - Willhide notified him by letter act. Kennedy has proposed $25,000 be with a chance of rain showers toward sunrise. Low teachers’ salaries as a.result of the In the mid 30s. Thursday, mostly cloudy wlU: a 30 . earlier this week that she did not Naab said it was too early to added under program improve­ kv'\'V , want to continue in the elected post state’s Education Enhancement predict how Kennedy’s proposal percent chance of showers. High 40 to 45. I Act. ment in the physical-education • ^ a u s e she planned to travel and would affect the town’s budget. department to hire another teacher Northwest Hills: Tonight, clouding up with a P e t P erk s The comments came as the . did not want to leave t»ie position At the first review workshop to provide more time for the chance of freezing rain or showers after midnight. school board began reviewing Cats and dogs are the most popular pets in the nation. ; absent. Kuehl said. "She didn’t feel Tuesday between Board of Educa­ special-education classes and to Low temperature in the lower 30s. ‘niursday, a Kennedy’s proposed $30.9 million Unfortunately, these two animals have been all too ; It was fair to the town.” tion members and representatives extend the physical-education in­ chance of early morning showers or spotty freezing budget package for the 1987-88 .50 ; Under state statute. Kuehl said of the PTA budget study commit­ struction to kindergarten classes. rain then becoming partly sunny with a chance of popular in a different way in some other nations. In fiscal year, which begins July 1. .Deputy Republican Registrar of tee, the groups picked apart many The board and members of the Low flurries. High in the upper 30s. China, dog meat is a delicacy. During the siege of Paris A public hearing will be held on ; Voters Patricia Cottle can automat- budget items. F*TA study group will hold a second Temperatures 40 40' '6 0 the budget on Jan. 26 at Bennet in 1876, cat meat became gourmet food. However, - ically succeed Willhide and appoint Though no monetary changes budget review session Thursday ¥ Junior High School after school and 50' Americans today spend about four times as much ; a new deputy for the remainder of were made during the two-hour from 7 to 9 p.m. at the board’s 60' PTA officials complete workshops Coastal forecast • the four-year term, which will session, board member Francis offices at 45 N. School St. money on pet food as they do on baby food. With 23 and make their recommendations. : expire in January 1989. Cottle could million felines, the United States has the largest pet cat In February, the budget will then go FRONTS: Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R .I. and Montauk :not be reached for comment this Point: population in the world. to the town manager for approval, J ; morning. who will make a recommendation Suits seek $30,000 for fall Warm.^.^ Cokl.«r.^ WindwestbecomingsouthwestaroundlSknotsthis Kuehl said he was somewhat DO YO U KNOW — What pets belong to the canine to the Board of Directors. Directors afternoon and overnight. Wind west around 15 knots Isuirrised by Willhide’s decision. A Farmington man has filed two Street and Dale Gustafson of family o f animals? will decide the budget’s fate In May. Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary - Thursday becoming northwest 15 to 20 knots towards “ I thought she was good for four lawsuits against the town of Man­ Battista Road, both in Manchester. I “ It was not a surprise,” said evening. TUESDAY’S ANSWER — Yeager and Rutan flew the ; years," he said. He added that chester for injuries he suffered last The papers said the three failed to Town Manager Robert Weiss. He Seas 2 feet or less through tonight. : Willhide had tried to resign many January when he slipped and fell on clear the walk in front of their “Voyager” around the world. said the increase was expected Chance of scattered light showers Thursday ; months ago, but was talked out of it Church Street because of what he property. 1-14-87 c Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 based on a rise in teachers’ n a t i o n a l f o r e c a s t — The National Weather Service forecasts snow :by several people. “She told me said was the town’s failure to clear loweringvisibilityoccasionallytoSmiles. salaries, as part of the state act The suit claims that Sheketoff flurries for Thursday from the northern Rockies to the central Plains. Rain • sometime ago she planned to leave snow and ice. which was passed last year by the suffered a dislocated and fractured A Newipaper In EducaUon Program ! eventually.’’ According to papers filed at the A is forecast for the Pacific Northwest, the Southwest and from the eastern Sponaored by General Assembly. left shoulder, a bruised head and Willhide could not be reached for town clerk’s office on Monday and Gulf to Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Across the nation Kennedy’s proposal attributed scratches on his face. The Manchester Herald •comment. Her granddaughter said last week, Andrew R. Sheketoff of more than 90 percent of the $3.2 Tuesday she was on vacation in Farmington is asking for over Town Attorney John W. Cooney Snow and rain ended a Western dry spell today million increase to staff salaries Arizona until April. $30,000 from the town, and from would not comment on the case. while rain was scattered across the South and cold and salary-related items. When the In June, GOP State Central Herald photo by Tucker three other men who he said owned However, he said the town does Canadian air zeroed in on the Plains. school district completes its plan to Committeeman Nathan Agosti- property on 28-32 Church St., where have an ordinance requiring prop­ Snow was scattered across central and eastern Rep. Sam Qejdenson, D-Conn., predicts the Democratic- abide by the provisions of the Almanac nelll, the former mayor of Man­ the incident occurred on Jan. 19. erty owners to clear snow or ice sections of Washington and Oregon, and was Education Enhancement Act, then chester, called for Willhide to controlled Congress will be more productive than the The other men named are Mal­ from town walks abutting their land expected to develop across much of the northwest­ the budget will increase by an colm F. Wittig of Rocky Hill, within 24 hours after it Today is Wednesday. Jan. 14, resign the registrar’s job after she one at work for the previous two years. N ern quarter of the nation. were killed when an explosion amount equal to the state funding Ronald J. Fournier of Ashworth accumulates. the 14th day of 1987. There are 351 ripped through the ship during defeated him for a position on the Rain was falling across the Pacific Northwest, Republican state convention rules days left in the year. maneuvers off Hawaii. and rain mixed with snow over western Washington. committee. Today’s Highlight in History: Rain spread from the coastal plains of Texas Ten years ago: Former British On Jan. 14, 1784, the United At the time, he complained that Gejdenson predicts Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden across southern and central Louisiana into southern Willhide had made the registrar’s States ratified the peace treaty MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL Mississippi. Showers were scattered across north­ died at his home in Wiltshire, office “into a social club." How­ with England that ended the REGISTER BY MAIL ern sections of Mississippi and Arkansas. England, at age 79. ever, Willhide said she would not Revolutionary War. All courses to be held at Manchester High School Breezy conditions continued in California, where Five years ago: During a visit resign. She maintained that the flap productive session On this date: gale warnings w ere in effect for the southern coast to New York, President Reagan was part of a larger battle between and a travelers’ advisory for gusty winds was In 1639, the first constitution of urged business and civic groups supporters of then-gubernatorial COURSE NIGHT TIME ROOM posted for the Owens Valley. Connecticut, known as the “ Fun­ to find private-sector substitutes candidates Gerald Labriola and By George Lavng age Connecticut to diversify its Accounting 1 w 7-9 145 damental Orders," was adopted Accounting 2 Temperatures were near or above normal for f o r government welfare Richard Bozzuto. Herald Reporter economy so that it does not heavily M 7-9 145 at a meeting in Hartford. Computers 1 M or W most of the nation, although cold air moving south programs. In April, Agostinelli threatened depend upon federal defense spend­ 7-9 101 In 1742, English astronomer Computers, Logo T 7-9 101 through Canada was headed for the Plains. One year ago: President Rea­ that a complaint would be filed with The new Congress that began ing. He said he wants to help Edmond Halley, who observed Computers, Home 8> Small T 7-9 215 After two days of record-high temperatures gan welcomed Ecuador’s presi­ the town’s Ethics Commission work earlier this month in Washing­ develop other industries in the Stano 2 the comet that still bears his state. T 7-9 145 across Minnesota, temperatures were returning to dent, Leon Febres Cordero, to the because Willhide, a Bozzuto sup­ ton, D.C., will be more productive Typing 1 name, died at the age of 85. T 7-9 139 seasonal levels, forecasters said. White House, praising him for his porter, had refused to certify than the last. Second District One way to do this is to lower Typing t'A W 7-9 139 In 1898, the Rev. Charles L. petitions that called for a May Congressman Sam Gejdenson, D- trade tariffs erected by other In International Falls, Minn., on Tuesday the “brave struggle" against terror­ Typing Adv. Th 7-9 139 Dodgson, better known as author primary between a slate of dele­ Bozrah, said Tuesday. countries. Gejdenson said he favors National Weather Service reported a record high of ism and narcotics trafficking. Auto Maintenance 2 M 6:30-9 169 Lewis Carroll, died less than two gates favoring Labriola that Agos­ Gejdenson, whose district in­ imposing import fees on goods 40 degrees, topping the 1942 mark of 39 degrees. In Today’s Birthdays: Movie pro­ Auto Maintenance 3 T 6:30-9 169 weeks before his 66th birthday. tinelli supported. cludes Andover, Bolton and Coven­ shipped into the United States from Auto Maintenance 4 the. Twin Cities, the mercury soared to 48 degrees, ducer Hal Roach is 95. CBS Th 6:30-9 169 In 1952, NBC’s “Today" show Willhide maintained that a cer­ try, made that prediction in an countries that have refused to lower Beg. Woodworking W tying the 1891 record. commentator Andy Rooney is 67. 6:30-9 163 premiered, featuring Dave Gar- tain number of signatures were not interview with the Manchester import duties. Adv. Woodworking M 6:30-9 163 In western Washington, one person was killed on Former CBS newsman George roway as host, with Jack Lescou- valid because delegates on the Herald. 'The United States’ trade deficit French 2 M 7-9 258 the 30-mile stretch of highway from Enum claw to Herman is 67. Actor-author Tom German 1 lie and newscaster Jim Fleming. endorsed slate that favored Bozzuto He said he is optimistic despite and large-scale foreign ownership T 7-9 258 the Crystal Mountain ski resort and there were 15 to Tryon is 61. Civil rights activist the fact that President Reagan, a German 2 Th In 1964, in her first public had circulated petitons for the of American property has made the 7-9 258 MORNING C LO UD COVER — Weather satellite picture recorded at 4 a.m. 20 less serious accidents Tuesday night, the State Julian Bond is 47. Actress Faye Republican, will now be dealing country’s economy vulnerable to Italian 2 T 7-0 266 statement since the assassination Labriola slate. She reversed her today shows cloudiness associated with an upper-air low-pressure center Patrol said. Dunaway is 46. Actor M arjoe decision, though, after the state with a Congress completely con­ foreign businesses that want to Spanish 1 M 7-9 266 of her husband, Jacqueline Spanish 2 spreading across the middle and lower Mississippi Valley. Scattered The ski resort offered a promotion for novice Gortner is 43. Elections Commission said the trolled by Democrats, and despite withdraw investment in the U.S. Th 7-9 266 Kennedy appeared on television Creations In Lead Glass skiers and the road was especially crowded, a patrol Thought for Today: “The mind , petitions were valid. the fact that his administration has As for defense spending, Gejden­ T 6:30-9 155 middle and high clouds reach from southern California through to thank the 800,000 people who Decorative Folk Art T 6:30-9 166 dispatcher said. of man is capable of anything — The primary was later cancelled been weakened by the Iran-contra son said he favors keeping it at Drawing Minnesota. An upper-air low moving across Washington produces light had sent her messages of arms scandal. M 7-9 166 Today’s forecast called for rain from southeast because everything is In it, all the after it was learned that some of the current levels instead of the 3 Early American Stenciling T snow over the higher elevations while rain occurs along the coastal areas sympathy. past as well as all the future.” — Gejdenson, who was elected to his percent rise proposed by the White 7-9 135 Texas across the lower Mississippi Valley into petitions had been improperly OH Painting Th 7-9 166 of Washington and Oregon. Tennessee, Kentucky. In 1969,25 crew m embers of the Joseph Conrad, British novelist circulated. Manchester police ar­ fourth two-year term in November, House. He said funding for the Bavarian Folk Painting U.S. aircraft carrier Enterprise W 7-9 166 (1857-1924). rested four people, including Re­ cited the passage of the Clean so-called Star Wars space defense Knitting W 7-9 135 publican town Director Thomas Water Act by the House last week as system should be scaled back from Oriental Rugmaking, 1 T 7-0 142 Ferguson. an example of the speed and the proposed 62 percent increase. Oriental Rugmaking, 2 W 7-9 142 4 In August, Willhide decided to effectiveness of the 100th Congress. In addition, he said a basic Quilting, Beg. T 6:30-9 148 replace Ferguson as a moderator The measure would provide component of any country’s de­ Rug Hooking W 7-9 148 On the Ught Side for a September primary between funds to cities and states for such fense is the education of its youth, Appetizers/Hors d’oeuvres T 7-9 154 PEOPLE the Republican gubernatorial can­ things as sewage-treatment plants. something Gejdenson said Reagan Cake Decorating 2 M 7-9 152 didates. At the time, Ferguson had ’The act is expected to be passed by Has not helped by cutting student Chinese Cooking 1 W 7-9 154 Dedicated to Jail Goffney had been in jail on not been convicted of a crime, and the Senate this week, and Demo­ loans and making them difficult to Chinese Cooking, Int. Th 7-9 154 weapons charges since Sept. 27. he was later given accelerated cratic leaders have threatened to obtain. Algebra t T 7-9 264 DIno In hospital Afterward, Sinatra performed American Country Baskets, 1 with other entertainers at the JOLIET, 111. (AP) - Alvin Under a plea bargain, he was to rehabilitation. override a Reagan veto. W 7-9 155 Goffney had served his time in the American Country Baskets, 2 M 6:30-9 155 Dean Martin had to cancel a refurbished Carnegie Hall in New be released on 30 months’ However, the day after her Reagan will now have to deal with Will County Jail, but he wasn’t a unified Congress instead of American Country Baskets, 2 T 6:30-9 159 Las Vegas show for the first lime York on Dec. 15, then flew to probation. decision, Willhide reversed herself 2-year term (CPR) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation ready to leave. waging separate battles with last M 7-9 150 in 38 years when he was hospital­ Hawaii to appear in the CBS-TV But he’ll be in a bit longer, for a and allowed Ferguson to continue First Aid W term’s GOP-controlled Senate and 7-9 150 ized for the flu, his publicist said. show. "You see, judge, I have a job to surprised Buchar granted his as a moderator. Flower Arranging T 7-0 153 finish,” Goffney, 33, of Joliet, told In 1984, Willhide won the nomina­ Democratic-controlled House. This Martin, 69, was in fair condition request. pleases Sam Graphoanalysis W 7-9 157 tion to become GOP registrar after will simplify the legislative pro­ ’Tuesday with a "very severe case Circuit Judge Robert Buchar. Investments W 7-9 149 the former office holder, Frederick cess, he said. of intestinal flu’’ at Cedars-Sinai Goffney has been working with While having a U.S. representa­ Multicrafts (Begins Feb. 23) M or Th 6:30-9 148 Peck, was forced from the job after Gejdenson said the president Medical Center, where he was Stallone sues a painting crew redecorating the tive elected every four years Basics of Numerology M 7-9 260 complaints by party members that missed a chance to re-establish a Personal Transformation T expected to remain at least two jail and needed four more days to Lottery instead of the current two would 7-9 157 he had not done enough to register constructive working relationship Photography, Basic Sylvester Stallone’s brother, complete the job, he explained make it easier for him. Second T 7-9 149 days, said hospital spokesman new Republicans. with the legislature when he Photography, Adv. Frank, has filed a $1.25 million Monday. District Rep. Sam Gejdenson, Th 7-9 149 Ron Wise. submitted a budget that congress­ Financial & Investment Planning negligence lawsuit against a gun Sgt. Brian Fink, a correctional D-Bozrah. said Tuesday he is "It really laid him low," Wise Connecticut daily men in both parties criticized After Tax Reform M 7-9 143 shop and its owner, contending he officer at the jail, said Goffney satisfied with the current two-year said. because of its sharp cuts in a Before and After Reincarnation M 7-9 262 was wounded when a revolver had been on the project for about Tuesday: 597 arrangement. Martin’s agent, Mort Viner, Cops charge variety of areas. Sign Language 1 Th 7-9 143 fired as it was being “We all get tired of going into said he took the star to Cedars a month; adding, “ He’s very good Play Four: 2164 “ He sent up a throwaway,’’ he Sign Language 2 T 7-9 143 demonstrated. battle every two years, but, boy, it’s Sinai on Monday afternoon. at It. Goffney has been very said of the spending plan. Tarot Cards 1 W 7-9 262 Tuesday Lotto: worker tried an incredible process." said Gej­ “ He hoped to get rid of it faster dedicated to his painting work Tarot Cards 2 Th 7-9 260 Frank Stallone, a singer- Reagan’s actions will determine denson, who has won his last four Spring Crafts M by going to the hospital," Viner here." 2, 13, 20, 22, 24, 40 7-9 135 songwriter and guitar player, to rob safe whether the scandal will affect the congressional elections. “ This has Spring Crafts W 7-9 171 said ’Tuesday. "He feels better went to the Beverly Hills Gun remaining years of his presidency, been a great system.’’ Beg. Bridge M 7-9 171 today. He hasn’t eaten for three Shop in January 1986 to examine Gejdenson said. “If the president There’s been renewed interest in Int. Bridge T 7-9 171 d ay s." and possibly buy a gun, according continues to deal with it as a press Dancerclse DEAN MARTIN TONY RANDALL An employee of a Tolland Turn­ changing legislators’ terms after Th 7-8 Q-47 Martin’s illness forced him to to the Superior Court lawsuit filed Manchester Herald ^ pike gas station was arrested in problem, then I think it is going to some members of a national study Golf M 7-8 Q-47 cancel a week of shows at B ally’s . . , had to cancel show . .. against smoking Monday. Vernon ’Tuesday after he tried to be a bad two years.” group involved with the celebration Golf M 8-9 Q-47 L as Vegas, which had been set to steal $4,000 kept in the firm’s safe of the U.S. Constitution’s 200th Yoga T 7-9 G-47 Owner Sidney Brnstin was USPS 327-500 Gejdenson said he wants to see a Aerobic Dance open Thursday, Viner said. or my life.” which doctors removed a 12-inch VOL. CVI, No. 89 while the manager was in the office, catastrophic and long-term health anniversary recommended W 7-8 Q-47 demonstrating the firing mecha­ Aerobic Dance W Randall, who testified Tuesday section of his large intestine, a Publlthad dally axcept Sunday Suggastad carriar rataa ara $1.50 M anchester police said this care plan enacted to help families changes. These involve increasing 6-9 Q-47 nism of a Colt Python .357-caliber Bicycle Repair & Maintenance before the Committee on Health, spokeswoman said. and cartain holldaya by tha Man- waakly, $6.50 for ona month, $19.25 morning. a representative’s term to four M 7-9 165 chaatar Publishing Co.. lOBralnard pay expensive medical bills. He Paper Cutting said he quit smoking 30 years ago. Magnum when Brnstin pulled the for thraa months. $38.50 for six Paul Erhardt, 26, of Vernon, was years and a senator’s term from six M 7-9 153 Placa, Manchastar, Conn. 06040. also wants to see new safety Assertive Behavior Training (Begins Feb. 24) T 7-9 No smoke rights The bill would prohibit smoking Sinatra, 71, had the surgery trigger and the gun went off, months and $77.00 for ona yaar. charged with criminal attempt to years to eight. 260 Sacond class poataga paid at Man- Mall rataa ara availabla on raquast. standards for light trucks and vans. Self-Esteem & The Family M 7-9 264 in many enclosed public places ’Tuesday after finishing taping of Stallone said. chastar. Conn. POSTM ASTER: commit third-degree larceny and However, Gejdenson said the Actor ’Tony Randall, support­ He said he also wants to provide Newswriting W 7-9 260 9 a “Magnum, P.I.” television Sand addraas changss to tha Man- disorderly conduct, police said. current setup allows for greater ing a bill Uiat would limit or and require others, such as Brnstin declined comment on federal funding to help train show, said the spokeswoman, chaatar Harald, P.O. Box 591. Man- To placa a claaalflad or display ’The incident occurred at the public accountability. prohibit smoking in many public restaurants, stadiums and offi­ the suit, except to confirm a chaatar. Conn. 06040. advartlsamont, or to raport a naws volunteer firefighters to handle Susan Reynolds. She did not Getty Oil station on Tolland Turn­ “ Democracy works when the places, told a New York City ces, to set aside areas for shooting occurred and say Stal­ Itom, story or pictura IdM, call 64^ hazardous chemicals. Federal WMTEe TERM lEMNS TNE WEEK 2x4. describe ’Tuesday’s procedure. pike, police said. According to a politicians are accountable,” he REGISTRATION FOR WINTER TERM: OF FEeStlMV smoking. lone’s finger was nicked. 2711. Office hours ara 8:30 am . to 5 funds are now only available for Council committee that “smok­ Sinatra underwent emergency If you don't racalva your Harald p.m. Monday through Friday. statement given by the station’s said. by 5:00 p.m. waakdays or 7:30 a.m. paid fire departments, even though 1. Register by mall until Thurs., Jan. 22nd. COST; ers’ rights end at non-smokers’ surgery at Eisenhower Medical Stallone’s right hand was in­ manager, Terri Jo Hansen, 28, of The current arrangement allows Saturday, plaasa tslophons your many volunteer units have respon­ 1. $15 per course for Manchester residents. noses." Center in early November after jured, preventing him from work­ Vernon, Erhardt walked into the for greater change so that govern­ 2. Register In person: Mon., Jan. 26th. Sinatra surgery carriar. If you'ra unabla to roach Tha Manchastar Harald Isa mam- sibility for calls on highways where $20 per course for nonresidents. Randall, who played the metic­ suffering an attack of acute your carriar, call aubacribar aarvico station, walked to the safe and tried ment actions are more in line with ing as a musician, according to bar of tha Associated Proas and a chemicals are transported, he said. Manchester High School Cafeteria 2. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS UNLESS ulous Felix Unger in television’s Frank Sinatra is recovering in diverticulitis, which forced him the suit, which seeks more than at 647-9940 by 5:30 p.m. waakdays mam bar of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ to open it, after reporting late for public sentiment, he maintained. 8 for dollvary In Manchastar. 6:30 - 8:00 P.M. - Snow Day; Jan. 27th A CLASS IS CANCELLED. 8 "Odd Couple" series, added, "No Hawaii from follow-up surgery to to cancel a show at the Golden $25,000 in general dam ages and $1 culations. work ’Tuesday morning. . Gejdenson said he will push again Gejdenson agreed, though, that Msnehester Senior Citizens msy tske one course free each semester In addition to those offered one has a right to ruin my meal — November’s operation during Nugget in Atlantic City, N.J. million in punitive damages. When Hansen asked him what he a bill he introduced last year that some things might be done to lessen was doing, Erhardt replied he was would increase federal ground what many see as a congressman’s at the Senior Citizens' Center. “ taking what is rightfully mine,” water inspections. The legislation constant campaign to get re­ according to the statement. Hansen was killed in the Senate after elected. He said he supports limits REGISTRATION BLANK warned Erhardt to stop, but he clearing the House. on campaign spending and public I wish to register for the following courses: opened the safe and and left the He said he also wants to encour- financing. (Print Name of Course) (Print Night of Week Given) (Room) PEffPLE FREE CLASSIFIED ADS office with two deposit bags, police said. 1. ------7 At the time. Hansen was outside 7 Woman faces risk charges 2. ------:------l i f i e d To all Herald Readera who have something to sell (or at the pumps helping a customer. She grabbed the deposit bags out of A Manchester woman was ar­ she was taken to Manchester 3. ------*99 or less. We will run your ad for 7 days — FREEI Erhardt’s hands and put them back rested Monday on charges that she Memorial Hospital, where she is in the safe, police said. Erhardt told abandoned her 7-year-old son in her now a patient, according to a police NAME (Please print) ------No matter what your advertising message, 1 her he had quit, and got into his car, apartment on North Main Street, report. - 7 Fill out coupon (one word S 4 Mailing Address — ------laughing, driving off with the keys police said today. The boy was placed in the custody per space) and mall or I am a resident of the town of. more peopie in this area wiil read it in 8 • to the station, according to the Rosemary Philion, 29, of 267C N. of an uncle, police said. Tel. No. ------bring to the Mancheater 7 S Main St., was charged with risk of Harald Offica, 16 Bralnard statement. Philion was released on $5,000 Mail to: Manchester Adult Evening School Please enclose check or classified. W e’ll help you reach the right f 1 0 11 Hansen then called police, re­ injury to a minor and second- non-surety bond, pending a Jan 21 Placa. 11 money order payable to: layed Erhardt’s license plate degree reckless endangerment. appearance in Manchester Super­ Manchester High School IS 14 Manchester, C T 06040 MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL people, too! Classified ads get results. Clearly atata Item and price IS IS number, and Erhardt was arrested Police said that on Dec. 30 a ior Court. in ad. One Item only par on Route 83 in Vernon by Vernon neighbor found the woman’s son ad. No pat, tag aala, or Name. police, police said. searching for his mother after MAIL REGISTRATIONS WILL H O T BE ACCEPTED AFTER JANUARY 22nd. IF YOU HAVE Call 643-2711 — Ask for Classified. Phone Erhardt’s case was continued to finding her absent when he woke Greek president George Papado- REGISTERED, YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED ONLY IF YOUR CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELLED. commarclal ada accaptad. PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE HIQH SCHOOL OFFICE FOR INFORMATION. -Addraaa. Jan. 21 at Manchester Superior up. Police apprehended Philion the poulos was ousted in 1973 in a Court. following day at the apartment, and bloodless military coup.

\ 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. U. 19«7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednetdav. Jan, 14.1RS7 — S Coventry votes Feb. 3 Andover PZC adopts rules Bolton GOP picks its slate BOL'TON — Members of the not,” Cheney said. Among the Some argued that the party ANDOVER — Tackling the problem of "junk” favored what was done,” he said. Democrats back library plan Republican Town Committee Tues­ achievements he cited were the should only endorse the two Incum­ cars and making sure all areak of town are properly The revisions had the support of ^ rleC T FfilRWfiY DEPT. day night endorsed all but two new firehouse and the appointment bents In order to make sure that a zoned will become the focus of the Planning and Duchesneau, head of Andover Concerned ResldenM COVENTRY - The Democratic Nathan Hale School. It will be incumbents as candidates in the of a part-time assessor, although he third candidate would not erode 975 MAIN STREET MC / VISA of voters. Zoning Commission's efforts now that it has for the Environment — the group that brought the May town election. Town Committee voted unanim­ adjourned to a referendum vote to lawsuit against the PZC after It approved a conceded that the positions of support from an incumbent, but the MANCHESTER Donohue said the grant money adopted a revised set of subdivision regulations, For several minutes, the commit­ HOURS: M-T-W-F: 9-9:00 ously Tuesday night to support the be held Feb. 3. building inspector and town engi­ conmmittee decided to endorse will be lost if the plan is not PZC Chairman Kenneth Lester said Tuesday. subdivision last year off Hendee Road. tee debated whether to endorse a 646-1717 THURS. 9-9/SAT. 9-5:30 proposed $1.4 million Booth & With the referendum approach­ neer, left vacant by the resignation Manning, feeling that voters should approved this year. More books, On Monday, the PZC approved seven pages of Lester said it is unlikely the PZC will call another third candidate for Board of ^u c a - STORE of H. Calvin Hutchinson last year, Dimock Library renovation and ing, Donohue has been lobbying for parking space, handicapped ac­ be given a choice. revisions to oi^inances governing the construction moratorium this year. He said the panel will begin tlon in addition to the two incum­ were still unfilled. expansion project. the project. Last week, he sought cess, a meeting room, and space for revising some sections of the zoning regulations in of homes. The changes, made after discrepancies in bents siseking re-election, deciding Converse said he wants to serve Following a presentation of the support from the Republican Town consputer and video equipment are Other candidates endorsed by the the old regulations prompted a lawsuit against the February. in the end to give the third one more term so that he can see the FROM BASICS TO THE IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND, YOU SHOULD COME HERE FIRST plan by Michael Donohue, presi­ Committee. part of the plan. committee: town, include limiting homes to lots that have at The PZC will consider drafting an ordinance Republican, Thomas Manning, the Community Hall renovated, some­ dent of the library trust, the 17 “ Right now to buy a book, we According to Donohue, the pro­ least three-quarters of buildable land and requiring restricting the number of unregistered motor chance to run. thing he said he hoped to accomp­ • Board of Finance: William J. Democrats who attended the meet­ have to throw a book away,” ject would be paid for by the town vehicles that can be kept on a property, he said. increased testing of soil. The three incumbent selectmen lish when he first ran for selectman Fehllng and Raymond A. Ursin. WINDOW SHADES CUT * CUSTOM FRAMING * KEYS MADE ing at the Town Office Building said Donohue told the Republicans. through a 20-year bond. In fiscal Earlier this month, the Board of Selectmen Lester said the revisions will takeeffect Jan. 27— — Douglas T. Cheney, Lawrence A. four years ago. If elected in May, he • Treasurer: Catherine H. they liked the idea. The Main Street library has year 1987-88, which begins July 1, it discussed an ordinance, modeled on one in Vernon, four days before a building moratorium expires. Converse III and Carl A. Preuss — said he would serve his last term. Peterson. “ If everything were to go ideally, served the community for 75 years. would cost about three-quarters of that would impose fines and require the car owner to The moratorium was Imposed by the PZC in were all endorsed to seek another The committee endorsed the a Tax collector: Elaine R. when will the project be com­ It was awarded a state and federal a mill. That’s about $28 to $30a year December so that it could rework the subdivision remove the vehicle. term. slate during its meeting in the Potter son. plete?” asked Sondra Stave. improvement grant in August, but for taxpayers, he said. regulations. Lester said the PZC will also make sure all areas The endorsed slate is subject to Community Hall, voting on the • Planning Commission: Renato Donohue said the project could be the grant hinges on the town The library will host an open The changes received some criticism from the 40 of Andover are covered under the town’s zoning ^\MTER CLEARANCE the approval of a party caucus Jan. entire list of proposed candidates at Cocconi and John N. Esche. finished by the summer of 1988. supplying $1 million more. The house Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m. or so people who attended a public hearing Monday, regulations. He said there is some confusion over 20, open to a ll re g is te re d one time. Two incumbents, David a Board of Tax Review: GwenD. A town meeting to discuss the project was approved by the Town Plans for the project and a model what zone some areas of town are in. Lester said. However, "a majority of people Republicans. A. Mix of the Zoning Commission Campbell. plan will be held Jan. 24attheCapt. Council and now needs the backing will be on display. ^ e n e y and Converse received and Paul M. Sebestyen, a Planning a Zoning Commission: Arthur E. applause from committee Commission alternate, will not be Mensing. 72x90 PORTAL PUBLICATIONS members when they rose to speak. running again. Republican Town a Zoning Commission alternate: FULL OR TWIN MONTH AT A QLANCE OFFRAY Preuss was not present at the Chairman Mark Johnson will run in Robert W. Peterson. meeting. place of Mix, but no candidate was a Zoning Board of Appeals: POLY-BLANKET CALENDARS 9 ft. Ribbon Hanks J MARLOW’S “ I will have to be looking on my named to run in Sebestyen’s place. Ronald E. Miller, Robert R. Morra cuff because I wasn't expecting to Endorsed to run again for Board and Morris Silverstein. 2 / S j O O V a lu w t o make a speech tonight,” Cheney of Education were incumbents a Zoning Board of Appeals alter­ $ ^ 8 8 WOMEN’S said. 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Anderson circumstantial evidence to link a Police spokesman Sgt. Daniel doesn’t go 49-year-old airline pilot with the Lewis said the remains were found murder of his wife, after body parts during a search of the lake last were found scattered near a lake week. The News-Times of Danbury not far from the couple’s home in reported that state police found a Newtown. tooth, hair and a fingernail. far enough Richard Crafts, a part-time po­ Lewis said police had "devastat­ lice officer and an Eastern Airlines ing” circumstantial evidence to pilot with 19 years experience, was back up the case against Crafts, but CarluccI says arrested Tuesday morning at his he would not specify what it was. School Superintendent James Kennedy’s home and charged with murder, A March 5 court hearing is proposed budget for 1987-88, a $30.9 million state police said. He was arraigned scheduled so a Judge can review the package presented to the Boarid of Education at Danbury Superior Court and evidence to determine if it is he’s ready to taken to the Bridgeport Correc­ sufficient to prosecute Crafts for Monday, appears to show a substantial tional facility after a judge ordered murder. That evidence, outlined in increase over the 1986-87 allocation. But him held on 8750,000 bond. a lengthy arrest warrant, has been another document released Monday — the His wife, Helle Crafts, 39, has sealed, and neither Flanagan nor results of state mastery tests — suggests that dump contras been missing since Nov. 18. She was State Police Lt. James Hiltz, who is a flight attendant for Pan American heading the probe, would comment J Kennedy may not be asking for enough. WASHINGTON - The bell tolled for the ~ World Airways and her car later on it. Kennedy’s plan provides significant “new” Nicaraguan contras last week at a secret meeting was found in an employee parking At a news conference Tuesday at HELLE CRAFTS lot at John F. Kennedy Airport in the Danbury courthouse, Flanagan funds for teachers’ salaries, a long-overdue of the National Security Council. The New York. declined to discuss a motive or to . . . only parts found move enabled in part by increased emphasis anti-Sandinista rebels should start looking Authorities have refused to dis­ identify the murder weapon. at all levels of government on excellence in somewhere besides Washington for funds to ^ cuss in detail how or where Mrs. But the News-Times reported Flanagan credited the arrest to continue their desultory, five-year insurrection ; Crafts might have been murdered, Sunday that a state highway “intensive efforts by the State education. But there’s a problem; The against the Marxist regime in Managua. but there were never any suspects worker, plowing snow in a severe Police and intensive efforts of Dr. much-needed boost in staff salaries and fringe It was Jan. 5, and the NSC staff had been besides the husband, according to storm the night Mrs. Crafts disap­ Henry Lee, in charge of the A benefits swallows up three-quarters of the summoned for its first meeting with the new boss, Danbury State’s Attorney Walter peared, spotted a wood-chipping Forensic Unit in Meriden.” 11.83 percent spending increase proposed for Frank Carlucci. According to sources who were Flanagan. He credited state police, machine in the area around Lake Lee said investigators were “able present, the first words out of Carlucci’s mouth whom he ordered to take the case Zoar where authorities searched to compare physical evidence, 1987-88. AP photo over from Newtown police on Dec. for her remains. collected at various locations, and were these; “I don’t see how the contras can win. 19, with collecting enough evidence come to a preliminary conclusion.” With that required addition, and that of We need a serious review of our policy now." The newspaper, quoting unidenti­ other fixed costs such as bus service, there Richard Crafts of Newtown is escorted pilot for Eastern Airlines, was arrested at for the arrest. fied sources, reported that Crafts Flanagan said the investigation As the president’s new national security adviser, Crafts’ arrest culminated an rented a diesel-power wood-chipper involved experts in dentistry, bone isn’t a lot of money left for program Carlucci presumably spoke with the authority of by state police Tuesday at the state his home and charged with murder in intensive three-week investigation from Darien Rentals around the tissue, and blood and organic improvements. Some of the improvements, the Oval Office behind him. So his remark police barracks in Southbury. Crafts, a the disappearance of his wife. that police confirmed turned up time Mrs. Crafts disappeared. chemistry. confirmed a policy change that began with the N which represent just 5.67 percent of the proposed spending increase, aren’t forced resignation of Carlucci’s predecessor, Adm. improvements at all. Much of the extra John Poindexter, for his role in the sale of arms to Iran and diversion of the profits to the contras. O ’Neill order kills money would answer needs dictated by The effect of Carlucci’s verbal bombshell on the Connecticut in Brief enrollment increases or substitute for NSC staff was revealing; Many breathed a sigh of reduced or merely level federal and state relief, according to our sources. The “review of our Consumer counsel seeks cable fine Youth Specially Shop grants. Dream faces new threats policy” promised a return to sanity, as one staffer reorganization pian 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester put it, a welcome end to the harum-scarum days NEW BRITAIN — The state consumer counsel has asked the Further improvements seem to be Department of Public Utility Control to impose a 875,000 fine JANUARY CLEARANCE The second when Poindexter and his deputy, Lt. Col. Oliver HARTFORD (AP) — The reor­ “We were told there had been no warranted by those mastery test results, North, were playing cowboys and Indians in the against United Cable Television of Connecticut because it 40% Off All Heavy Wear national holi­ educated people think about real provided poor service during a part of last year. ganization of the state gaming statutory violations and that there SnoatuHt, Jaotalib Coala, Pram SuSa which indicated that a significant number of White House basement. agency is on hold, perhaps perman­ would be no reorganization without day honoring liberty for all U.S. citizens. James F. Meehan Tuesday asked thq DPUC to impose the fine 20% to 40% Off Manchester students did not meet minimum the late Rev. Positive human-relations There is more in Carlucci’s appointment that because of United Cable’s delays in providing service to new ently, after Gov. William A. the necessary approvals,” Sand­ standards and need extra help in reading, D r. Martin courses are needed now to comforts the decimated NSC staff. He is the first customers and delays in answering its telephones during last O'Neill’s office intervened and berg said. BOYS— YOUTH GIRLS Thomas L. real pro that President Reagan has put in the job. apparently ordered the agency’s He said O’Neill’s legal counsel. writing and mathematics. Luther King counter a resurging wave of spring, summer and fall. director to reverse an earlier order Jay W. Jackson, had contacted (sizes 4-20) (sizes 4-14 Jr. will be ob­ Stringfellow bigotry and vandalism. The first national security adviser, Richard Allen, - An investigation of United Cable, which holds franchises for the Blazara siseka—Joans Manchester’s figures reflected the reshuffling the office. Oppenheimer last week to discuss Slaeka-Jsana evl, Oshkosh, Prolty served in many Jet magazine reported last lacked clout; the second. William Clark, had the Hartford area as well as the New Britain-Plainville region, was ft president’s confidence but was a fish out of water in On Jan. 2, A.W. Oppenheimer, the reorganization. (HsaHMax, Farah, LsvI. sass, Haalthtsx) statewide test results, and educators warned cities and year that former California Ku ordered last summer by Gov. William O’Neill after subscribers executive director of the Division of Although neither Sandberg nor Oahahkoah, Dlekls) Blanks! Slaapaia that it’s too early to expect answers or spot the foreign policy area. complained about those problems. Company officials admitted • Flannal Shirts Skirts towns on Mon­ Klux Klan leader Tom Metzer Special Revenue, announced he Oppenheimer’s office would say so, • Joans (Lsvia) ' Palamaa trends because it was the first year every day. An out­ had begun a 35-part television The president then went the “deputy” route, problems, but blamed many on the system’s previous owner, was going ahead with the reorgani­ it appeared that Jackson in effect (Danlm and Corduroy) ' Ore giving the job to Clark’s second in command, Times-Mlrror Corp. ordered Oppenheimer to reverse • Sllp-On Swaalsra fourth-, sixth- and eighth-grader took the door plaza in series entitled “Race and Rea­ zation without getting the required • Palamaa Robss Omaha, Neb., will be named for son,” which endorses white ma­ Robert (Bud) McFarlane, an inveterate staff approval of the gaming Policy himself. a Slack Sola (4-7) Jaraays tests. Manchester’s curriculum director, He went to Oslo, Norway, to “Without the General Assembly • Draas Shirts (ahort/long) Dr. King on his birthday Thurs­ jority rule in the United States. officer unaccustomed to the heady air at the top. Board or the General Assembly. Allan Chesterton, predicted that scores would receive the 1964 Nobel Peace McFarlane’s poor judgment belatedly became CRRA changes acquisition policy Jon L. Sandberg, spokesman for or Gaming Policy Board approval, • Jarasya improve as students get used to the tough day. becoming the latest in a Prize, becoming its youngest Neo-Nazis in the Church of the Gov. William A. O’Neill, said that the action (to reorganize) has CARTER’S UNDERWEAR growing number of memorials to Aryan Nations are seeking to set evident from revelations of his role in the T-Shirta, Briefs, Undershirts, Panties tests. recipient. Iran-contra fiasco. HARTFORD — The Connecticut Resources Recovery “the governor’s office contacted raised a number of questions the great civil rights leader. up a white supremacist govern­ Mr. Oppenheimer and expressed among lawmakers and citizens,” INFANTS—TODDLERS Randall. Robinson, director of When McFarlane quit in frustration, he was Authority is taking a series of steps — including creation of a code Overella, Slacks, Jerseys, Overall Sets, Slack Seta, Pajamas A rush to judgment probably would make Locally on Thursday, the Man­ ment in five Pacific northwest of ethics and forming a real estate office — aimed at easing concern” about moving forward Oppenheimer’s spokesman Wil­ chester Interracial Council, Trans-Africa, became the most states. succeeded by his deputy. Poindexter. A cautious without getting approval. liam K. Seymour said Tuesday. No adjustments on prevlatis sales Broken Sizes things worse, as would an effort to gear the recent recipient of the Martin man not given to rocking boats, the admiral tried to problems the agency has had in the way it acquires landfill Dally open; M-Sat. 9:30-5:30, Thurs. Ill 8:00 Master Card/VIsa curriculum toward a standardized test. But headed by Joan O’Loughlin. will These are warning signs that property. hold its sixth annual potiuck Luther King Jr. Award for Public violent, reactionary and intoler­ get rid of the rambunctious North, but was the Manchester Board of Education, as it Service in a recent American CRRA President Marian Chertow said Tuesday said she would supper at 6 p.m. at Concordia ant fanatics may become fascist. overruled. recommend that her office, a quasi-government agency reviews Kennedy’s spending plan, must take Lutheran Church. The commun­ Black Achievement Award tele­ I urge concerned citizens to speak Carlucci has the crucial qualities that his Confusion vision program. overseeing waste disposal in Connecticut, form a pool of a hard look at what’s being done to achieve ity is invited. out and not ignore this problem. predecessors lacked; political smarts that tell him appraisers and other experts who could readily evaluate land rjEANS+PLUS student proficiency, not to mention Local schools have planned Several social-action groups People can read any of Dr. what will fly in Washington and what won’t. He has being considered for acquisition. 4 excellence, in higher skills as well as basics. various programs promoting the were established after Dr. King’s King’s five books or help advance had broad and deep experience in both foreign She said she also supported a more public policy, to give rules at policy and administration. He is a staunch but It appears that further spending is true meaning of the holiday: death to promote justice and his teachings through community citizens a chance to comment on agency plans. peace and love, and understand­ economic fairness for ethnic projects. One of those is the “I pragmatic anti-communist — as his rescue of She said the changes are needed as the agency contemplates necessary in areas such as curriculum ing of how others feel based on groups. Mitch Snyder co-founded Have a Dream Foundation,” Portugal’s socialist government demonstrated “at least a dozen acquisitions in the next couple of years.” Fargo trial review, program evaluation and remedial mutual respect and equality. A the Community for Creative established by Eugene Lang, a when he was ambassador in Lisbon a decade ago. classes. A thorough review will pinpoint the civil rights videotape entitled He is not a man to let the siren song of ideology lure Non-Violence in 1972; Michael- wealthy businessman. The foun­ HARTFORD (AP) - Pre-trial needs, and school board members must not be “Heroes” will be shown at Meyers established the Research dation offers college scholarships him onto the foreign policy rocks. Carlucci has friends and respect on both sides of Body found In New Haven dugout hearings in the 87 million Wells afraid to adjust Kennedy’s proposal upward. Manchester High School and and Advocacy Center for Equal­ to intelligent, impoverished mi­ Fargo robbery began with a queue during the town’s observance of ity (RACE): the Rev. Jesse nority high school students. Peo­ the aisle in Congress, and has served Democratic NEW HAVEN — New Haven’s first homicide victim of 1987 was of defense attorneys making pleas If board members decide to beef up the holiday Monday at 7:30 p.m. Jackson co-founded People Uni­ ple may contribute to the Martin and Republican presidents with equal skill and discovered in the dugout of a baseball field by three boys, police ' for transferring the trial to Puerto instructional programs, they must also guard at Center Congregational ted to Save Humanity (PUSH) Luther King Fund, P.O. Box F, professionalism. said. Rico, relaxing security measures, fOR against trying to juggle the figures to keep the Church. and the Rainbow Coalition; and Hartford, Conn., 06103. All this is what makes Carlucci’s apparent view The victim, a woman, was dicovered Tuesday at about 3:30 and even having a water cooler spending increase within arbitrary limits. Dr. King’s nonviolent teachings Islamic minister Louis Farraka- The year 1987 is a new one that of the contras so significant. In the past, p.m., police said. She was fully clothed and lying face up in available because one attorney said One budget area that should not be tampered countered the ugliness of racial han mobilized People Organized should bring improvement in congressional disenchantment with Nicaraguan Kimberly field off Kimberly Avenue. She had suffered multiple he had a tendency toward kidney PUB » violence, prejudice and the humi­ for Economic Rebirth (POWER). living conditions, health, employ­ rebels led to a cutoff of funds. The NSC’s response stab wounds, according to a police spokesman. stones. with is that of capital improvements, because was to get money to the contras in secret defiance Authorities have tentativeiy identified the body as belonging to The problems of harnessing a Manchester has not done enough to keep its liating discrimination laws of the ment and knowledge to make this trial with 16 defendants, their past. The civil rights movement Dr. King emphasized once that nation “one and for all.” of Congress’ expressed wishes. a 36-year-old New Haven resident, but her name was not CPSJ4 school facilities up to date. “We must create full employ­ immediately released. lawyers and translators were evi­ helped some white people to Dr. King warned that “We must At the very least, no such end-around play will dent Tuesday as pre-trial hearings become better, caring citizens, ment or we must create incomes. learn to live together as brothers, come out of Carlucci’s National Security Council. The Medical Examiner’s office and the New Haven State’s Last year, Manchester wisely increased its We need to be concerned that the Attorney’s office both sent staff to the field to examine the victim. began. commitment to education, reversing a trend and to seek social justice for or we will perish as fools.” For the present, of course, these tactics aren’t Hearings on defense motions to afflicted non-whites and the poor. potential of the individual is not needed; Congressionally authorized aid to the The body was taken shortly after 6 p.m. to the Farmington suppress evidence, including tapes SECOND toward reduced school allocations as a Dr. King’s courage appealed to wasted.” contras had already resumed before the arms Medical Center in Farmington where an autopsy was to be of wiretaps and statements made percentage of the overall town budget. performed today. many religious and political Dr. King spoke the truth and it Thomas L. Stringfellow, a scandal broke. by several defendants to authori­ ^ BIG WEEK! Townspeople should be willing to increase groups worldwide. He traveled to upset certain people. His words But Carlucci’s opening statement to his staff and ties, were scheduled for the day. Manchester resident, writes oc­ But most of the time was taken up that investment beyond its current level. India, Africa and the Caribbean. were dynamic and made some casionally about minority issues. his general attitude suggest that he is ready to dump the contras overboard at the first Labor bills set for hearings with the renewed defense pleas for , SELECTED GROUPS opportunity. a change of venue, requests to allow 4 ^ HARTFORD — Companies would have to give six months’ women to bring their pocketbooks Watch on waste notice before closing a plant or laying off workers and the into the courtroom, and requests FOR MEN O ’Neill loyalists set to extend honeymoon minimum wage would jump from 83.37 to 84.50 an hour under bills for a private meeting space at the Education Department employees waste about approved for public hearings by a legislative committee. jail where three defendants are still $500,(X)0 a year on unofficial calls to such places as AND WOMEN If this is the post-inaugural “honeymoon” The General Assembly’s Labor and Public Employees being held. potentiallv effective thorn for the Democrats in the fence companies and retail stores, the Committee approved the bills for hearings Tuesday. The U.S. District Judge T. Emmet between Gov. Bill O’Neill and a new Legislature Appropriations Committee. He is out of the way department’s inspector general found. In fact, a Clarie occasionally interjected and dominated by Democratic colleagues, the test of committee also agreed to hold public hearings on one bill barring now. statistical sampling indicated that 28 percent of all cities and towns from imposing residency requirements on cut short defense attorneys’ argu­ BUY ONE AT JEANS PLUS how joyous the marriage will be is less than a So O’Neill has the support that can help him long-distance calls made on department phones ments, and Assistant U.S. Attorney month away. Capitol municipal workers and another requiring companies with 50 or 9 extend the honeymoon. His personal popularity is were for private matters. The inspector general more workers to have non-smoking areas. Albert S. Dabrowski displayed his REG. LOW PRICE AND 9 Early in February, O’Neill will speak to Comments in full bloom as well. His “mandate” of last fall is also concluded that the department has more Agreeing to hold a public hearing on a bill is one of the first impatience with the slow pace of legislators again, this time to be specific about all still fresh in most minds on The Hill. the proceedings. Bob Conrad telephones than it needs; 1.3telephonesand 1.2 steps in making it law. Sixteen people were arrested in GET THE SECOND ITEAA of those wonderful but general goals he listed in his Joe McDonough of West Hartford, deputy telephone lines for each employee. inaugural address and to drop what is expected to connection with the robbery. commissioner of consumer protection, put it this Front-page follies be a $5 billion-plus budget for fiscal 1987-88 in their way as he watched people jamming into the House FOR JUST... lirSWEATERS laps. to hear the governor on Inauguration Day: “He The Philippines now have a free press for the ★ DESIGNER And that, in the words of David McQuade, a top they prefer to be called) and House Majority sure has a lot of friends now.” first time in many years, and both reporters and French class O’Neill aide, is “when the rubber hits the road.” Leader Bob Frankel of Stratford will cooperate in news sources are still trying to figure out the rules CORDUROYS 8 The margins of Democratic control in the House developing a House agenda likely to be liberal in Political notes of the game. More than two dozen papers compete ARNOLDEENS $ 8 and Senate would indicate that all O’Neill needs to tone. But they can be counted on to give the • U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker of Greenwich says enthusiastically in Manila alone. A U.S. embassy ' hits airwaves _____ ★ SHIRTS do is dance onstage and say, in effect, “Here it is, governor the benefit of doubt if their troops become chances are better than 50-50 that he’ll run again in press officer learned to his chagrin about free-style MID-WINTER Y m./vMIX &« MATCH.v.«.v.r. ^BLQUSEg guys. The clerk will pass out the rubber stamps.” rebellious. 1988. In a year-end interview with Connecticut Filipino news gathering when he talked on the NEW HAVEN (AP) — A stumble­ But he can surely remember that some of his O’Neill also has the loyalty of “technicians” who Radio Network’s “Dialogue” show, he said, “right telephone to a reporter on what he thought was footed American in Paris and a most trying moments during six years as governor hold strategic positions and who range from the “background” — that is. not for attribution. Next young French woman meet and (^Higher Price ★ JACKETS now we’re gearing up for a campaign,” noting he is begin a romance. Tailed by a have come when Democrats gave him more of a near-conservative to card-carrying liberals. “still a fairly young man.” Weicker will be 57 in day he was quoted by name in several papers. It Prevails) ^ p / ^ S | | IO N Among them are the co-chairmen of the powerful mysterious stranger, the pair roam hard time over spending proposals than May of next year. seems the reporter was calling from a pay phone through much of France before 7 Republicans — even forcing a special session one Appropriations Committee, Sen. Joseph Harper of • A quiet battle is being waged by backers of two surrounded by fellow reporters, who unilaterally they learn his identity. DENIMS 7 year by holding the budget hostage in New Britain and Rep. Janet Polinsky of Waterford. veteran labor leaders to have O’Neill name their decided it was a “press conference.” The plot may have echoes of a disagreement with O’Neill’s numbers. “Janet can outthink just about anybody at the favorite as labor commissioner to succeed the soap opera, but it’s the basis for a This year, the possibility for mischief is there Capitol,” one Democrat told us. retiring Joseph Britain, executive vice-president of developing 52-part public television again because of the arrival of many liberals whose And in the House, where the greater potential lies the Connecticut AFL-CIO. The other is working on series designeid to teach French. philosophy doesn’t quite mesh with that of the more among its free spirits to take on the governor, behalf of Bill O’Brien of West Hartford, head of the ^aiirliPBtpr Hpralft The series’ creator, Pierre J. conservative O’Neill. His ace, at least so far, is his Stolberg’s deputy speakers are others who fit the Founded In 1881 Capretz of Yale University, says In progress. building trades unions. “French in Action” represents “a standing with key leaders who are quite liberal “technician” description and are O’Neill loyalists. • John Blair of Farmington, president of the themselves. Senate President Pro Tern John They are Reps. Bill Cihes of New London and David PENNY M SIEFFEUT totally different method of teaching Good values on all seasonal merchandise. Insurance Association of Connecticut, will run into ...... languages.” Larson of East Hartford, an author of a Lavine of Durham. a gridiron “foe” at the Capitol this year from his DOUGLAS A. BEVINS jeans+pkis ALEXANDER QIRELLI : i:; :I I “We can bring to the students not "Your foMhien Joan M Store"______j textbook-liberal $36 million aid package for Incidentally, O’Neill pulled off a cute political days as quarterback on New Britain High School only the words, but what those families, is one. coup in naming Republican Rep. Otto Neumann of teams more than 20 years ago. Hank Giardi of East DENISE A ROBERTS...... Adv«ii.in« woris correspond to, what they Senate Majority Leader Cornelius O’Leary of Granby to the Department of Public Utility MARK F. ABRAITI8...... 305 East Center Street Hartford, a football Hall of Fame star at Holy lunnucu Ouen«»iM»ino«r represent. So the student can see 797 EAST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT Windsor Locks is another — liberal in outlook but Cdntrol. His choice was widely hailed, as it should Cross, was coach at East Hartford High when that the words in action,” he said in a Open Thursdays Manchester, Conn. an O’Neill team player, too. House Speaker Irving have been, by both sides of the aisle. But Neumann O ...... Prwwooni Manigar recent interview. team defeated Blair’s 11 in a battle of unbea’ ens. JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... ClrculMlon Manigar till 8:00 643-4958 OPEN THURS.TIL9 P.M. Stolberg of New Haven, firmly progressive (as is one of the shrewdest minds in captivity and was a Giardi is now sergeant-at-arms in the state Senate. The 83 million series will consist of 52 half-hour video segments. 1 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 14,1987 MANCHESTER HERAI.n^ Wednesday. Jan. 14.1987 — 9 ^ Bennet hikes could drive out tenants SPORTS Contini^ from page 1 CDC had predicted for the year month as loan servicer for tne able to afford them. 1989., project, a fee Erie said was similar And Cassano said the same to the fee of any loan servicer. problem may arise with North Elm T h e' document calls for a pay­ • CDC provides a full-year ac­ Street housing. Voters in November ment to the town in 1989 of |«0,000 in ONE ARGUEMENT Erie pres­ counting to the town Board of approved a $1.3 million bond issue land rent, an escrow hind to ented for a rent hike at the Dec. 9 Directors each March for the to build 24 units of housing for the guarantee payment to those who Coventry five wears down Cheney Tech meeting was the need to build a previous year. Garrity had said the elderly there. But the North Elm invested in the bonds in the invent of reserve against the time when the Street housing, like the Bennet a default. Erie said the evidence , only information he has for 1985 is a outside investments in the opera­ 10-month actual budget result. housing, is to be done without any Bv Jim Tierney indicates that the figure shouid be tion would decrease. public subsidy. Cheney came out in the first $30,600. • The land rent paid to the town is Herald Sports Writer Board members posed a number an amount fixed by the 1983 Rents at federal- and state- quarter ready to take the game of questions Tuesday night on subsidized housing fortheelderly in Scholastic roundup right at the Patriots, which it did. Erie said he has contacted the agreement between CDC, the town, Experience has played a key role financial details of the partnership Manchester are lower, but the Integrity Insurance Co., the firm and Integrity Insurance Co. In 1987 thus far in the Coventry High School — see page 11 "W e did what we wanted to do. We operation. were going to make them (Coven­ that secures payment of the bonds, it will be $52,200. waiting list for them is long. boys’ basketball team’s success. Answers by Erie and by Margo Cassano said there has been no try) work for everything," Silvia to determine whether the company And, the attribute proved to be the Kelleher, another CDC representa­ federal housing subsidy for the last said. The Beavers storm ^ out to a is willing to make the change, and telling detail last night as the The Patriots remain unbeaten at tive, indicated the following; six years during the administration 15-10 advantage — their largest eariy indications are that it wili. CASSANO SAID that while the visiting Patriots fought off a 5-0 in the COC and 6-0 overall while • Bonds in the $1.6 million bond of President Reagan. lead of the game — in the first The town may aiso have to take project has succeeded in keeping determined Cheney Tech squad, Cheney’s record falls to 2-2 in the issue that financed the conversion Cassano said the Bennet and quarter behind six points each from some action, he said. rents below those for comparable 59-46. in Charter Oak Conference conference and 3-2 overall. Cheney cannot be redeemed before July 1, senior guard Tom Dowd and Junior apartments, most tenants will not North Elm projects ore efforts to action at the Beavers’ gym. is back in action Friday when it Erie said reduction of the figure 1993. provide for Manchester elderly, but forward Willie Ortiz. Coventry, be able to remain there long if the Ranked sixth in the recent state hosts COC foe Portland High from $60,600 to $30,600 would • CDC*s compensation is en­ maybe the community is going to though, stayed close in the early rents are increase yearly. He said small school poll, Coventry exhi­ School. The Patriots will also be at alleviate the cash-flow problem tirely in a fee of about $400 or $500 going due to the efforts of Reagan, only those recently retired will be have to rethink the projects. bited its depth and balance during home Friday against RHAM High who scored eight first-quarter . the second half, but didn’t shake the School of Hebron. points and closed the gap on Cheney ; Beavers until the final quarter. ‘"They’re big and they wore us to 18-14 after the first quarter. “ I thought Cheney played well," down," Cheney coach Aaron Silvia Following the first quarter, Cov­ Buyer of Heritage Coventry coach Ron Badsteubner J said of Coventry’s front line of Jon entry began to show its pressure KS./Worid In Brie$ ; said. “ For three-quarters of the Seymour (6-foot-4), Rich Reagan defense to the Beavers, which ; game, they (Cheney) gave us all we (6-5), and Jason Garick (6-3). caused many problems for Cheney. ■ could handle. “ We’re lucky we got "They’re a well-balanced team. We pledges to compete Rhett Gibbs tied the contest at 20-all Train signal visible, investigators say ; them to turn it (the ball) over.” Just ran out of gas.” with 4:31 left in the half and Keith Breault scored a layup at the end of Continued from page 1 wonderful opportunity for us to WASHINGTON — The investigation into the collision o f an Amtrak train and three Conrail locomotives is trying to the first half to push Coventry into expand our Connecticut fran­ the lead. 26-24. Miller Jr. said the company was chise," Miller said. determine why the locomotives’ crewmen failed to heed "They’re a senior group,” Silvia focusing in southern New England. Heritage depositors will see promptly a stop signal visible for more than a mile. A said of the experienced Coventry Along with the 13 Heritage offices increased services, including mort­ Federal investigators said ’Tuesday that brakiiig and sight club which didn’t loze a player from it acquired in the merger, ComFed gage banking, residential construc­ tests have demonstrated clearly that from the cab of the lead a team which reached the semifi­ has 35 loan-production offices tion lending, commercial loans and Conrail locomotive, the crew should have noticed the stop signal Herald photo by Yurliovtky nals of the Class S state tournament throughout New England, New corporate financing. Miller said. in time to halt safely. a year ago. "They’ve been through! A police officer measures the path followed by the sports York, New Jersey and Florida, "W e want to be an important Meanwhile, investigators also were puzzled as to why neither games like this." including five in Connecticut. banking factor In New England," car that crashed Tuesday on Line Street. The hood and the engineer nor brakeman, who also is responsible for Seymour entered the game aver­ To gain a hold In Manchester, the Miller said. "W e will continue to sections of the roof were ripped off the car as it skidded monitoring and verbally calling out speed signal changes, were aging nearly 16 points a game, but, company is planning an advertising stick to the things we know and not alerted by another signal light “ about eye level” inside the Cheney was able to hold him to six off the roadway and fiipped over on the front yards of two campaign that will cost $250,000 to know well." cab that would have warned them to stop. first-half points. “ Defensively, we N homes. $300,000. ComFed completed a deal to buy A backup whistle had been muffled with tape, investigators couldn’t fault anyone.” Silvia ex­ The “ Heritage” sign at its Main out the Manchester-based Heritage disclosed previously. plained. "The first half we did a Street office has already been for $7.7 million in December. respectable Job shutting down replaced with one bearing the name Heritage had been saddled by a Seymour.” First fatal crash ComFed. and the Heritage office on poor loan portfolio it acquired when Panel wants to talk to Reagan Spencer Street will be expanded to it bought out Fidelity Federal As much as the ill-favored handle home mortgages. Savings of New Haven in 1984. WASHINGTON — The board investigating how the National turnover hurt Cheney, the Beavers Miller said the bank will keep The bad loans are the issue in a Security Council staff carried out administration policy on Iran remained very much in the game in claims teen driver community people at its helm and federal lawsuit Heritage has filed and other matters hopes to interview President Reagan and his the third quarter, trailing by two hopes to get involved in Manchester against seven former executives of three White House predecessors. points for most of the stanza. The key for Coventry in its third- A Manchester teenager died this yard next door, flipping .again and become a part of the town. Fidelity. Herbert Hetu, spokesman for the three-member Special quarter surge was the play of morning from injuries sustained Heritage President William H. Miller said the loans will not Review Board appointed by Reagan on Nov. 25, said Tuesday the end-over-end before coming to a sophomore guard Jack Ayer, who when the sports car he was driving stop, police said. Hale has become president of cause any problems for ComFed, panel has asked for an interview with the president but one has ComFed’s Connecticut division and scored seven points and dished out Tuesday afternoon swerved off the Finnegan was ejected from the and he said he has instructed his not been scheduled. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said a vice president of the company. a couple of fine assists. road and flipped three times before car some time after the car went attorneys to try to expedite the suit he was sure the interview would take place. Other top Heritage officers remain against the Fidelity officials. He "Jack (Ayer) probably played landing a few feet away from a out of control, but police could not Hetu said invitations were being sent to former Presidents with the bank. had no further information on the the best game for us," Badsteubner Harald photo by Tuekor house at 42 Line St. His death is the say where he landed. He was found Richard M. Nixon, Gerald R. Ford and Jimmy Carter. first motor-vehicle fatality this walking nearby on Garden Street "The Heritage acquisition is a suit. said of the youngster. Ayer scored year in Manchester, police said. by officers responding to the 11 points — all in the second half. an eye on the Patriot center. Coventry Coventry opened up a 41-34 lead Coventry's Jon Seymour (21) reaches for Robert Moore, 17, of 28 Strant St., accident, police said. Webster considered for CIA post the basketball as Cheney Tech’s Tom won, 59-46. was pronounced dead at 6:55 a.m. Police Officer Sandy Ficara, at Bank expansion legal after three quarters, which was today at Hartford Hospital, where the scene Tuesday, said Finnegan WASHINGTON — White House officials have approached FBI seemingly insurmountable for Che­ Dowd (32) and Mack Hawkins (15) keep he was transported Tuesday by was dazed and spitting up blood WASHINGTON (AP) — The A federal law that limits branch Director William H. Webster and a handful of other people about ney considering its difficulty with LifeStar helicopter, police said. when found by officers. the Patriot defense and its inability 0-0 2, Mott Twerdv 0 o-o o Totals 2312-18 Supreme Court, ruling in a big- banking activities, the 1927 McFad- heading the CIA, but there remains strong support for allowing defense." Badsteubner said. Che­ Cheney’s valiant effort. The single passenger in the car, Police spokesman Gary Wood Robert Gates to continue as acting CIA director, administration to penetrate inside against 59 stakes battle, today cleared the den Act, does not apply to establish­ ney would pull as close as 43-38 in “ That’s a good team,” Silvia CHENEY TEC H (44) — Willie Ortiz 4 Sean Finnegan, 16, .of 38 Edgerton said this morning that police are way for national banks to establish ing a securities business because and congressional sources say. Harald photo by Tuekar Coventry. the fianl quarter on a Mack said. Seymour and Breault had 12 0-0 8, Trov Normon 3 3-4 10, Terrance St., was listed in satisfactory investigating the cause of the discount securities brokerage that is not a "core banking Six-foot-5 sophomore Terrance Phillip 51-511, Tom Dowd 3 2-48, Mack Meanwhile, three administration sources who declined to be Hawkins basket with 6; 17 left. points each to lead Coventry. condition this morning at Manches­ accident and how the driver ob­ outlets wherever they want. function," White said. Coventry guard Keith Breault (24) brings the basketbail Phillip led the Beavers with 11 Hawkins 3 0-1 6, Bill Letourneou 0 04) 0, identified by name said the search was suspended after a Coventry shot five of six from the COVENTRY (S*l — Jason Gorlck 24-5 Bill Shea 1 0-0 3 Totals 19 6-14 46 ter Memorial Hospital, said a tained the car. The car’s owner, The 8-0 decision, a victory for the points and was the only inside half-dozen people were contacted, because President Reagan up court as Cheney Tech's Mack Hawkins (15) traiisthe field and converted eight of 10 foul 8, Jon Soymour 5 2-5 12, Rich Rtooon 4 Three-point field aools; Coventry (1) hospital spokeswoman. Thomas F. Levitt of 20 Mountain Reagan administration as well as The comptroller in 1982 approved threat to Coventry. "Phillip, he 0-01, Keith Breoult 4 4-4 T2, Jock Aver 4 — Ayer. Cheney (2) — Norman, Shea plans by two national banks — wants to see if William J. Casey recovers sufficiently from brain shots in the final quarter to subdue Halftime; 26-24 Coventry Police said Moore was traveling Road, is not a relative or friend of the banks, overturned a federal play. moves well and got up over our 2-311, Rhett GIbbbs 3 0-16, Lorry Walsh I Security Pacific Corp, with offices surgery to resume command of the spy agency. west on Line Street at about 1:30 Moore’s, Wood said, but police are appeals court ruling that limited in California and elsewhere in the Associates said this week that Casey is alert and told his p.m. when he lost control of the car. not treating the car as a stolen bank expansion into the business of West, and Union Planters National daughter, ‘T m going to lick this." a 1979 Corvette, and skidded across vehicle. Road and weather condi­ selling stocks and bonds. Bank of Memphis, Tenn. — to enter Webster’s 10-year term as F B I director expires a year from the left lane into the front yard of tions at the time of the accident Justice Byron R. White, writing Bird helps the Celtics fly the discount brokerage business. now. the 50 Line St. home. were good. Wood said. for the court, said the U.S. Comp­ MHSgrIdders to play The car then flipped, bounced on The car began to swerve off Line troller of the Currency may ap­ The Supreme Court refused last its roof, flipped over the driveway Street Just after the crest of a hill, prove plans by national banks to year to hear a securities industry Super Bowl scam nets fugitives 4 at 50 Line St. and then crashed where the road curves slightly to offer customers widespread brok­ challenge to the comptroller’s D E N VE R — Donnie Chavez clutched his rabbit’s foot and as he gets back Into lineup through a wooden fence and into the the south. erage services. decision. smiled at television cameras when he arrived at Currigan Hall to three night games In ’87 get his "free" Super Bowl tickets. By The Associated Press Orlando Woolridge with 27 points "This seems too good to be true," he said Tuesday. Study says NBA roundup and Tony Brown with 23. got within Bv Len Auster makeup game at Mt. Nebo. Not since then, Obituaries It was. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - six points late in the third period Sports Editor however, has Manchester played with aid of Within minutes, he was handcuffed and on his way to Jail in a His shooting touch was a trifle off — 800 pag0 11 before a 12-2 run gave the Celtics a artificial light. gap widening sting that police say netted 67 fugitives ’Tuesday. Sixty-five were after a three-game layoff, but 102-86 advantage. Boston built the It’s been a decade, or more, since the last time Manchester High principal Jacob I,udes for Donald J. Tragler Hospice Unit, 397 Porter St., or to Emma Schneider wanted on felony charges ranging from forgery to sexual assault Lari^ Bird still gave the Boston margin to 16 points on two more Manchester High played football games under the several years was adamant about not playing on a child, authorities said. occasions before New Jersey Donald J. Tragler of 131 McKee the Connecticut Hospice, 61 Burban Continued from page 1 Celtics a whole new dimension by lights. football games at night. He, however, has changed "Who said police work isn’t fun?" Police Chief Thomas Coogan returning to the lineup. with Bird's shooting and just rallied. St. died ’Tuesday at Connecticut Drive. Branford. Emma (Smith) Schneider. 86, of The Indians will try it again in 1987. his posture. "Jake’s always been cautious about it. said to 70 police officers, some dressed in tuxedos and others Although he didn’t score a basket seemed glad to have their superstar The ’87 schedule was just completed, and it He’s concerned because it’s difficult to control (the Hospice. Branford. He was the West Hartford, wife of the late were created last year, that growth Johnson and McHale also had 21 forward back in the lineup. includes Friday night games at East Hartford High fans).’ ’ said Manchester director of athletics Mike husband of Margery (Plummer) Irving O. Schneider, died Sunday at was largely in low-paying retail and providing music for the event, as he congratulated them for in the first half and finished points apiece for the Celtics. shooting just 4-of-19 for the game. "H e was breathing hard, but School. Bristol Central High and Windham High Simmons. "Obviously, he has changed his mind ’Tragler. Hartford Hospital. Bom in Man­ service Jobs. out-conning the suspects. Despite the victory, the Celtics Bird managed to tally 21 points and that’s to be expected.” said team­ because he has allowed it. He feels now is the time Bom in Akron, Ohio, he moved to Frances Rakowski chester. she had lived in West Racism, he said, has been seen Last week, police sent 1,883 letters from the fictitious Rocky were outrebounded 55-49 as the School. mate Robert Parish, who led the " I ’m excited about it.” said Manchester head to try it. There has been an upswing in the East in 1937. He lived in Frances (Tomaszewski) Ra­ Hartford for the last 48 years. again in such publicized examples Mountain Sports Federation to the last known addresses of pass off for 10 assists Tuesday, Nets’ Buck Williams grabbed 20. Celtics with 22 points and 11 coach Ron Coumoyer. “ I think the kids and coaches sportsmanship and he’s willing at this time to try it Waterbury until 1970, then moved to kowski. 82. of New Britain, died as the death of a black man who was suspects in a wide variety of felonies and misdemeanors. leading the Celtics to a 123-117 NBA “ I think we gave a really good She is survived by a daughter, rebounds. “ It may take him a would like to play night games. Our league has two and wait and see what happens." Hartford and Manchester. Sunday after a long illness. She was struck by a car while fleeing an victory over the New Jersey Nets. effort," Nets Coach Dave Wohl Corinne Whyckoff of Morris Plains, couple of games to get his timing teams who play night games on a regular basis. It’s Simmons warns Manchester fans this is not a He helped to form two gun clubs, the wife of Henry E. Rakowski. and attack by whites at Howard Beach “ Whenever you’re out, even if it’s said. “ We played well. They were N.J.; a brother, H. Allen Smith of Philippine rebels launch attacks and rhythm back, but as you can going to be a new experience for us and hopefully permanent arrangement, yet. “ This is on a trial the Wooster Mountain and the the sister of Andrew H. Thomas of in Queens, N.Y., and the harass­ for a short period, you feel lost and aggressive like ourselves, but then Swarthmore, Pa.; a granddaugh­ see tonight he helps this team in a basis,” he cautions. "W e feel this is a good Wigwam clubs in western Connecti­ Manchester. ment of a black cadet at The Citadel MANILA, Philippines — Moslem rebels attacked 14 targets out of it.” said Bird, who missed the we got too passive on defense and ’ we’ll be able to attract some more fans” ter; and several nieces and ne­ Celtics’ previous three games with lot of ways.” The last time Manchester played under the lights opportunity now to try it.” cut. An active golfer, he was a She is also survived by several in South Carolina. throughout Mindanao island, burning bridges and buildings, started reacting to them.” phews. She was predeceased by a a strained back. " It ’s really Joyful The Nets, who lost their third in a was when Jack Holik was head coach, two head If Manchester continues to play under the lights, member of the Watertown Country nieces and nephews. She was "The resurgence of racist feel­ setting off grenades and firing at a university campus, the son. Gordon K. Ailing Jr. to come back and be a part of things row. They rallied in the fourth Celtics Coach K.C. Jones has coaches ago. The Indians played Hall High in a however, depends on how the crowds behave. Club, the Lyman Meadows Club in predeceased by a son. Henry F. ings and continued illegal discrimi­ military said today. quarter, cutting a 16-point deficit to learned to live with injuries after Rakowski. The funeral will bethursday att i11 l again” Middlefield and the Cedar Knoll nation are fostered by the adminis­ One person was reported killed and at least 13 injured in the just 110-106. seeing Bird and Danny Ainge. as Club in Ellington. a.m. at the Newkirk & WhitneyneW Bird played a big role in the The funeral will be Thursday at tration’s refusal to admit that attacks that began Tuesday night and ended before dawn today. But Dennis Johnson had a three- well as key reserves Bill Walton He worked for Goodyear Tire in Funeral Home. 776 Farmingtton ' Celtics’ eighth win in their last nine 8; 15 a.m. at the New Britain racism may still be a problem," The island, a stronghold of Moslem separatists who have fought a point play. Ainge added two free and Scott Wedman. hurt. Akron, Ohio, and continued with the Ave., West Hartford. Burial wiS'_. games, hitting a perfect 13-of-I3 Memorial Funeral Home. 444 Far­ Jacob said. 14-year-old insurgency, is about 500 miles south of Manila. throws and Bird canned a 20-foot firm in Connecticut. mington Ave., New Britain, fol­ in Fairview Cemetery, West Hart­ from the foul line, grabbing eight "The injuries have kicked our He faulted the Justice Depart­ Hashim Salamat, leader of the Moro Islamic Front, said in jumper to give the Celtics a 117-106 Whalers out to break slump Besides his wife, he Is survived by ford. Calling hours are today from 2 rebounds and making three steals. butts." Jones said. "But when you lowed by a mass at 9 a.m. in Holy ment for a narrow interpretation of advantage with just 1;54 to play. a daughter, Sharon Remlinger of to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saudi Arabia his group was responsible for the attacks. He told " I was a little rusty after not consider them, you can’t do much Cross Church, New Britain. Burial affirmative action that he said was Kevin McHale scored seven Morristown, N.J.; a son, Richard Memorial donations may be The Associated Press more attacks will be launched as part of a playing the last 10 days," said Bird. better than we have done. My only will he in Sacred Heart Cemetery, prejudicing public attitudes and points and Parish six during a 19-7 By Jim Tierney National Hockey League and, in traditional earmarks of a pro­ made to a charity of the donor’s "long struggle ... which was never suspended." “ I ’m still confident in my shooting, complaint is we have to become Tragler of ’Topsham, Maine; three New Britain. Calling hours are encouraging hostility toward third-quarter streak that lifted the Herald Sports Writer this, their greatest year of ascent in tracted slump which had always stepchildren, Marilyn Kelly of choice. but tonight the shots just weren’t more consistent at the defensive today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. blacks. Celtics from a 66-67 deficit to an the NHL, they have established been the teams’ downfall in the Tolland, Charlene Smith of Man­ falling. end." 86-75 lead. McHale, who scored 20 HARTFORD — Perenially, the themselves as a power to be past. However, this isn’t any chester and Robert Plummer of " I always have a problem getting Whaler team and it still maintains or more points for the 33rd time in Jones was upset by a foul by New Hartford Whalers have expe­ reckoned with in the league. Groton; a brother. Edward Tragler my body back in sync after a second place in the Adams Division 34 games this season, started the Jersey’s Leon Wood against Ainge rienced at least one prolonged Hartford (20-16-6), having re­ of Akron, Ohio; a sistar, Marion layoff,” he said. "So when I saw my with 46 points — four behind spurt with a fallaway Jumper that late in the game v/hen the Boston losing streak which has been turned from a horrid road trip in Thorhberg of Akron, Ohio; three FREE NOTICE shots weren’t going in, I just tried to 9 9 division-Ieadijig Montreal. The exchanged the lead for the 20th and guard was driving for a layup. devastating to the teams’ overall which it lost four consecutive grandchildren; seven stepgrand- Probate Court is open for M I G ’ S play good defense, rebound and Blood Pressure utmkiBm final time in the game. "That was a very unclassy thing progress. Notwithstanding, the games for the first time since children; and several nieces and conferences with the judge keep the ball moving." Whalers have persevered in the March 1, 1986, possessed all the CLINIC • BY NURSE The Celtics seemed unconcerned The Nets, who were led by to do.” Jones said. Please turn to page 11 nephews. from 6:30 P.M . to 8 P.M. on The funeral and burial will be The well dressed climh the ladder of success. EVERY THURSDAY Thursday nights. Appoint­ private, and at the convenience of Uie family. Calling hours are 5-9 ments suggested. 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They were known for their — Shop eariy tor boot aoloeHon — how the other have lives. capacity as the Giants’ head coach, hasn’t let this team Thurs. & Fri. 10-9, Sun. 12-5 been a dominant team through the decade and early defense — can you forget the Steel Curtain? But those 60’s. then faded. And faded. They became laughable, If you’ve been a longsufferingGiant fan. then you Steeler teams also did another thing. They’d score on get swelled heads, or apparently so. He’s reminding -SHOPS AT 30- 435 Hartford Turnpike. Vernon the infamous fumble the most obvious. But Rozelle know what It’s like every Sunday to sit down in front of their first drive of the game, and put the opposition on them the task is not finished. 643-5065 Wsleome the television every Sunday, and expect the Giants to ’That Includes one more Parcells’ Gatorade shower. 872-7448 realized the N FL needed a strong New York franchise, the defensive immediately. 269 West Middle Tpke albeit they play their games in East Rutherford, N.J. lose. That’s what the Giants have done of late. Raul Then, and only then, will the longsufferingGiant fan HOURS: Moa-WM. RiSa — and the Giants — be at peace. (Riict to WHoPMirg) In the TurnpHta W «a Wt SM. » « Sun. 1 M Young came aboard, and turned things around. It becomes almost second natured. Allegre’s howitzer 47-yard field goal, that would have H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday. Jan. 14,1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednwday. Jan. 14.1987 — 11 Taylor says hell play three more years MHS generates excitement in easy victory

Bv Hal Bock I award in the 12 years it has been Listeners passed right by the first “ This trophy should have my By Len Auster B the Jan. 25 Super Bowl. five outings, 0-4 in the CCC East. quarter, Manchester had a com­ The Associated Press presented. name and Bill Parcells’ name on Soorts Editor ing this game and I thought Bruce Greene each dished out 6 assists. apiece. Tyler Timion netted a dozen T form of sack and asked Taylor to “ Thursday, it will be back to Fermi, briefly, sUyed with the manding 26-12 lead. When the “ In a league full of so many great and Paris controlled the boards,” The Indians run sometimes to lead Fermi. describe the second. business,” Taylor said. “ The big­ it,” Ta.vlor said. Indians. The Falcons had an 8-6 Indians put some pressure on the NEW YORK — Linebacker Law­ Kinel said. "W e got a lot of second seemingly recklessly but Kinel Manchester’s junior varsity players, like Eric Dickerson, Wal­ “ It depends how you hit him,” gest thing is we will have to take Excitement. lead before the Indians put it into Fermi backcourt, the Falinns’ rence Taylor has some good news shots because of them.” accepts this fact. "W e feel we’re squad remained unbeaten at 60 G ter Payton and Joe Morris, it’s a Taylor said. “ When you run up care of (Bronco quarterback) John That’s what the Manchester High high gear. Cinque Barlow tied It at couldn’t handle it. Steals by Greene for National Football League quar­ Manchester’s lead swelled to best at that (up tempo) and there with a 48-38 victory. Sophomore IM great honor to be considered with from behind and he’s not watching Elway. After the first time we Loser — finally basketball team will serve up each 8-all with two free throws and then and Oates were convert^ into 5 42-22 before the Falcons closed with will be moments when we’ll look Calvin Meggett’s 21 points led the sl terbacks. The league M VP of the them,” Taylor said. “ Running and you get a chance to put your played, a lot of the defensive and every game. The Indians put on put Manchester in front to stay with points. "P a rt of our philosphy is to Super Bowl-bound New York NORRIDGE, 111. (AP) - After display their brand of ball Tuesday seven free throws for a 42-29 atrocious. But that comes with the young Indians. di backs, quarterbacks and wide helmet into him ... and the coach players figured he was one of the a layup. That was the impetus to an apply as much pressure as possi­ 221 consecutive victories, Giles night before a sparse crowd — the halftime reading. Fermi s ta y ^ in territory,” he said. “ When you’re Manchester is back home Friday Giants is beginning to think about receivers usually get the trophies comes out and asks if he’s alt right. best quarterbacks in the league.” 18-2 run in which flashy 8-11 senior ble,” Kinel said. "Guys like Barlow retirement. Elementary School has finally lost norm for today — at Clarke Arena the contest at the foul line, hitting running, you’re running. What we night at 7:30 against another CCC VI but defense is a great thing and I That’s a sack. The Giants defeated the Broncos guard Rob Greene dumped in 0 of and Greene are very quick and good a boys' basketball game. in whipping Fermi High. 76-58, in ll-of-18 from the stripe in the have to do is make better decisions East Division foe, Enfield High. hi “ Three more years.” Taylor said love It.” ” I don’t think playing defense 19-16 in the season’s 12th week. By his IS first-quarter points. at knocking the ball away. We have “ It was the longest winning Central Connecticut Conference second period. and I think each game we’re getting MANCHESTER (74) — Bruce Roten- a as he accepted the most valuable Most of all, he said, he enjoys takes a different personality. Being then, Taylor’s comeback from The backcourt performer had 21 five guys with good quickness, so berg 7 61 14, Cinque Barlow 4 3-4 11, streak for a basketball team at any East Division action. Manchester, which likes the up better. We have to get a little Paris Oates 51-111, Rob Greene106223, II player trophy voted to him by the feeling the crunch when he maks a a linebacker might, though. Some­ points at halftime, finishing with a we’re going to press.” off-season rehabilitation for abuse level in the nation.” said Giles The crowd was 200, at best. “ I tempo and at times looks splendid smarter and I think we did that in Matt Vaughn 2604, Troy Peters 2604, w Pro Football Writers Association. sack. game-high 23. His repertoire in­ Six-foot-4 sophomore Paris Oates Sam Hendrson 01-31, Darren Gotes060 times you go crazy and wild.” of an unspecified substance had Coach Paul Frerking. "A girls’ high wish some people would (x>me out and at times not so marvelous, the third quarter,” Kinel added. tc “ I think that would be good for me. “ There are sacks and there are cluded a three-pointer from the left and 65 senior Bruce Rosenberg 0, Bric Lewis 12-4 4, Jason Goddard 10-0 Taylor said the Giants are still been certified. school team in Baskin, Louisiana, and watch us play.” voiced Man­ came out smoking in the third Manchester had an overwhelm­ 2, Hank M inor 0 61 0, Calvin Meggett 1 tl My contract will be up then. I doubt baseline, several drives to the hoop went to work on the boards in the sacks,” said Taylor, who led the enjoying the afterglow of the 17-0 Taylor has steadfastly refused to had won 219 from 1947-53.” chester coach Frank Kinel. “ We period. Some excellent passing ing 6634 lead after three periods 61 2. Totals 33 619 74. I will go in for another.” in which he split the Falcon second stanza. Oates had 7 re­ FERM I (58) — Tyler TImlon 4 04) 12, league with 20‘A of them this victory over Washington in the NFC discuss his personal problems Giles’ victory string ran out may not wlh all the time, but we’re from Matt Vaughn, Greene and and both (xiaches cleared their ill Until then, though, offenses will defense, and a 360 degree move in bounds and Rosenberg a pair as the Tony Romano 2 2-4 4, Dan Baker 0600, season, second-highest total since Championship game and haven’t except to credit Coach Bill Parcells Monday night when the team lost exciting.” Rosenberg enabled the Indians to benches halfway through the fourth Jett Houdel 3-4 5, Ed Smith 2 657, Brian LAWRENCE TAYLOR have to deal with Taylor, the first the third stanza that upped the ante Indians dominated in that depart­ the league began recording the yet concerned themselves with the for helping him make a successful 24-22 to John Mills School at The victory was the third in a row get some easy scores. “ We emphas­ quarter. By that time it was 6642 in taaletta 12-44, Ed Cybulskl 0620, M ike defensive player to capture the to 37-19. "He’s a very exciting ment. The 16year-old Oates va- Anderson 0 62 0, Bob Vranich 1 64 5, . . . NFL’s MVP statistic. Denver Broncos, their opponent in return. Elmwood Park. ize team passing and a guy like the Indians’ comer. i for the Indians and pegged them at player, very explosive,” Kinel said (niumed the glass for 17 rebounds Nell Roder 11-23, Devon Cam aro2614, 3-1 in the division and 63 overall. of Greene. Vaughn sets the tempo. The team Rosenberg, scoreless in the first M ark Palm itler 25-49, John Bromoge 1 9 ond Rosenberg added 7 caroms. sees what he does and everybody half, added 14 for the Indians with 1-1 3. Totals 19 2635 58. The visiting Falcons are winless in When the dust settled after one Three-point tield goals: "W e wanted to emphasize rebound- passes,” Kinel cited. Vaughn and Barlow and Oates chipping in 11 Manchester— Greene (1). s J I SCOREBOARD MHS girls capture PlatonalOS.CavallaralOl Big Eaat atandinga Big East Conference O 'all Hockey B a sk e tb a ll DETROIT (181) W L W L Bowling Scholastic Dontley 614 7-8 19, Green 1-10 46 6, Syrocuse 4 0 15 0 lalm beer 614 08 12, Thomos 11-26 611 28, Georgetown 3 1 12 1 first win of season Dunwrs6132618, Rodmanl-32-24, Johnson Vlllanovo 3 2 10 A NBA atandinga 6161-211,Salley281-25,Nevttt03080.Totals St. John's 2 2 10 Cunllffe Auto llling JV boya NHL standings 40-1012385103. Pittsburgh 1 1 11 and 3-3 overall with a new lineup CAVALIERS (181) Connecticut 1 2 6 The llling boys' lunlor varsity basket­ ENFIELD — Better late than Joe Tollsano never. from a year ago. Bolton dips to 64 in EASTERN CONFERENCE Hubbard 46 1-2 9, Williams 610 64 13, Providence 1 2 10 IS*' Steve W illiam s ball team lost to East Hartford Middle WALES CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Dougherty 610 36 11, Bogley 612 64 10, Seton Hall School, 5637. Leodingthe way for llling Patrick Division 1 3 10 W16147S, George Burgess 196158-463, The Manchester High girls’ bas­ H.S. Roundup the conference and 1-7 overall with W L Pet. OB Harper16247-1037,Newman1-3O02,West65 Boston College 0 3 7 Tim Coslagno 401, Ken Arev 186476, were Gordon Hamilton with 13 points, W L T PtS OF GA Boston 24 10 .706 — 1-27, Turpin 654610, McCray 1-2022.Totols ketball team broke into the win the loss. Philadelphia 29 11 3 61 183 116 John Bremser 153412, John Vetre 160, Kevin.Mortinez with 7, and Dwayne Phllodelphlo 20 16 .556 5 39-792636101. Tuesday's Results John Donofrlo 152-401, John OrtolanI Goldston with 5 po'nts. Ploying well column for the first time in the Portland had a 15-8 lead after one N Y Islanders 22 17 4 48 160 147 Washington 18 17 .514 6'/i Oelrelt M 27 1111—181 Syracuse 76, Boston College 64 Pittsburgh 17 17 8 42 156 146 412, Tony M orlnelll 152-402, BUI Hanson defensively for llling were Dave White 198687 campaign Tuesday after­ .quarter and 33-21 halftime bulge. New York 12 24 .333 13 Cavaliers l i 24 17 19^181 Today's Gomes JTO444, Dick Krinlak 409, Bll! McKinney and Jon Golos. I Ming's record Is now 62. scholarship with Providence Col­ NY Rangers 17 20 7 41 175 176 New Jersey 10 25 .286 14'/2 Fouled out—Dougherty, West. UConn at Providence, 8 p.m. noon with a 4615 thrashing of host 'We felt we were In the game at New Jersey 17 21 5 39 158 196 1^412, Adolf Kuszal 158-156435, Lee lege of the Big East Conference last Central Division Rebounds—Detroit 69 (Lolmbeer 15), Pittsburgh at Seten Hall P flq r 161-447, George Kelley 172424, B ill Fermi High in CCC East Division halftime,” said Bolton coach Craig Washington 15 22 7 37 132 167 Atlonto 24 9 .727 — Cleveland 57 (Williams, West 10). Brooklyn College at St. John's Aaaumptlon boya varalty November. N Adorns Division WIshInsky 162-441, Eric Bolin 417; High action. Phillips. “ The second half we Detroit 22 10 .608 V/i Assists— Detroit 26 (Thomas 9), Cleveland _ Saturday's Games ♦euih triple- Acadio Restaurant 484, East was able to stay close with Montreal 22 17 6 50 154 137 Milwaukee 23 14 .622 3 21 (Bogley 10). Total tauls—Detroit St. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 1 The Assumption boys varsity basket­ It was a battle of winless quintets played poorly against pressure and Hartford 20 16 6 46 137 138 High tearn triple- East Hartford ball team upped Its record to 61 for the St. Joseph for one quarter, trailing Chicago 18 15 .545 6 26, Cleveland 30. Technicals—Detroit p.m. Nurswy 1336; High Individual slngle- with the Indians finally getting on failed to take advantage of numer­ Boston 19 18 5 43 146 133 Indlono 17 18 .486 8 Illegal defenses A—5,793. Vlllonovo at Virginia season by drubbing St. Rose of East 13-8 at the turn as Watts hit a (}uebec 17 20 7 41 148 145 Tom O'Connor 209, High triple-George Hartford, 59-21. Luke Reilly poured In41 the left side of the column. The ous scoring opportunities.” Clevelond 14 21 .400 11 Georgetown ot Seton Hall •Kelley 5M, High overage- Tony Marl- three-pointer at the buzzer. “ We Buffalo 12 25 5 29 141 163 WESTERN CONFERENCE Boston College at Providence points to lead the Warriors. Brian Indians are now 1-8 overall. 1-3 in Portland extended its lead to CAMPBELL CONFERENCE nelll 139.8. Sullivan added 12 points. Tom Wolk and were able to control the pace the Midwest Division Chlcogo State ot Pittsburgh Rnol standings first half: R&G Auto 11 the division while the homestand­ 62-31 after three quarters of play. Norris Division Dallas 23 12 .657 — Sunday's Game Matt Arnold olso played well. first quarter,” Page reviewed. MInnesoto 18 20 5 41 168 165 J’-M'Acadia Restaurant 28-23, Village ing Falcons are now 66 overall and Shawn Murphy had 17 points and Utah 21 14 .600 2 Rocketa118,8una100 Vlllanovo at Virginia Stylist 28-23, Ostrinsky's 27-24, Purdy The Kadets made the game more Chicago 17 20 6 40 158 178 Houston 16 18 .471 6'/j 0- 4 in the CCC East. Charlie O’Brien 16 to lead the Detroit 16 19 8 40 135 151 Corp. 27-24, Dubaldo Electric 27-24, Aaaumptlon JV boya to their liking in the second stanza, Denver 16 21 .432 8 McNam ara 2625, Ann M arie's Restau­ “ We finally shot over 40 percent winners. Brian Rooney had 20 Toronto 17 20 5 39 147 151 Sacramento 9 26 .257 14 PHOENIX (188) The Assumption boys lunlor varsity moving to a 38-15 halftime bulge. St.Louls 16 19 7 39 147 165 Nance6161-117,Plncknev671-37,Adams Big Eaat reault rant 25-26, RStG Auto 2626, Mack 3 2626, from the floor and pressured the points and 12 rebounds and Mike Son Antonio 9 27 .250 14',^ te'Jt'e ®eer 2<-*7, Cunllffe Auto basketboll team trounced St. Rose's “ The second quarter they got the Smvttie Division Pacific Division 6144420, Davls6174421,Humphrles681-28, JV 's, 54-13. Jed Pillion led the way with ball nicely,” said Manchester as­ Yavinsky 12 points and 7 rebounds Edmonton 28 13 2 58 199 148 Bedrord6a086,Sanders611886,Homacek BodyO-28, East Hartford Nursery 22-29, ball into Marvin and we had a hard L.A. Lakers 27 8 .771 — Van Tassell 18-33. 22 points while Joey Perros and Matt sistant coach Mike Masse. “ Anna to lead Bolton. Calgary 25 17 1 51 170 158 Portland 24 14 .632 4'/i 652-28, (tattlson1-2624,(tandrezlck621-21, Syracuae 76, Boalon College 64 Lescoe contributed with 11 ond 6 points, time matching up with his 67, Winnipeg 22 17 4 48 146 144 Golden State 21 16 .568 7 Vanos88880, Addison 1-2082. Totols4192 respectively. Matt Covalto and Josh Riggio and Val Holden paced the Bolton’s next outing is Friday at Los Angeles 18 21 4 40 178 184 Seottle 18 16 .529 8'/j 1620100. Beaulieu also played well for the 245-pound fram e,” Page said. 7:30 p.m. at Vinal Tech in Vancouver 12 26 5 29 140 171 HOUSTON (118) SYRACUSE (76) AARP attack with some nice help off the Phoenix 14 22 .389 13Vi Warriors. The JV record Is 61. Saddler had 11 of his 16 points in the Middletown. P Tuesday's Oames L.A. Clippers 4 31 .114 23 McCray 610 6814, Sampson 1624 58 31, Trische 611 2-3 12, Coleman 68 63 19, Cathy RIngrose 201, VI Pulford 185- bench from Chris Rovegno and Lisa second period. Winnipeg 3, Washington 2 Tuesday's Games Otajuwon 1816181130, MInnIefleld 39628, Selkaly 63 62 2, Monroe 614 2-2 23, 191-535, Arlene Wild 181, Lottie Kuc- Cartier.” FORTLANO (70) — Shaun Murphy 7 P Edmonton 5, Detroit 3 Douglas 67 8-8 14, Harried 61 (M) 0, One solace for the Eagles was the tl Boston 123, New Jersey 117 Reld6161-218,Harrls6105511,Petersen 66 zynskl 188, Koy Moroz 195, Gwen The clubs were deadlocked at 3-4 17, John Dickson 3 2-2 0, Chorlle Pittsburgh 3, N.Y. Islanders 3, tie Dallas 108, New York 103 88 4, Anderson 82 88 0, FettI 1-1 88 Thompson 2-31-2 6, Brower 00600. Totals Goderowskl 176468, JInnIe Victoria return of guard Rob Stanford to the O'Brien 0 04) 14, Craig Chivers 5 1-3 11, a Wednesday's Games 2.Totals44942634118. 2647 1620 76. 6-all after one quarter before the Dave Guild 4 6012, Dan Moskev 10-0 2, Detroit 103, Cleveland 101 187-512, Claire DuPont 190, Cathy Rln- Rec basketball lineup. The 610 junior, with only d Boston ot Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia 101, Indiana 94 Ptwenbi 18 21 21 26—108 BOSTON COLLEGE (64) grose 502, Flo Doult 498, Ray Moroz 512, Indians raced to a 17-9 halftime Pat Smith 4 041 8, Victor Boss 1 0-0 2, Montreal at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Houston 19 19 18 18-118 Barry 6121-113, Kelley 65628,Scott6400 two practices under his belt after M ike Tripoli 1 04) 2. Totals 34 69 78. Milwaukee 113, Sacramento 89 Yolanda Burns 455, Pat Olcavage459, Al bulge. Kris Voisine paced a bal­ Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Houston 118, Phoenix 100 Three-point goals—Humphries, Davis, 0, Barros 7-23 60 17, J. Benton 69 1-2 9, S. Gullllnl 212-560, Stan Kallnowskl 216241- sitting out with a tom rotator cuff, BOLTON (44) — Ted Daly 0600, Mike Minnesota at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Reid. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Benton 677-715, Bowers 1-1602, MIcolOOOO anced sectand-quarter offense for Denver 117, Seattle 109 624, Ted Chambers 200, Dan Hutson 223, came off the bench to score 8 points. Yavinsky 4 61012, Wade Cassells 2 2-34, New Jersey at Chlcogo, 8:35 p.m. Golden Stole 111, San Antonio 109 Phoenix 48 (Pinckney 7), Houston 52 0, Hlerpe61 (M)0, Heath 00600. Totals 2662 Andy Pallodlno 506, Max Smole515, Ron Adulta Manchester with 4 of her game total Brion Roney 9 69 20, Ed Cusano 11-2 3, N.Y. Rangers at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. (Sam pson 19). A s s is ts -P h o e n ix 32 61264. “ He gave us a lift,” Page said. Dave DelCampe0600, Craig Winslow 0 Portlond 121, Utah 113 York 504, Norm Losher 503, Sam of 8 points. Manchester’s lead went Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games (Humphries 8),Houston31(Mlnnlefleld8). Halftime—Boston College 27, Syracuse McAllister 513, Ed Adorns 507, PauL Monchester Cycle 86 (Mark Plekos 27, Stanford’s return, and the presence 1-3 1, Josh Ryan 1 60 2, Paul Cloutier 0 Tliursday's Games Dallas ot Boston, 7:30 p.m. Total fouls— Phoenix 25, Houston 18. 26. Three-point goals—Syracuse 6-9 (Mon­ Desleuner 540, Cy Perkins 535, Don Bob Klernon 17, Bob Francis 15, Bob to 3615 after three periods, with the 04) 0. Totals 17 1628 44. AP photo roe 68, Thompson 1-1), Boston College615 of backcourtster David Price for a Hartford at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Technicol—Houston Cooch Fitch. A— Hutson 527. Plaster 12) Buffalo Water-Tavern 69 Indians’ tenacious defense holding Montreal at Phllodelphlo, 7:35 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 16816. (Borros613, Borry62). Fouled out— None. (Paul Pleszek 19, Luke Strunk 16, Mike third successive game, marked the the Falcons scoreless over the final Edmonton at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Rebounds—Syracuse 30 (Coleman 10), Fall 14, John Knecht 10) first time Page’s intended starting The Sixers' Tim McCormick (40) hoids action Tuesday night in Indianapolis. Toronto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Boston College 32 (Scott 8). Assists— Elka Manchester Police 121 (T.J. Cala­ eight minutes. ' Washington at N.Y, Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Syracuse 7 (Douglas, Harried 3), Boston backcourt appeared together for Son Antonio at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. brese 32, Bob Charbonneau 24, Pete Holden and Riggio netted 12 and Boys Swimming on to a rebound as Indiana's Chuck The 76ers won, 101-94. Ttiursdoy's Games College 4 (Barry, Scott, Barros, MIcol). Ralph Doyer 148-145-413, Andy Lamo- Moffet 20, Chip Brown 17, Paul Mersock the Eagles. “ It was great having Total fouls—Syracuse 14, Boston College17. reux 136146387, Jim Woodcock 142-142- Person tries to take it from him in NBA Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 12) Gentle Touch Car Wash 109 (Steve 10 points, respectively, to lead both of them back,” Page said. Washington at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. 8uGka113,Klnga89 A—6,221. 386, Duane Krause 141-156396, Ernie Avers 43, Gary GrodzIckI 23, Jae Manchester. MHS triumphs Pepin 139-143-400, Rick BurneH 148-395, Horvock 21, Lenny Frenette 16) Damian Canny, averaging 15 Houston at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Tony Salvatore 172-413, Maxc Welch . Manchester will go after win No. The Manchester High boys’ Jets 3, Capitals 2 Utah at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. points per game coming in, netted a ii SACRAMENTO (89) How top twenty fared 156414, Jerry Ridel 366, Charlie Whelan 2 Friday back in Enfield against swimming team remained perfect Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Thorpe 7-12 64 17, Tyler 0-2 08 0, 181-433, B ill Palm er 377, Joe Dworak 387, Midgata game-high 18 to lead East. The c Portlond at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. host Enfield High at 5 p.m. at 3-0 with an 87-77 victory over Winnipeg l 8 2—3 Thompson6111-519,D.Smtth617088,Theus Chris TImoney 139-142-408, John Dag- Eagles dip to 65 in the ACC and 1-7 S Woslilngten i i 8—2 6106716, Johnson 281-15, Wllson62O80, How the top twenty teams In The stlno 173-434, Jack Talley 136375, B ill Lakers 17 (Sandy Brindamour 9. Manchester’s junior varsity also Bristol Eastern High Tuesday Mavs drive past the Knicks overall with the loss. Watts had 15 nrst Period—1, Winnipeg, Hamel 14, Klelne493-311, Steppe67080, Pressley 68 Associated Press' college basketball poll Preston 163-396, Travis Cook, Jr., 384, Jason Romeo and Glen Weeks played afternoon at the Indians’ pool. ri 086,Olbvdlng181-13,Rogers2-2O84.Totals fared Tuesday: Travis Cook, Sr., 139-372. well) came home a winner, 43-15. Lisa and Tom Montelli 14 for St. Joseph. 6:05. 2, Woshlngtonm, Adams 5 (Murphy, Knicks 14 (Paul Dean and Robert Cartier had 7 points and Beth Egils Ramans and John Gorman Loughlln), 17:55. Penalties—None. Celtica 123. Neta 117 37-91162189. 1. Nevoda-Las Vegas (148) did not “ We played hard, we played Bv The Associated Press Tuesday after testing positive for MILWAUKEE (111) ploy. Moore played well) O’Brien, Tina Stone and Paula each won three events for the Second Period—3, Washington, M iller 8 Bullets 34 (Zack Gletek 8. Chris RIzy consistent, but we couldn’t match cocaine. (Hatcher), 15:19. Penaltv-^mlth, Was Cummlnas11-1B 1-123, Reynolds6136621, 2. Iowa (158) did not ploy. Indians. Ramans won the 200 IM BOSTON (123) SIkma 7-13 0814, Hodges 6110811, Pierce 3. North Carolina (161) did not ploy. and Debbie Burnett played well) Hollis played well for the 5-4 young NEW YORK — Rolando Black­ 4 (hooking), 11:16. up with them,” Page said, looking “ It’s a win for Lew and Mitch,” McHale9-173J21,Blrd4-1913-1321,Parlsh 612 08 16, Breuer 59 63 12, Nuggets 28 (Todd Sharp 8. Jeremy Burr Indians. and 100 fly and Gorman took the 56 NBA Roundup Third Period—4, Winnipeg, Ha werchuk26 9-15 4-7 22, Johnson 9-19 4-5 22,Alnge7-11 4. Indlono (161) did not ploy. at the disparity in talent. man needed only 16 seconds to get said Ralph Sampson, who scored a (Ellett), 3:27. 5, Winnipeg, McLean 21 Brldgemon 67 62 8, Bradley 1-4 08 2, 5. Syracuse (158) beat Boston College Calendar 8. Matt Carlyon played well) M ANCH EO TER (44) — BarbO'BrlenO and 106yard freestyles. Each was 6421, Roberts 3J(M)4, Dove1-21-13,Slchtlno K.Smlth 1-1082, Engler03080, Colllns6408 7664. St. Joseph also took the junior into the offensive flow, and he season-high 31 points while grab­ (Mullln, Ellett), 5:13. Penattles-KIte, 3-51-27. Totals4^9232-38123. 1- 21, K ris Cool 0 2-2 2, Erin Prescott 21-5 on the winning 206yard medley Win (cross-checking), :24; Ridley, Was 4. Totals 5195 10-12 113. 6. Purdue (12-1) did not ploy. 5, Anna Riggio 504) 10, Kris Volslne3 2-2 varsity game. 82-46. T.J. Leahy had stayed there for the whole game. bing 19 rebouncls. “ They were an Sacramento 18 2115 16- 89 relay. Gordon Tuttle won the diving (high-sticking), 18:07; Marols, Win, NEW JERSEY (117) 7. DePoul (128) did not ploy. 8, Val Hol(tan60-012,PaulaHollls10-02, 18 points for the 3-3 young Eagles. “ I saw very early that I could Bob Hill said. “ We broke down integral part of this team. They’ll double minor (high-sticking, roughing), Milwaukee M 18 29 10-111 8. Illinois (12-2) did not play. TODAY Chris Rovegno 00-00, Lisa Cartier 0 0-0 for Manchester with 137 points and Turner 2-5 2-2 6, Wlllloms 4-10 8-10 16, Three-point goals—Hodges. Fouled out— East is back in action Friday drive,” Blackman said. ’’And I ’d mentally and didn’t do what we be missed dearly. Our team must 18:07. (Smlnskl 8-17 3-4 19, Washington 2-3 1-2 5, 9. Georgetown (12-1) did not ploy. OIrit Basketball 0, Jen Faber 0 61 0. Totals 17 611 40. Brian Crombie won the 106yard Shots on goal— Winnipeg 8-9-7—24. None. Rebounds—Sacramento 54 (Thorpe 10. Auburn (62) did not ploy. East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, 7 Swimming FE R M I (15) — Sue M erclk 0 2-5 2, night at 7:30 against ACC foe either make the basket or get should have when we had to.” be strong.” Brown 8-12 7-8 23, Woolrldge 11-20 44 27, 9), Milwaukee 52 (Cummings 11). 11. Temple (162) did not ploy. backstroke. Mark Foley contined to Washington 11-5-13—29. Bailey24084, Wood1-3(H)3,McKenna1-4(HI p.m. Sheila Borsk11622, Laura HolnskI 062 Northwest Catholic in West fouled.” Ewing led New York with 32 Akeem Olajuwon added 30 points Power-ploy Opportunities—Winnipeg 0 Assists—Sacramento 26 (Theus 5), 12. Clemson (148) did not play. Men's Basketball 0, Sue Kearney 21-4 5, Missy Cybulskl 2 show steady improvement. He 3, Coleman 0-1 08 0, King 4-10 2-2 Il.Totals Milwaukee 31 (Hodges 7). Total fouls— 13. St. John's (182) did not ploy. Hartford. Blackman scored 41 points, two points and Bill Cartwright added 19. and 10 rebounds for the Rockets, of 1; Washington 0 of 2. 428927-32in. MCC at Middlesex (Mass.), 7:30 61 4, KIrstan Verrogll 0 0-0 0, Sue showed a tw6second improvement (Joalles—Winnipeg, Berthloume (29 Sacramento 13, Milwaukee 23. A—10,765. 14. Duke (11-2) did not play. Ice Hockey Smilowicz 1 63 2. Totals 6 618 15. ST. JO SEPH (75) — C h rli Watts 761 more than his previous season high, who dressed only nine players for Boston 11 24 27 11—123 15. Atabamo (11-2) did not ploy. Swim Club in the 206yard freestyle and had a shots-27 saves). Washington, Peelers (24- New Jersey 10 14 20 n —117 Manchester vs. Conord (Veteran's 15, Marvin Saddler 6 4-4 16, Tom and Mark Aguirre added 29, as the the home game. 21). 16. Oklahoma (183) did not ploy. Rink, West Hartford), 7:30 p.m. The Manchester Swim Club defeated Montelli 7 60 14, John Jones 2 041 4, personal best by seven seconds in Pistont 103, Cavaliers 101 Three-point goals—AInge, Woolrldge, 17. North Carolina State (183) dldnotploy. Dallas Mavericks snapped a tw6 Houston won its sixth of seven A—12,116. Wood, McKenna, King. Fouled out—None, Notre Dame vs. East Catholic (Bolton Reeky Hill, 346257, In a meet held et Carey Wilson 4608, Zoltan Kroznol 1041 the 506yard freestyle. Referee— Ron Hoggorth. Linesmen— Ice Palace), 8:15 p.m. Rocky Hill High last Saturday. Man­ 2,W ardPetrle11-23, Scott Kreltler104l game losing streak by defeating the Isiah Thomas scored 28 points, games, while Phoenix, which was ebounds—Boston 49 (Parish 11), New Nuggeta 117, SuparSonlca 109 18. Ptttsburgh (11-3) did not ploy. Manchester’s next meet is Fri­ Bob Hodges, Dan McCourt. Jersey 55 (Williams 20). Assists—Boston 29 Wrestling chester was led bv triple winners Boys Basketball 2, Luke Gosselln 160 2, Brian Kelly 2 62 New York Knicks 108-103 in an NBA including 11 in the final five led by Walter Davis’ 21 points, lost (Bird 10), New Jersey 25 (Washington 8). 19. N ow (63) did not ploy. New Britain at Manchester, 6 p.m. Duncan Campbell, Jennifer Holcombe, 6, Duremenus (iennerman 160 2. Totals day at 3; 30 p.m. against Newington 20. Kansas (64) did not ploy. East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 6:30 33 7-11 75. game Tuesday night. minutes, as the visiting Pistons won on the road for sixth time in seven Total fouls—Boston 21, New Jersey 28. SEATTLE (109) MIchoel AmbrosI, and Matt Flick. East thumped High School. Technicals—New Jersey Illegal defense, Chambers11-166530,McDanlel10-204624, Manchester's next swim meet Is at EAST CATHOLIC (44) — Damian The loss ended the Knicks’ their fourth straight. games. Williams. A—14,891. Llster686613,Ellls61561624,McMlllan03 THURSDAY Windsor Locks on Saturday, Jan. 24. Canny 0 2-318, Andy KlopferOOOO, Rob Results: The score was tied 72-72 after OllsrsS.RedWlngsS Tueaday’a college hoop acoraa Girls Basketball “ They’re just a very talented 200 medley reloy; 1. Manchester six-game home-court winnning 08 0, Young 1-4 1-2 3, Lucas 1-7 610 11, Results: Stanford 4 04) 0, Scott Altrul 0 62 2, Da ve three quarters and it was tied nine Williams 18082, Johnson0-3622,Stansburv Cheney Tech at Portland, 6:30 p.m. • and under girls: 100 vd. med. relay: team,” cited East Catholic boys’ Price 0 04) 0, M ike Sipples 2 0-0 4, Brian (Sean Gorman. BUI Thompson, Egils streak. Coventry ot RHAM, 7:30 Ramans, John Gorman) 1:57.04,2. BE, Edmonton 1 2 2—S 08 08 0, Phelps 08 080, Schoene 08 08 0. EAST 1. Manchester (Stacey Anderson, Cyn­ basketball coach Ray Page after Kennedy 1 04) 2, Joe Tomkunas 2 60 4, Blackman pumped in 22 of his times during the final period. Nuggets 117, Sonics 109 Totals367834-45109. Amherst 89, Skldmore67 Dan Callahan 0 60 0, T.J. Leahy 21-26, 3 MHS 0 2 1 -1 thia Hughes, Elisha Bernstein, St6 his Eagles were on the short end of a points in the first quarter, hitting Cleveland, which lost for the sixth First Period—1, Edmonton, Anderson 23 76era101,PacaraB4 DENVER (117) Armv62, Manhattan 48 FRID AY phanie Myers), 1:27.82; 25 free: 1. Reid Gorman 0 04) 0. Totals 19 67 44. '200 tree: 1. Dienes (BE) 2:03.9, 2. Alex English scored 11 of his 33 English 1627 38 33, Cooper 68 64 10, Brondels93, Wentworth Tech 68 Beys Basketball Myers, 16.66,3. Bernstein; 25 back : 2. 7644 count to St. Joseph of Three-point field goals: East Catholic David O'Brien (M), 3. Mark Foley (M). 8-for-8 from the field and 6for-7 time in seven games, took its last (M essier, Coffey), 5:20. Penalties— Enfield at Manchester, 7:30 200 IM; 1. Ramans (M) 2:25.50, 2. S. points in the fourth quarter as Messier, Edm (delay ofgame),7:34; Kocur, PHILADELPHIA (181) Schaves696212,Lever6174816,DunnO208 BucknellTS, St. Fronds, N.Y. 59 Myers; 25 fly: 2. Bernstein; 25breots: 2. Trumbull in All Connecticut Con­ — Leahy (1); St. Joseph — Wdtts (1), from the foul line, and scored his lead, 95-93, on an 18-foot jump shot 0, Honzllk 613 6613, Evons6101-210, Alorle Buftalo89, Elmlro76 East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, Cortney Dell; 100 yd. free relay: 1. Wilson (1). Gorman (M), 3. Crombie (M). Denver rallied from a 26point Det (delay of game), 7:34; Muni, Edm Barkley 10-13 12-15 33, Green 0-2 08 0, 7:30 ference action Tuesday night at the 50 free: 1. Gorman (M) :24.14,2. Karl last five in the final 1:58 of the by rookie Ron Harper, who had a (tripping), 8:57; Beukeboom, Edm (hook­ McCormick 24 08 4, Cheeks 8-14 25 18, 18082,Walker67086,Rasmussen 611 7-10 Canislus71, Bowling Green62 Manchester (Anderson, Hughes, Bern­ deficit in the third quarter. The 15, Martin 08 O80.TotalS461072635117. Coast Guord66, Nlchols49 Portland at Cheney Tech, 7:30 stein, Myers), 1:19.24. Eagles’ Nest. Noone (M), 3. Paul HendessI (M). game. season-best 37 points. ing), 13:57; Vettch, Det (hooking), 15:04; Ervlng6-132-314,Free2-6O910, Hinson3922 Cornell 74, Colgate57 Bolton at VInal Tech, 7:30 Diving: 1. Gordon Tuttle (M) 137 Nuggets outscored the visiting Smith, Edm (holding), 15:29. 8, Cotter 08 08 0, Wingate 5-7 3314. Totals 8 and under boys: 25 free: 2. Craig The Kadets, ranked No. 1 in the “ It was a matter of taking Thomas then hit two shots, and Seallle 15 16 17 11—109 Dartmouth 83, NewHompshlre81 RHAM at Coventry, 7:30 Jacques, 3. Kevlun Lappen; 25back: 2. points, 2. Lodovicco (BE), 3. Martel SuperSonics 3611 over the final 12 Second Period—2, Detroit, Burr 14 366827-37101. Bolton upended (BE). advantages of the opportunites.” Adrian Dantley, who scored 19 (Gallant, Barr), 2:47.3, Edmonton, Gretzky INDIANA (94) Dwiver 19 18 14 16—117 Eastem94, Kino's, N.Y. 57 Girls Basketball Jacaues; 25flv: 3. Lappen; 25 breast: 1. latest small school poll, are now 3-1 minutes. Three-point goals—Chambers 3, Evans. E. Connecticut 87, Mass.-Boston 73 Enfield at Manchester, 7:30 100 fly; 1. Ramans (M) 1:03.93, 2. Blackman said. “ When you start points, made two foul shots to give 41 (Messier, Anderson), 9:49. 4, (}etrolt, Person 12-171427, Tlsdole5-1422l2,(Jrav Jacques, 21.99,3. David Lawrence. in the ACC and 7-1 overall. “ (Chris) PORTLAND — Taking control in The Sonics led 98-81 after three Ogrodnlck 12 (Vettch, Yzermon), 13:20. 5, Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Seattle 59 Gettysburg67, Susauehonna59 Bovs Swimming 9ond logins: 50 free: 2. Jennifer Caol, Gersten (BE), 3. Eric Jones (M). out as hot I did, you just want to take the Pistons a 9695 lead with 51 14082, Flemlno481-19,Rlchardson36006, Newington at Manchester, 3:45 Watts is an early signee and Marvin the second half, Portland High 100 free: 1. Gorman (M) :54.32, 2. Edmonton, Lowe 5 (Anderson, Mess- Williams 8-172-218, Long212226, Brooks34 (McDaniel 15), Denver 49 (Rasmussen Grand View 81, Simpson, Iowa 80, OT 3. Jennifer Hoffman; 100 IM: 2. Erica seconds left. quarters but a basket by Danny 15). Assists—Seattlell (Young9), Dm verl2 King's, Pa. 85, Messiah 82 East Catholic at St. Bernard, 5 p.m. Strevel, 3. Patricia Sullivan; 100 free; 2. (Saddler) is going to be a Division I whipped Bolton High, 7644, in Noone (M), 3. HendessI (M). as many shots as you can. The ler),15:31, (pp). Penalties—Vettch, Det 086, Macy 2-3084, Drelling08080, Russell 500 free; 1. Dienes (BE) 5:22, 2. “ We needed points.” Thomas Schayes capped a 13-point run by (cross-checking), 2:54; Norwood, Det 2-508 4.Totals 4290 8-1194. (L e ^ 6 ). Totalfouls-«eettle27, Denver30. Kutztown91,Alvemla69 Sullivan, 3. Nicole Ostermler; 50back: player. He’s going to be one of the (Hiarter Oak Conference boys’ basket felt like it was four or five La Salle 79, Holy Cross 59 1. Cool, 44.02,2. Colleen Demerglan; 50 O'Brien (M),3. Foley (M). said. “ It was a terrible basketball Denver at the start of the fourth (holding), 7:19; Beukeboom, Edm (rough­ most sought after players , in the basketball action Tuesday night. feet away, instead of twenty or ing), 11:55; Kllmo, Det (roughing), 11:55; Ptillodelpbla Loyola, Md. 75, Robert Morris 57 fly: 2. Kerry Gllsenan; 50 breast: 1. 100 tack: 1. Crombie (M) 1:10.05, 2. quarter and the Nuggets closed to 14 15 3118-101 Marlst92, Long Island U. 70 state next year,” Page looked at 40 LewandowskI (BE), 3. S. Gorman (M). twenty-five.” game, and neither team played McClelland, Edm, malor-misconduct 21 28 21 2 1 - *4 Hoffman, 50.40. The Highlanders, defending COC within 9694 with 8:49 to go. A (fig hting ), 12:12; Kocur, Det, m olor- Montclair St. 71, Rutgers-Camden 99 9 and 10 beys: 200 med. relay: 1. 100 breast: 1. Johnskv (BE) 1 ;12.2,2, After the Knicks erased a 13- well. So at the end, when we got Three-point goals— Barkley, Wing­ Transactions percent of the Kadet lineup. Watts, champs and state Class S runners- Hudson (BE), 3. Martel (BE). three-point play by English with mlsconduct (fighting), 12:12; Higgins, Det ate, Person 2. Fouled out—Williams. Warriora lit, Spura 100 N. Adam6 St. 89, Framingham St. 85, OT Manchester (Chris Peck, Brian point. third-quarter deficit and down to that time, I wanted to have (hooking), 13:35; Beukeboom, Edm, mo- Northeastern 74, Harfford65 Jacques, Kevin Begley, Jamie Wolff, a 63 shooting guard, signed a full up. are now 2-2 in the conference 400 free relay; 1. Bristol Eastern. 5:03 t(ed the game 104-104 and a free Rebounds—Philadelphia 42 (Barkley 15), NYU100,Hunter87 moved ahead 101-100 with 2:09 the ball and make things happen.” lor (fighting), 15:31; Norwood, Det, Indiana 51 (T isd a le 11). A ssists— 2:43.37; SO free; 1. Jacques, 35.31,3. Rick throw by the Nuggets’ Blair Ras­ motor (fighting), 15:31; Anderson, Edm SAN AtlTONIO (189) PennM, St. Francis, Pa. 85 KempllnskI; 100 IM; 1. Begley, 1:25.47; remaining. Blackman converted a Phllodelphla 25 (Cheeks 8), Indiana 23 BASEBALL mussen, who had 15 points and 15 (hooking),19:31. (Russell 7). Total fouls—Philadelphia 16, Greenwood 1-2 08 3, Mitchell 65 64 7, Point Park 117, La Roche77 American League 100 free: 1. Wolff, 1:15.01; 50 bock: 2. free throw to tie the score, and then Third Period—6, Detroit, Vettch 8 ((3al- Gilmore 66 1-2 5, Robertson 617 62 12, Potsdam St.61, Hortwlck56 Kemplimki; SO fly: 1. Begley, 36.16, 2. 76er« 101, Pacers 04 rebounds, gave Denver, which won Indiana 24. Technicals—Indiana Illegal St. Peter's72, Fairfield 57 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Signed Buddy connected on a 14-foot baseline lant. Burr), 7:02. 7, Edmonton, Gregg 4 defense, Indiana Coach Ramsay. A— Sundvold 617 08 13, Berry 7-13 65 17, Blancalana, shortstop, Jorge Oria, out­ Wolff; 50 breast; 1. Jacques, 43.55, 2. its third straight, its first lead of the (Gretzky, Tlkkonen), 16:19. 8, Edmonton, 13428. Thompson 613 68 18, Dawkins 49 62 10, SE Massachusetts 111, Salem St. 77 fielder, Bill Pecota ond Ron Johnson, Andre Guay; 200freereloy: 1. Monches- Whalers out to snap slump jumper from the left comer and two Charles Barkley had 33 points KurrI 23 (Gretzky, KrusheInvskI), 19:39 Jones6143820, Nealy 142-24. Totals46100 Syracuse76,BostonColl.64 Begley, Wolff), game. 9 UpsalaSI,Clark 71 Inflelders, John Davis, TheoShawand Jerry 2:28.09. more free throws to put the and 15 rebounds to lead the 76ers to 9 (en). Penalties—Smith, Edm (holding): 2628 109. Westfield St. 70, Bridgewater, Moss. 63 Gleaton, pitchers, and Terry Bell, Mavericks up for good. the easy victory. Seattle got 30 points, all in the 11:04; Burr, Det (roughing), 11:04; Muni, GOLDEN STATE (111) catcher, to one-year contracts. 11 ondl2 gins: so free:. 1. M elissa Continued from page 9 Edm (hooking), 13:27; Probert, Det (delay Mavarlcl(a108,Knlcl(a103 McDonald 1013 08 20, L.Smtth 65 08 6 Wllllams91,RPI79 Myers, 30.45, 3. Kimberly Stewan; 100 predicts the pitfalls of a heavy Whalers ordered. Hartford wants Blackman said the jumper that A field goal by Indiana’s Vem first three quarters, from Tom Worcester St. 80, Rtchburg St. 67 Notional League of game), 19:39. Carroll6141-211,Flovd6106820,Mullln0-13 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— "vers; 100 free: 1. Myers, schedule.” Evans noted the rest of very much to put a halt to this Fleming early in the third quarter Chambers. SOUTH 1:13.03,3. Susan Domanico; SOback: 2. Whalers are determined to end cracked the lOl-lOl deadlock was Shots on goal— Edmonton 12-13-10—35. DALLAS (108) 6519, Ballard 610086, Whitehead24084, Signed Von Hayes, first baseman, to a January as ’crucial” due to the slump tonight against the Bruins. Detroit 13-108—31. Moss05653,Teagle6116214,Washburn02 Corson-Newmon 108, Tenn. Temple 92 three-year contract. Signed Ron Roenicke, Colleen Demerglan; SO breast: 1. St6 their losing streak tonight at the his toughest shot of the game. He cut the visiting 76ers’ lead to 51-46 Power-ploy Opportunities—Edmonton Aguirre 11-18 66 29, Perkins 314 1-2 11, 622,Hl00lns1-24-66.T0tals46892O28111. Christian Bros. 90, Trevecca84 wart, 41.50, f ary Martlneou. seven division games this month “ We have to get it back together but Philadelphia kept an eight- to Donaldson 36248, Blackman 121817-1941, outfielder, and Ken Jackson, shortstop, to Civic Center against their division shot it with Trent Tucker’s hand in 1 of4; Detrott0of5. Coll.ofCharteston96,Cltodel81 on6yeor contracts. 1' 12 .,ovs: 200 med. relay: 1. and the second straight 16game because we are a good hockey team 16point lead the rest of the game. Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr (0 shots8 Harper 611 34 17, Oovls 03 08 0, Son Antonie 19 27 27 16—109 Covenant 80,Mllllgan 77 Manchester (Sean Anderson, Craig rivals, the Boston Bruins, who are his face and Patrick Ewing’s arms Warriors 111, Spurs 109 Schrempf 08 08 0, Tarplev 01 08 0, Cumberland, Kv. 102, Alice Lloyd 86 month. when we get it going,” Evans said. Maurice Cheeks added 19 points saves), Moog(5:20flrst,2-2),Fuhr(7:08flrst, Golden State 14 19 11 27—111 BASKETBALL H^^OoWd Wade, Michael Begonnev), in third place with 43 points. swinging in his periphery. 29^26). Detroit, Hanlon (34-30). Wood 1-3 08 2, Wennlngton 02000. Totals Three-point goals—Greenwood, Emory & Henry 92, Hompden-Svdney 79 2:30.23; 50 free: 1. Begonnev, 30.92, 3. “ I ’ve never played a 16game WHALER NOTE — Rev. Bill for the 76ers, while Chuck Person Eric Floyd scored 20 points and 38-76 2035 108. Liberty 89, Palm Beach Atlantic 65 Notlonot BoNtettMlI Assoctatton " I t ’s amazing the attention a “ It was an isolation play,” he A—19472. Sundvold, Jones, Royd 3. Fouled out— NATIONAL BASKETBALL P K * !. I- Hart, month in my 10 years (in the (^arbonneau, the president at East handed out 14 assists to lead the Referee—Bob Myers. Linesmen— NEW YORK (181) Berry. Rebounds—San Antonio 61 Mary Washington 77, (killaudet 70 1:23.48,3. Jeremy Harford; 100 free: 1. coach gets when things go wrong,” said, "and I was looking to attack led the Pacers, who lost their third Cartwright 4611-1319, McNeolv 24 08 4, Norfolk St. 90, Hampton U. 86, OT ASSOCIATION— Permanently banned league),” Liut emphasized. “ We’re Catholic High School and head of Warriors. Ron Finn, Jerry Pateman. (Thompson 14), Golden State 57 (Cor- Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell Wiggins, An^ rson, 1:10.09, 2. D. Begonnev, 3. Whaler coach Jack Evans said at a the basket. I yelled to clear the way straight game, with 27 points and 10 Ewlno14-306532,Henderson67088, Wilkins roll 11). Assists—San Antonio 22 (Sund- N.C.-Greensboro 73, Wash. & (jee 61 Hartord; 50 back: 1. Anderson, 35.95,2. playing two (16game months) the Connecticut Interscholastic At­ Visiting San Antonio trailed by IS N.C. Wesleyan 84, Va. Wesleyan 66 Houston Rocketauard5,fromtheleoguefor luncheon Tuesday. “ As of late, our and drove the baseline. Then I rebounds. 286610, Cummings 591-111,Sporrow6708 vold,Dawklns5), (Jolden State n (Floyd drug use. *5 «v: 1. D. Begonnev, back-t6back. As much as anything, hletic Conference’s hockey com­ points early in the fourth quarter 8, Tucker 39 22 8, Orr l-W 1-2 3. Totals 3990 14). TotalfOuls—Son Antonio 23, Golden PMffer71,Gullford66 game has gone sour. We’ve expe­ pump-faked, and when my de­ 2329103. PIkevllleSS, Ky. Christian 71 CLEVELAND CAVALIERS— i ' i - i *• fatigue is a contributor (to the mittee, announced at the luncheon but narrowed the gap to 106100 with P8ngulns3.lslandars3 State 23. Technical—(xolden State Coach Signed Craig Ehlo, guard, to a lO-doy Harford; 200 free relov: Manchester rienced it (losing streak) each fender didn’t go for it, I lofted a shot g8«IO» 17 14 16 11—118 Korl.A-8646. Presbyterian 72,S.C.-Alken 65 (Fnttarson, Hart, Wade, M. Begonnev) Whaler slump). We want to get our that the CIAC state hockey tourna­ 1:58 remaining on a 3-point field New York 18 21 H 21^181 RustS8,Flsk68 controct. year. It seems to happen the same high in the air. But I concentrated Bucks 113, Kings 89 PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-Actlvated Jeff ment finals for Divisions I and II goal by Anthony Jones, who had 16 PIIMurflIi 1 1 1 Three-point goals—Harper 2, Aguirre. St. Augustlne's97, St. Paul's83 time of year when the schedule is game back to the way it was and on taking a shot that had a chance.” The Bucks snapped a three-game N.V. Mondon > 4 i »-4 Fouled out—Perkins, Tucker. Rebounds— Virginia Union 120, Fayetteville St. 72 Rulond, center, from the Inlured list. ’ • Kotelvn return to the consistency we had would be staged for the second year of his 20 points in the last quarter. n rst Period—1, New York, Bossy 21 FOOTBALL *00 IM: 2. Karen heavy.” Hartford, which was shut With 56 seconds left, Gerald losing streak as Terry Cummings Dollos 48 (Perkins 15), New York 51 MIDWEST F ljck, 2 : y ; top bock: 2. Kaylev Marsh; shown earlier. We want to survive in a row at the Hartford Civic But Floyd made two free throws (Qllbert, Marrow), 2:45. I Pittsburgh, (Cartwright 10). Assists—(Xillas 20 (Harper Btazera121.Jazz113 Belott47,St.Norbert46 Notional Football Leoguo 100 breast: 1. Marsh, 1:26.21. out for the first time last Friday at Wilkins closed the gap to 106103 s co r^ 23 points and Jerry Rey­ Simpson 17 (Bodoer, AAontho), 13:10 (pp) 3, 7), New York 28 (Sparrow 9). Totol Blockburn68, Harrl6Stowe66 BUFFALO BILLS-Nomed Walt Corey until the All-Star break (Feb. 9-13) Center. The date this year is March with 1:48 left and the Warriors hung defensive coordinator ond linebacker 10 ^ 1 4 Iwvs: 200 med. relay: 1. Winnipeg (34)) since Nov. 21, 1985, with a pair of free throws, but nolds added 21. LaSalle Thompson New York, Mokelo 14 (Sutter, Letter), 15:07 fo u ls — D a lla s 23, New Y o rk 25. Cedarvllle92, Malone88 ManchMtw (Raul Ramans, Kevin Pol- and regroup at that point.” 7. on. 7 7 (pp). Penottles—Curran, NYI (cross- Technicals—Dallas Illegal defense. New UTAH (111) coach. has gone 2-7-1 in its last 10 games. Derek Harper connected a three- led the visiting Kings, who lost their ChlcagoSLEmorv&Henrvn ctiocklng), :33; New York bench, served York Illegal defense. A—12,024. Malone 17-29 49 38, Tripuefca 58 64 14, Columbia Christian 116 W. Oregon St. 103, DALLAS COWBOYS—Named Jim Er- A key reason for the Whalers’ The return of Sylvain Turgeon, point shot 18 seconds later. fourth straight, with 19 points. kenbeCk offensive line coach. 1-"lehoel AmbrosI, bv Bonen (too many men on Ice), 12:12; Eaton681-27,Green6101-113,Hansen69O8 OT recent skid has been due to the loss Hartford’s leading scorer last year “ That was the knockout punch,” Reynolds scored eight of his 10 McGeouoh, Pit (Interference), 13:17. 6,Stockton66086,Balley6110810,lavaronl Franklin 86, Anderson, lnd.71 HOCKEY Hartford bows Blazers 121, Jazz 113 62080, Benson 65086, Griffith 6112411, Goshen 87, HuntlngtonBI National Hockey (.oague ? S ' S ’ «*-°,®®*. ’ ■ AmbrosI, of defenseman Joel Quenneville, with 45 goals, is certainly a said Harper, who finished with two fourth-quarter points in a 12-4 run Second Period—4, Pittsburgh, Simpson Curry 18082. Totals 561021620113. ST. LOUIS BLUES-Recalled Todd ! =2'Z2' *iBalorls; lOpbock: 1. Ramons, Seven Trail Blazers scored in Grand Rapis Bopflst 83, Bethel, Ind. 74 J ? ^'v: 1. Romans, who is out indefinitely following welcome sight for Whaler fans. HARTFORD (A P ) - Senior three-pointers and 17 points with 5:30 gone in the final period 18 (Loney, Prowley), 13:03. Penalty— Konsos Newman 91, Pittsburg St. 83 Ewen, right wing. double figures as Portland broke LoFOntolne, NY (holdlno),2:30. PORTLAND (111) COLL-LEGE 1:31.58; 100breost: 2. AmbrosI; 200free surgery for a dislocated right Turgeon has a goal and two assists forward Reggie Lewis scored 21 overall. and the Bucks took their biggest R a d io , T V KearneySt.9l,Hasttngi83,20T relay; 1 Manchester (Ramans, Poirot, open a close game at home in the Third Period—5, Pittsburgh, Cun- Carr 7-13 67 20, Vondeweghe 622 62 21, Missouri Southern77,Drury 73 ARIZONA Homed Dick Tomey head D ^ Batorls), 2:00.40. shoulder. Hartford’s defense has in the three games he has played points and collected 11 rebounds to Blackman hit on 12-for-18 from lead of the game at 29 points when neyworth 14, 2:97. 6, New York, Bossy 27 JehnMn10-196625,Drexler7-194418,Porter Miseouri Weetafu 87, Wayne St., Neb. 84 fooltxill COOCt). since recovering from abdominal power Northeastern University to a the field and 17-for-lo from the foul final minutes. (Trott1er,Potvln), 11 :S7. Penottles None. ^ S l S IUS Aitnouncad Mtctwel Roy ..O b — ,Bhj>i,_W true: 1. Jennifer i had to rely on youth for its Junior Bridgeman sank two free p i 6212, Kersey 6588 It Jonoi 08 611, OT Ha«cowdw,fj5,jtiktthCool;l00(M :l. i surgery which kept him out up until 74-65 win over the University of line in 41 minutes. The Mavericks Steve Johnson scored 25 points Overtime—None. Penalties—None. Paxson6964ll,Ouckworth08621,94eHen M e ^ BIM8 W , TrtaRv Christian 81 Jockooft, mtord, fioi beep rittoE FoodemL fortification. throws with 2:13 remaining for a Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 15-1>84—41. TONIGHT 08080.Totols46993035121. colly Inellalble. Hojoawi^, 2:41.11; 100 free: 1. Cool, * “ I thought Joel (Quenneville) last Friday In Winnipeg. The Hartford in Eastern Collegiate are now 61 this season and 367 and Kenny Carr had 20 points and 19 7 p.m. — Collegebasketball: Jackson­ North Central 63, Carroll, WIs. 56 ixick: i- Dee! 10680 lead. N.Y. Islanders 11-7^2—27. North Park 101,Mllllken74 GEORGIATECH-Nam edChorlle Rizzo, was one of the top five defenseman Whaler defense had been the Athletic Conference North Atlantic lifetime when Blackman has scored rebounds to lead Portland, which Power-plov Opportunities—Pittsburgh 1 ville vs. Western Kentucky, ESPN U M l Inside linebacker coach, and Brian Holcombe, 7:30 p.m. — Whalers vs. Bruins, WTIC M 18 14 25-111 OafclondClty80,Hanover75 1:19.00; too breast: 2. Dee. steadying influence on the team 30 or more points. broke a 107-107 tie with 2:21 to play of 3; N.Y. Islanders 1 of 1. ■Si---- . * 22181618—121 Purdue-Calumet 78, Illinois Tech 72 Baker, outside linebacker coach. in the league,” Whaler goalie Mike basketball action at the Hartford 7:30 p.m. — Celtics vs. Mavericks, M CNEESE STATE—Suspended Michael Ogen toys: 50 tree; 1. Duncan Rockets 118, Suns 100 on a long jumper by Jerome Goolles—Ptttsburgh, Meloche (29 sbots- Throe-point goals—Griffith, Vonde- Rio Grande 101, Urbana90 ^ m ^ ll, 24.00, 2. Renold Quay, 3. Lidt said of the 28-year-old veteran. this season, but, during this recent Civic Center. llie Knicks, who have turned 26 saves). N.Y. Islanders, Smith (41-38). SportsChonnel, W KHT 4oghe. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— Cutright, guord. Indefinitely from the 8 p.m. — UConn vs. Providence, Rlpon71,Lawrenoe64 Povid Oaltasso; 100 IM: 1. Matt fttlck, “ Joel is an unnoticed player. None road trip they allowed 20 goals in The 6foot-7 Lewis, an all-- around after a dismal 614 start, lost The Rockets were ahle to over­ Kersey. A—14J76. U to l^ (Malone 16), Portland 66 (Carr 19). Rockhurst 82, MM-Am Noiarene 77 basketball team tor dlsdpllnarv reasons. 2:27.63; 100 free; 1. Flick, 50.00; 100 Referee—Andy Van Hellemond. Chonnel 20, WPOP ^ h f t - 4 Jta h » (Stockton 10), of our defensemen are over 22 and four games. America candidate, was one of flve for only the third time in 10 games. come the loss of Lewis Lioyd and Utah’s Karl Malone scored a 9 p.m. — College basketball: North pif«Sidl6 Roosevelt 109,NEIIIInols9S SYRACUSE—Announced that Rodney tack: 1. Campell, 1:10.69, 2. Oallaue; Linesmen—John D'Amico, Brod Lozoro- (P o rj^ Total f0uls-Utah26,Portlandl7. School of the Ozarks 70, Barltesvllle Walker, basketball forward, has left 100 fly; 1. Flick, 1:11.42; 100 breast: 1. they have to play a lot of ice time. A Hopefully, the return to familiar players to score in double flgures “ I ’m discouraged because we Mitchell Wiggins, who were per­ career-high 38 points and grabbed wlch. Corollno vs. Virginia, ESPN p A^“I24®6 . Weelvn68 school. Campbell, 1:11.23, 2. Ouoy,3. Wade. veteran player understands and surroundings will be just what the for the winners Tuesday. should have won,” Knicks Coach manently banned by the league 16 relN)unds. It - MANCHESTER HERALD Wednesday, Jan. 14,1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednewlav. Jan. 14. 1987 — 1$ Rocket pair suspended by NBA for drug abuse F O C U S / F o o d

By Michael A. Lutz Patterson is beginning to question patient doesn’t go for help,” Patter­ Lloyd and Wiggins are the third We are constantly counseling all Rockets players were shocked at The Associated Press the logic that regular cocaine users son said. ’“They deny they have a and fourth players to be banished the players about the treatment the latest drug problem on the can be scared into complying with disease. under the league’s drug testing programs available to them.” team. HOUSTON — Houston Rockets the league’s drug policy. “ The drug is so insidious. The policy. “ It’s tragic that these athletes Lucas, now assisting other drug General Manager Ray Patterson “ It may be based on the faulty cases of Len Bias (former Mary­ Micheal Ray Richardson of the can’t learn from past history,” abusers here, said he felt he knew now has seen three of his players premise that you can scare players land player who died of cocaine New Jersey Jets and John Drew, Rockets forward Jim Petersen how the dismissed players felt. sidelined by the NBA’s stiff anti­ into voluntary compliance,’ ’ Pat­ intoxication), John Lucas and more formerly of the Utah Jazz, were said. “ I just hope somehow they can drug policy in the past two seasons. terson said. “ We say you are recent debacles haven’t deterred or banned as “ three-time losers” “ I think they are feeling a little learn from It and come back in two On Tuesday, guards Mitchell banned for life and that hasn’t made an impact on these players.” under provisions of the drug guilt, shame and embarrassment years.” Wiggins and Lewis Lloyd were helped. Commissioner David Stern an­ agreement that a player can be that they let down a lot of people Stem said that Lloyd and Wiggins ^‘Well, the food was pretty good.... banned from the NBA for using “ I ’m not sure it’s a deterrent for nounced the NBA ban against Lloyd treated without penalty if he comes that were depending on them,” will still be treated at NBA expense cocaine. The move came less than those already involved with co­ and Wiggins Tuesday. forward voluntarily. Lucas said. “ I hope the best for at a rehabilitation facility in Van But I think I could have come up with 10 months after guard John Lucas caine. It might be for those not yet Stern said Wiggins and Lloyd Lloyd and Wiggins did not volun­ them.” Nuys, Calif. was waived last March IS, after he involved.” were tested Saturday after the teer for treatment, so they do not Lloyd had one year remaining on ’The players can apply for rein­ some better things.” tested positive for drug usage for Patterson said one trait of the league was presented with evi­ get a second chance. a contract that paid him about statement two years following their the second time. cocaine user is that he denies he has dence of drug use "that would be "They had plenty of chances to $225,000 and Wiggins was in the disqualifications. Both the NBA After repeating the same agoniz­ a problem. adequate to cause a magistrate to come forward,” Stem said. “ Our final year of a contract that also and the players union have to ing scene for the second year. “ It’s the only disease where the issue a search warrant.” anti-drug program is not passive. paid him $225,000. approve any readmission. Pam Adams

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By Sid Moody of praise for Conner and his boat. By The Associated Press The Associated Press “ Dennis Conner has our backs to the wall.” Fay said, adding that the BOSTON — Boston College was NCAA Hoop Amy Warenda FREM ANTLE, Australia - Af­ lay day would be used to “ find a concerned about fifth-ranked Syra­ ter two straight losses to Dennis cure to catch Conner.” cuse’s big man. Rony Seikaly, and Conner and Stars k Stripes, skipper The loss was only the third for set up its defense acrordingly. However, Syracuse closed the door Chris Dickson and New Zealand New Zealand in 40 races since the The Eagles did what they set out by making 10 of 11 free throws down A have calied time out. challengers trials began in Oc­ to do, keeping Seikaly scoreless H*nld photo* by P*pp<* A the stretch. For the second straight day, tober. All three have been to Stars 8c until the last eight seconds of the Barros led the Eagles with 17 Conner sailed a near-perfect race Stripes. game — but guard Greg Monroe points, including three 3-point Amy Warenda and Pam Adams, seventh-grade students Connecticut Naturai Gas Corp. The contest was heid on as Stars & Stripes downed New The defenders began their final picked up the slack. from Manchester, taste the goodies that other students Saturday morning at CNQ headquarters in Hartford. Zealand by 1 minute. 36 seconds round today as well, with Kooka­ "W e had to pack in the zone, but goals. "This is not a knock against today to take a 2-0 lead in the burra III rallying on the last three Monroe hurt us from the outside.” prepared for the cooking contest sponsored by best-of-seven America’s Cup chal­ legs for a 29-second win over Boston College Coach Jim O’Brien Dana, but he has to make the big lengers’ finals. Australia IV in the opener of the said of Monroe’s five 3-point goals shots for us to win,” said O’Brien, After the race, the New Zealand best-of-nitie series. that helped the Orangemen to a who has also watched his squad N syndicate took the lay day it is Both boats flew protest flags 76-64 Big East Conference victory drop Big East decisions to Villan- N allowed under the rules and opted after a collision during the pre-start Tuesday night. "W e had to take ova and St. John’ . Syracuse freshman Derrick Cole­ Young judges rate recipes of their peers not to race ’Thursday. The series maneuvering, a not-uncommon away the inside and give them the will resume Friday. scenario during the defender trials. outside.” man scored 19 points and sopho­ But Conner, who lost the Cup to But the race itself was a bow-to-bow The game was the only matchup more Sherman Douglas added 14 By Nancy Pappas Australia II in 1983 with Liberty, thriller, with Kookaburra III sur­ involving a member of the Asso­ for the Orangemen. youngsters from New Britain, a Herald Reporter Isn’t ready to claim victory. viving spinnaker problems on the ciated Press Top 20. Boston College led 27-26 at the student from West Hartford, and “ Our fairy tale won’t end until we fourth leg and beating its neighbor­ Boston College. 7-6 overall and 0-3 half, thanks to a swarming defense three adults. that held Syracuse scoreless for beat Chris two more times.” said ing Perth rival after trailing for in the conference, led 44-35 midway Contestants prepared their 3:15 at one stretch. It was a mighty strange menu Conner. more than half the race through the second half before for mid-morning munching: dishes and brought them to CNG However, Dickson, not Conner, is In other games, Kevin Houston, Dickson had won 37 of 38 races Syracuse started a 17-2 run that peanut-crunch cookies and pizza headquarters in Hartford on the one who has to find some until running up against Conner in featured two consecutive 3-pointers the nation’s leading scorer, had 36 Saturday morning. An early- answers. points to lead Army past Manhat­ bagels, chocolate-covered pop­ the opening race on ’Tuesday, when by Monroe, who finished with a morning snowfall kept three at “ We were not sailing to our Conner had his kind of wind, up to 26 game-high 23 points. tan 62-48 in a Metro Atlantic corn and Mexican cheese melts, home, so judges were presented potential today.” Dickson said at a knots, and could dictate how the "When we were down and out, Athletic Conference game. Hous­ butter-ball cobkies, pork-filled post-race news conference, adding race was run by taking an early Greg picked us up and brought us ton, a 6-foot senior guard whos’ eggrolls and yogurt fruit snacks. with 21 entries to taste. A huge fruit pizza with that his crew was ” a little down” lead. Stars k Stripes won that race back into the ball game,” said averaging 31 points per game, was But this was hardly a standard after its second loss in as many by 1:20. ll-for-22 from the field and made all jewel-toned fruit across the top AP photo Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim. mid-morning snack break. days. Today, with somewhat lighter ’’They’re a very difficult team to 13 of his free throws. was probably most impressive “ Maybe it was the sail combina­ winds ranging up to 20 knots. The Islanders' Pat Flatley (rear) battles with Pittsburgh’s play against because they pack the Houston scored 26 points in the Amy Warenda and Pam in appearance. “ When Amy tion. Sheet leads. We need a little Conner had a safe start, crossing John Chabst for the puck in their NHL game Tuesday zone and they’re very patient.” second half.^ He accounted for 18 Adams, two seventh-grade came home, she talked a lot more practice getting from fourth the line one second behind Dickson, The Eagles kept Seikaly score­ students from filing Junior High night at the Nassau Coliseum. The Islanders rallied to tie points during a 20-10 run that gave about that one,” said Linda into fifth gear. And Stars k Stripes and relied on boat speed to round less until he hit two free throws with the Cadets command. School, had been asked to spend Warenda, Amy’s mother. is a very fast boat,” he said. the first buoy 38 seconds in front. the Penguins, 3-3. eight seconds remaining in the In another MAAC game, Lionel Saturday morning in Hartford, But it was complicated to For the second straight day. Dickson, sailing in his first game at Boston Garden. Simmons had 25 points as LaSalle judging the final round of a prepare, and not particularly Conner got Stars & Stripes away to America’s Cup, made up 20 seconds "They took Ronnie out of the ripped Holy Cross 79-59. contest called ” Cooking-on- an early lead. After losing the start on the next spinnaker leg, but the game.” Boeheim said of the Boston nutritious. The judges gave Your-Own,” open to students in by one second, Conner grabbed a San Diego Yacht Club entry con­ College defense. Todd Holloway scored 21 points higher marks to fruit kabobs and 38-second lead after the first mark tinued to show upwind superiority. Oilers’ Messier Syracuse hiked its record to 15-0 and Texas A8cM shot 69 percent fifth through eighth grades. Kids an orange-banana beverage. and never trailed. Conner’s boat picked up 17 overall and 4-0 in the league, its best from the field in beating Texas 68-52 throughout the region were Dickson said Conner put his yacht seconds on the second windward start ever under Boeheim. in a Southwest Conference game. asked to submit their favorite THE INFLUENCE of younger do-lt-by-yourself recipes. into the lead early “ and then leg. giving it a 35-second edge. Stars Boston College closed to within Guard David Gately scored 18 of judges was particularly clear capitalized on it. Congratulations to a big contributor 66-60 with 1:19 remaining when k Stripes led by more than 30 his 22 points in the second half to ” It was — umm — really when it came to the pork-filled Stars k Stripes for an excellent sophomore guard Dana Barros seconds at the next Jwo marks lead Loyola past Robert Morris filling,” said Amy, when asked eggrolls. The three adult judges race.” before pulling away. For the second converted a steal into a layup. 75-57 In an ECAC Metro game. what she thought of the array of thought they were terrific. ” I Michael Fay. head of the New straight day, Conner won ail four By Ken Rappoport think this guy has a terrific Zealand syndicate, also had words windward legs. The Associated Press 21 foods she had tried. “ Some of NHL Roundup the things were really great! ’’ future ahead of him, he’ll be 4 As the “ other” center on the quite a chef! I ’m in ecstasy! ” 4 “ Well, the food was pretty Edmonton Oilers. Mark Messier Take aXook^ raved Jeremy Savage, morning Lendl, good,” was the reaction from does all right for himself. radio announcer with WKSS said. "H e does so many great things Pam, who does a lot of cooking While overshadowed by Wayne with the puck. He finds openings SPECIAL PURCHASE radio, and one of the adult Sports In Brief Gretzky. Messier still carries a big at home. “ But I think I could and creates openings because eve­ From Dollar R ent-a^r judges. stick for the Oilers. Tuesday night, have come up with some better rybody overreacts to him. Just like Martina But at the other end of the East indoor track will not compete he contributed three assists to the things. 1 hope they’ll have a we do in practice. That’s why he’s 1985 Mercury Lynx table, the teenagers were Oilers’ 5-3 NHL victory over the 4 0fB. AulO^Pir Mr, ' contest like this another time.’’ East Catholic High School will not field an indoor track team so special.” 8 to otiooM from Amy gives careful consideration to a bite of apple cake, Amy makes notes on the cake's flavor, texture, ease of expressing their displeasure. Detroit Red Wings. preparation, nutrition and appearance. this season, according to Athletic Director Tom Malin. The “ Messier's a great asset to this Jets 3, Capitals 2 prepared by a seventh-grader. "A w fu l,” “ horrible” and other Eagles had been trying to find a coach for the team but were triumph »499S THE CONTEST, sponsored by hockey team, and always will be,” adjectives were heard, as the Goals by Dale Hawerchuk and Connecticut Natural Gas Corp.,’ unable to attain the services of one. Malin said the athletic said Gretzky, who had a goal and students handed their unfinished 1985 Mercury Marquie brought in 92 entries. brother can make it.” Last month, the students’ G A IL SCHWENKER, the department is "re-evaluating and re-analyzing” the problem. two assists himself against the Red Paul MacLean, Winnipeg’s leading was meant to ferret out the MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) 6 Aulo, Pft PB. Mr recipes were screened for contest coordinator, said she portions back to the committee Dave Barry, who coached the team last winter, didn’t return Wings. “ He’s a great team player, scorers, rallied the visiting Jets 8 to ehooM from tastiest, most-nutritious recipes But Amy and Pam said they Pam had a difficult time — Top seeds Ivan Lendl and nutritional content, ease of wanted at least half of the judges running the contest. because he accepted fulltime employment and didn’t have the he works hard at his game and tries from behind over the Capitals. It which students can prepare by hadn’t heard about the contest choosing what she would have Martina Navratilova powered into ’5995 " I ’ll take those! Just hand tim e to continue. as hard as possible all the time. was their fifth victory in six games. themselves, either before or until they were invited to submitted, since she does a lot of preparation, clarity of directions to be roughly the same age as Hawerchuck scored his 26th goal the third round of the $1.65 million over some duck sauce! ” "M ore than that, he adds a great after school. Notices in participate as judges. different recipes. But she and use of readily-available the contestants. "W e wanted to of the season, a shot through the Australian Open Championships exclaimed Savage, as he deal to my game, because when Morlarty Bros. ’T d have made my mother’s wondered if her "forgotten” ingredients. The field of 92 have peers judging the dishes,” St. Peters downs Fairfield Stags legs of goalie Pete Peeters at 3:27. today, but three other seeds did not newspapers and requests to he’s playing well, it takes a lot of cookies might have made a good recipes was narrowed down to 24 she said. ” We wanted to test MacLean’s 21st goal came on a shot survive their first match. Used Car Specials home economics teachers at lasagna recipe,” said Amy. “ It’s pressure off my shoulders.” before the judges were called in. peer acceptance.” The judging F A IR F IE L D — Sophomore guard Willie Haynes had 25 points which handcuffed Peeters after it The Czechoslovakian star, seek­ various schools in the region so easy that even my 6-year-old impression on the judges. Please Inm to page 14 and senior center Derrick Howell added 21 points and 17 rebounds Gretzky’s three points raised his ing his first Grand Slam victory on « Y»!£8fS" >5295 panel also included two league-leading scoring total to 103, was deflected off the skate of to lead St. P eter’s to a 72-57 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference grass, breezed to a 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 while Messier's three assists kept teammate Larry Murphy. basketball win over Fairfield University. second-round victory over Ameri­ “ aSLWfiU, <9895 him in second place behind his St. Peter’s, 11-4 overall and 4-1 in the league, hit 54.5 percent of can qualifier Danny Saltz in his superstar teammate with 67. Islanders 3, Penguins 3 83 Escort s o o a a its shots from the floor Tuesday and held the Stags to 35 percent tournament opener on Center Wagon. Low m»ss * 9 8 0 0 With Gretzky and Messier com­ shooting from the floor while snapping a three-game losing Mike Bossy scored his second Court. Navratilova, the defending 83 Cad. El Dorado Ketchup isn’t just for pouring on the hamburgers bining for six points, the Oilers won streak against Fairfield. goal of the game midway through women’s champion, needed just 38 Black. AN n Dorado their third straight game and are the third period, helping the Island­ Equip.. Mint Oond. * J d f ^ U U Fairfield, 5-7 overall and 0-1 in the league, got 21 points each minutes to beat fellow American now 8-2-1 in the last 11. Their victory ers tie the Penguins. New York got 1 large green pepper, diced V4 cap ketchnp 1 teaspoons brown sugar from Seniors Jeff Gromos and A. J. Wynder, but had no one else in Jamie Golder 6-0, 6-2 in their 83 Chrysler New Yorker By Shirley E. Sump also gave them a 17-1-1 record a great goaltending performance second-round match. King Features Syndicate 1 cup dried lentils, rinsed and drained I cap water Salt and pepper to taste double figures. against Detroit in their last 19 Brown roast on both sides in hot oil in from goaltender Billy Smith, who Lendl and Navratilova, like all <6495 7 cups water Vt teaspoon salt meetings. Edmonton has not lost at made 38 saves. seeded players, had byes in the Nothing is more all-American than V< enp ketchnp W teaspoon celery seed Dutch oven. Detroit since Dec. 16, 1980. >4995 Combine water, ketchup, green Arizona names Tomey head coach The tie extended the Penguins’ opening round and played their first ketchup with hamburgers, french fries 1 clove garlic, minced V o teaspoon ground ginger Gretzky, as so often is the case, pepper, onion, garlic, mustard, brown winless streak at Nassau Coliseum matches today. Many had their and hot dogs. Right? Weil, partly right. Salt and pepper to taste t teaspoons dried parsley flakes TUCSON, Ariz. — The University of Arizona named Dick was in on the winning goal. sugar, salt and pepper. Pour over roast. to 12 games. 0-11-1, since 1983. The openers delayed by a morning Actually ketchup originated in China, Cook ground beef in a Dutch oven until I teaspoon sugar Tom ey of Hawaii as its new football coach on Tuesday, 10 years After Detroit’s Darren Veitch Cover; simmer for 2>/4 hours or until Islanders have not lost in their last rainstorm that halted play for 90 >9 Mazda RX-7 where it was called “ ke-tsiapo” and was browned; pour off excess fat. Add Brown chops in hot oil in large skillet. tied the score 3-3 with 12:52 left in Blue.5 8pd. tender. Add more water if necessary. afte he had first sought the job. four games. minutes. *8995 used as a spicy sauce for fish. The first onions and carrots and saute for 2 Add remaining ingredients. Bring to a Athletic Director Cedric Dempsey introduced Tomey. 48, at a the third period. Esa Tinkkanen Craig Simpson scored twice for ketchup didn’t even have tomatoes in it, minutes. Add the rest of ingredients; boil; reduce heat. Cover. Simmer for 1 When ready to serve, remove meat Two-time Wimbledon champion 82 Toyota Supra news conference, ending a search that began 11 days earlier with stole the puck in the Red Wings’ end Pittsburgh. aik.. 5 5^4 . AC. Sunroof * 7 4 9 5 until Portuguese traders brought to­ bring to a boil. Lower heat; simmer, hour, or until meat is tender. Add more and slice. Place on platter and keep Boris Becker of West Germany, the resignation of Coach Larry Smith, who took the post at from Petr Klima and fed a pass to “ I don’t think we played that mato seeds to China. When tomatoes covered, 1 hour or until lentils are water if necessary. warm. Thicken pan juices if necessary, 9 ^ 3 3 seeded second behind Lendl, squan­ •0Nla..n Pickup J 9 Gretzky. Gretzky waited for Randy great,” Islanders Coach Terry were added to their sauce, it soon tender. Stir occasionally. Add more Makes 6 servings. and serve in a bowl to be used with slic ^ Southern California. dered four match points in the Tomey, who will be given a four-year contract with a base Gregg to move into position in the Simpson said. “ I think we could became a popular condiment. water if necessary. meat. fourth set tie-breaker and was even salary of $85,000 annually, called the Arizona football program slot before sliding a pass through to have played it better. Maybe the 84 Mercury Topaz,. Ketchup traveled from China to India. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Makes 6 to 8 servings. the defenseman, who beat goal- at two sets each with unseeded Cowboy tklllet “ one of the very best in the country,” and said he and his new staff boys can tell you why it took them *4695 The favorite piquant sauce made its way Tangy ketchup substitutes for toma­ tender Glen Hanlon with a slap 2‘A periods to wake up in their own Australian Brod Dyke when their »NlM .nS«,lr. ,3333 toes ordinarily used. Serve this with IW ponnols ground beef “ w ill endeavor not to maintain the status quo” but to bring match was halted by darkness. to England from India, where further shot. building. adaptations were made by English mashed potatoes, green beans, coleslaw 1 small onion Hearty Italian caaserole Arizona a Pacific-10 Conference championship. Jari Kurri clinched the victory Dyke won the fourth-set tie­ V o cup green pepper, chopped He said he has received five or sixcommitmentsfor assistants, “ Smitty played well — that 85 Ford Escort Q T,._ _ _ cooks. and pumpkin pie. l pounds gronnd beef with an empty-net goal at 19:39 of seems to be the only way we can breaker 14-12 to stay alive at 7-6,1-6, 1 (16-oance) can red kidney beans including some from the University of Hawaii, and will have a 4-6, 7-6 in a match that ran more *4595 Tomatoes were not available to early 1 medium onion, chopped the third. win, if the goaltender stands on his settlers in the New World. So they made Two-thirds cap ketchnp 8 staff in place by late this week. than three hours before being Country 8 w Im steak 1 clove garlic, minced "It was realiy all Wayne,” Gregg 85 Toyota SupriL V4 cap water 8 head.” ketchup from anything they could find: halted. It will be resumed 1 cap ketchnp *13,200 walnuts, mushrooms, etc. 2 pounds round aleak, cut V i" thick 1 teaspoon chill powder Thursday. W teaspoon garlic powder 1 cap water Robinson’s status leaves questions 82 Nissan Sentra _ By the 1700s tomatoes were again 3 tablespoons llonr 1 teaspoon salt 1 cap shredded Cheddar cheese ^ Satl and pepper to taste Jakob Hlasek of Switzerland, the ’ 3495 used, but the first tomato ketchups were t caps cream-style cottage cheese NEW Y O R K — The decision on whether to draft N avy’s David V o teaspoon pepper Cook ground beef, onion and green Cubs’ Billy Williams 15th seed, also had his match halted 85 Mazda HX-7 a far cry from the ones we use today. 1 cap chopped carrots, cooked cheese Robinson could be more difficult now that NBA teams will only by darkness. Hlasek saved nine V o cap vegetable oil pepper in large skillet until meat is They were made without sugar and 2 teaspoons dried parsley have to wait two years until he completes active service. match points in his second-round ..Ml ’ 10,500 1 large onion, chopped browned. Drain off excess fat. were very tart and spicy. When sugar 1 (8-onnce) package noodles, cooked Joe Axelson, general manager of the Sacramento Kings, one of match against South African 86 Mitsubishi Qalant became easily available in the 1800s, the 14 cap celery, chopped Stir in undrained beans, ketchup, waiting on fame vote LoodM UndorooM. vdudu 1 large green pepper, chopped water, chili powder and garlic powder. and drained the teams most likely to have a chance to pick early in the 1987 Christo Van Rensburg, including SSOOmlloo American demand for sweeter ketchup 7 *13,500 1 cap carrots, chopped Bring mixture to a boil. Reduce heat. IW caps shredded Cheddar cheese draft, said Robinson “ will put a lot of pressure on the teams high coming from 0-6 to win the fourth 7 won out. Besides using ketchup as a Combine bee' atad onion in skillet and set tie-breaker 10-8 and force a fifth 84 Lincoln Town Car 1 cap water Simmer for 10 minutes, stirring occa­ in the draft. He’s so good, you have to think about taking the step By Ben Walker sauce, early Americans liked to use it in cook until beef is browned. Drain off 75 percent needed for the honor, set. The match also will resume Vo cap ketchnp sionally. Turn into serving dish, sprin­ of drafting him and waiting. But it might be too big a risk to The Associated Press ’ 11,500 cooking to add flavor to fish, vegetables excess fat. Add garlic. Simmer, unco­ while Willie McCovey easily swept Thursday tied at 6-4,3-6,3-6,7-6,4-4. Dredge meat with combined flour, kle with cheese. gamble that he won’t sign.” in. 84 Lincoln Mark VII and meat dishes. vered, for 5 minutes; stirring New Zealander Kelly Evemden, salt and pepper. Brown in hot oil in large Makes 6 servings. A team taking the 7-foot-l center in the draft would keep the NEW YORK - In 18 major “ It was a big letdown.” said These recipes will prove that ketchup occasionally. ranked 289th in the world, stunned skillet. Add remaining ingredients. rights to him for a year, giving that team a chance to sign him to a league seasons, Billy Williams Williams, who admitted he had ’ 12,200 is more than just a condiment. It adds a Combine cottage cheese, carrots, two-time champion Johan Kriek of Cover; simmer for 1 to 1V4 hours, until futures contract. never got to the World Series. But 85 Mercury Cougar delightful, zesty flavor all its own to Texas pot roast parsley and noodles; mix well. already written his acceptance the United States In the biggest meat is tender. Most of the teams with the best chance of taking part in the he’s hoping six years of waiting to speech, just in case. “ I was all dishes. Alternate layers of the meat mixture upset of the day. *7650 Makes 6 to 8 servings. 4-pound boneless beef chack roast lottery to determine the first seven places in the draft said get into the baseball Hall of Fame geared up to go to the Hall.” and noodle mixture in greased S-quart Evemden defeated the South 81 ThunderMrd 8 tablespoons vegetable oil Robinson’s new two-year commitment puts the matter in a new end tonight. Results of this year’s voting by casserole, beginning nd ending with African-bora resident of Naples, tOr.Uodod.9luo *4990 Lentil soup 1V4 caps water “ The closer you get, you kind of the Baseball Writers Association of Cajun pork chop* 1 cap ketchnp noodle mixture. Top with Cheddar perspective. Fla., who won the tournament in 1 pound groud beef “ W e’d build a Naval station on top of Madison Square Garden if get itchy feet,” the former Chicago America will be announced at 1 la ^ e green pepper, chopped cheese. Bake in a 3S(Hlegree oven 35 to 11 1981 and ’82. 6-2, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. 1 large onion, chopped 6 powk chops, threc-qnarters of an Inch we could get him,” New York Knicks scout Dick McGuire said of Cubs star said Tuesday. "You’re p.m. EST tonight. Catfish Hunter. thick 1 large onion, chopped 40 minutes, or unti hot and bubbly. saying, ’c'mon, c’mon.’ ” IW enpn carrots, diced Robinson, who is averaging 27.3 points and 12.6 rebounds for the Jim Bunning and Roger Maris are Lendl faces American Matt 1 tablespoon vegetable oil 1 dove garlic, minced Makes 8 to 10 servings. Williams just missed election last Anger in the third round. Anger I cap celery, diced Midshipmen this season. also among the 28 players eligible, year. He was named on 315 of 425 one of the smallest fields in recent beat Israel’s Amos Mansdorf 7-6, . Ml Cistir tt. ■■rtiita MHI35 *«*«*»*«*«VV«*-*-*-*-*-***»*‘*-*iV**V***********************-^ ballots and fell four votes shy of the years. 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 14, 1987 — 18 M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. Jan. 14.1987 Supermarket Shopper Select highest-quality winter vegetables for best results Green Stamps simplifying collecting for consumers Take a walk separated into tings 12-by-8-inch baking dish. Cover wave at high for IVk to 3 minutes, or garlic clove throuih the V4 cup thinly sliced celery with paper towel. Microwave at until thickened, stirring every 2 tablespoons olive oil freah produce t taMespoens butter high foreminutes. Let stand forSto minute. Mix in cheese. Microwave 4 ounces fresh mnshrooms, sHced - By Martin Sloane . United Features Syndicate catalog for the entire year, because the life cycle of section and pay IM teaspoons fresh lemon Inice 5 minutes. Crumble bacon. Remove at high for IS seconds to melt, if 1 small onion thinly sliced and many of our catalog products is too short,” said Mary careful atten­ Microiivave M teaspoon fresh grated lemon rack from dish and discard all but S necessary. Blend in sour cream. separated Into rings SAH Green Stamps have been around for more than Pollack, vice president of Sperry A Hutchinson. FIN A L NET 12-ounce Holiday Refund Offer. tion to the many peel tablespoons of fat. Serve over top of cooked cauli­ Vk teaspoon salt 90 years. They were one of the most popular Will the new and modernized SAH seals attract more Clip *n’ file refunds Receive a $1.50 refund, plus a $2 Gift Certificate winter vegeta­ KitclieB M teaspoon salt Add crumbled bacon, cabbage, flower. Yields 4 to 6 servings. Dash of pepper supermarket promotions back in the early 1960s, but shoppers? Saving them sounds easier, and the gifts good on Final Net or another item of your choice. bles that are Dash of pepper sugar, seasonings and vinegar to In a 2-quart casserole, combine their popularity has declined in recent years. This should be more interesting. But most consumers Cosmetics, Beauty Aids, Grooming Aids Send the required refund form, one proof-of- Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off available. If you Marge Churchill Toasted almonds dish. Microwave at high for 5 Mushroom Victor potatoes, garlic and olive oil; spring, SAH wiii make major changes that it hopes will realize that they do, in fact, pay for the stamps, so the purchase seal and the fluid-ounce statement from don’t, you’re in Prepare broccoli by trimming minutes, or until cabbage is tender, cover. ,Microwave at high for 6 make the stamps easier to use and bring them back into merchandise they receive is no bargain. Stamps cost coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage one Final Net 12-ounce Pump Hairspray, along stirring after half of the cooking 4 cup* sliced celery cut In Vk Inch for a welcome the butt ends of 1 to IVt bunches. minutes, stirring after half of the favor among consumers and supermarkets. supermarkets about 2 percent of their sales, and stores coupons, for exampie. Start collecting the needed with the original dated cash-register receipt with time. Yields 4 servings. diagonal pieces surprise. The Divide Into spears. If desired, peel cooking time. that issue stamps are rarely able to offer the lowest proofs of purchase while looking for the required the purchase price circled. Expires Feb. 28,1987. winter season skin from 2 inches of stalks, or to IVk cups sliced fresh mushrooms Add remaining ingredients. REMEMBER how much licking went into prices. forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and need not be a time of year when you casserole lid or vented plastic wrap where the broccoli branches. Rinse 1 small onion, chopped Cover; microwave at high for 4 to 8 filling each book of stamps ? ’The first change is no more magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers L’OREAL AVANTAGE Gift Certificate Offer. ChcM y caullflowDr 2 tablespoons olive oil must rely upon canned or frozen to retain the maximum amount of in cold water. Pour 'A cup water minutes, or until vegetables are stamps to lick! In their place will be pentagon-shaped THE SMART SHOPPER award goes to Faye Jensen may not be avaiiable in all areas of the country. Receive a $1 Gift Certificate good toward your 2 teaspoons lemon Jnice Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. vegetables in order to have a moisture. The vitamins in vegeta­ into a 10-inch casserole, or a 1 UMdlnm head of fresh canli- tender, stirring after about half of seals with a peel-off backing. of Sylmor, Calif.; “ I read in your coiumn atout using next purchase of Avantage. Send the required ’Two-thirds cup cold water These offers require refund forms; variety of vegetables to serve your bles are water soluble, so if you can 12-by-O-inch baking dish. Arrange flower the cooking time. Yields 4 servings. Do you remember facing a pile of trading stamps on proofs of purchase from the same package to send for refund form and the entire front panel of your 1 teaspoon Instant chicken bouil­ CONAIR Perm $3 Refund Offer. Send the family. retain moisture and add a min­ spears with tender heads toward 4 ounces fresh mushrooms, sliced the kitchen tabie — one for every 10 cents worth of more than one manufacturer’s refund offer. How right Avantage carton, along with the cash-register lon grannies required refund form and the top portion cut out Broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, imum amount of extra water, you the center of the dish. Cover with 1 tablespoons butler groceries you purchased? SAH thinks shoppers will be you are! A local store had Promise margarine on sale receipt with the purchase price circled. Expires 1 teaspoon cornstarch Rutabaga casserole from the front panel of any Conair Perm Formula mushrooms, rutabagas, parsnips, are preserving nutritionai value. plastic wrap and microwave at high 1 tablespoon flour pleased with fewer of the new seals. The supermarket for $1.29. I had two 50-cent coupons, which the store Feb. 28. 1987. turnips, sweet potatoes, and yams Vk teaspoon parsley flakes 3 enps pared, cubed rutabaga box (above the model’s face) that contains the Vegetables like broccoli, which until stalks can be pierced with a Vi teaspoon dry mustard cashier wili give consumers one of the self-stick seals doubled, and I purchased the two packages for just 29 Here’s a refund form to write for; up to $3 1 teaspoon basil leaves Vi enp cold water words “ Conair Perm ” and the formula descrip­ are all at peak season. How has tender ends and tough stalks, fork, rotating the dish after half of Vi teaspoon salt for each $5 worth of groceries. And instead of a bulky cents each. At home. I had two different Promise rebate. DURACELL $3 Rebate Certificate Offer. Vk teaspoon pepper Vk teaspoon slat, divided tion. Expires Feb. 15, 1987. wonderful to have such a wide should be arranged with stalks to the cooking time. Approximate Dash of pepper stamp book, SAH will offer a new lightweight seal refund forms. One offered me a free package of P.O. Box 4451, Young America, MN 55399, Send a 1 bay leaf 1 large apple, peeled, chopped selection available. If you’re not the outside of the dish, and rotated cooking time at high, 8 to 12 1 teaspoon fresh snipped parsley saver that holds 24 seals. Promise in return for two net-weight statements, and NATURAL WONDER $1 Refund Offer. Send the self-addressed stamped envelope. This offer Place celery, mushrooms, onion, 2 tablespoons hotter familiar with the cooking methods after half of the cooking time. minutes, depending upon the Vk cup milk To decide the number of seais that wiil be the other offer was for a fuli purchase-price refund in required refund form and the proof of purchase expires Feb. 28, 1987, but requests for the form olive oil and lemon juice in a 2-quart or recipes for these seasonal Potatoes and winter squash, amount of broccoli. 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese Vi enp brown sugar distributed, the amount spent will be rounded off to the return for one Universal Product Code. You can’t ask from one of the foiiowing Natural Wonder casserole. Set aside. must be received by Jan. 31, 1987. While waiting offerings, today’s column will have which have firm skins, should Combine onion, celery and butter One-third cup dairy sour cream Dash of nutmeg lowest $5 value by most supermarkets. If you purchase for a better deal than that!” products; For Shadow Stars Eyeshadow, send the for the form, save the Universal Product Code In a 2-cup measure, combine some new ideas for you. pricked once with a fork or cut with in a small dish or casserole. Cover To prepare and microwave whoie Dash of pepper $54.90 worth of groceries, you will receive 10 seals. If I agree with Faye about her good deal, and she is a label from the bottom of the package; for any from any packages of the following Duracell water, bouillon, cornstarch and 2 tablespoons chopped pecans Quality is the most important a knife to aliow the steam to escape. and microwave on high for 2Vt to S cauliflower; Break off leaves and you purchase totals $55.10, you will receive 11 seals. super shopper! You can be one. too. A freestanding other Natural Wonder products, send the entire Batteries; D. C, AA. AAA or 9-volt sizes. Save five seasonings. Microwave at high for In IVk-quart casserole, combine factor in microwaving vegetables. Arrange whole or halved vegeta­ minutes, or until tender. Stir in trim stem close to the base of a SAH catalogs should be more interesting. The newspaper insert, appeared in most newspapers individuai product card. Also send the dated proofs of purchase for $3, save four proofs of l>/k to 2Vk minutes, or untii bubbly rutabaga, water and Vk teaspoon Fresh produce needs only a min­ bles in a ring in the oven or dish, lemon Juice, lemon peel, salt and 1-pound head of cauliflower. Wash company will abandon the practice of an annuai around the country on Sunday. Jan. 11. includes two cash-register receipt with the purchase price purchase for $2.25, or save two proofs of purchase and slightly thickened, stirring imum of water and a short leaving space between them, if pepper. with cooi water, shake off excess. salt, cover. Microwave at high for 7 catalog and instead publish several catalogs duringthe 50-cent Promise margarine coupons, one for the stick circled. Expires Feb. 28, 1987. for $1. after half of the time. microwaving time to become possible. Turn over whole vegeta­ Drain broccoli spears. Spoon Wrap head in plastic wrap; place on to 11 minutes, or until fork-tender, year. “ We realize that it is difficult to put out a single margarine and the other for Promise soft margarine. tender crisp, and retain peak bles after half of the cooking time iemon butter mixture over top. paper plate with sealed edges Add to celery mixture. Cover and stirring once. Set aside. flavor. Select your vegetables with and rearrange so items near the Sprinkle with toasted almonds. down. Microwave at high for 3 microwave at high for 6 to 8 In a small dish, microwave apple care. A microwave can do wonders, center of the oven are on the Yields 4 to 5 servings. minutes. Turn cauiifiower over and minutes, or until celery is tender- and butter at high for 1 to 2 minutes, but it can not improve vegetables outside. microwave at high untii head is crisp, stirring after half of the or until almost tender, stirring that are not of high quality. Let vegetabies stand as directed tender and floweret stems are cooking time. Chili for several once. Set aside. Menus Use the same microwaving tech­ in charts or recipe. Large dense Cabbage and bacon saute aimost fork tender. Total cooking hours before serving. Yields 4 to 6 Drain rutabaga, add apple and niques for vegetables as you do for vegetables require more standing 6 slices of bacon time at high approximately SVk to servings. butter mixture, brown sugar, re­ other foods. Of these, standing time time so the center can tenderize 3 cups shredded green cabbage 7Vk minutes. maining slat, nutmeg and pepper, Senior citizens Manchester schools is the most important, and often without overcooking the exterior. 1 cup shredded red cabbage Combine mushrooms and butter stirring until sugar melts. Mix in ' ’The following meals will be The following lunches will be neglected rule. Remember, if food 1 teaspoon sugar in a 1-quart casserole. Microwave Spanish potatoes chopped pecans. Serve imme­ served at Mayfair Gardens and served in Manchester public mrn.n./n \ ^v. is not done to your taste after Broccoli spears teaspoon salt at high for I'A to 2 minutes, or untii 2 large potatoes, peeled, if diately. Yields 4 servings. Westhill Gardens the week of Jan. schools the week of Jan. 19 to 23; standing time, you can always Dash of pepper mushrooms are tender, stirring desired, and sliced Vk to Vk inch Note; For a variation of this ‘ 19 through 23 to Manchester resi- ’Tuesday: Chicken nuggets, dips, microwave it for a minute longer. 1 to pounds of fresh broccoli 2 tablespoons vinegar after 1 minutes. Biend in flour and thick recipe, you may use cubed turnip ' dents who are 60 or older; potato puffs, vegetables, bread and Cover most vegetables with a 1 small onion, thinly sliced and Arrange bacon on rack in a seasonings. Stir in milk. Micro- 1 small clove of minced fresh for half of the rutabaga. Monday: Closed for Martin butter, chilled pears. Luther King Birthday. Wednesday: Meat and cheese ’Tuesday: Cranberry juice, hot taco, rice, lettuce and tomato cup, dogs, baked beans, coleslaw, iced Mexican corn, chilled pineapple The Supermarket A bou t Town banana cake. tidbits. Wednesday: Autumn soup. Thursday: salami grinder, apple­ American chop suey, green beans, sauce. ice cream cup. tossed salad, white bread, carrot with warehouse yg Overeaters meet at Bonanza Bridge ciub iists resuits fourth tie, Harvey Sirota and Frank Bloomer, and On the future of wild turkey Friday: Filetofhaddockonaroll. Mary Warren and Margaret Boyle. cake. french fries, cole slaw, apple crisp. Overeaters Anonymous meets Thursday evenings at The Manchester AM Bridge Club results for Jan. 5 ANDOVER - Brian K. Miller, a wildlife biologist Thursday: Grape juice, boneless 8 at Bonanza Restaurant on Spencer Street. There are play were as follows; with the Department of Environmental Protection, stuffed chicken legs with supreme prices and no fees or weigh-ins. ^ Bolton schools North-South — first, Bette Martin and Flo Barre; Birth-control classes start will discuss the past, present and future of the wild sauce, buttered noodles, peas, tied second and third, Louise Kermode and Jim Baker, wheat bread, fresh fruit. The following lunches will be Instructions on modem natural family planning will turkey in Connecticut at the Andover Historical Society Are you hooked on cigarettes? and Ann De Martin and Mollie Timreck. meeting Sunday at 2; 30 p.m. The meeting will be in the Friday: Pineapple juice, beef served at Bolton Elementary and East-West — first, Bev Saunders, and Linda be given at St. James Church beginning Jan. 23 at 7 stew, broccoli cuts, tossed salad, quality, too. p.m. community room of the Andover Elementary School. Center schools the week of Jan. 19 to VERNON — ’The Adventist Health Services and Simmons; second, Frank Votta and Dean McCarthy; rye bread, mixed fruit. 23; Bill and Kathy Siddons of Manchester, representa­ Rockville General Hospital will conduct a new third, Frankie Brown-Faye Lawrence. Pinochle scores announced Tuesday: Lasagna. Italian tives of the Couple to Couple League, will lead the Breathe-Free Plan to Stop Smoking, formerly called bread, spinach salad, applesauce. DOUBLE COUPONS Results of play on Jan. 8 were; classes in the Sympto-Thermal method of of birth Pinochle scores for Jan. 8 senior citizens’ games at Mm Is on Wheels the Five Day Plan, at the Colony, Route 83. The Wednesday: Fish and cheese on a North-South — first. Louise Miller and Eleanor control, which involves observing the wife’s fertile and the Army and Navy Club were as follows; Harry The following meals are to be program will start ’Diesday and run for eight nights bun. french fries, pickle chips, Berggreii; second, Jim Baker and Hal Lucal; third infertile times. Pospisil 632; Helena Gavello 598; Floyd Post 590; John served to Meals on Wheels clients from 7 to 9 p.m. on Jan. 22, Jan 25 through 29and Feb. 3. peach cobbler. Ellen Goldberg and Virginia Weeks. There is no charge for the first class. Course fee for O’Neill 585; Kitty Byrnes 579; Arline Paquin 573; Rene the week of Jan. 19 through 23. The ’The program is offered as a free public service but Thursday: Apple juice, beef East-West — first, Lesly White and Faye Lawrence; four two-hour classes is 840 over four months. To Maire570; Bud Paquin 567; Vivian Laquerre 561; Peter hot noon meal is listed first, the cool does have limited enrollment. To enroll call 871-6903 or stew, oatme.'il muffins, chocolate second, Frankie Brown and Phyllis Pierson; third and pre-register, call Kathy Siddons, 649-4908, or 742-8472. Cassello 553; Gladys Seelert 539 and Arnold Jensen 539. evening meal second. 875-2954. pudding. Monday: Beef stew with biscuit, Friday: Fruit juice, meat and wax beans, salad, applesauce. Cold cheese pizza, tossed salad, fruited turkey sandwich, orange, milk. gelatin with topping. ’Tuesday: Beef roulards, rice Injuries cause high financial and emotional burdens pilaf, squash, salad, cake. Ham sandwich, fruit, milk. Coventry elementartes Injuries are welfare. attention? are being examined by the medical Especially for the elderly, con­ Wednesday: Chicken a la king, .<4i the leading cost The point; Injuries cause a major For starters, recommendations and academic communities as well centration on “ well care” and cauliflower, green beans, salad, The following lunches will be f e - - . of death if financial burden. by the National Academy of Scien­ as by the government and the particularly safety precautions in pudding. Bologna and cheese sand­ served in Coveptry elementary you’ re in the the home are essential, but often wich, fruit cocktail, milk. The irony; Unlike many infec­ ces 1985 report, “ Injury in Amer­ private sector. schools the week of Jan. 19 to 23; THE BUTCHER SHOP first decades of neglected. But that too is changing. Thursday: Pot roast of beef with Sylvia tious diseases, the causes of injur­ ica,” led Congress to take a closer Maintaining health and prevent­ Tuesday: Homestyle soup, your life, and For example. Group Health Co­ gravy, baked potato, zucchini, cheeseburger, french fries, chilled BEEF CHUCK BONEt^SS CHUCK OR LESSER Q UANTITIES 1 49 LB ies are identifiable and in most look at this long-neglected issue. ing all types of injury and illness is PEAS 17 0? NIBLETS120? injuries are the op just receiv^ a grant of more salad, pudding. Egg salad sand­ cases preventable. And yet re­ Congress agreed with the recom­ the gist of containing health care fruit. GREFN BEANS 16 O? CORN 17 0? B oneless F.d I 59 F re s h 139 fourth leading than $1 million from the W.K. wich, peaches, milk. Porter search on injury receives less than mendations to set up an injury costs. This concept — in addition to Wednesday: Fruit juice, pan­ Shoulder Roasts Ground Beef .b ■ cause of death Kellogg Foundation of Battle Friday: Baked haddock square 2 cents out of every federal dollar control center as part of the Centers good marketing — is the reason cakes, sausage, cherry-pineapple A&P Solid White Tuna Green Giant for persons of all Creek, Mich., to promote health with newburg sauce, mashed pota­ BEEf LOtN-FORMEHLV N Y STRIP-HALVES 3 19 LB FRESH-GENUINE AMERICAN-WHOLE spent on reseach of health prob­ for Disease Control (CDC) under why more of you are joining health surprise cake. ages. We are among older adults. ’This is one of toes, carrots, salad, cookies. Cold lems, reports Jerry Heshovitz, the U.S. Department of Health and maintenance organizations liiursday: ’Tuna boat, french Boneless SS ^ 9 9 Oven Ready ^ 9 9 actually shrug­ the largest grants ever given to an roast beef sandwich, canned apri­ senior public health official of the Human Services. (HMDs). fries, chips, fruit. 89* 2 8 9 " Top Loins Leg O’ Lamb .b I ging off a health HMO for a health promotion cots, milk. Friday: Meat and cheese pizza, Division of Injury, Epidemiology The Division of Injury, Epidemi­ ecff CHUCK BONELESS TOP BLADE OR FRESH-GENUINE AMERICAN r \ r \ problem that could be prevented in Services. “ As costs escalate, people are program. tossed salad, fruit. REGULAR OR UNSALTEO and Control of the Department of ology md Control is the national Chuck Fillet Steaks ® ,s 1.89 Shoulder Blade Lamb Chops .b 1.99 large part if we only become fully Direct health care costs repres­ looking for ways to manage to Increasing physical activity, A&P Chunk C A e Health and Human Services. site wnere this problem is beign manage them,” says Bill Beery, Manchester Hospital Krispy BEET LOIN TOP LOIN FORMERLY N Y STRIP r \ f \ FRESH-GENUINE AMERICAN r \ r \ aware of it. ent a significant portion of this curbing excessive use of prescrip­ Light Ibna O 9 Crackers “0 9 toneless Strip Steaks ® .b o . 9 9 Rib Lamb Chops ( Lom chops \ ib o . 9 9 But this is changing. Local, state examined. (Epidem iology is, * 4 9 9 '0 * We can’t even begin to measure total. Emergency services, hospi­ director of health promotion for tion drugs, addressing problems of The following suppers will be Coventry High School too PURE C H U C K -L E S S E R O U A N T IW S 1 !>9lB BEEF-12 02 PKG 1 89 _ and federal agencies are beginning simply, the study of the causes and Group Health Cooperative of Puget CRANBERRY. CRANRASPBERRY CRANAPPLE the suffering and anguish injury talization and physician visits are alcohol, identifying safety hazards served in the cafeteria of Manches­ There will be no lunches served at Ocean Spray Cocktail o, 4.29 Wonder Light Bread J 8 9 ' Fresh Ground Chuck u, 1.49 Osca’Ma.e'SicecMeaiBotena b.g1.r9 to recognize the need to join the ways to control disease.) In 1986, Sount, an HMD in Seattle. iO .*. 0» CtS’ tB C«’ 6-401 fhC 4 HICKORY SMOKED t lb O yl r \ causes. We can’t even try to add the the obvious results of injury. in the home and preventing conta­ ter Memorial Hospital between 4; 30 Coventry High School the week of fight against what some experts Congress also allocated $10 million Research is under way, but right Assorted Pork Chops lom m . 5 9 Jones Sliced Bacon pkq ' 2.49 emotional and financial burdens on Add loss of wages, health insu­ gious illnesses through immuniza­ and 6; 30 p.m. the week of Jan. 18 Jan. 19 to 23. Examinations will be Quaker Oatmeal «' 1.99 Ramen Soup 3 L’ *1 call the epidemic proportions of the to the CDC to begin a three-year now anecdotal evidence shows that PORK SHOULDER BONE IN STEA k SUILII . y-v top of the physical pain — and come rance, legal fees and even funeral tions are some of the steps the through 24; given Tuesday through Friday. PERK OR AUTOMATIC ORIP ALL VARIETIES C 1 injury problem. pilot project on this topic. basic health maintenance such as Brim Decaf Coffee J 3.49 Ramen Pride Noodles 5 « *1 Fresh Butt Roasts Style lb 1 . 3 9 Colonial Sliced Bacon Big 2.19 up with a reliable total. costs and you get closer to a program will stress. Sunday: London broil with gravy, FH02EN HOWARD JOHNSON S ^ physical fitness and nutritional A 5 P I LB PKG t 09 But a conservativestimate of the trustworthy estimate. Perman­ " It’s clear that the cost of saving The overall trend in the health All of us of all ages should take an fried shrimp, baked chicken with Ann Page Sliced Bacon pkq 1.79 Fried Clams pkq 2.19 lives is substantially smaller than programs make sense. Brim Roasted Buds 5.99 Heinz Ketchup ” 1.29 cost to society of injuries in this ently or temporarily disabling care industry toward prevention is active role in health preservation. gravy. RHAM high schools REGULAR OR THICK SLICED » ib O C r \ country is an annual $75 billion to injuries may force a family to hire the cost of dealing with the injury a factor motivating this focus on "By preventing occurrence and Just recognizing how often some­ Monday; Seafood newburg, chili Sandwich Cookies “ 1.09 Dynamo Detergent « 2 • 4 9 Oscar Mayer Bacon pkq 2.59 h, 5raae i'/es: 'rz n-a Sices Bacor c'k, 2.69 once it happens,’’ says Hershovitz. Lunch will be served only one day $100 billion, reports the U.S. De­ help to care for children, seek injury control. Soaring medical promoting health, we can save one in your age group should have a dog, submarine sandwich sold by OREO COOKIES 2002 1 99 i r\ r \ t t next week at RHAM junior and A&P Meat Franks p.gl.39 Jones dosage Meat ™ ugm ,oi. 2.19 partment of Health and Human counseling or perhaps rely on What provoked this recent costs are finally in the spotlight and money,” adds Beery. checkup Is a g o ^ way to start. the inch, chicken Parmesan. English Muffins 2 a 8 9 ' Premium Saltines m 99® ’Tuesday: Sausage and peppers, senior high schools. On ’Tuesday, the menu will be hot dog on a roll, NEW ENGLAND INDIAN SUMMER HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS AND^ FRESH SEAFOODS clam roll, quiche, braised short GENERAL MERCHANDISE JI i AVAIL EVERYDAY in SELF-SERVICE DEPT baked beans, carrots and fruit. Mariner’s Cove ^ A e ribs. FOR STOMACH RELIEF COO FILLET 3.MLB. Wednesday: Turkey divan, beef There will be mid-term examina­ Ciam Chowder # 9 asss .“99* Fresh Pollock Fillet ,b2.19 Teen Judges sample recipes SUNSHINE-CHIPS NMIDOLES FUDGE CH»> A-l Alka Seltzer o $ C stroganoff, knockwurst and sauerk- tions Wednesday through Friday, BEEFFIAVORED-DRY-DINNER SOUTHERN SCALLOPS S .M L ^ — raut. Lion’s Ferry sandwich. so students will be dismissed early; Alpo Dog Food .“6.99 Vienna Fingers ■ "* 1 .6 9 Tab lets ^ O Norwegian Salmon och.ii tb O.29 SUNSWEET FRESH OYSTERS 2 LB Continned from page 13 drained rapidly. Stop as soon as meat and Thursday: Veal cacciatore, Prune Juice «1 .0 9 REGUIARORPOWOER a « cheese are chopped together. Marcal Paper Towels ” 59 ' Ban Roll-On “^3 Fancy Shrimp ( ) ib 6.99 1 pint strawberries In season, cheese ravioli, cheeseburger on a LUNCHEON NAPKINS 3CKFCT. 1.39 C r \ l t PLUS DEPOSIT-SUNKIST ORANGE OR , . _ _ NIGHT TIME CO ID R ELIEF watched the uneaten eggrolls cleaned Ladle some sauce into the bottom bun. sauerbraten with red cabbage. Andover Elementary Marcal Facial Tissue « 5 9 ' Cherry Coke »’,1.09 head for the trash bin. of four lasagna pans. Add a layer of Nyquil 0,3.49 2 medium apples, cut into 1-inch Friday: Beef burgundy, baked The following lunches will be EXTRA LARGE PLUS DEPOSIT-REGULAR OR LITE noodles to each pan. Spoon in some ATRA 10 S O R .YY ...v .-A WATER ADOED-SHANKLESS ^ cubes and coated with lemon jnice ham. fish and chips, chicken served at Andover Elementary U ltra M iller (Gillette Trac II c 3.79 Cooked Ham .b 3.2 9 IN IM E END. the top winners 1 cup mini-marshmallows of the meat-and-mozzarella mix­ teryaki. School the week of Jan. 19 to 23; 79 — pizza bagels and fruit kabobs 2 medium pears, cut into 1-inch ture, then some of the ricotta. Saturday: American chop suey, Tuesday: French bread pizza, P a m p e rs B e e r 2 4 ! ^ 10” Windshield Wash 99' American Cheese .o 2.39 Continue until all ingredients are ALL BEEF — were items acceptable to both cubes and coated with lemon juice barbecue beef with lettuce and peas, fruit. QUALITY FILM DEVELOPING Plain or frniMIavored yogurt as a used, and all pans are filled. Top Available in Most Stores. Russer Bologna .b 2.4 9 age groups, both simple to tomato, sirloin steak. Wednesday: Hamburgers, potato sauce with some tomato sauce. puffs, carrots, chocolate chip cake. 12EXP-DOUBLE PRINTS2 76 , ^ _ _ prepare and fairly tasty. ALL 10-OZ VARIETItS Potato & Egg Salad .b 8 9 ' Thread fruits and marshmallows Freeze until ready to use. Thaw A LL AREA SCHOOLS W ILL BE Tlinrsday: Ziti with meat sauce, 12 Exposure Roll 1.80 “ I guess I’d make those pizza in an attractive pattern on bamboo and bake in a 375-degree oven for 45 dXlSED .MONDAY IN OBSER­ green beans, rolls, pineapple. A&P Pizza Breyers Yogurt THE FARM bagels,” was A m y’s reaction, skewers. Serve with yogurt as a minutes. VANCE OF MARTIN LU’THER Friday: Grinders, corn chips, 9 upon hearing which recipes won sauce. KING DAY. salad, fruit. the first prize. “ And I liked the Serving suggestion: Arrange on a Pam’s forgotten cookies BUTTERY FLAVORED plate to look like the spokes of a t 2 8 9 ^ JUICY SWEET s eedless fruit kabobs. They were a really 39 2 egg whites wheel. Or stick kabobs into a neat idea — only I would leave IVk teaspoons vanilla CIIRUSHILL fORBETIlRHEALTH Navel Oranges Cam pbell’s Avocados out the mini-marshmallows.” pineapple, so the whole think looks Dash salt Orange Juice “ 1.19 like a star. Births 1°o Lowfat Milk Lauren Pagani of Hartford, a Vi cup sugar SWEETENED Seneca Grape Juice " 7 9 ' SHREDDED S3 9 9 - sixth-grader who made the pizza 1 S-ounce package chocolate or Kraft Mozzarella QUARTERS 4 1^® bagels, and Christina Stamof of butterscotch chips Walker, Kyle Raymond, son of ents are Grace Winot of Manches­ Waranda’s lasagna Small Round Ravioli 1.69 Blue Bonnet Sticks Wethersfield, the seventh- CHirtis W. and Barbara (Jacobs) ter and Lester Winot of Waterbury. FRIED OR HOT A SPICY _ _ _ DIETER S OELIGf^T-SUGAR SWEET EXTRA FANCY-PREMIUM QUALITY 8 2 pounds lasagna noodles Preheat your oven to 375 degrees. REGULAR OR EXTRA THICK Walker of Manchester, was born Her paternal grandparents are Banquet Chicken ” 2.99 grader who prepared the fruit This is very important. Velveeta Singles Red R ipe C a m p b e ll’s 79 pounds ground beef Dec. 26 at Manchester Memorial Harriet Scoville of Dennis, Mass., REGULAR OR CRINKLE CUT — _ . kabobs, will each receive $50 gift 2 teaspoons salt Beat egg whites, vanilla and salt LEMON. VANILLA OR PLAIN Watermelon .b O 9 Tomatoes Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ and Harry Scoville of Halifax. A&P French Fries .o 2.59 NuForm Yogurt certificates to use at the shops in vt cup Parmesan cheese together until soft peaks form. FLORIDA IS CITRUS JUMBO’27SI2E importeofromitaly - r u b t r e d ents are June G. Martinez of New Mass. He has a brother, Andrew BREAKSTONE S the Hartford Civic (Tenter. Three Slowly add sugar and continue Stouffers Entrees 2.2 9 Radiccio Lettuce 1V4 pounds mozzarella cheese London and Morris R. Jacobs Sr. of Mumford, 11. Sour Cream Pink Grapefruit .. 69' FRENCH BREAD D(3UBLE CHEESE OR D E L U lC ^ R lL JlU IMPORTED-REO JUICY SWEET _ _ CALIFORNIA-CRISP NUTRITIOUS other contestants will get $25 gift Vi cap dry parsley beating into a stiff meringue. BREAKSTONE S Mansfield. His paternal grandpar­ Shea, Daniel Joseph, son of Stouffer’s Pizza ^ 2 .2 9 Flame Seedless Grapes m 1. o 9 Fresh Bunch Carrots certificates. 2 to 3 quarts spaghetti sauce (Tarefully fold in the chips, taking Cottage Cheese ents are Mr. and Mrs. K.L. Walker William D. Shea Jr. and Ellen VANtUA CHOCOLATE OR STRAWBERRY _ IMPORTED-PLUMP JUICY SWEET CALIFORNIA-RED OR U S NO 1 care not to knock the air out of your ALL VARIETIES Here are the two top made without sugar of 33 Thayer Road. He has a (Nassiff) Shea of 15 Fernwood Yo Cream Frozen Yogurt o, 1.99 Thompson Seedless Grapes lo 1.99 Long White Potatoes . meringue. King Dips prize-winning recipes in the 3 pounds ricotta cheese brother, Robart William. 14 Drive, Bolton, was born Dec. 30 at tMPORTED-SWEET SUMMER FLAVOR _ CAMPBELL S-E XTRA FANCY 7 Drop by heaping teaspoons onto 2 kOre Ida Crispers 11.29 NUFORM Nectarines or Peaches ib 1 .4 9 Oyster Mushrooms contest, and the recipes which Manchester Memorial Hospital. well-greased cookie sheets. Place months. Cottage Cheese Cook noodles in a large pot of Carroll, Brendan James, son of His maternal grandparents are Mr. the Manchester girls would have bn two different racks in your water to which oil has been added, Paul and Deborah (Petti) Carroll of and Mrs. Salem Nassiff of 241 submitted; preheated oven, close the door and according to package instructions. 514 Bread and Milk St., Coventry, Vernon St. His paternal grand­ Drain well. Lay out in layers on a turn off the heat. Leave for several was born Dec. 31 at Manchester mother is Mrs. Anne Shea of Blast THE CHEESE SHOP ... THE BAKE SHOP HOT FOODS ... hours or overnight. After removing Pizza bagels plate, putting a piece of waxed Memorial Hospital. His maternal Hartford. He has a brother. Jona­ Colby Longhorn Cheese Old Fashionad White Bread Whole B.B.Q. Chicken .1.79 cookies from pans, store in airtight paper between each layer to prevent grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. than, 4. Snowflake Rolls Whole B.B.Q. Pork Spareribs Slice a bagel in half. Put pizza or containers. New Vbrker Hot Pepper Cheese . 3.99 tomato sauce and some shredded nobles from sticking. This may be Peter Petti of Southington. His Purlin, Jessica Leigh, daughter New Vbrker Caraway Swiss Domed Coffee (3akes Baked Macaroni & Cheese . 2.79 done hours before you will assemble of Wayne and Monique (Bolduc) mozzarella cheeseontop. Broil until paternal grandparents are Mr. and PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN.. JAN. T1TH THRU SAT., JAN. I7TH, IMF. WE RESERVE THE RtOHT TO LWRT SALES ANO TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS cheese melts. Sprinkle grated lasagna. Mrs. George Carroll of Bristol. He Parlin of 63 Durkin St., was born cheese on top. Cool. Add salt to meat and brown in a EMERGENCY has a brother. Sean Peter. 3. Dec. 30 at Manchester Memorial skillet. Drain well, then cool. Put Scovtile, Sarah Lynne, daughter Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester cooked meat, cheeses and parsley Fire — Police — Medical of Johrf and Mary (Mumford) mother is Ytha Bolduc of West FruH kabobs through a hand-cranked meat Scoville of 117 Ridge St., was born Hartford. Her paternal grandpar­ HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY S M AM. TO 12dWP.M,; 1 l$-OMce can chnnk pineapple, grinder, or into a food processor. If DIAL 911 Dec. 31 at Manchester Memorial ents are Theron and Lorraine SATURDAY SdM AM. TO ISdW P.M.; SUNDAY $ M AM. TO SMS P.M. drained using a food processor, use the In Manchester Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Parlin of 146 S. Main St. 1 $-Mace can mandarin oranges, metal blade and pulse on and off 1 « — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednefiday, Jan. 14. 1987

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I am a natural brunette, 6 :0 0 P M (D d ) (S) (8 ) (St) n *w s mantically involved with her, censed over now SO years old, attractive, with a Thme's Company on ABC’s ’’Dynasty." The "A your reply to very nice figure. I attended a large Id ) Magnum, P.l. Love Remembered” episode ‘‘Likes to high school and sat on the sidelines >QI) Gim m a a B r ^ airs WEDNESDAY, JAN. 14. T ra v e l.” She, Dear Abby while the blondes got all the prize '(3 ) Mark and Mindy her husband and dates. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ^IS)M*A*S*H her unmarried Abigail Van Buren When I got out into the working ; (8 ) Doctor Who sister, ‘‘Clara,” world, I noticed that more heads 'O ) Charlio'a Angela took trips to­ turned when a blonde walked by, so >(S) Quincy gether, and al­ guess what I did? I went blonde! • S S Reporter 41 ways booked .(B ) MacNall-Lehrer Newahour one hotel room It was a drastic change! I worked as a teller at a bank at that time and , (B ) Facta of Ufo with two double beds. The married Tell Clara to dump her sister and Judy Geeson, Peter Vaughan. 1968. was very visible. I had been in that [D IS ] M O VIE: ‘Tho Block Hola' A fanatic 8 :3 0 P M (X) US Heodof the Class (CC) (»uple slept in one bed and Clara brother-in-law, and travel alone. position for five years as a brunette, doctor and his robot craw prepare for a Simone is reluctant to attend a memorial ® Hogan's Heroes and her two dogs slept in the other. There are many wonderful tours journey through a terrifying space pheno- service for a poet who severely criticized a (g )N e w s but I didn’t get nearly the attention. ;tnenon - the black hole. Ernest Elorgnine, poem she sent to him. The couple thought the bill should that cater to singles — young and [C N N ] Sports Tonight be split in half — they paying half, old. All Clara has to do is go to a J I Maximilian Schell, Yvette MImieux. 1979. CD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime As a blonde, I ’ve been stopped on I . Rated PG. and Clara paying the other half. travel agency and her eyes will be 9D Novala: Herencia Maldita 1 1 :3 5 P M CD Entertainment Tonight the street, in stores, at the movies, . [ESP N ] Mazda SporttLook Jill Clayburgh talks about her new movie, And you agreed with the couple! opened. at church and in bars by men who [D IS ] Danger Bay A elderly gentleman "Shy People". I [HBO] MOVIE:'The Flamingo Kid’ (CC) wants to trade his old performing seal for Abby, if this trio went to a Please rethink your answer, wanted to make conversation with i A plumber’s son discovers the world of one of the Aquarium’s seals. 1 2 :0 0 A M (DKoiek restaurant and all three ordered the Abby. Singles who travel with a me. I was beating them off with [ the rich when he spends the summer as a (D Nightlife same meal, should the single r cabana boy at a Long Island Country Club. 9 :0 0 P M (X) Magnum, P.l. Magnum is couple should pay one-third, not sticks! Customers at work told me ^ Matt Dillon, Richard Crenna, Hector Eli- transported back to the 1940’s, where he QD Tales of the Unexpected woman pay one-half of the check — one-half. that they had never noticed me f zonde. 1984. Rated PG-13. must solve a murder in this special black- Keys to Success or one-third? There were three ON CLARA’S SIDE before. Some of my family didn’t and-white episode. (60 min.) [M AX] MOVIE; 'She Wore a Ysilow (S ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents people in that hotel room, so why care for my blonde hair, but almost k Ribbon’ A U.S. Cavalry outpost makes a Dynasty (C Cl Blake loses his me­ CD 9D Charlie's Angels shouldn’t the rent be split three DEAR ON: Now that you’ve everybody else did. A I attempt to repel invading Indians. John mory after a big explosion, and in his con­ k Wayne, John Agar. Joanne Dru. 1949. fusion becomes once again romantically 9 D Novels: A m o y Serror ways? explained it. I ’m on Clara’s side, Why do married people insist on too. Well, my family and a few [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express involved with Alexis; Krystle flies to Hong 9D Sanford and Son Kong to learn Blake’s fate. (60 min.) Part 1 [CN N ] Newsnight being thought of as one “ couple” girlfriends talked me into going 6 :3 0 P M d ) WKRP in Cincinnati of 2. DEAR ABBY: What do you say to back to my natural color. I kept it [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hoad Office’ (CC) instead of two individuals? It's A B C News d ) Benny Hill ( D ® When a young man is promoted to an exe­ appalling that singles are treated a person who calls you on the that way for about three months, (31) Benson (g ) (g ) Gimm e a Break (C C) Nell and Ad- cutive position, he meets the low-lifes who like second-class citizens. Single telephone while she is eating an then I realized I was no longer very G i S C T V dy's friendship is threatene

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MANCHESTER, CT. j— b tl O General Biscuit Brands Inc.. 1986 CALL TODAY - 647-‘‘SOLD*’[® ^ ( 203) 646-7709 h SI \ to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 14. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 14,1987 — 81 Guard Reagan set to name new ambassador BUSINESS By Barry Schweld tlock was a key proponent of day the expulsions had created a Chile and Barry is In charge of The Associated Press Reagan’s decision last year to “ tough situation,” forcing abrupt negotiations to reduce superpower stalks tensions in Europe. order reductions in the Soviet changes in routine for American WASHINGTON r- President embassy staff in Washington, the diplomats in Moscow and causing “ He has the language and the Reagan is naming Jack P. Matlock U.N. mission in New York and the “ some resentment” among them. experience. I guess Jack had the inside track because he had the Bank T bills are safe from ‘Light-Fingered Louie’ Jr., a Russian-speaking career consulate in San Francisco as a Several Soviet specialists at the sniper access to the White House,” the diplomat who urged him to trim the precaution against espionage. State Department had recom­ Q U E STIO N : be lost through any of the crooked Soviet diplomatic corps in the In all, 80 Soviets were sent home, mended a more cautious response official said. way to own securities. There has federal deposit insurance. Would I now represents a sizable sum. When we pur- practices mentioned on that United States, as the new U.S. and a handful of U.S. diplomats than Matlock to the apprehension of The Moscow post opened last never been even one case of lose them in the event the bank When the trust was established, a NORTH SMITHFIELD. R.I. ch a s e U.S. receipt. ambassador to Moscow, adminis­ likewise were expelled from the Daniloff. month when the State Department securities being lost or stolen from fails? bank failure was almost unheard (A P ) — Roadblocks on rural roads Treasury bills Your bank does not have physical tration officials say. Soviet Union, bringing the two sides The official said Matlock appar­ announced Hartman would retire the federal Reserve-Treasury of. Recently, there have seen many and military police patrolling in through our possession of your T bills. No Matlock, 57, was Reagan’s spe­ down to equal diplomatic levels. ently won out over Harry G. Barnes for “ personal reasons.” It re­ book-entry system. ANSWER: No. Securities and bank failures. Should I be worried combat fatigues were welcome tracted the statement the next day bank, we re­ Investors’ certificates are printed for T bills. That system is being expanded. cial assistant for Soviet and Euro­ The diplomatic feud was touched Jr. and Robert L. Barry, two other ceive a safe­ other property owned by a custo­ about the safety of the funds the sights for residents living in fear of and Hartman told reporters in Since 1979, T bills have come only in All U.S. Treasury notes and bonds mer and held by a bank are not part pean affairs at the National Secur­ off by the arrest in August in Russian-speaking diplomats, and keeping receipt, Guide bank holds in the trust? a night sniper who has struck 11 Moscow he was leaving imme­ “ book-entry” form — recorded on issued since August 1986 are in of the bank’s assets. If the bank times, seriously wounding two ity Council and served as deputy Moscow of U.S. journalist Nicholas other candidates to succeed Hart­ listing all the man in the prized assignment diately so his successor could serve Federal Reserve or U.S. Treasury book-entry form under the new goes belly up, its creditors could not ANSWER: The property In a people. U.S. ambassador in Moscow from Daniloff on espionage charges. information William A. Doyle the full two years remaining in the Department computers. “ Treasury Direct” procedure. touch your stocks and bonds. trust at a bank — bank accounts, 1974 to 1978. He succeeds Arthur A. Tempers finally cooled in this because his job at the National about the T bills “ Anything that will catch this Reagan administration. Specula­ ^ca u se you buy T bills through Now, if your bank is holding other In that situation, your securities securities, etc. — are not assets of JACK P. MATLOCK JR. Hartman, who stepped down last tit-for-tat diplomacy, but a senior Security Council had placed him — dollar person will help. It’s got to the point tion immediately centered on Ma­ your local bank, your T bills are securities in certificate form for the bank and cannot be claimed by month. U.S. official speaking only on close to the White House. amount, dates, would be returned to you. It might where no one wants to stand in front . . . urged embassy cuts tlock to succeed him. recorded in that bank’s book-entry you and you are the extra-cautious the bank’s creditors, of the bank As a presidential adviser, Ma­ condition of anonymity said Mon­ Barnes is the U.S. ambassador to etc. take a while for things to be squared of their windows even in broad account at a district Federal type, you might consider buying away, but you would get your stocks goes under. desired in addition to that carried daylight,’ ’ Karen Dellacona, a The back of the receipt states, in Reserve Bank. There’s no way in additional insurance against theft, and bonds back. However, if the trust has deposits veterinary assistant in Cumber­ part: “ Theft, embezzlement, bur­ by the bank. It may be arranged by the world any Light-Fingered Louie embezzlement, burglary and hol­ at the bank in excess of the M e ra l land, said ’Tuesday. glary and holdup insurance carried you with your own insurnace can get his hands on your T bills. dups. But you would probably be QUESTION: A number of years insurance limit of $100,000 per by the bank is in a limited amount... company.” “ It kind of gives you a feeling of If you bought the T bills on your laying out unnecessary money for ago, I established a trust at a large depositor, the amount above GIGANTIC STOREWIDE P In the event of loss, the amount Does this mean we should obtain own, by submitting a tender to your more security, it’s getting so insurance premiums. bank. The trust is for the benefit of $100,000 would not be protected. recovered through insurance will additional insurance, to protect dangerous now,’’ said Mary district Federal Reserve Bank or surviving members of my family Check to see where the bank has J first be applied against the loss of against such potential loss? Kennedy, co-owner of a North the Treasury Department, your T QUESTION: I leave my stocks after my death. Over the years, the placed the “ sizable sum” in the Smithfield diner. the bank’s property and only the bills would be in your own book- and bonds with my bank for trust has increased in value and trust. excess will be available for pro rate ANSWER: There is absolutely no entry account at the Treasury safekeeping and suddenly realized "Anything, anything they can do distribution against tosses of oth­ need to buy such insurnace, for the Department. that, because my securities ^ not to stop this man before someone ers. If insurance protection is simple reason that your T bills can’t Book-entry is a rock-solid safe “ deposits,” they are n o tc o v ^ d b y A Newipaper in Education Program loses a life is worth it, whatever it The Q uiz Sponsored by takes,” said Dottie Carrigan, The Manchester Herald owner of a Cumberland travel £ ie | | e > (b ^ agency. woridscope |10 points lor oach question answered earreclly) A sniper has attacked 11 times Experts say Xerox A since Dec. 8 in Cumberland, North Smithfield and over the border in Bellingham, Mass., prompting is celebrating Rhode Island Gov. Eldward D. ripe for takover bid DiPrete to take the unprecedented step Monday of calling out the NATIONAL PIZZA National Guard to aid in a criminal By Linda Stowell this is about two weeks ago six investigation. FREE Pizza for everyone!! The Associated Press million shares (of Xerox stock) Thirty military police officers were traded in one week,” Lewis carrying rifles and dressed in N STAMFORD — Corporate said. fatigues studied maps at the watchers are looking at Xerox He predicts Xerox would go for Lincoln state police headquarters WHY?? Corp. carefully this year, some "conservatively” $120-a-share. The Tuesday night before piling into predicting it’s ripe for a takeover stock was at $64,875 in late trading Army-green jeeps. attempt, others more cautiously Monday on the New York Stock It was the second night guards­ Because Al Sieffert’s prices saying 1987 may be a year of more Exchange. men assisted state and local police. products and better earnings and a “ I don’t think management National Guard Maj. Gen. John are easy to swallow! And few forecasting a restructuring. would be unhappy with $120 a W. Kiely remained tight-lipped One New York corporate watcher share,” Lewis said. “ With the said Monday that Xerox C!orp. has a Japanese and Europeans and 1 A m onth-long series of student demonstrations on al least 12 Tuesday about details of the since we’re so good at campuses across China has pul Increasing pressure on govern­ operation. He told a news confer­ 50-50 chance of being taken over Americans in the field, there is a lot this year by another Fortune 500 of money ... and a company may ment officials there to (CH O O SE O N E : esiend democracy and ence that members of the 43rd press freedom, reduce economic Inequality). Military Police Brigade have the cutting prices, why not cut giant seeking to diversify. find Xerox very appealing. authority to question or arrest But other analysts were more “ Also, because of the quality of 2 President Reagan’s proposed suspects. pizzas at the same time?!! cautious, saying it would be awfully its product and because the com­ $1.02 . trillion budget projects a But he refused to confirm or deny tough to acquire Xerox, a deal that pany is extremely well-managed, a $108 billion (CHOOSE ONE: lax Matchwords could be worth more than $10 (2 points lor aach corrsel match) reports from residents that helicop­ company like Exxon or AT&T or Increase, budget deficit), as re­ billion. General Electric who wants to 1-appeal a-suggesi ters were being used as part of the quired by the Cramm-Rudman Peter S. Hawes, a Xerox spokes­ diversify and get a fine company Guard’s effort. “ Our obvious hope Come, get a piece of the law. is we apprehend the sniper before man, said company officials don’t might look at it,” Lewis added. “ On 2-surrogate b-give up any more hurt is done,” Kiely said. action (and pizza)!! W e’re comment on speculation. a scale of one to 10, Xerox is a nine 3 President Reagan’s first legislative Charles Lewis, vice president of and there is no 10.” battle with the 100th Congress 3-propiMe c-ask Two people have been seriously Shearson Lehman Bros. Inc., said George Podrasky Jr., an analyst was expected to be over the wounded, and .22-caliber bullets beginning the celebration "M y feeling is that it would have to with Duff and Phelps, said “ it Clean Water Act. TRUE OR have grazed’several other targets. 4-requlre d-subslltule be a friendly approach — it would doesn’t make a lot of sense” for FALSE: The President vetoed the In nine cases shots were fired at early, Friday, be awfully difficult to acquire it in another company to try to break Mil last year. 5-surrender e-mandale people through windows of their an unfriendly manner ... the into the copier business because the homes. A shot was fired into a OPEN Saturday and management is exceptional and the industry is “ tough and 4 The army of Chad recently an­ PBODiewatcli/Sportliolit garage and another hit a truck. product is the best, although competitive.” nounced that It had shot down a AP photo (S polnis lor each correct answer) Police say they have no suspects nothing is impossible. ‘There are a Eugene Glazer, an analyst with (C H O O S E O N E : Syrian, Libyan) but believe one person is SUN Sunday, so see us lot of cheap dollars overseas and Dean Witter, said there is more Soviet-made MIC-23 fighter According to a recent survey, "Father­ responsible. before Its all gone!!! High-tech adjustment it’s cheaper to buy a Xerox than speculation that Xerox may res­ during a three-day battle for con­ hood” was the best-selling hard-cover Ballistics tests have confirmed 12 to 5| COME... CELEBRATE! build it.” tructure, as opposed to being taken trol of the Sahran oasis town of book of 1986. The book, was written by the same gun was involved in the PIZZA OFFERED FROM NOON TO 5 A TRW Inc. technician makes final Adjustments to a Fleet Lewis said that New York-based over. Fada. ..?.., one of television’s most popular seven North Smithfield shootings. International Paper and Eastman “ Xerox is clearly in two different 5 Philippines President Corazon black actors. Satellite Communications System spacecraft while Kodak, based in Rochester, N.Y., businesses — office equipment and The two Bellingham shootings have Aquino recently began a cam­ Reports say that (CHOOSE ONE: also are prime takeover targets. He insurance — and the speculation is, been linked to one of the Cumber­ suspended by a crane at the Space and Technology paign to urge a vole (CHOOSE Chinese, Soviet) officials are trying to land incidents, but evidence in said International Paper is the would the overall shareholder NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED !!! group’s facilities in Redondo Beach, Calif. The Fleet O N E : for, against) a draft consli- arrange 1987 concert lours In their 4 those attacks has not yet been strongest takeover candidate of the value be enhanced if these two were lullon In a plebiscite on February country by American arlisis Rllly |oel, compared to the North Smithfield Satellite Communications System provides woridwide three, with Xerox coming in separated,” Glazer said. “ I don’t 2. Stevie Wonder, and others. evidence, according to communications for high-priority Department of De-. second. know if there is any substantiation investigators. 0)1 fense projects. “ One of my reasons for thinking for that.” Brazilian soccer superstar recently Lt. John R. Loughlin II, a 1 ^ ^ returned to the game after ten years In National Guard spokesman, said up rellremenL The athlete b parlldpallng to 100 guardsmen, some of whom Newsname In the W orld Soccer Cup lor Simlors are reserves called up for the Firms urged to prepare for the worst (IS polnis H you can MsnIHy Ihls championship games. parson In lha naan) special assignment, are at the The New Vork Giants knocked the San As U.S. Secretary of disposal of state police. Guardsmen By Bob Dvorchak Francisco 49ers out of the Super Bowl may shoot in self defense, he said. business for crisis management in embarrassing, debilitating and edges are sharpened. Heroes are Stale, I recently The Associated Press- West Bloomfield, Mich. He is in his competition early Ih b year. The 49ers even life-threatening events,” Mey­ found. It is possible to deal with visited several Afri­ k V . third year of teaching crisis man­ ers said. have won of the last five Super crisis.” can nations. I hope ‘ V - ' PITTSBURGH — Crisis in busi­ agement for graduate business ■owb. “ The opportunities of a crisis can that my meetings ness seems to be as common as students and corporate officers at “ WE HAVE been taught to think Marcos says make the whole wrenching process wRh African leaders The winning team In Ihb year's Fiesta quarterly earnings reports. Camegie-Mellon University. And in terms of success, not failure, and endurable,” he added. “ The com­ will help counter ■owl b considered the lop coBege Union Carbide’s deadly chemical he has written a book, “ When It Hits surely not crisis. Every business pany that survives a crisis is no cover-up Here’s how it woir. Soviet influence in football team in the nation. »t.. won leak in India. E.F. Hutton’s over­ The Fan” (Houghton Mifflin Co.). manager is geared to think posi­ usually smarter and tougherfoF the the game against M iam i draft scandal. First National Bank tively. ’They refuse to mpke accom­ experience.” ^ this region. W ho am attempted of Boston’s currency law violations. "CRISIS IS a disease to business. modations for unexpected shocks I? We give you a slice of pizza FREl. Procter & Gamble’s recall of Rely It’s like a cancer,” Meyers, 58, said or unplanned events,” he said. About 40 chief executive officers VOUR SCORE: SI to 1M p o ln is -T O P SCORE: t t to SO polnis — ExcaSairt. 71 to SO polnia — Good. S1-T0 polnis — Pair. tampons after toxic shock syn­ in a recent interview during a tour have lectured at Meyers’ class. W- Meyers categorizes potential WASHINGTON (AP) — Former while you browse over our huge drome. Johnson & Johnson’s ’Ty­ to promote the book. Students have heard from Warren • K now M gs UnSmNad. Inc. 112-S7 crises in nine areas; public percep­ Philippine President Ferdinand E. lenol poisonings. Takeovers of “ The most frequently made Anderson of Union Carbide, Robert tion, sudden market shifts, product Marcos on ’Tuesday denied pub­ selection of Microwaves, T.V.’s, Stereo r v ^ TWA, Gulf and others. mistake is denial, and it’s the Fomon of E.F. Hutton, William lished reports that he or members “ Crises are becoming more vis­ biggest one you can make. The pain failures, management succession, McKinley of Gerber Products and cash drain, labor strife, outside ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ of his staff were involved in Systems, V.C.R.’s, Ranges, Washers, ible, more severe and of greater curve is almost always the same, Dennis Carney, formerly of finan- attack, adverse international ... a|tis uu3d-s ioM) providing documents to disguise general concern; business must and it follows the pattern of the cially troubled Wheeling- the U.S. sale of arms to Iran. Dryers, Refrigerators, Freezers and accept crisis as a part of life,” says terminally ill,” Meyers said. events and deregulation. Pittsburgh Steel. - » !a|ad-c i|a|M>s-E iXqsoD |||g-i :iH 9l11B0d$/H3iVAA31d03d q-s !a-* !»-£ !p-t !a-l :sailOMH31VW Marcos, interviewed at his home Gerald Meyers, former chairman “ Denial gives way to anger. Not every emergency results in His class is limited to 36 students. Camcorders. When you see some­ zqnqs aSjoao IJWVNSAAIN in Honolulu on ABC-TV’s “ Nigh­ and chief executive officer of When the crisis doesn’t go away ruin. Meyers, and other analysts, Last term, 54 wanted to take it. J |-s !u(4qn-p iam il-C <«a|)»P tline,” said the whole story of American Motors Corp. quickly, panic sets in. The pain is have credited Johnson A Johnson “ There’s always a waiting list. 0 thing you like, make us an offer... if It’s laSpnq-E iuiopaaj) ssajd put A itjiou iap pua|xa-i :]d 0 3 S a iB 0 M possible Philippine involvement in As a university teacher and like an angry fever. Without with decisive action that enhanced We turn away students,” said Ilker the arms deal is “ manufactured, reasonable, it’s yours! And we give author, Meyers counsels business intervention, it doesn’t go away.” the company’s reputation after the Baybars, associate dean and direc­ fabricated and libelous.” to cope with emergency by being Crisis management is a trend of Tylenol poisonings. Procter & tor of the master’s program at Marcos also confirmed he had you FREE delivery, FREE removal and prepared for the worst. the 1980s. Most companies are Gamble also preserved credibility Carnegie-Mellon’s school of received a subpoena to appear Meyers spent 30 years in the car ill-prepared when trouble brews, so by recalling Rely tampons. business. before a grand jury in Alexandria, business and was at the helm of Meyers suggests they muster spe­ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Coca-Cola survived the blunder 9 Va., probing alleged misuse of U.S. FREE hook-up to boot. That’s the kind : financially troubled AMC, then the cial teams to deal with disaster. “ We wanted to experiment with of changing its century-old formula 9 military aid to the Philippines. But, nation’s fourth-largest automaker, “ A crisis can happen to a the idea of crisis management. It that irked loyal Coke drinkers. he said if he went to the cold of toppings that make our pizza the'^ when it was the target of takeover well-managed company. And only a was such a smash, we decided to Washington, D.C. area now, he attempts. He was able to sign a deal handful of companies in this “ The essential point is to break keep offering it,” Baybars said. would get asthma. He said lawyers best in Connecticut!! ' : v with Renault, the French car- country are immune from hostile the sequence of unmanaged events “ Students get to study the real had advised him not to talk about maker, to produce an international takeovers these days,” he said. and redirect them,” Meyers said. things that happen to business. And the case or any other against him. car. “ Crisis planning and crisis teams "There is a silver lining to all this. they get to hear it from the lion's Asked about the reports of his Meyers later started a consulting can protect a company from Problems get faced. Competitive mouth.” re^ m e’s involvement in the Iran­ ian arms deal, Marcos said, “ I would like to categorically state M. Continental offers bargain now that as far as I ’m concerned, I have no knowledge of M s matter and I have not used any such NEW YORK (AP) — Continental and March. Airlines is promoting a limited There was no immediate move to Suddenly Single? situation to my advantage by threatening the Reagan adminis- two-for-one-ticket sale to publicize match the promotion by other HIGH VOLUME BUSINESS traton officials.” its absorption of regional carrier major airlines. Are you a homematcer left on your own through Manila newspapers have alleged New York Air and former lowrfrills India's Prime Minister Jawahar- < widowhood, separation or divorce? Established restaurant with downtown history and leader People Express. that Marcos was trying to trade his •1^Frigidairer lal Nehru died in 1964 in New Delhi. There is help for you. repeat cliental. Family atmosphere with a menu of 7 knowledge about the Iranian arms Officials of Texas Air Corp., home-styled meals. Now serving breakfast and IpgffilEB 7 deal to gain U.S. help in returning to 41 parent company of all three air­ lines, announce the promotion Call 236-5838 and ask about afternoon meals. Could be expanded into evening the Philippines where he was ATTENTION ousted in a revolt nearly a year ago. FULL SELECTION Monday. meals. Guaranteed money maker, experienced staff The reports followed a San jwuun vrsA The names People Express and KIRBY OWNERS!! LOOK FORWARD available. Seats 64 patrons. Includes all equipment Francisco Examiner report that New York Air will disappear on and inventory. Owner says "Time he stopped working CAMCORDERS Feb. 1, employees of those airlines Marcos’ armed forces chief of staff, a daytime program offering transition and and started enjoying life." former Gen. Fabian C. Ver, pro­ • VMS FULL SIZE will wear Continental uniforms, We I ’ Nifty Va and their aircraft and airport career counseling for displaced homemakers. vided documents showing that • VHS-C FORMAT ,MS4anS Asking »90,000. I, rta^SsnPSfOt facilities will be repainted in tMAUAmiMieE RfFMII arms from Israel went to the Foal R d M an, RL M Philippines when they actually • NEW 8mm UNITS^, I SUPERU P » DISCOUNT CENTER If 11 £-Z 1 TERMS: Continental’s red-gold colors. $pon»or»d by CALL !m6 Vamon, CT went to Iran. At6 H8RTF080 HD. • KEUEV fiUM ST. EXIT OFF I-S84 V 1 # • CAt 'CASH • MOrniLY The sale, which applies only to SHOP f i,c p \/,/h f RE FIR’ |,SS4 lAOTOOtlMO < MAHCNEiflA'CT flights originating in New York and ______ftn -lU ft JACKSTON 646-1316 Marcos said he has tried but has CREDIT CARO FATRIERT^ Thi Cm siliiii Ciitir if Hirtfird Colligi fir Winin O m u iK - 647-9997 eight other cities, will enable been unable to talk to Reagan since YOU'LL SEE WHY IT PAYi cAjCVTOGETTOI : Up to Instant cradHI lf% Waaaaal aNft this i Ask for O M N SUNDAY 12 NOON • 8 PM *1500 travelers to fly coast-to-coast for as Good thru 2-15-87 tbmsli tN CuNCticit Dijiirtiiiiiit if VicitiM il Educitjin the president telephoned him dur­ SHOWCASE Ray Lima TO SHOP AT SIE; ^ ERTS'l _ to Dualinid huHRfs. low as $55 during February and to OPEN DAILY; Mon.-Thurs. till 0 • Tuss.-Wsd.-8st. till 5 • FrI. till 0 • Sun. 12-6 ing a stopover in Honolulu last London for 899 during February summer. / f - a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday, Jan. 14,1987 Dollar slides despite bank’s intervention M ARKET REPORT I Activity over the past 30 Cleaning personnel. Even­ Part time-work at home Part time, general office Teacher - Fifth grade, 1 Kennel assistant • respan- All real estate advertised M By Marcv Gordon In Tokyo, the dollar tumbled to Nurse Aldes-Currently ac­ ings and/or weekends. trading days on the telephone servicing work, typing. Monday hour per day, required for slble animal arlented per- In the Manchester Herald ce The Auocloted Prest 156.00 yen compared with Monday’s our customers. Ask for cepting applications for 643-5747. through Friday. 9am- our nurse aide training consideration: complete san needed for animal Is sublect to the Fair ro ‘Th e Intervention has really not stopped the close of 158.05 yen. Later, in Penny. 646-1530 or 528- 1pm. 643-2770. ' application, 3 letters of 2050 class that will begin soon. care duties. Full time Housing Act of 1968, which ca NEW YORK - The dollar slid on London, the dollar was quoted at 0358. recommendation, college pasitlan, Mandoy thraugh Office posItlon-Eost Hart­ mokes It Illegal to adver­ he market; it’s like going against the wave,” said Also taking oppllcaftons ford. Retail chain seeks world currency markets Tuesday, 155.90 yen. In New York, the dollar 2025 Part time - gas station for CNA's. We offer excel­ transcripts and Connecti­ Friday with camplete be­ tise any preference, lim­ kn hitting (our-to seven-year lows Didier Javice. a corporate trader for closed at 155.57 yen, down sharply Construction Secretory- ottendont. Days, flexible cut state certification. nefit package. Call 633- motivated person for gen­ itation or discrimination --- MW Generol controctor needs lent starting wage and ^Contact Dr. Robert Lin­ eral office duties. In­ against five major currencies. Goldman, Sachs & Co. in New York. from 157.50 yen Monday. 2000 hours. Apply of Spruce benefits. Please contact: 6878 far Interview. based on race, color, reli­ Ml The U.S. currency’s decline came full time secretory/osslst- Street Mobil, 220 Spruce coln, Principal, Tolland cludes data entry, flllno- gion, sex or notional 641 The dollar fell against the British A ont for estimating depart­ Director of Staff Deve- Middle School, 96 Old Post Good math skills a must. 1975 Street. lopement at Crestfleld Experienced floral de­ origin, or on Intention to despite efforts to support it by the pound for the fifth straight trading ment. Duties Include typ­ Rood, Tolland, CT 06064, For Interview appoint­ M Bank of Japan, dealers said. L Convalescent Home/Fen- signer needed far grawing make any such prefer­ day. It cost $1.4910 to buy one pound 1960 ing, billing and assisting Laborer - Full time for 875-0873. Application shop In Vernon. Call 872- ment coll Miss Calcio, ence, limitation or dis­ 4 The dollar slumped to a seven- stopped the market; it’s like going B with pricing. Construction steel fabrication shop. wood Manor. Monday Monday through Friday, balance the U.S. trade deficit, the sterling, more expensive than 1 k through^ Friday, 7am to deadline January 21,1987. 9299. crimination. The Herald cc year low against the Swiss franc, against the wave,’’ said Didier i s 1925 U or blue print reading expe­ Compony paid uniforms Position to begin Febru­ 9om,4pm. 528-6395. O f newspaper said. Since the deficit is $1.4895 late Monday. Later, in New ■ S ' 3pm at 643-5151. EOE. will not knowingly accept six-year lows against the West Javice, a corporate trader for still growing and is estimated at York, the pound fetched $1.4925 V M rience 0 plus. Send re­ and benefits. Must hove ary 2,1967. EO E any advertisement which cc "K f •1900 sume to: Box AA c/o drivers licence and trans­ Placing on ad In Clossifled Dota Processing clerk- German mark and Dutch guilder, Goldman, Sachs & Co. in New York. more than $175 billion for 1986, the com pared with $1.4870 late o Clerical - Local office of It easy. Just call 643-2711. Is In violation of the low. to Manchester Herald, 16 portation. 289-2323. EO E Custodian - Part time full time, experience ne­ VC and 4‘/i-year lows against the “The psychology of the market Is administration has no plans to try Monday. -1875 7W RGIS Inventory Special­ We'll help you with the Italian lira and French franc. Bralnard Place. evenlngs.floor care and cessary. Coll 647-9997. Government Homes - M very bearish.” to stop the dollar’s fall, the Times Other late dollar rates in Europe, Nk>aiLKWt«k7<^rV I khSH ists has on opening for light malntenance.Expe- wording of your od. -1850 maaNar Dental receptionist - plea­ responsible adult for key from $1 (U repair). Delin­ The outlook for the dollar re­ The Japanese central bank also said. compared with late Monday, were: Dow Averag* Waltresses-Part time, rlence preferred.Excel­ Wanted • Will train Indi­ Jon#$ • arm rnaPamriiiiat^Si sant people greeter tor punching, typing (60wpm) quent tqx property. St mains dampened by concern over was reported to have intervened in A weak dollar tends to make U.S. 1.88730 West German marks, down -1825 flexible hours, good tips. busy oral surgeons office. lent pay and beneflts.Con- viduals who want a career nl the bloated U.S. trade deficit and High 2,027.14 and general clericol du­ Banking Trainee - learn to Repossessions. Call 805- the Tokyo foreign exchange market exports cheaper and imports more from 1.89925; 1.5742 Swiss francs, Apply In person: Vic’s . 4 days per week. Will tact Steve Kegler,647-9191 encode checks on our In the exciting field of 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for H( the prospect of sluggish economic earlier ’Tuesday. l o w : 1,994.52 151 West Middle Tpke. ties. Hours are 9 am to 3 7am to 3pm. plastics. Complete paid expensive, increasing the former down from 1.58825; 6.2725 French -1800 T i e New A lb e a has designs train. Call Mindy at 649- pm, Monday through Fri­ proof machines. We are current repo list. growth for the country this year, The New York Times, quoting and reducing the latter. The Japa­ francs, down from 6.3200; 2.1170 Close 2,012.94 in all types o f needlework 2272. looking for mature person medical Insurance with t r -1775 Special Education day. Call for on appoint­ Retail: Get a helpful start many frinpebenellts. T you dealers noted. administration sources who re­ nese central bank bought dollars to Dutch guilders, down from 2.1430; from which to choose your ment 644-8159 between 10 to work on our second Manchester-3 bedroom R. Change: +3.52. patterns — plus a Free teacher position effective this New Year. Full and have the apptitude for Traders said the market defied quested they not be identified by weaken the yen, because a strong 1.334.00 Italian lire, down from -1750 Floral designer - full time, am and 1 pm. shift, port time hours, well kept Cope style home at an intervention by the Federal name, agency or function, reported Pattern Section with January to teach In class experienced only. Apply part time positions avolla- Monday through Friday 5 production !n plastics with finished basement yen reduces the competitiveness of 1,344.75; and 1.3673 Canadian dol­ directions for IS Items for students with behav- ble. Apply now at Parkode please coll David Allen Reserve Bank, the U.S. central IllllllllllUi In person. Floral Expres­ Carpenter - minimum 5 -10 pm. Saturdays 12 noon and attached garage. Con­ In that the Reagan administration Japanese exports. lars, down from 1.3682. -1725 (Crochet tablecloth, lorlal disorders, ages to Health Shoppe. Call 646- Plastics, Inc. 203-282-0821 8 sions, 135 East Center years experience In resi­ - 3 pm. It you like to keep venient location. Asking -$ bank, acting on behalf of the Bank wants the dollar to decline still Bill Shiistone, a trader in Union Selected dollar rates in New bedspread, shawls. Knit at state approved Street, 646-8268. 8178 9 am to 5 pm. from 9 am -12 or apply In J th 15 22 * 29 5 12 10 busy, this time slot gives $127,000. Flano Realty. of Japan, to support the dollar by further. Bank of Switzerland’s New York York, compared with Monday’s sweaters and more) and a special education facility. dential remodeling. Paid person at 45 Connecticut at Bonns C o a p o n for each vacations, holidays and you a chance for addi­ 646-5200. purchasing the U.S. currency and The sources said that the admin­ office, reported that market partic­ close, were; 1.8730 West German D e c e m b e r • Januaiy * Holiday Send resume to: Com­ Bulk Delivery - port time, Study Hall aide position. tional Income. Coll 646- Avenue, South Windsor, or selling yen against it. moatht Insurance program. 643- CT istration had hoped the long decline ipants sold dollars “very aggres­ marks, down from 1.8965; 1.5725 munity Child Guidance early morning hours, 6712. Rham High School, He­ 5773. Vernon - Excellent starter IK “The intervention has really not in the dollar’s value would help sively” in Tuesday’s dealinKs. Swiss francs, down from 1.5870. Price...83.00 a copy. School, 317 North Main Manchester area. Relia­ bron, C T 06248. Immolate or retirement home In this or St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. ble transportation a must. opening. For application Wanted - full time expe­ Clerk typlst/bookkeeper - 6 room ranch. 3 bed­ fo EGE. Teacher aide - qualifica­ established Bloomfield Te order, send $3.00, inelidei Contact Brandt at 649- tions; high school di­ please coll 228-9474 D.O.E. rienced hardware retail rooms, dining room, fire­ cc sesUfe and handling. 1405. person. years minimum, based construction com­ place, attached ooraoe, n ploma and experience 2 pany seeks clerk typist fiNNE enSOT Munson's Chocolates Is with youth In a structured Electronic assemblers - good pay, good working good condition through­ 87 Imahesler Herald accepting applications for Adult Carriers - Wanted In printed circuit boards, conditions. Apply ot Cony­ with bookkeeping expe­ out. Only $120,000.U & R Agents try creativity In quest 11W Avo. *t Amirtut setting. 180 work days, 6 full time employment. Waze sotterlng. Harness rience reporting to the Nnr York, N.Y. f003t Manchester. Port time, hours per day. Send re­ ers Hardware, 646-5707. Realty Co., Inc.643-2692.c A Lt Monday through Friday. early morning hours. No and mechanical as­ Ask for Bob. office manager. Personal $1 Print Nim o , Aitfrost «ltk ZIP sume to Dr. Michael computer experience de­ CODE m N S^lt Numfetr. Hours are 8am to 4:30pm. collections, excellent pay Blake, Principal, Tolland semblers. 1 year plus ex­ Unique contemporqry In C l Full benefits. Coll for and mileage allowance. perience needed. Flexible Bright enthusiastic ma­ sired, good salary, com­ Stqfford Springs - Newer be appointment at 647-8639. High School, Tolland, CT pany paid benefits, Contact Kim at 649-1405. 06084 EO E hours. Vernon area. Call ture person required for home (1981) with cathed­ oil to sell that ‘charming’ house 872-3081. busy chiropractor’s of­ growth potential and plea- ral cetltng, spiral stair­ ro fice. Permanent position s nt working conditions. case to loft master bed­ .H ON. Mlimoi TECNNMIiW FART TIME Call K. Christensen, CO By John Cunniff ,, M D INSTALLER, with good prospects. Var­ room with skylight. Says Farmer: “Buyers are self­ should consider free association to CLERICAL TELLER POSITIONS ied and Interesting duties. Mather Corporation, 242- Sliders oft kitchen to or The Associated Press Ucanecd. Approximately Hours; 10 am-2 pm. M-F. Manager credit union 0743. ishly motivated. ’They respond to help write headlines. $800 weekly. Opportunity for Part Time, Salary open according to deck-pool. Wrap-around Isl Typing sklllt or previous now Interviewing for en- bo ads that address their needs, She advises ad writers to list managerlel poeHlon East of tlcipeted teller potition auallficatlons and expe­ porch. Large, oversize 2 NEW YORK - In real estate the river. Primarily realdan- C R T experience required. Earn Extra Cash! N ee interests, hopes and desires. They words or phrases that describe the rience. For Interview ap­ cor barn with loft for advertising, the word “charming” tisi. Call Mr. Whitney at 568- openings. 1-2 yeere teller II9J8ITUATION 19 invest in the image or feeling that 6 4 7-9 13 7 2020 for more Informa- or courtesy clerk. Experi­ pointment call Thiele Chi­ I'^IWANTED storage, etc. (Zoned for has been eroded like an overused comes closest to what they are property, “then use your iknagina- tlon. EOE ______ence required. Qood ropractic office. 647-7551. antique shop or studio). steel file: It rasps and grates, but it tion to help you respond to them.” INSERTERS WANTED etertlng salary, paid vaca­ Asking $95,900.Strono HI looking for.” ln( doesn’t get the Job done. That being so, she says, “The If the setting is woodsy, she says, tion, pension plan and Child core worker- Experienced nurse aide. Real Estate, 647- With that in mind, some agents it might suggest big trees — even a savings plan. Call today Manchester YW CA be­ Excellent references. Wilt ”SOLD".d most potent words to use in your ad, Call 647-9946 and ask for Mr. Whitney. fore and after school core for your loved one In lui are seeking to inject creativity into headline and all, are the ones that jungle and Tarzan — and this could r « lead to the headline, “Tarzan would SALES & TECHNICAL FFtb 588-2020. prooram. High school dl- your home. Will cook and Manchester-Lovely Cape their classifieds, one assumption provide assurances of the most Ask for Bob plomo and ability to work light housekeeping. 282- 6 rooms, V/2 baths, 2 car hli being that a house uniquely des­ desired benefits.” feel right at home in these new Government & Military East Hartford Aircraft with children grades K-6 a 9776. garage. Move In condition lei cribed might attract a uniquely Elaine Maloney, a salesperson condos set beside towering trees.” Fadaral Cradit UaioN must. $4.50 to $5.00 per on Porter Street. $139,900. ric motivated buyer. If the house is truly old fashioned, E O f hour for up to hours per Klernan Realty. 649-1147. W( with Hunt Real Estate Corp., Sales experience, preferably with wire and ca­ 20 Rather than telling the classi­ Orchard Park, N.Y., explains how a with antique architecture and old- week. Call M ary at 647- cl< fieds scanner that the house is fashioned bathroom fixtures, she ble products. Must be knowledgeable of the 1437. EOE/AAE. Real Estate Manchester-7 room Cape. creative approach helped her over­ Ck “charming,” wouldn’t it be wiser to come an ugly living room that had says you might consider: ‘"Tub Has procurement process, applicable documents, PHOTOGRAPHY INTERVIEW/SURVEY Unique open layout. Air Feet. The window has a seat, and conditioned. Immaculate. m< arouse an image of what the house startled customers and destroyed mll-apecta, etc. We are looking for the person STUDIO SALES PEOPLE Attached garage. $120,000. fai can do for the buyer? ’That her sales effort. the price can’t be beat for this...” who knows the "Ins and outs” of getting Part tlms, Hartford aria. HOMES Broker 6494)490. va Full and Part-time Coffee and Donut suggestion comes from Connie As she explains it, “The walls Imagination has no bounds, and through the maze to get the business working FOR SALE mi Farmer of Topeka, Kansas. these possibilities, suggested by Aaalatanla Conduct visits to re­ shop. Mature adults, 00 mi were covered with a thick gray with the government, military, and subcon­ “Buyers crave specifics,” says O’Leske, probably will add Career opportunity with C.P. R .N a toll locations and high school students. Manchester New Listing! go stuccolike substance that looked tractors. If your this “Pro” contact us. I think I. Corp. operating Mudlot In homes for national Farmer, publisher of ADPRO- like the interior of a cave or grotto.” documentation; over 800 letall itorae. Sue- Meadows Manor is Part time. ALL To be built. $179,900. Twin Affordable 6 room Cape, 3 to vider, a monthly newsletter about you’ll find the results — oriented atmosphere eestful eandidalM will pir- economic survey. SHIFTSI Excellent oaks Manor. Only 6 lots bedrooms, dining room, Ep Deciding that the problem was to “Coffee and Croissants are great seeking a RN for a full basement, nice lot, 881 real estate classified ads. Writing find someone who wanted an breakfast partners when enjoyed and freedom to accomplish your objectives to Melpele In Intenilva pho­ Some evenings and pay, with experience remaining. Early period tography and salae Irelnlng full time charge weekends required, 4 center chimney Colonial convenient location. in “Real Estate Today,” a publica­ unconventional living room, she on the ocean-view patio of ttis your satisfaction. Contact in confidence Frank program. Prior Mist sxperl- or we will tralnl Apply Price to sell at $97,900. N l tion of the National Association of nurse position in the years college or In person; homes plus other plans advertised; “Unusual Living condo.” Darius, Corporate Director, Personnel and snee helplul, good psrtonel- available. Homes Include Keith Real Estate. 646- ...< Realtors, Farmer suggests these; Ky, moUvallon and neat ap- IGF area on the 3 to equivalent experi­ 4126. Co AP photo Room, custom-designed as cozy “Waltz Through the Arches and Services. 3 bedrooms, 2 V2 baths, 2 • “Be Part of the Party — while paaranea a muat. FlexlWa 11 shift. Excellent ence. 7.10 per hour, Mr. rioNut grotto...” Arbors of Time. A bit of romance houia, may Includa waak- fireplaces, 2 cor garage, 6 PU you concoct gourmet goodies using Many people responded, each adds to anyone’s life, and that’s anda and evanlnga. Fraquant benefit or no-benefit reimbursement for 255 West MiMe Tpke. ponnel doors, oak ca­ Manchester - 7 room Co­ Ml Colled again the slideout food processor and five eager to see the “grotto.” She SMITH GATES CORP. aalaty ravlawa and olhar be- package. car expenses. EOE. MaMhosItr. CT binets, 81 numerous other lonial In nice area. 3 fir what is waiting for you at this older, bedrooms, 1 1 /2 baths, wl‘ other appliances ... states that it sold a few hours after classic Spanish home.” 1451 New Britain Avenue nafKa. Apply In pataon Wad. Call Mrs. Birming­ amenities. Lets us set up Vesa Vanha-Honko, product manager Radiological Society of North America’s • “Kid Pleaser. Delight your thru FrI. K M at; Reply to; your appointment to­ wall to wall carpet, gas kll an open-house reception at the “Tiptoe Through the ’Tulips. And Farmington, C T 06032 ham to set up an in­ furonce, 3 zone heat, fire­ Ini for Instrumentarium Corp. of Helsinki, meeting in Chicago. The MRI was part of favorite youngsters with this property. the neighbors won’t even know day.Sentry Real Estate . friendly neighborhood ... SEARS terview. BuraauffLabarStslIslles 643-6601 .□ place, garage. Call 647- Co Finland, inspects a head coil for a new an exhibition showing the latest advan­ Doris O’Leske of Santa Barbara, because the flower beds of this 6 7 7 - 2 6 5 7 JFK Building, Rm. 1403 H air Stylist 8105 otter 6 pm, weekends, Of • “Lead Private Lives—without Calif., sales director for “Today’s house are located in a very private PORTRAIT STUDIO Boston, M A 03203 9 to 5. $128,900. G. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) ces in medical imaging. sacrificing convenience in this EOE by choice 6 4 7 -9 1 9 1 HELPI HELPl HELP! Manchester - $130,000 - Home,” a real estate advertising backyard.” fQt/91 Opportunity Employr U/f Atten; CPI You'll love this charming 64) device shown at the recent 72nd annual quiet, tree-shaded village...” 25 Strong - Manchester - 6 newspaper, suggests advertisers Charming? We’re opening 6 room Dutch Colonial with 3 bedrooms, fire­ room Cape Cod. 3 bed­ Br a new place, screened porch, rooms, living room, din­ goi rec. room and 2 car ing room, kitchen, 1 1 /2 hoi FANTASTIC SAM'S baths, enclosed porchs, 4 Ell ManrhpBtpr llrraU i garooe. Close to every­ 2 Information service a story of blue-chip venture gone awry PA R T TIM E BANK TELLER the original family thing In family netghbor- hard wood floors. Needs a C l little T.L.C . $105,900. Con­ itv Full time haircutters, very hood.Jomes R. McCava- dud. nagh Real Estate, verse Real Estate, 646- boi NEW YORK (AP) - When two of conference in 1984, the service was presumably in the bag — Merrill ted a sharp drop that day in the reached $50. CUSTOMER SERVICE South Windsor Bank i NEWSPAPER , , soon In Manchester. 4382. nil The two companies, the giants of billed as the central element in the Lynch itself, with its SOO-plus stock of a principal competitor, 649-3800.0 the biggest names in American When the price hit that level, the Trust Company, ‘ Earn to '10/hr. or more fro business combine forces to capital­ the computer and securities indus­ broker’s "workplace of the future.” branch offices around the world. Quotron Systems, which is now sell order would be transmitted C A R R IE R S mi tries, announced that they were The combination seemed a natu­ DEPARTMENT Sullivan Avenue office. ‘No following necassary ize on a promising growth market, The unveiling rites for Imnet controlled by Citicorp in New York, electronically, even if the broker ‘ Paid vacations Ja you might expect fireworks. But shutting down a fledgling venture ral one, with IBM contributing its included demonstrations of a ser­ the nation’s biggest banking Because tellers are so Im­ NEEDED... 84C wasn’t present. Then, the system portant to our success, ‘ On-going training that’s not necessarily what you called International Market-Net, or formidable technological expertise vice that would be much more company. would automatically telephone the Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm N M M U n R Imnet, which was intended to and Merrill Lynch its first-hand we ensure your success ‘ Earn from day one Lo might get. elaborate than existing systems For example, reporters were customer with the news that the North einTai-.-.______„.«._8-S1 * provide information and communi­ familiarity with the workings of the . Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm by offering an excellent Licensed or soon to be? $pi Instead, as International Busi­ providing stock prices and other told, a broker using Imnet could stock had been sold. Woodbftdga SI------ia-880' chi ness Machines and Merrill Lynch cations services to participants in securities business. information to brokers and traders store in the system the Information Sat. 7:00-10:00 am etertlng telary, benetita Csmbrldga Sl~._._...______All Call 561-2551. Monday the financial markets. Neither IBM nor Merrill Lynch and a training program tM acknowledged the other day, the Furthermore, the arrangement using desktop computer terminals. that a given customer wanted to sell has had much to say about Imnet’s North Main SI and Union Area through Friday after 5 ro( result might turn out to be an utter When it was introduced at a press started out with one large customer Indeed, the ceremonies promp­ a specified stock when its price demise. that will get you off to a Rosamsfy FI------All pm, all day weekends. rei aolld atart. It you are good NaimaneL..______All /J go with figurea, enjoy work­ Cantor 81------227-801'- Edgarlen SI...... 1-S8 /v/1 on ing with the public and Edgofton PI...... ______All ( I do have a profaaalonti ap­ Cantor 8L Odd only...... 863-888 V ] Jo pearance, you ahould da- Edmund SI...... 11-83 84( flnately look into the op- Fairvlaw...... All CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 portunltlea with South 8L John 81...... 18-109 Sales & Delivery Windsor Bank & Trust. Slone Sl~.~...... Adama Odd only...... 487-837 PersoN Weiited Call Muriel Marka for an Croalweod Dr...... All Notices Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainm ent...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent___60 appointment at 289-8081, Daapwood Dr...... „..3-88 Part or Full time. axtanalon 216 or apply Foserofl Dr...... 5-45 Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome Ta x ...... 54 Offlce/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Nights and week­ MANCHESTER *107,000 Lost/Found...... Mortgages ...... 27 Corpentry/Remodellng...... Recreational Equipment...... 82 R A TE S : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. between 9 and 5, Monday Llnmera Dr...... 55 Fomdato Dr...... 11-41 ends. Pleasant ARE YOU A FIRST TIME HOME BUYER? Personals...... Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Papering...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. through Friday at IIS Ed­ Announcements. Academy 81...... AH Then you must take the time to see what this Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. win Road, South Windsor. working conditions Auctions...... E. Conlar Evan...... 342-402 Immaculate home has to offer. It has a two car Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum charge: 4 lines. in modern phar­ Financial...... Rentals QraanMIl SI...... All macy In large shop­ garage (doore front & rear), newer roof on mein Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Munroo SI...... All structure, possible room on second floor, finished Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous (or Sale ...... 87 D E A D LIN E S : For classified advertisements to PofhorSI....^...... 2-83 ping center. Apply at Apartments for Rent...... basement, patio, gas grill and a very large open Employment & Education ...... 32 MIscelloneous Services...... 61 Tap Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Greenwood Or..„...... All once to pharmar- Condominiums for Rent...... yard, great for partlesl Best of all, this home Is very ...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. clsts. Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 lllllllllilllllliei inexpensive to heat. Call us for an appointment. Situation Wanted ...... 12 For advertisements to be published Monday, CALL N O W C H F A possible. Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Liggett Pharmacy Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise 643-2711 / 647-9946 instruction...... 14 Masekastar Parkada Industrial Property...... 37 Holldoy/Seasonal...... Automotive Employment Services...... 15 ...... 71 EXTRA Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are 404 Wast MkkN Tpks. we CM kelp vaa bacaiM I Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing ...... taken by telephone as a convenience. The Masekastar HEAU” ndFESSIONAU ...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Cill 64545281 m i Mk lir Dm Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Real Estate Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of MONEY... 9 9 D. F. REALE. INC. TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 Homes tor Sale ...... 21 Services Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the orlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not ITS klifeU^^IaMMlir Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the volue of the advertisement will not WITH YOUR OWN HOMES Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Core...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by on odditlonal Insertion. FOR SALE Mt.MHt.H HNtiKKK Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... -. 98 PART-TIME I slOBaaa 888788122219 YOUR Notices An Excellent Opportunity STARTING A NEW CAREER! CDlCU’WMTiD GDHerWAIITBI Ii D hELP WANTED | l 3 HELP WANTED ED hELP WANTED C1]hELP WANTED E H HELP WANTED for housewives and mothers with young children — bring LOST Receptlonist-Manchester Receptionist - needed for Dietary Aide- part time Part - time position In Notice - now hiring. Tak­ them with you and save on . . . with an Resolve to be the best! doctors office. Must be our new office located In RN Supervlsor-Monday Floating Vocational AND FOUND opening for person to billing office. Varied of­ ing applications for full or through Friday. 3-1T posi­ Instructor-Diversified po­ babysitting costs. advertisement in the dependable, mature, and Salmon Brook Park In perform o vorlety of kit­ fice duties. Aptitude for port time employment. tion for an RN with strong Your Real Estate Career begins with Glastonbury. Filing, typ­ sition working with Deve- conscientious. Afternoon chen tasks. Will train figures ond typing neces­ Opportunity to earn $300 leadership capabilities. Classifieds. People who Impounded - Male, 3 hours and Tuesday even­ ing and telephone skills lopementolly Disabled 21 Houra Par Week energetic beginner. CdTP-’ sary. Experience with per week at start. Call Enioy your weekends off adults. Salary $5.50 to Salary Plus Qaa Allowanee are interested in buying month old, mixed breed ings. Coll 646-5153 and necessary. For more In­ Manchester Manooif^646- medical Insurance help­ Principles and Practices 646-3875. while earning a competi­ $6.50. Transportation re­ stereo equipment like black and white. Alice leave message. formation please call 0129. ful. Send resume to tive hourly rote plus excel­ Drive. Please call Man­ Mindy or Lori at 741-2557. quired. Coll between 0 and SOUND INTERESTINQ? Monday and Thursday evenings, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm 7 P.O.Box 1455, Rockville, School bus drivers - will lent benefits. Put your 4, Monday through Fri­ yours read our columns 7 chester Dog Warden at Electrician Journeyman- C T 06066. You can be a Herald Area 543-6642. train. Nice part-time lob supervisory skills, expe­ day. Anette Burton : Sup­ every day. Advertise Tuition *140 (text extra) Commercial, Industrial, Waitresses and Walters Sales Person-Immediate for a home maker and rience and lob knowledge ported Employment Mon- Adviser and handle and su­ wanted. Full time, part position for retoll soles your offer where they and residential work. Data Entry/Clerlcol- retiree. Openings In Co­ to work In an atmosphere oger, Hockanum pervise our carrier boys and East Catholic High School Impounded - Female, 5 Work under minimum su­ time. Apply In person: person with rapidly ex­ Medlcal office seeks full lumbia and Bolton. Coll geared to high quality Industries. 8754)750. will read it m month old, small mixed pervision. Good wages. Luigi's Restaurant, 706 panding tv-appllance time employee. Typing 537-5234 or 649-6188. patient care. For more girls. If you like kids, want a 115 New State Road, Manchester, CT. breed, black and tan. Oak Insurance, holidays and Hartford Rd. 649-5325. outlet. Excellent benefits skills, no experience ne­ Information and Inter­ little independence and Classified! Street. Please call Man­ Janitorial work crew su­ vacation. Call 875-5905. and opportunity for od- cessary. Salary plus be­ Carpenters - need quali­ view call 643-5151, Pam chester Dog Warden at vancement. Salary plus pervisor for develope- your own Income... Legal Secretary for 1 man nefits. Call 647-0238. fied carpenters for spe- Olenchack DSD, Crest- mentally disabled adults. For advanced registration caii The Academy at 1-447-3297 643-6642. Travel Agents-Wanted. low office. Shorthand ne­ Insentives, experience ne­ High school student, after­ clollzed work on field Convalescent Home, Transportation required. Some experience re­ cessary. Coll 646-2425 cessary. Call for appoint­ construction site In Mon- 565 Vernon St., Monches- Salary $54 per hour. Call or locally 528-6573 and ask for Pat Milne. Course begins quired, good people, good weekdoyi 9-5. ment. 647-9997. noons and Saturday. cfietfgr. Ar b iv in p m m tar.C t. betumen 8 ond 4. Monday • i Call 647-9946 January 26thl This course meets the minimum require­ pay. Call John at Univer­ PleoM opglv mggrMn fg: Floral Expmslons, 13S of Its Pm g Sfggr, Mom fh iM friday. AnoNgj MARCHESTER HELP WANTED sity Trovel for appoint­ Person wanted - to do day Soles Rep wanted, no Chester, C T EO E. Burton: Supported Em -^ ments set forth by The Department of Consumer Protec- ment. 429-9313. care In our Vernon home experience necessary. East Center Street, or 647-9947 Monchester. Laborer - need dependa­ ployment Manager, tion/Real Estate Commission. Successfully pass state for 17 month old baby. 4 $500 per week. Apply In ble laborers for construc­ Hockanum Industries. HERALD people read Port Tim e Mold wanted. Skilled brick layers with days per week, owm trans­ person between 11 ond4at “ EA S Y DOES IT " Is the 8754)790. EO E. dassHieA a4s exam or retake course free. The Academy reserves the Weekends. Apply In perso- tion site In Manchester. experience. Good wooes I portation, non-smoker, 125 McKee Street, East You'll be surprised now way to describe placing a Apply in person at 182 pheae 643-2711 cla ssifie d right to cancel any course due to low enrollment. n:Essex Motor Inn, 100 Call 727-9181 between 7am references. Call 871-2759 Hartford and ask for M r. economical It Is to adver­ want od. Just call 643-2711 East Center Street. Pine Street,' Manchester, Wont ods or# ' yoiiT- and 6pm. after 5:30. Marino. tise In Clossifled. 643-2711. and we do the rest! C T EO E. answer. ieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii