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21 MANCIIKSTKK. HF.HAl.l). Ki uUiy. Keh. 10. 19B4 INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids will be received In Ihe Office of fhe DIrecfor The ‘lonely vets’ 'tudents become ^ Misc. for Sale 63 Misc. for Sale 63 Antiques 68 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trockt for Sale 71 -O f General Services, 41 Cen­ irchblshop Is expected MIsc. for Sale 63 Misc. for Sale ter Street, Manchester, Con­ necticut, until February 24, ' 1984 of 11 ;00 a.m. for fhe fol­ scientists at fair TOYOTA 1976 SR5 to recover, doctors say M CC profs topic POOL TABLE — 32 X 60, WANTEff ANTIQUES: REGAL — 19806 cylinder, lowing; TWO PAIR ICE SKATES SEVEN ALUMINUM LONGBED PICKUP — 5 REDEVELOPMENT A END ROLL SPECIAL Includes balls, rack and Early VIcforlan, Oak, bronze color, automatic, — Black, plain. Medium STORM WINDOWS — speed with fiberglass CLEANING OF PROGRESS 27"i widlh, reg. ,2Se, pool sticks. $30. Call 646- 1920's and miscellaneous. power steering, power ... page 13 .. page 11 ... page 3 size. Speclol temper 50%” by 32". $10 each. cap, extra wheels and DRIVE WELL now 2 lor .306 1565. Please call 643-8709. steering, power brakes, TRAFFIC PAINT blades, $8 pair. Call 649- Two windows, 38%” by tires, AM/FM stereo 13% widlh. reg. 2 for .256. 24", $8. each. Call 646- tilt steering, air conditi­ TWO RECONDITIONED now 3 lor .306 7517 ______oned. Excellent condi­ cassette, rusty, 60,000 VOTING MACHINES 4706. ANTIQUES AND The Town of Manchester Is M U ST be picked up al Ihe LUTE STYLE MAN­ COLLECTIBLES- Will tion. $4000. 643-4633 week- miles. Runs excellent. on equal opportunity em­ Manchester Herald Office SWEDISH ICEAljGER — $99 BUYS A SUBURBAN DOLIN — For more Infor­ purchase outright or sell days or 634-1221 $1900. Call 643-9797. ployer, and requires an affir­ BEFORE 11am ONLY. 6 Inch with'sharpening mation call 649-7120. $50. mative action policy for all of stone, $20. Call 649-2048. COAL-M ASTER fOr use on commission. House lot weekends. Ask for Mike Sears. 1976 PONTIAC SUNBIRD Us Contrgtors and Vendors In a cellar. Works fine. ______/ or single piece. Tele­ a VANITY WITH MIRROR r- Automatic, power as condition of doing busi­ and mafchlng chest of Cosmetically poor. Call LAMB COAT — Excel­ phone 644-8962. ness with fhe Town, as per 644-2063. 1975 FORD GRANADA — steering, sunroof. Must Federal Order 11246. drawers. Good condition. lent condition. $75. Sell I $1500. Coll 649-3118. Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ Rain today: Manchester, Conn. Asking seo. Call 649-2558. Brown wool dress, fox High mileage. Nice look­ ing car. Best offer over cations ore available at the LARGE SELECTION o\ BRAND NEW ONE AMP collared lacket,$60. Sizes General Services Office, 41 Saturday, Feb. 11, 1984 $1000. Call 643-7714 after Smart shoppers shop Center Street, Manchester, warifi'Sunday SKI JA C K E T — Like new. general fireproof used Train Transformer, $25. ■ 8. 646-3025. A u to m o tiv e Single copy: 25$ metal office desks, filing Call 643-6463. 6pm. Classified! They find Connecticut — See page 2 Boys size 18. Shades of that’s a good way to fight TOWN OF MANCHESTER, blue. $15. Call 646-1427. cabinets, chairs, book­ CONNECTICUT I r r a lJ i the high cost of living. cases, storage cabinets. IRONSTONE FOR SALE 1973 PONTIAC VEN­ ROBERT B. WEISS, TURA — $750. Excellent GENERAL MANAGER RCA WHIRLPOOL RE­ Priced for quick sale. — Twelve place setflngs Home and Garden 6 4 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 running condition. Call 008-02 FRIGERATOR — Ideal as 649-9953, Gremmo 8. Son of MIkasa Potter's Art, Misc. Automotive 76 a second refrlgerafor. Sales, 819 East Middle Sonoro Pattern, $80. after 6pm, 643-2045. $50. Call 649-1373. tpke., Manchester. Manchester 649-1847. LEGAL NOTICE ^ A.F.S. FRUIT SALE — 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS MUST SELL! 1974 Auction Salo for abindonod Pink grapefruit and Tem ­ WAGON — V 8, auto­ FOR SALE: Two Dunlop Truck. 1968 Chevy Stake. Model MITSUBISHI 5" Block 8. CALROD UNITS with re­ M O N TE CARLO — New; C50. I.D. No. CS538T13335 per TR U N K — Metal with ple oranges, $8 per box. matic, powersteering, ra­ Transmission, carbure­ steel belted radial snow section 4961. t d ^ held at: « White Portable Televi­ flector plates for Frlgl- MID'S MOTOH SALES Many possible wood trim, 36" long, 23” D_elJvered to your home dio, roof rack, posltrac- tor, plugs, wires, 2 snows. tires and wheels. P205- sion — With AM/FM dalre stove. Eight Inch tlon, defogger. Good 276 Narlfart leei and six Inch. Asking $15 high, 20" wide. About 70 March 10th and 11th. Call Good running condition. T5R14 Fits 1980 Plymouth Waatfciitar Israelis bomb ’m radio and built In digital 643-1439 or 646-7476 to snow-skllng-hlll climbing Volare. $35 each. Call feb. 141b. 1964 al 2:66 p.ia. clock and alarm. Call or best offer. Coll 649- years old. $45. Call 649- $1200. Call 647-8273 after 011-02 order. vehicle. Call 643-2880. 649-9902. 643-2940. 3893. 7625. 5pm. as successors rebels while > to Andropov

Bv Louise Branson civilians leave ^ United Press International REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK •» MOSCOW — The death of Yuri Andropov left no 2 . By Jack Redden Amin Gemayel with an airstrike 12 obvious heir apparent to the Soviet leadership but United Press International miles east of Beirut. speculation for the succession focused on Konstantin "Israeli air force planes at­ Chernenko, Andropov’s second-in-command, and two BEIRUT, Lebanon — U.S. helic­ tacked this afternoon 10 targets in of the youngest Politburo members. opters evacuated Americans from Bhamdoun area," an Israeli spo­ The announcement Friday that Chernenko, 72. was m west Beirut Friday as fighting kesman said. “These targets have to take charge of the funeral arrangements was FHCC continued in the heart of the been serving as headquarters by considered a sign he could assume the leadership job MARKET divided city and Israeli warplanes extremist groups for launching 15 months after Andropov defeated him in the struggle featuring.. REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION joined the battle to support the missions against civilian and se­ to succeed Leonid Brezhnev. beieagured Lebanese government. curity targets in Beirut and the The first indication Andropov would succeed ,, All On One Floor 223 East Center St., Manchester 643-4060 "This is by far the worst," south (of Lebanon.)" Brezhnev was when he was put in charge of the Three bedrooms plus a master bedroom suite with fire­ Margaret Cummings, an Ameri­ A Western diplomatic source funeral proceedings. place Family room with fireplace. Hardwood floors, can resident in Lebanon for 22 said the attack was aimed at rebel A Western diplomat said Chernenko, a Brezhnev wall to wall and a whole lot more. See this eight room $ 227, 000. years said while sitting on her reinforcements streaming toward protege, was widely considered a man of the past ranch today Recently reduced tor quick sale. $89,500 ANDOVER suitcase beside the seaside eva­ whose age counted against him. 1 west Beirut through the corridor Supreme Elegance best describes this magnifi­ cuation'zone. “I'm just fed up with that links the rebels in the south of "But he should not be discounted as a compromise cent 9 room Deluxe Ranch. Th|s home offers an it all.” the capital with the rebel-held candidate since he is officially the second-in- U.S. Marines took 344 people mountains. command," he said. exciting new world of living. Each room exquisi­ aboard 29 flights, mostly Ameri­ "The choice of a successor is going to be a real tely decorated features cathedral ceilings in liv­ can citizens but also including The attack was a signal to Syria problem this time around with no clear candidate and employees of the Japanese, South and the rebels that Israel would not the risk that if an older figure is chosen he could fall ing room and family room, carpeting throu­ Korean and Egyptian embassies. accept a return to the Palestinian . ill," a Western diplomat said. ghout, all custom draperies, formal dining room More than 500 British, Common­ and Syrian presence in Beirut that He said front runners for the leadership are Mikhail i- with chandelier, fully applianced kitchen with wealth and West European citizens preceded the 1982 Israeli invasion, Gorbachev, 52, the Politburo's youngest member, and filed into British helicopters on the although it would probably go Grigory Romanov, 60, the former Leningrad party double oven, laundry room, sitting room & mas­ road in front of the U.S. and British along with a military stalemate in boss. embassies for the short hop to the capital, the diplomat said. Other possible successors besides Chernenko New Listing ter bedroom have sliders to heated, glass en­ While Gemayel held lengthy Eight room, four bedroom home with two baths and closed, all-year-round pool. Horsebarn with wa­ ships waiting offshore. include Viktor Grishin, 69, and Geidar Aliyev, 60. garage This home has many possibilities, but is in need "Everybody seems happy to be talks with U.S. Ambassador Regi­ Another strong possibility is that the leadership could of considerable attention Call today for complete de­ ter power and telephone, hay loft, on 5+ acres leaving, no regrets," said Lt. nald Bartholomew at the presiden­ be shared by two or more of the 12 surviving full tails $52,900 can house 4 horses. A truly remarkable home George Milter, supervisor of the tial palace in the Christian suburb Politburo members if they fail to agree on a single We Gin help you become a U.S. evacuation. “A lot of Ameri­ of Baabda, clashes continued candidate. • REALE" PROFESSIONAL! with many extra features. * ii cans have had enough of the along the green line with shells Several Western diplomats believed Andropov had Call 646-4525. and ask for Dan. Call for more details. 643-4060 1 ^ : Middle East. If I were a civilian I slamming into adjacent areas. been grooming Gorbachev for the succession. D.F. REALE, INC. wouldn’t stay." Beirut radio, the' state radio Gorbachev was given wider-ranging responsibili­ Although the atmosphere was station now in rebel hands, re­ ties to oversee the election of key provincial officials Real Estate relaxed at the site of the evacua­ I7S Moin Sr., M ofithttfer, Cl. Si' ported that a food convoy relieved and also to travel to Canada and Portugal. 646-4525 ha fskn tfwffii tion, the sound of explosions and 60,000 people tied down in the But Gorbachev’s relatively young age may count machine-gun fire echoed in the Moslem Ras Naha neighborhood against him because "he may not be able to command streets from battles along the near the Museum crossing of the the support that the older Politburo members do," a “green line" that divides the green line. Western diplomat said. Moslem west of fhe city from At Beirut airport, home for the UP! The average age of the full Politburo members is 67. FOR SALE Christian east Beirut. shrinking contingent of U.S. Ma­ Photo Other possibilities are two veterans of Soviet CONGRATULATIONS ir n m m m For the first time in the week of rines, a Boeing 707 chartered by A U.S. Marirfe helps a woman with her child as she awaits evacuation to politics — Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, 74, and fighting that has driven the Leba­ the International Red Cross landed a U.S. Navy sixth fleet ship in Beirut Friday. Hundreds of westereners left Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov, 75. nese army from west Beirut, with 22 tons of medical supplies. It "They may give Gorbachev the important general 156 E Center St Israeli warplanes joined the attack was only the second plane to land the war-torn city by helicopter for naval vessels as the Israelis bombed secretary position but curb him by naming older on the rebels opposed to President Manchester since last Sunday. Moslem rebels. figures like Ustinov or Gromyko to the presidency." the diplomat said.-c^ Other Kremlin watchers believe Romanov stands a MANCHESTER $55,900. lyjW ''' better chance in the succession stakes since "he is of a Just starting or retiring? Consider this charming 4 M an ch ester Real Estate -more intermediate and therefore less threatening room Ranch in excellent cbndition. Ideally located in January inflation spurs mixed predictions age,” one diplomat said. quiet residential area, this home offers 2 bedrooms, liv­ Central location, walking distance to everything, 646-2000 Romanov was linked to the defense industry during ing room & bath, newly redone, with extra insulation, unique 2 bedroom Condo. All large rooms, new his 13 years as Leningrad parly boss. Some Soviet wallboard & windows. A delight to see! kitchen appliances, gas hot air heat, carpeting, 1 Food prices were up 2.7 percent percent. report to climb more than 40 percent in car garage. $45,900. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wholesale experts feel that background will help him win Call for an appointment. 643-4060 prices jumped 0.6 percent in January, overall, while energy prices dipped 1.2 White House spokesman Larry January, they actually went up much backing from the military. as much business inflation as for all of percent. Speakes said in Santa Barbara, Calif., less, department statisticians said. The "But it is anybody’s guess how big a role the last year, in the wake of severe winter Because of the exceptionally cold "Our viewpoint on it is that although increase was an accumulated "cat­ military plays,” one diplomat said. weather that slowed supply lines and weather the first three months of the this is the largest one-month increase chup” adjustment for egg figures that Last June, Romanov was brought from Leningrad damaged crops, the government said year will "be a tough quarter" for in 14 months, it is still a relatively were missing in October, November to Moscow and made a secretary of the party Central Herm Frechette, Presi­ Friday. inflation for both businesses and modest gain." and December as an outbreak of avian Committee. Diplomats say he has some responsibility Analysts from Wall Street to interna­ consumers, economist Donald Ratajc- "We belidve the weather-related influenza had an increasing effect on for defense and economics. dent of Realty World- tional commodity markets have said zak said. increase in January will not dampen egg supplies. Malcolm Toon, the Carter administration’s ambas­ Tji.Y.'f they would not be surprised by some Yet Ratajczak, director of Georgia the overall progress made last year,” Prices on freeze-damaged Florida sador to the Soviet Union for three years, recently surge in business inflation in 1984, but State University's price forecasting Speakes said. citrus crops were not reflected in the predicted Romanov would be the next Soviet leader. Frechette Associates project, predicted the Producer Price For technical reasons, the January index. 2 ' most dismissed the January increase MANCHESTER $85,500 congratulates Tom as a temporary repercussion of De­ Index would end the year only about 3.5 report did not include a 17 cent-a-gallon The weather also was a factor in An admirable combination of living and comfort can be Tolland percent higher than at the start of the increase in heating oil prices that could sending pork prices up 9.2 percent yours with this 7 room Raised Ranch. This lovely home Vernon line. Lovely 7 room Raised Ranch. 3 bed­ cember's frigid weather. The rate of increase for everything year. have taken the index even higher. because producers slowed deliveries features 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dining room, living room, rooms, large kitchen, family room, fireplace, built Benoit on an outstand­ PRICE JUST REDUCED However, department analysts said when frigid weather kept down hog Lincoln’s Birthday fireplaced family room and very private selling. Call our ins. large Inground pool, large lot. $89,900. Nicely decorated 5 room Ranch. besides food and energy remained at Last year’s 0.6 percent increase was Manchester office for details. 643-4060 ing year in 1983. 0.2 percent a month, the average for the a 19-year low. January's increase the report also greatly exaggerated weights. Prices for beef and chicken New kitchen floor and cabinets. past year and a clear sign that matched the 1983 yearly figure and was changes in^egg prices, without which also went up in January, but not by as Sunday, Feb. 12, Is Lincoln’s Birthday. Many Newer Thermopane windows, fundamental inflationary pressures more than in any single month since an the index change would have been much as in December. Institutions will observe the holiday on U&R REALTY CO. R EA LTY W ORLD# — Frechette Associates carpeting, heating system and are not building in the economy, identical jump in November 1982. about one-third lower. Fuel prices showed their sixth Monday. - FREE 497 BucMand Road. PO Box 623 December's increase was a revised 0.1 While egg prices appeared from the decline in the last seven months. MARKET South Windsor. CT 06074 roof. Owner anxious. $56,900.— analysts said. MUNICIPAL OFFICES: All town offices In 843-2692 Bus (203) 644-3481 fn R E A L E S T A T E S ER V IC ES e v a l u a t io n Manchester, Andover, Bolton and Coventry Robert D. Murdock, ReaNor REALTY WORLD. Etch cYfice rnoepenMrifr DW.1M end opefa'to 223 Eat! Center St., Manchester 643-4060 ^ will be closed Monday. STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICES: All state Wreckage of plane is found near bodies offices will be closed Monday. Federal offices will be open Monday. TEMPLETON, Mass. (UPI) - The plane to begin with it was really MAIL: Post offices will have regular window D.W. FISH REALTY CO. wreckage of a small plane missing for pathetic," said Cheryl Wilber. "Some­ hours and mall delivery on Monday. ’ g " '^1^ CaM iy ■ two weeks with four people believed one could have been out there suffering SCHOOLS: Public and parochial schools In OF aboard was found Friday along with and no one would have known about it." Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and Andover are t 243 Main SI., Manchealor 'Jernon Circle, Vernon several bodies in a swampy, wooded She said there were no footprints closed Monday. 643-1591 872-9153 area near the Gardner airport, state near the wreckage. Two years ago, the LIBRARIES' The Mary Cheney and Whiton police said. Wilbers found another plane in about Memorial libraries will be open regular hours No survivors were found and police the same area. today but will be closed Monday. Bentley •’ -4'. were trying to identify the victims from At about 2:30 p.m., police used a Memorial Library in Bolton will be open on body parts found at the scene, said registration number found at the scene WESTWOOD 90’s PORTER ST. 70’s State Police Sgt. Bernard Lajoie. to confirm the wreckage was from a Monday. The Booth and Dimock Memorial Luxurious 3 bedroom home in mint condition with new Home beaullfull Quality, charm and location make this “It must have been a high-impact rented plane missing since it took off Library in Coventry will be closed Monday. The wall to wall carpeting, 2'/^ baths, fireplaced family room, immaculate home worth seeingl Fireplaced living room crash. We have bodies at the scene but Jan. 28 from Mansfield, he said. Andover Public Library will be open regular glass sliders to deck and more. plus den or oflicel ERA BUYERS P R O TE C TIO N PLAN. we don’t even know how many,” he The single-engine plane took off hours today and from 7 to 9 p.m. on Monday. said. without filing a flight plan and a BANKS: Most banks will be open regular A special vehicle designed for three-state search was launched three hours today but will be closed Monday. swamps was called to the rugged days later. RETAILERS: Most stores and supermarkets terrain near the Gardner town line off will be open Monday. Route 2A to begin pulling parts of the The search was shifted to the Pijier Chrokee Arrow out of the swamp,, Gardner-Templeton area after offi­ LIQUOR: Package stores and bars will be Laj'oie said. cials received reports from witnesses open on Monday. A medical examiner was called to who said they thought they saw a plane GARBAGE: There will be regular pickup in begin identifying the bodies, and the crash in the area. Two snowfalls Manchester and Bolton on Monday. The frustrated Civil Air Patrol volunteers dumps in Andover and Coventry will be closed Federal Aviation Administration and who were scouring the area and efforts National Transporation Safety Board to find the plane were abandoned. on Monday. were to'investigate, he said. EMERGENCY NUMBERS: In Manchester, REDUCED 60’t RENT WITH OPTKW TO BUY! $79,900 MANCHESTER $96,500 The wreckage was found in thick Although no official identifications emergency phone numbers are highway, 647- Super V, lull shed dormered cape on Coleman Rd. 3 6 room home with fireplaced living room, formal dl MANCHESTER brush about a mile away from the have been released, Charles Perry, 55, 3233; refuse, 647-3248; sewer and water, 647- bedrooms, I'/i baths, fireplaced living room and morel room plus attached garage. Reallatlcally priced. * The wreckage of a small plane missing for two weeks with four airport at 11 a.m. by Carl Wilber, 40, of of the Brookline area, was believed to Immediate occupancy. Spacious * be the pilot. 3111. In Bolton, civil preparedness, 649-6743. Living on one floor. Large Bright people believed aboard ended Friday when the wreckage of the East Templeton and his 18-year old In Coventry, town garage, 742-6588. ★ New ★ daughter Cheryl. They called the Athol The passengers were believed to be BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. Beautiful 3 bedroom Salt Box Colonial rooms. 3 bedrooms, Formal Entry plane was found near Templeton, Mass. The wreckage and State Police barracks just before noon Robert Brewster, Arthur Herbert and MANCHESTER HERALD: The Herald will be REALTORS foyer, Extra wide hall, 2 baths. Fam­ several bodies were found in wooded areas near the Gardner after spotting the fragments. Caroline Porter, with the woman’s published as usual on and Monday. with open staircase and skylight. 2iull “It took them so long jo look for the hometown being Naples, Fla. 189 WEST CENTER STREET baths, stone firhpface, cathedral ceil- ily rm opening to deck and 20x40 In- Airport Friday. (Cornw ot Mc K m ) , ing, large deck, walk-in closets. ground Pool. Full basement, bath- ______646-2482 1 house, 2 car garage.______t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturduy, Feb. 11, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. SiiluriUiy, Kub. 11. 1984 - 3_ Are you willing to pay more in gasoline taxes and motor vehicle fees Your neighbors’ views: to support a program to Improve roads and bridges? School fair spurs scientific thought

By Sarah E. Hall looked more like cotton candy. Herald Reporter ' Futuristics was another favorite theme. One boy predicted that Molds like to eat oil even better Hovercraft will become the vehicle than sugar, after they get used to of choice, and displayed his own .it. working model made from a paper Twins think alike — at least plate. Another, seventh grader some of the time. Edwin Kenner, won a prize for his And Oxy-fO zaps pimples better solar hot water heater. than other brands of cream. A third built his own robot, No unproven bits of hearsay are copping the show’s top award for these. After months of research, his efort. Eighth grader Gary all three of these conclusions have Chien, who came to this country been verified — scientifically, of from Taiwan just a few years ago, | r v j a course — by seventh and eighth was the creator of the paper R2-D2. grade students participating in the Gary polled 10 “ total strangers” Larry Sack, Manches­ on what they thought robots could Valerie Laurel, Man­ Angus Drever, Man­ Kevin Thompson, Mair- Mark Connors, Man­ Reno Kuirlon, Man­ Dennis Snipes, Man­ St. James School science fair this Beth Jenkins, Manches­ ter: “ No, I ’m not willing do, then set out to prove it himself. chester: The government chester; "N o, I think chester: "Sure, the roads chester: 'Tm infavoroflt chester: "N o, I ’m not In chester: “ I think they week. ter: " I think taxes are to do it. Our tax situation With a sound level rrfeter, he has not done enough on enough money goes to the are so bad now, we need to if it used for the repair and favor of it. That’s ridicu­ sould come up with a few And true to the scientific me­ already high enough. We is completely out of con­ showed that they could both should not have to pay any roads and bridges. I think government to take care do something.” dosen’t duplicate other lous. There’s already different ideas. It’s going thod, at least some students trol. Let's look at spend­ respond'to simple commands and we have been paying forto of roads and bridges.” taxes.” enough money for the to be more expensive to disproved their own hypotheses. Gary Chien, an eighth-grade student at St. James more in taxes." ing cuts, like the pay of recognize a person’s voice — work.” work.” drive to work.” Larry Deptula, an eighth grader, School, devised a working robot for his entry in the legislators.” was surprised to find that Oxy-10 without a computer. worked better than the other acne school's science fair this week. The top prize winner, he ” I consider this a great inven­ remedies he tested. ” I haven’t was among 110 students who put up colorful displays on tion,” he said. heard that many good things about subjects ranging from mold to tornadoes to OTHER D ISPLAYS were just Weather it,” he exp lain ^ in the report procrastination. Peopletalk which accompanied his display. plain evocative. Kim Amenta’s on But his conclusion was firm. ” I the ’’Moire Illusion” showed how a . will now switch from Clearasil to solution she and classmate Sherry seventh grader whose project was patterned screen slid back and Today’s forecasts Combra came up with: Use on electricity, seemed genuinely forth over patterned paper looks UPI What people are saying Oxy-10 and tell all my friends,” he Connecticut, Massachusetts and wrote. layered filters and aeration pumps disappointed that Benjamin like shimmering water. Pulse Or, Kim explained, you can use Repbrt G P O O T P O IL “ This year I intend to show any disbelievers Rhode Island: Today a chance of :Deptula’s display itself was to do the work instaed. Franklin "made one mistake” in lined screens to produce the ’’beat that I have the credentials to be an actress and showers. Highs in the 40s. A chance arresting. Big grey letters on a red Amy Hyland, an eighth grader, his famous kite experiment. W 119S4 Win Ditney r^o*Kt>ons effect" — "asifwhenyou’reriding singer." of showers east Saturday evening background spelled out ACNE said she and classmate Katie He should have used wire instead T h . chances of having a woman in the White House in the 60 s on the highway and there’s two sets is vii^ialfy nil. according to a recent survey at WALT DISNEY — Irene Cara, who sang the Oscar-winning song then gradual clearing during the VULGARIS, and a cut-out of a O’Toole got the idea for their of string, Carter said. Lucky for o( railings, one in back of the WORLD EpMt Center. But, tour out of five participants in the and co-starred in the 1980 film, “ Fam e.” night. Lows in the 30s. Sunday boy’s face showed the dread exhibit on colors and emotions posterity he didn’t. survey say it ultimately ojukt come to pass other." mostly sunny and mild. Highs 45 to symptoms. from 60 minutes. But Amy had a At least one perennial science Herald photo by Pinto Like most of the exhibitors, she ’ ’These businessmen tend tp be — although they 50. more personal motive for pursuing fair exhibit showed up again this Could a woman be alactad don’t realize it — idiot savants. They are brilliant Vermont: Saturday cloudy with A CARD PLACED next to a pack the idea. had put together a book bulging Donald Corriveau. owner of package store at 20 Bissell PreaMent In 1988 or will It take year. with information to back up her at what they’ve trained themselves to do for their a little wet snow and light rain. of ” Fresh-ups Magic Linen Facial ” I remember I had a pink room ’’This is a moldy carrot I got St. is moving his business to a larger and newer store on longor, If at all? visual display. whole lives, but outside that area, my God, Cool. Highs in the mid30s to lower Blotters” invited the less self- ( ’really hot pink,’ she specified from the refrigerator,” said eighth Two girls got the information for John Fitch Blvd. in South Windsor. they’re nothing.” 40s. Areas of fog Saturday night. conscious onlookers to make later) and I kept getting a lot of grader Marino Olivieri to intro­ Yas. maybe 1988 | their display from their own — Adam Osborne, Cool. Lows in the upper 20s and greasy imprints of their own headaches. Then we painted it duce his display on the mossy blue families. No. maybe by 1992 | founder of Osborne lower 30s. Sunday becoming foreheads. ’’See how oily your skin blue, and I didn’t get the headaches and green substance. anymore.” Eighth graders Kelly Anderson No. maybe by 1996 or later | Computer Corp., on breezy and very mild with mixed is,” it said. No-nonsense practiality was the He used homemade bread to and Monique St. Laurent posted Corvy changes competing high- clouds and sunshine. Highs in the grow his other specimens, and photos of four sets of twins — No. never | tech entrepreneurs mid 40s to lower 50s. thrust behind other exhibits, too. SEVENTH GRADER Theresa discovered that mold not only aunts, cousins, and a mother — in California's Sil­ Maine: Considerable cloudiness One on generic foods showed that Riley probably didn’t put off survived freezing and baking in an then chronicled the many similari­ Aa might be expected, responses icon Valley.(Mother with scattered flurries or showers while name brands are more completing her project on why from women differed substantially people put things off, or else it oven, but had a mild apetite for ties in artwork and lists of piace and size Jones) Saturday. Highs in the low 30s popular, they are often more sugar. While the fungus seemed to from their male counterparts. north to mid 40s south. Saturday heavily sugared and not always as wouldn’t have been good enough to favorites from each set. The fail when first coated with Mazzola younger lookalikes were quizzed FEMALE ” I began dancing night showers and flurries ending nutritious as the stuff that comes in win her an honors award. What Donald Corriveau called either, says Corriveau. in public for the first from west to east followed by slow Rain Saturday In Connecticut less flashy packages. But she claimed she is a chronic oil, it later appeared to thrive — on their top choices of toys; the So on Thursday, Corriveau and Yes. maybe 1988 and grew spores as proof it liked his "little store around the corner time in my life — clearing. Lows in the 20s. Becom­ Even tap water was given the procrastinator nonentheless. ” I older ones, on things like pets and his son Michael will hold a grand For Saturday there is a 60-percent chance of showers. Highs are the new diet. novels. from Main Street" is not making it No. maybe by 1992 3 9 % ^ complete delight ing mostly sunny Sunday. Highs consumer angle. am afraid to fail, and I think that if any longer, so he is moving his opening at 53-55 John Fitch Boule­ ;63% and abandon, no. froifi the mid 30s north to mid 40s predicted to be in the mid 40s. Winds wili be from the southwest at 10 ” So many chemicals are used I wait long enough for something it But in the end, the girls found no vard in South Windsor in a 3,400 No. maybe 1996 or later 26 to 20 mph. Saturday night weather wiil show gradual clearing. Lows JOHN WERTENBACH’S exhibit mental clones. Like many other liquor business to a location three self-conscious wall­ south. nowadays to purify water, that it’s will disappear,” she explained, times larger in South Windsor. foot space that wili permit them to No. never 9% flower anxieties.” New Hampshire: Cloudy with will be between 30 to 35. Sunday will be mostly sunny and mild. Highs coming out more polluted than quite matter-of-factly. on tornados was more appealing to exhibitors, they made the discov­ carry an expanded line with a lot ol the human paiate. While the ery that science refuses neat Corriveau has operated the 1,100 EPCOT graphic — Allen Ginsberg, scttered showers or flurries Satur­ will are expected to be around SO.degrees. Today’s weather picture when you started,” complained Other young scientists among imported beer he has no room for seventh grader said his model categorizing — even if it would look square-toot package store in the poet, on the first time he heard the Beatles’ song. day. Highs in the 30s to mid 40s. was drawn by John Papa, 9. of 73 Park St. He is a fourth-gradestudent Carolina Nyarady, a pigtailed the 110 in the fair discounted old frame building behind the Full in the present store, as well as twisters were made of cloth, they good in a display. No woman this decade “ I Want to Hold Your Hand.” The Beatles made Saturday night a chance of evening at St. James School. seventh grader. The prize-tuning personal concerns. Mike Carter, a Gospel Interdenominational wines and cordials. their first American appearance 20 years ago this showers or flurries followed by Church on Bissell Street for seven The results of a recent poll taken at the Epcot Corriveau lives in Hebron, so the month.(Rolling Stone) slow clearing. Lows in the 20s. years since he bought the business Center in Lake Buena Vista. Fia. showed that statewide average. Last year, there were 14.9 new location will mean a longer Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs from make way for construction of the lot. from Lyman Fuller. most peopie think a woman won't become drive. But he is looking forward to “ I don’t like being here just as the wife of the mid 30s north to the upper 40s Terzo told the Herald he is concerned that students to every professional staff person in For most of those years, he says, president or vice president in the 1980s. However, Manchester the new venture nonetheless. The somebody. And I thought I would have a lot of free south. the town will plant only small trees when it town, compared to 14.2 per teacher throughout pegging his location to Main Street four out of five participants in the survey said store on Bissell Street was his time to write, but I don’t. I have to go to parties screens the lot from the sidewalk. Connecticut. seemed to help bring in customers, they thought a woman would eventually become The mean age of Manchester teachers was introduction to retailing. For years and have guests over. But it's for the tenefit of our Terzo was among residents who objected to but for the last year it has not president or vice president. Extended outlook In Brief 42.4 years in 1983, up from 40.3 years five years he was a pressman at the Hartford countries.” construction of the soccer fields in 1982. worked. ago, according to the report. Times. — Zhang Ying, . ^ „ Extended outlook for New Eng­ Screening of the lot from the street was one of He says the days are numbered In the same time period, the number with wife of the Chinese land Monday through Wednesday: the measures they requested. for mom-and-pop-sized liquor Michael was an associate con­ Tree removal scheduled master’s degrees increased from 56.2 to 62.2 ambassador to the Connecticut, Massachusetts and stores because of a moratorium on tract writer with Phoenix Mutual percent, and the mean salary went up from United States, who Rhode Island: A chance of showers A public hearing on the removal of trees at package store licenses. And he Life Insurance Company in Har­ Teacher picture charted $15,803 to $21,201. That compares favorably is a well-known Chi- ’ Monday, clearing Tuesday and the site of a parking lot for he Kennedy Road says the bottle bill and boosting the ford before he became manager of with figures for Vernon teachers, and although nese art, music and fair Wednesday. Rather mild soccer complex will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. The age, salary, and education level of drinking, age to 20 have hurt the his father's business. a higher percentage of Glastonbury teachers literary critic. through the period..Daytime highs ip the hearing room at Lincoln Center. Manchester teachers has been going steadily business, particulary since his Beginning Thursday, the Corri- had master’s degrees, their mean salary was 50 to 60 Monday and 40 to 50 ' Tree Warden Robert Harrison called the up over the last five years, a report released store had come to be what the trade veaus will adopt a new business lower. "The way I feel Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows hearing on written request of Louis M. Terzo of recently by the Connecticut Public Expendi­ calls "a beer store.” Beer stores slogan. They will drop the little 148 Kennedy Road. Harrison said some others In East Hartford, both mean salaries and the now about this city will be in the 40s Monday and 30s tures Council shows. depend on young customers, he store around the corner from Main residents in the area have phoned him about percentage of teachers with masters degrees and this basketball Tuesday and Wednesday. Meanwhile, the number of pupils per teacher says. Street in favor of "the big store the plans to cut down a number of trees to was higher than in Manchester. team. I ’d prefer to Vermont: Chance of showers has been going down, but is still above the Being on a side street didn’t help with the personal touch." take less money just Monday. Clearing Tuesday. Dry to . have the oppor­ Wednesday. Continued mild. tunity to remain in Highs in the 40s to about 50. Lows in Detroit. So you’re " the 20s and 30s. gonna have to get Maine and New Hampshire: Calendars used to seeing me Rain likely Monday. Clearing around, because I ain’t goin’ nowhere! ’’ Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Highs — Isiah Thomas, professional basketball Democratic Town Committee, 7:30 p.m. room, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Monday in the 40s north and low SOs Coventry Football Association, Town Office Build­ Coventry Recreation Commission special meeting. player for the Detroit Pistons, on whether he south. Overnight lows in the 30s. Manchester Bolton youth soccer, Bolton vs. Tolland, Bolton High would became a free agent when his contract Satellite view School, 7 p.m. ing board room, 7:30 p.m. Town Office Building board room, 7:30 p.m. Cooler Tuesday and Wednesday Commerce Department Satellite photo taken at 1 p.m. EST shows a expires after the 1984-85 season. with highs in the 30 north and 40s Monday Thursday storm system centered In eastern Iowa spreading clouds over the Muncipal offices closed Tuesday Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 south. Lows in the teens and 20s. Midwest, Iowa Valley, and lower Mississippi Valley. Rain showers and Human Services, Town Office Building board room. Tuesday Coventry p.m. " I think Reagan has been an excellent scattered thundershowers are falling throughout the region. A band Mental Health Council, 3:30 p.m., Lincoln Center 8 to 10 a.m. president. Certainly he has proved himself to be a Weather radio of frontal clouds stretches from Nevada to Montana. gold room. Monday * Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Saturday remarkably staunch friend of Britain and Board of Directors, 8 p.m., Lincoln Center hearing Finance Committee. Town Office Building nurse’s Building planning office, 7:30 p.m. Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia, talks on legisla­ Western Europe.” tive issues. Town Office Building board room, noon to The National Weather Service room. office, 7:30 p.m. Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Build­ — Winston Churchill, grandson of the late Wednesday Coventry .Taxpayers Town Office Building board ing board room, 7:30 p.m. 2 p.m. UPI photo broadcasts 24-hour continuous 30.00 30.00/ prime minister and conservative member of weather information on 162.475 N Citizens committee on curriculum, 7; 30 p.m. 45 N. Parllam'hni, on President Reagan’s decision to mHz in Hartford. 162.55 mHz in SEATTt School St. Chita shares with Liza seek re-election. New London and 162.40 mHz in Commission on Handicapped, 7:30 p.m., Senior Chita Rivera and Liza-Minnelli (right) shared Meriden. Citizens’ Center. SALE AT the spotlight both on and off stage Thursday in " I just hope there will be another president who Commission on Children and Youth, 7:30 p.m., RAMADA INN New York City. The two are pictured after the will have a much more sensible and intelligent Air Quality Lincoln Center gold room. TheJ^rlborough Park and Recreation Advisory Commission, 7:30 1330 SILAS DEANE HWY. opening of their new show “ The Rink” at the approach .to the Soviet Union, to detente and to f Martin Beck Theater. peace in the world. HARTFORD — The state De­ SAN FRANCI8C(L p.m.. Municipal Building coffee room. 1-91 (EXIT 2 4 ) & RT. 99 — Eric Heffer, chairman of Britain’s Labor partment of Environmental Pro­ Demohratic Executive Committee, 7:30 p.m., WETHERSFIELD, CONN. Lincoln Center conference room. Party, on President Reagan’s decision to seek tection reported good air quality LOS ANOEL levels across Connecticut Friday Housing Authority of Manchester, 7:30 p.m., 24 Queen Anne re-election. Bluefield Drive. and forecast good to moderate HIOHEST Now you know conditions statewide for Saturday. TIMFERATUHES Library Board, 7:45 p.m., Whiton Memorial " I t ’s really about time I got the award." 60. Library. LOWEST PRICES EVER! The Soviet Union is the world’s largest country, — Shirley MacLaine, actress, on being selected Thursday covering one-sixth of the earth’s land area and Designed specially best actress for her role in “ Terms of White death 60 r— LtoiRO Tree Warden’s hearing, 3 p.m. Lincoln Centpr ONE DAY ONLY!! containing nearly every type of climate except Endearment” at the 49th annual New York hearing room. to fill the needs o f tropical among its 15 republics. Avalanches of dry snow usually SATURDAY, FEB. 11th Critics’ Awards. strike so swiftly that even when 70 ^^R A W l/«*,ISHOW IRS aides, 6 to 8 p.m., Lincoln Center hearing room. our customers, the Comment session, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.. Municipal ~ 9asr 3 ^ someone sees the slide coming, [;;/ - jtMOWiRS^ ,fSl* Marlborough there is no chance to get out of its UFI WEATHER FOTOCAST «/ Building, directors’ office. way. But some victims buried Judge’s hours, 6:30, Probate Court. Queen Anne is a Saturday alive have been able to breathe in perfectly pro- air pockets — like trapped miners IRS aides, 9 a.m. to nooii, Lincoln Center hearing Almanac National forecast room. portioned — until rescue workers dug them For period ending 7 p.m. ES T Saturday. During Saturday, rain will be out. The "white death” avalanche, e x p ^ e d In the Middle Misaissippi Valley. Elsewhere weather will charmer, equal­ however, makes escape impossi­ Yalta. remain fair In general. Maximum temperatures Include: Atlanta 64, Andover Today, Feb. 11 and sports commentator Joe Gara- ble. It consists of masses of very ly appealing In 1965, U.S. and South Vietna­ giola in 1926. Boston 46, Chicago 49, Cleveland 47. Dallas 77, Denver 44, Duluth 30, #1 RATED Today is Saturday, Feb. 11, the light, powdery snow. in country mini mese planes staged the first On this date in history: Monday 42nd day of 1984 with 324 to follow. Houston 77, Jacksonville 72, Kansas City 55, Little Rock 71, Los a m o m / k bombing raids on North Vietnam In 1877, Alexander Graham Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office prints or in velvets. The moon is in its first quarter. Angeles 63, Miami 76. Minneapolis 41. New Orleans 75, New York 50, in retaliation for a Viet Cong Bell’s new invention, the tele­ Building, 7:30 p.m. The morning stars are Mercury, Saturn’s rings cannot be seen Phoenix 68, San Francisco 55. Seattle 51, St. Louis 58. and As an introductory attack. I phone, is publicly demonstrated Board of Fire Commissioners, Firehouse, 7:30 p.m. 19,500 B T U Reg. 289.95 Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. except through a telescope of least Washington 57. OMNI 105 $ 9 8 8 8 with a hookup between Boston and Tuesday offer, the chair is now There is no evening star. 3-inch aperture. A thought for the day: Thomas Salem, Mass. Andover Board of Education, Andover Elementary Those bom on this date are under available in a choice of OMNI 15 8700 B T U Reg. 239.95 Edison said, ’’There is no substi­ In 1953, the Soviet Union broke School conference room, 8 p.m. the sign of Aquarius. They include tute for hard work.” relations with lsrael>when terror­ Thursday more than 100 quality All Ktro-Sun ModtIs on Sol*In'Stock $ 4 8 !! inventor Thomas A. Edison in 1847. Library Directors, Andover Public Library, 8 p.m. King Farouk, Egypt’s last mo­ ists bombed the Soviet legation in Manchester Herald country and designer fabrics for ALL ITEMS PRICED WITH Tel Aviv. narch, in 1920, and actor Burt Sunday, Feb. 12 Lottery RADIANT 10 CASH DISCOUNT INCLUDED In 1973, the first American Reynolds in 1936. Sunday, Feb. 12, is the 43rd day Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Bolton ADD $S FOR VISA/MC & CHECK ()n this date in history: prisoners of war were released by of 1984 with 323 to follow. North Vietnam. 116 POW’s were FRANCO 9,600 BTU In 1858, the Virgin Mary is said to USP6 327-500 This is Abraham Lincoln’s flown from Hanoi to the VOL. cm, No. 114 Tuesday „ 4-5 weeks delivery. have appeared to three young girls Connecticut daily KERO-SUN and CORONA WICKS birthday. Philippines. Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, O d y ‘ 2 9 9 at Lourdes in France. The moon is moving toward its ^Leubllthad dally axcapt Sunday Sugosstod corrlsf rotas ora $1.30 Reg. Priced from $436 In 1980, the International Olym­ Friday: 821 and cortaln holldayt by ttw Man- 7; 30 p.m. ^ CLOSEOUTS In 1861, President-elect Abra­ woahly, $5.12 for on# month, SI5S5 full phase. .chntar Publlthine Co., 16 tralnord Board of Fire Commissioners, Firehouse, Notch $ 3 » g 5200 BTLPt to 22,600 B T U ’o S ham Lincoln and his wife set out pics Committee rejected a U.S. Play Four 3449 for thrso months, $30.70'for tlx From The morning stars are Mercury, proposal to postpone, cancel or .Placa, Manchottor, Conn. 06040. monthsand$61.40foronayaar.Moll Road. 7 p.m. from Springfield, Illinois, for Wa­ Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Soeond clots poitaoo paid at Man- rotss ora ovallabla on roouast. move the site of the 1980 Summer Lotto: 8, 19, 21, 31,. 35 chttttr. Conn. POSTMASTER: Bolton youth soccer game, opponent, time and place 17,600 BTU *28“ * shington D.C. There is no evening star. MirlboroNh Conntr; Ban Olympics in Mdseow as protest Sand addrott cbangti to tho Man- To ploco o cloulfltd or display to be announced. aAUTO SHUTOFF >-•« 289.95 In 1937, General Motors agreed Those bora on this date are under other numbers drawn Friday in chottor Harold, P.O. Box 571, 14 MAIN STREET New From against the Soviet invasion of irivartlsamsnt, or to roport o nows Wednesday . NORTH MAIN ST.. R'rE.l. EXIT 12 or 13 to reconize the United Auto the sign of Aquarius. They include New England: Monchottor, Conn. .06040. Itom. story or pictura Idoo, coll Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7; 30 p.m. Vt^iRLBOROUGH OLD SAYBROOK Afghanistan. 643-2711. Oflica hours ora 0:30 o.m Workers Union as the bargaining Polish-born U.S. Revolutionary Massachusetts daily: 4668. To tubtcrlba, or to roport o Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. PANASONIC agent for G.M. workers. to 5 p.m. Mondoy through Friday. Tun.- Sal. I0-S:30. FrI. 10-9: Sun. 1-5:30 20,000 BTU war hero Thaddeus Kosciusko in New Hampshire sweepstakes: dallvory problam, coll 647-5*46. Thursday 'cor6na$ 7 3 » Offica hours ora 0:30 o.m. to S:30 m In 1945, President Franklin D. 1746, Abraham Lincoln, 16th presi- A thought for the day: Abraham 0S3-44-red. Tho Monchstlor Harold Is o Public Building Commission meets with Recreation With Sell Cleening Porous Wick p.m. Monday throuoh Friday and 7 subscrlbor to Unllod Pross Intsrno- “ 23 Years of Promises Kept” Roosevelt, British Prime Ministerr /-^ent of the United States, in 1809, Lincoln said, ” As I would not be a Rhode Island daily: 5828. "Jack­ to 10 o.m. Soturdoy. Dsllvary Commission and Selectmen on improvements at CORONA 22,600 BTU tlonol nows sarvlcos and Is o Q lt $ 1 8 9 3 3 Modal »32PKB Winston Churchill and Sovieiy Charles Darwin also in 1809, slave, so I would not be a master. pot” numbers: 36-10-34-11. should ba mods by S p.m. Monday mambor of ths Audit Buroou of, Herrick Park, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. * STOREWIDE FURNITURE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS leader Josef Stalin ended a week^ throuoh Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Circulations. aAuto Shut Oil ^ American labor leader John L. This expresses my idea of Maine daily: 090. Saturday. Friday NOW long World War II conference at Lewis in 1880, and baseball player democracy.” Vermont daily: 276. Bolton Lions Club dinner dance, Army-Navy Club, aPorcelaln Finish $108^^ Main Street, Manchester, 6:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. f • ' i 4 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb..ll. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturdav, Feb. It, 1984 — ;

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Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Reagan is popular .New England OPINION In Brief state poll shows Richardson seeks seat J a c k BOSTON - Former U.S. Attorney General Jackson vs. Mondale a tricky question HARTFORD (UPI) - A University Democrats lagging far behind. Jesse Elliott Richardson will seek the Republican A nderson of Connecticut poll has shown strong Jackson was favored by 8 percent of th nomination for the U-S. Senate Feb. 19, the support for President Reagan, who state Democrats; former presidential executive director of the Massachusetts Republi­ W a s h in g to n ATLANTA — It is no secret division is there. Tyrone Brooks, cam^ is going to become much leads two top Democratic presidential nominee George S. McGovern by 2 can State Committee said Friday. percent and one percent each for here that Mayor Andrew Young the state legislator leading the more' intense. On the other hand, Merry-Qo-Round candidates despite a Democratic domi­ Gene Hartigin said Richardson had notified nance in voter registration in the state. former Florida Gov. Reubin Askew, is supporting Walter F. Mondale Jack Germond Jackson effort in Georgia, says, if Jesse Jackson makes a big several reporters of the decision earlier in the The poll Friday showed Reagan with Sens. Alan Cranston of California, evening Friday. for the Democratic presidential for example, that there is no score in New Hampshire and a comfortable margin over former Gary Hart of Colorado and Ernest Richardson's entrance into the race could ruin animosity yet among the black nomination. He has appeared at and gains that added credibility of his Vice President Walter Mondale and Hollings of South Carolina. the bid by wealthy businessman Raymond Mondate's side and said alt the leaders but adds that Andy own, the pressure from that side Ohio Sen. John Glenn. In hypothetical match-ups with Rea­ Shamie of Sharon, who challenged Sen. Edward right things about him — all the Jules Witcover Young may be creating "a also will increase. As John Lewis Residents preferred Reagan to Mon- gan, Glenn pulled slightly more Repub­ M. Kennedy in the 1982 election. right things, that is, short of a flat ' Syndicated columnists dangerous obstacle" to his own puts it, “ It would be a different dale by 55 percent to 35 percent. lican support than Mondale, but public endorsement of his re-election in 1985. Blacks sup­ ball game." More Reagan led Glenn by 56 percent to 32 Mondale fared slightly better among candidacy. porting Mondale, he says, “ have perfcent.. Democrats. Longshoremen halt talks In a match-up with Jackson, Reagan Andy Young is not usually got to understand this is a MONDALE has other resour­ The University of Connecticut’s BOSTON — No goods were being moved in is favored by 68 percent to 21 percent. counted as a cautious politician. movement. If you can’t support ces in the state. “ Mondale got Institute of Social Inquiry polled 500 Boston’s port Friday aslongshoremen and waste at Even among Democrats Reagan fared the "souihe—1 credential" he understands, is to accomplish Jesse, we can’t support you.” randomly chosen adults between Jan. shipping officials halted talks temporarily. The But then again, he has never had here early," Zell Miller says. better than Jackson by SO percent to 38 needs to be considered a realistic that without forfeiting the sup­ 25 and 31. The results published Friday head of the Boston Shippers Association said a to confront a situation quite tike “ He's been to Tifton and Moultrie percent. Only among non-white resi­ had a margin of error of plus or nftnus 5 long strike could cause serious delays in the the one posed by the awkward challenger to President Reagan port of Jesse Jackson's backers AS A RESULT, the Mondale and Gainesville and Americus. dents did Jackson, a black minister, Synfuels percentage points. shipment of food and autos, but longshoremen chi)ice between Mondale and in a region Reagan swept four later in the year. campaign is walking softly. Lt. People know him.” And state U P I Dhoto The poll also showed Mondale pull ahead of Reagan — 51 percent to 37 years ago. were more confident of a settlement. Jesse Jackson. So he has con­ Gov. Zell Miller, who is heading Democratic chairman Bert A “Women for Mondale" committe was announced Friday atthe continu^ to be the top choice of percent. tented himself with letting his At the moment, Mondale is U P TO THIS point, there is Mondale's effort, says, "I'm not Lance, officially neutral but WASHINGTON — Congress is Connecticut Democrats for their par­ New Hampshire state house in Concord. Vermont Lt. Gov. Reagan’s leads in the various hypo­ Police Investigate death position become clear without considered at least a nominal little evidence of bitter division going to make any of my biack counted as a closet Mondale having serious second thoughts ty’s nomination. Fifty-one percent of thetical race.s was a reflection of his making a federal case out of it. favorite in both of these Deep among black politicians here. friends m ad." He would like to backer, says the former vice about the $15 billion blank check it Madeleine Kunin (left) and New York City Council Prpsident the Democrats surveyed favored Mon­ overall popularity in Connecticut. BARNSTABLE, Mass. — A British-born "M y difficulty is that I want to South tests despite the fact that Julian Bond, who became the see Andy Young out front more president has gained acceptabil­ gave the U.S. Synthetic Fuels Carol Bellamy are among the women that comprise the dale, followed by Glenn with 15 percent. Canadian citizen with a criminal past and living Mondale has already received the When asked to rate the president's under an assumed name on Cuttyhunk Island be sure we have a united party at the conservative Democratic first prominent black leader to vocally but understands why he ity to some degree simply be­ Corp. to develop new sources of committee. endorsement of several top Demo­ performance, 56 percent said excellent apparently fatally shot himself accidently with the convention, not after the electorates here seem such fer­ declare for Mondale last fall, isn't. "H e's for Mondale,” Miller cause he has reached out to so energy. After nearly four years of crats, including Gov. William O’Neill or good, and 46 percent said fair or his own gun last month. State Police said Friday. convention," Young says. As a tile ground for John Glenn, still says he has seen no evidence he is says, “ but whether that trans­ many constituent groups in the lavish sightseeing and study, the and Democratic State Chairman poor. Reagan’s popularity in Connecti­ But they said the investigation would continue ostensibly his prime competition facing retribution from other result, he adds, Tve been a little lates into work for Mondale is the party across the South. Mo­ highly paid Synfuels boondogglers James Fitzgerald. cut peaked at 58 percent immediately into whether Raymond Coope’r’s checkered past for the Democratic nomination. blacks. Veteran civil rights acti­ Women’s group forms reluctant to be .seen running big question." reover, everyone agrees there is have yet to produce the first erg of The poll showed six other announced after the Grenada invasion. had anything to do with his death. around the country trying to stop But that status as the front­ vist John Lewis, who joined But the real question is whether some lingering advantage for energy from alternative fuels. u Je.sse." runner rests in large measure, Mondale, formally late last that kind of effort is necessary, Mondale in his identification here Rep. Howard Wolpe, D-Mich., Woman: honor Marines although not entirely, on the month, says it is simplistic to either here or in Alabama. And with Jimmy Carter. has introduced a bill that would to support Mondale YOUNG’S TIGHTROPE act is assumption Mondale will win a imagine black voters see that that depends to a large degree on But the problem for Fritz stop further Synfuels grants until Knitters ask lawmakers LEWISTON, Maine — A 20-year-old Lewiston a measure of the touchine.ss of the sub.stantial share of the black decision as "letting a brother the results of the New Hampshire Mondale remains the fact that he Congress has had a chance to sort woman said Friday that she is starting a Bv Steve Szkotak and his New Right administration in political equation with which vote, which could amount to down." primary Feb. 28. If John Glenn out the agency’s obvious problems. movement to build a national monument to is nonetheless seen as somewhat 1984,” Ms. Collins said. “ 1984 will go Fritz Mondale is dealing in the one-fourth of the primary turnout United Press International memorialize the Marines killed in fighting in emerges from that primary still a more liberal than the center of About 100 House members have down in history as the year of women in in Georgia and as much as to lift ban on knitting Beirut. Jody Fraser said she received'a letter of primaries in Georgia and Ala­ But the Jackson campaign is credible challenger to Mondale, co-sponsored the bill. the white spectrum here — and CONCORD, N.H. - Walter Mondale, politics, and NOW has pledged to support from Sen. William Cohen, R- Maine. Ms. bama March 13 — primaries that one-third in Alabama. And the evoking an emotional response in the pressure on Andy Young and cannot rely on a monolithic black In addition, the House Energy seeking the Democratic Party’s presi­ mobilize women behind the winning Fraser, who works as a barmaid, said she wants trick, us Andy Young cleariy some blacks, and the potential for are critical to him in acquiring other blacks from the Mondale vote in the year of Jesse Jackson. and Commerce Committee is dential nomination, ended a week in candidacy of Walter Mondale.” WASHINGTON (U P I) — New moves Labor Department that she was to start a nationwide fund to raise money for the are being made in the Reagan working illegally in a restricted planning moves to curb the Syn­ search of gender gap votes Friday by The Statehouse news conference project. fuels spendthrifts. picking up the endorsement of 550 culminated a week of campaigning by administration and the Senate to give business. legal status to a little-known band of "People in this area had been Unfortunately, these good inten­ women in the first-primary state. feminist supporters of Mondale. They Guest editorials At a news conference to aqpounce the were seeking gender gap votes Rea­ American outlaws — home knitters. knitting for years and not one of us Jury still being selected tions may come too late to save the With multi-colored sweaters and hats realized that staying at home to work . WA • "Women for Mondale Committee,” gan’s New Hampshire campaign FALL RIVER, Mass. — Jury selection taxpayers much money. The SFC in hand, two women from Vermont and and minding our own business was . praise for Mondale's record on claims do not exist or are in short continued Friday in the trial of six men charged in is planning to spend at least $10 Wisconsin appealed to a Senate sub­ illegal,” she said. women's issues shared equal billing supply in this largely conservative the rape of a woman on a barroom pool table last billion by the end of the year. committee Thursday to pass legisla­ As she spoke to the panel, Ms. with criticism of President Reagan. state. March. A Superior Court judge also co.ntinued to Defense spending What makes this rush to dole out tion designed to put several thousand of Pudvah displayed a small pile of The committee was announced by " I don’t think they understand the deliberate the decision by" a-Providence, R.I. the knitters on the proper side of the knitted sweaters and hats, which the the billions particularly outrage­ House Deputy Minority Leader Mary problem,” said Mrs. Chambers, who television station not to give up a tape involved in law. regulations prohibit from teing made ^ T A W l - T ous is that the corporation has said / < Chambers, D-Etna; Mary Jean Collins, unfurled q long computer printout the case. needs trimming it may not submit a comprehensive vice president of the National Organi­ listing the 550 women supporters of The bill would lift 46-year-old regula­ at.home under contract to a company. tions which make it illegal for people tb However, she also displayed some strategy .plan to Congress this zation for Women, which has endorsed Mondale. "There is a serious gender Maine sardines a winner i Mondale: former Vermont Lt. Gov. gap in New Hampshire. We’re talking manufacture certain products at home home-knitted Christmas tree orna­ year, as required by law. This ROCKLAND, Maine — A tin of Maine-packed The United States is not at Madeline Kunin; and New York City about working women and women who and sell them>^ a company. ments, which are not covered by the tagon there appears to be the means that the lawmakers will sardines beat out imported brands costing 10 Council President Carol Bellamy. are trying to get by.” Sponsors smd they would make an rules. war, but the 1985 defense times as much in a recent food sampling usual lack of flexibility. As in have no control over the kinds of Mondale did not attend. "W e’re 53 percent of the electorate; earnest push for the bill if the The problem stems from an anti­ budget, proposed this week conducted by 15 of the world’s most knowledgea­ other years. Defense Secre­ projects Synfuels is pumping its Ms. Collins explained why the we have the power to determine the administration failed in new efforts to sweatshop regulation approved in 1938, ble palates at a famous New York restaurant. by the Reagan administra­ tary Caspar Weinberger says money into. 250,000-member organization broke a outcome of this election,” Ms. Kunin strike down the rules. which prohibited industrial home work " I ’m sure they’d be the best," said Ronald Green, tion, approaches war-time It also means that the projects 17-year tradition of not endorsing said. “ The time is so crucial (for us) to In testimony to a Senate labor and in seven industries ranging from cuts are out of the question. president of Port Clyde Foods in Rockport, may not get the close scrutiny they candidates to back Mondale. Reagan, join hands. We do not want Ronald human resources subcommittee, Aud­ knitted outerware to jewelry making. levels. This is unfortunate and packers of the award-winning sardines. The taste should have if they are to avoid she said, "is a radical, an extremist. Reagan to hold that position again." rey Pudvah of East Calais, Vt., a The ban had been only loosely Even after accounting for former home knitter who now runs her enforced over the years, and in 1981 tlie test was conducted by the upscale "Town and futile, since, as Sen. Sam harm to the environment. Internal “The National Organization for “ Why Mondale? The fact is. the vice inflation, the whopping $305 president is not a Fritz come lately on own business, said she was shocked in administration attempted to lift the Country" magazine. Nunn of the powerful Senate SFC documents obtained by my Women... is determined to mobilize the , gender gap and defeat Ronald ReagaiT women’s issues," Ms. Bellamy said. 1980 when she was told by the U.S. restrictions on knitted outerware. billion budget — 18.1 percent Armed Services Committee associates Corky Johnson and more than the current $258.2 said Wednesday, "The ques­ John Dillon provide a shocking billion budget — would be the tion is not whether it will be example of the ageney’s apparent most the United States has reduced, but when and by indifference to environmental considerations. Saturday TV spent on the military since how much.” World War II. The 13 percent Congresman Nancy John­ THE PROJECT INVOLVES ® - Supersoccer 6 $ - House For All Seasons (S) - Visitando las Estrellas En- ® • News Update SS - sur Trek d ) - MOVIE: ‘Invisible Stripes' 2 ® - We Got It Made hike after inflation is the 7:30A.M . trevistas informales se desarrot- A n ex-con tries to go straight and son, among others, has the peat mining on North Carolina’s @ ) - Hoy M ism o Anfritiones (S) - MOVIE: 'I Cover the - FIS Worid Cup Skiing: (28 American Playhouse 'No­ 9:15A.M . lan en case de los artistes. Hector sacrifices himself for his kid biggest since a 21 percent ( £ - Bullwinkle Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ Waterfront' A reporter becomes Men's Slalom from Borovatz. thing but a Man.' A proud black right idea when she says that coastal wetlands by First Colony, brother who is about to go ff) - Oet Smart (S) - Health Week rero y Juan Dosat presentan este Carrillo. involved in a smuggling racket Bulgaria man trys to lead a normal life in a increase in 1966, during the wrong. Humphrey Bogart, W il­ a 4 percent defense increase whose partners include CIA Direc­ programa de asuntos publicos (® - Bruins Wm-Up and several killings. Ben Lyon, small, racially-bigoted southern* C9D “ Newark Si Reality 9:30 A.M . (3 l- MOVIE: ‘Uar'a Moon' Two liam Holden. George Raft. 1939. Vietnam War. tor William Casey and other presentando noticias y variada in- - Washington Week/ Claudette Colbert, Ernest Torr­ town. (90 miQ.) (Closed Cap­ would be more realistic. (S) ~ Panther .Show fjP ffl - Dungeons and (B) teenagers elope but differences in formacion. Review Paul Duke is joined by ence. 1933. their backgrounds cause prob­ CD ® ) ~ XIV Winter Olympic tioned) Even key Reagan aides influential Republicans. The peat Dragons Games Today's program fea­ After the initial posturing > Vic's.Vacant Lot 'Program­ top Washington journalists ana­ - House For All Seasons lems. Matt Dillon, Yvonne De- 2 - Lo Mejor del Apx (SD ~ New Tech Times B) tures the women's Alpine down­ admit, however, in the words wouid be synthesized into me­ ming for Children.' ( £ ® - Pac-Man/Rubik Cube lyzing the week's news. Carlo. Broderick Crawford. 1982. over the budget is over, the hill skiing, the U.S.A. vs. Norway (B) - MOVIE: ' U d ^ the Lake thanol gas. ® - Fraggle Rock Hour '1 1 :1 5 A .M . 3:15 P.M. Rated PG. of Budget Director David in ice hockey, the two-man bob­ Philip Marlowe, private investiga­ Pentagon will acknowledge m - Davey/Qoliath (S) - Sports 1:15P.M . - Washington Dialogue Stockman, "that $305 billion The project will start out as a - IS) - Popeye and Friends ( is - Dr. Gene Scott sled. the Nordic combined 70 tor, gets involved with murder, the obvious and point out relatively small pilot plant, which e ) - Sports Review (3D ' Hee Haw 11:30 A.M . (B) - NHL Hockey: Edmonton at 3:30P.M . ^ 8 - Fame mater jump, the Biathlon and the graft, and beautiful women Rob­ Boston m en 's and w om en 's singles luge. ert Montgomery, Leon Ames. isn't chiseled in stone.” items that could be elimi­ Viewpoint ISI - Sport Billy (32) - Vintage Baseball Film: (32) - Play Your Best Golf 'The ® ) - George Burns in Concert ( 2 - Newa/Sports/Weather the SFC staff believes wili have The Old Ball Game (3 hrs ). Lloyd Nolan. 1947 Whether this indicates a (St - Thundarr, The Barbarian Feel of a Good Swing.' 1:30 P.M. (2) “ To Be Announced 2 - MOVIE: Authorl Author!' nated or reduced. little impact on the environment. (D - Nine on New Jersey 9:15P.M . (33) “ Pick the Pros Sportwriters ® - MOVIE: 'Stroker Ace' A *CSD ~ Children's Film Festival A playwright is finishing his new sense of realism and willing­ - It's Your Business preview games and viewers com­ (2$ - Spaces But the obvious point of Synfuels’ race-car driver schemes to even C D ® - Professional Bowlers Broadway play when his wife (!i) - MOVIE: The Drowning 2 - Your Money - Momingtown pete for prizes. ( 2 - Wood's Workshop ness to compromise on the $450 million investment isto create the score with a conniving cor­ Tour Coverage of the $125,000 runs away and leaves five child­ Pool' A private investigator is porate kingpin. Burt Reynolds, (B)" Newton's Apple summoned by a southern oil hei­ 9:30P.M . part of Stockman, Treasury Editor's note: On Saturdays, the Power ennobled Abe Lincoln a large-scale commercial opera­ 8:00A.M . ® - Money Week Angle Open is presented from ren In his care. Al Pacino, Dyan Loni Anderson. 1983. Rated PG. Dick Weber Lanes, St. Louis, MO. Cannon, Tuesday Weld. 1982. ress to identify the author of an CD - NBA Basketball: New CD S ) ~ Charlie Brown & - Foro Loco 4:00 P.M . Director Donald Regan and Manchester Herald reprints edi­ tion — and that’s a different story. ® ) - Do It Yourself (90 min.) Rated PG. incriminating letter. Paul New­ York at Denver Editor's note: The writer is an Snoopy (3) > Three Stooges CD CD - N C A A Basketball: man, Joanne Woodward, Tony torials from other newspapers. of life. Maybe such preoccupations “ (The) site has available land (28 - Nature 'Osprey.' Tonight's 2 *- CNN Investigator Report otheis remains to be seen. did about it! His public conduct (£ - Wonderama ** (S) - NCAA Preview Show (38 - MOVIE: Evil Under the DePaul at Notre Dame Franciosa. 1975. The top one is from the New Britain educational counselor at East 10:00 A.M . program follows the osprey's best explain why he never let will always be a model of govern­ for 10-fold expansion of the plant,” (2) ( ® - Amazing Spiderman/ Sun' Hercule Poirot investigates 2 ) (22) - Mama's Family That certainly would be wel­ Catholic High School. He' also GD @9) ~ Monchhichis/Uttle murder at an exclusive Adriatic (32) ** N C A A Basketball: progress from its hatching, (32) - SportaCenter Herald: the second from Scripps m - Kidsworld Incredible Hulk teaches American history. He personality problems (severe and ment based on the consistent a staff evaluation points out, “ but a ‘ Rascals/Richie Rich Sea resort. Peter Ustinov. James Minnesota at Indiana (This through migration to its breeding ® - MOVIE: Stroker Ace' A comed, because at the Pen- League News Service. (X) Saturday Morning game is subject to blackout) holds two master's degrees in recurring depression) or political rather than the crowd-pleasing. great many environmental issues ryi - Christopher Close-Up @ ) - Everyday Cooking Mason, Maggie Smith. 1982. grounds. ( ^ min.) (Closed Cap­ race-car driver schemes to even Please turn to page 8 (T) - Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle OS) - Scholastic Sports Acad. tioned] history. Sunday is Abraham Lin­ pettiness cloud his judgments. In By 1865, thanks to his own strong will require resolution.” The staff * (3D - Tom & Jerry and Friends (S) - Decorative Painting Rated PG. the score with a conniving cor­ (D - All Star Wrestling ® - Newsmakers Saturday IS ) - Buck Rogers ® - Los Suegros y Los Nietos porate kingpin. Burt Reynolds. coln’s birthday. fact, his private torments may sense of justice and extensive specifically warns of “adverse (B) - SportsCenter Loni Anderson. 1963. Rated PG. Charging backwards ® ■> Sports Probe 12:00 P.M. - American Government (S) ~ News Update ( 2 - White Shadow have deepened and matured his impacts on local fishing from plant * ® > Lorax By Or. Seuss The QS - NCAA Basketball: contact with the great Frederick ® - Wrestling 0 ) - Wrestling - Preeemel character, a possibility affirmed Lorax struggles to save his Truf- (X) - MOVIE: 'Victory at - No Empujen Viltanova at Pittsburgh Douglass, Lincoln was supporting discharges and/or mining runoff.” fula trees. (S) - Nows Update Entebbe* A daring Israeli rescue ( 2 - MOVIE: 'Hanover Street' President Reagan and his Perdicaris, Roosevelt (S{) - N C A A Basketball: Virginia 6:30 P.M. ® - MOVIE; The Marcus- By Joseph W. Duffy by ancient mysticism and modern It’s not weekend anglers they’re raid on the Ugandan Airport in Caught in a bombing raid on Lon­ full civic equality for ex-slavec. ^ O il -* Pumpkin Creek (S) - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ at Louisville Nelson Murders' A black youth aides have used a lot of words showed Hood a draft of a long July, 1976, frees hostages held don in 1943, an American pilot (X) CE) - C B S News psychiatry alike. Even before his Though he never got the chance to talking about. The wetlands that ' ® - Spiderman hood - Wall Street Week Louis confesses to the murder of two by terrorists. Kirk Douglas, Ri­ (B) and a married English nurse must d ) ® - News — not very convincingly — to cable’'about to be sent to the He is our most written-about (S) - Motorweek Rukeyser analyzes the '60s with a young women, then claims that 1861 inauguration beside the unfin­ alter his thinking on racial inter­ would be affected by the peat ® - News/Sports/Weather chard Dreyfuss. Helen Hayes. An­ choose between desio and weekly review of economic and d ) - In Seaich of... his confession is the result of explain the Marine pullout U.S. Consul-General in Mo­ president and the closest thing we ished Capitol building of a divided thony Hopkins. Burt Lancaster, honor. Harrison Ford, Lesley- marriage, the 19th-century martyr project provide a livelihood for ^ ® (2^ - Flintstone Funnies 10:15A.M . investment matters. being beaten by policemen. Telly Elizabeth Taylor. Anne Down, Christopher Plum­ IS) - Pinnacle from Beirut as anything but a rocco on how to negotiate have to an American secular saint. nation, Lincoln knew that a monop­ 23,000 commercial fishermen and - Sesame Street (Closed ® - Media Watch Savalas. Marjoe Qortner, Gene president probably had fewer 2:00 P.M . mer. 1979. Rated PG. ® - N BC News In spite of all the printer's ink oly on righteousness wasn’teasy to Captioned] (T) - Dance Show Woodbury. 1973. U.S. retreat. with Raisuli. prejudices by his death than many associated workers. ' 10:30 A.M . - Catalogue ® - Newemakera - Chapulin Colorado CiD - DiakitU CD CD - N C A A Basketball: 2 - Naws/Sports/Weather spilled over him, Abraham Lincoln manage. Good men in the wrong Noting that the wetlands are C D ( £ - Bugs Bunny/Road Brigham Young vs. George­ They need the help of an today! His humane beliefs were a m - Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew ® - Pelicula: 'El Escandalo' & - Masterpiece Theatre 'The What did Hood think of the has stood up well under years of have to be treated with patience . (S) - From the Editor's Desk Runner Show town Irish R.M.' Yeates wants to buy 2 ® - Diff'rent Strokes Edwin M. Hood. triumph of soul over upbringing. “ environmentally sensitive,” the Mysteries S K - Entertainment This W eek . When Maggie flees after an argu­ historical scrutiny. And when the and charity. For recognizing this 8:15A.M . ( D - Littles CD - Starsky and Hutch Philippa a horse and the Major proposed cable? Roosevelt Content to let God be God — “ the staff cited an independent study QD ~ Big East Basketball ® - NCAA BnkMb.ll: finds himself caught up in one of ment with Mr. Drummond, Phil Hood was a distingjjjshed legends spun by admirers were ( B - Instructional (3D - Three Stooges (3D “ Abbott and Costello and the kids take off to get her asked. subtle truth in his Civil War Almighty has his own purposes,” that warned; “ A large-scale peat (32) ~ World Sportsman Providence at Boston College Flurry's schemas. (60 min.) diplomatic correspondent ur­ (32) - Coll. Basketball Report (S2 - Wild. Wild West back. peeled away, we found they dealings, he was often ridiculed by harvesting operation has the po­ 8:30A.M . ® - Woman Watch ® - Magic of Oil PNnting (Closed Captioned) “ Too long,” said Hood. he would remark — Lincoln was ~ MOVIE: 'The Bridge On gently summoned to the weren’t even necessary. The *** Q } * Saturday Supercede ® - News Update (2 party and press who mistook his hectored by the smug of his day tential for impacting local air CS) (3$ - Pee-Wee Herman Show (38 - Dr. Gene Scott 4:15 P.M. 7:00P.M . the River Kwai’ A hardened, re­ "And what would you & - MOVIE: 'The Wilderness greatness of the real Lincoln ' - America's Top Ten ® • Counblown to '84 Today's ® - N C A A Basketball: ® - Sport. f P - Agronaky ft Co solute British officer, who is a White House by President generosity for weakness. The who claimed more intimacy with quality, water quality and biologi­ Family' A family (aces a rocky say?” program features weekly prev­ Providence at Boston College captive of the Japanese, drives remained and is still fresh as fD - Meet the Mayors road to survival in the Rockies (D “ Welcome Back Kotter Theodore Roosevelt on June abuse failed to break a will the divine will. He was hounded by cal systems.” iews and profiles of the 1964 4:30 P.M. his men to build a bridge as ther­ (3D - Herald of Truth ® - News/Sporta/Weather when they abandon the urban rat spring rain. His rustic statesman­ grounded in the conviction that he Olympics. O - MOVIE; Daffy Duck’. ( p - Feme apy. WiHiam Holden, Alec Guin­ 22, 1904 to help solve another “Perdicaris alive or Rai­ his own ’Moral M ajority.’ race for life in the wilderness. ship is more pertinent to our age (32) - 1983-84 Ford College (Q) - Business of Management Movla: FantaMlc lalamT Daffy (D 2 - Muppet Show ness, Jack Hawkins. 1957. could not be all things to all men DUST EMISSIONS ALONE ® - Style With Elsa Klensch Robert Logan. 1975. Rated G. diplomatic dilemma. suli dead.” Cheerleading Championship (23) - What's Happening finds hImseH on a tropical island i P - N e w a than the seasonal lip-service of and do his job! It’s a lesson every What can Abraham Lincoln’s life * Coverage of this national cham- ® ® " Alvin 8i the (22) - Here's to Your Health from the synthesizing factory (B) - Sesame Street (Closed where the wildest drsams come It seems that a gang of Roosevelt hooted — and patriotic oratory. pionship is presented from Mono- Chipmunks GD - Dance Fever (2 - Great Chefa/San public official today ought to say to us across the divide of time? could push air quality over the Captioned] (S) - Futbol Intemacional: true. Animated. 1963. Rated G. r .• lulu. Hawaii. (60 min.) Francisco Moroccan bandits led by a sent the five-word cable. The There is nothing flashy about our & - Electric Company Portugal vs. USSR QS - Radio 1990 Today’s pro­ - Dragnet Hour contemplate. Very much indeed! It’s a look at danger level, according to SFC 12:30P;M . w Concierto Raisuli had abducted an 14th president, just a story of ' MOVIE: 'Liar's Moon'Two - Rancho Pajaro Amarillo (B) - New literacy gram looks at the hottest trends 2 - Solid Gold N EV ER CRY day after it arrived, Perdica­ On the thorny matter of slavery, presidential power that ennobled staff documents. Expanding the teenagers elope but differences in MOVIE; 'Odd' A n English- I® - MOVIE: ‘The Great G D - BenJI/Zax/Alian Prince and performers in the world of 2 - News Update simple virtue and vast tangling 2:15 P.M . man and some international WOLFED American citizen named Ion ris was released. the railsplitter president was at­ rather than cornipted its holder. operation as planned would spew their backgrounds cause prob* A m ^ ca n Beauty Contest* Re ® - 'You!' Mag. for Women entertainment. 2 - Inside Story 'Black Pols/ investors plan to flood an entire with bewildering social change. Would that modem chief execu­ lems. Matt Dillon. Yvonne De- vatry of female contestants for a (S) - Health Week ® - Big Story -SHOWN AT: tacked for his caution, once called unsafe quantities of sulphur diox­ Carlo, Broderick Crawford. 1982. (S) ~ CNN S p e ^ Report White Press.' Black mayors talk gold mine in Africa, thus rigging coveted beauty title is threatened 1:10-320-520-7^5-945-1140 The struggle was painful for both by an angry woman “ an ass forthe tives heed it, with the nuclear 2:30 P.M. I S I - Sp acn about political coverage from a the gold market for their own ide into the air. Rated PG. by a scandal which implicates a (8) - 'Thundarrf] largely white press. gain. Roger Moore. Susannah the man and his historical mo­ Slave Power to ride! ” No extrem­ variable their own mantle carries! In addition, runoff from the peat judge, a former winner and one of l a - Businesa^of Management (3D - MOVIE: 'Hair' The screen IS) - Everyday Cooking ! ‘ (39 ■ Scholastic Sports Acad. version of the smash Broadway York, Ray Milland. 1973. ment. N ever claiming personal ist, Lincoln waited till 1863 to begin And just how was such a civilized the finalists. Eleanor Parker, Bob a - Wrestling 5:00 P.M . IS I - El MalsRcIo Y E N T L ^ mining would increase mercury * Z ® > Superman/Aquaman/ hit that captured the mood of the B ) - Monty Python Flying infallibility and surrounded in his Cummings. Barbi Denton. 1972 ® - Taking Advantage its end, and by then his reasons for mind as Lincoln’s fashioned from levels in the water and poison the 1 - Batman IS) ~ This Week In Hockey Age of Aquarius in music and CS) - MlaakHi: ImposaiUe Circus Wa'shington D.C. by some colossal - Let's Go Bowlirtg dance. John Savage, Beverly 8 1 - M*A*S*H the Emancipation were purely the clay and timber of the fish, while solid wastes produced t ® -Blg Story 1:00P.M . d ) ® - Wide WofItf of Sports 8:30 P.M. iaM:10-7fl06$0-1ljO iB) - Woodwright's Shop D'Angelo. 1979 m i - At The Movtas egos, Lincoln humbly confessed practical. Even now, the presi­ American frontier? Part of the ''' (8) ® - Shirt Tales GE) - Top 4 0 V I d n by the plant could leak cyanide Into 11:00 A.M . Q D - Fame ® - Crossfire fp CD “ Buga Bunny's ” to being more controlled by dent’s delay in abolishing Ameri­ answer lies in what can also rescue the ground water,. the staff * «< @ - Burbujas Programs infantil (D - New Fat Albert Show CH) - Little House on the Prairie ■ 7:15 P.M. Valentine SCARFACE CE) ( 9 - XIV Winter Olympk: (2$ - Here's to Your Health events ” than anything else. We our own faltering educational producido en Mexico. G Q - MOVIE: 'Tarzan, The Ape (3S - USA Cartoons ® - Sports Saturday CD - Hawaii Fiva-O ca's historic sin of human bondage warned. Games Today's program fea­ ~ New Literacy ( 8 - That Teen Show Man' Two Englishmen and a girl (B) - Battlestar Qelectica [R] aren’t the only society whose past causes some to question his systems — books! Lincoln cut his Despite the risks, the Arm y tures the women’s Alpine down­ 7:30 P.M . 2 - NFL'a Greatest Momenta fresh from school in England start 3:00 P.M. NFL's Greataat Moments pre­ experience can’t always provide a intellectual teeth on the great 9:00 A.M . hill skiing, the U.S. A. vs. Norway ® - Naws/Sporta/Wsathar d ) - Eyawitnaas Msgaikw IJIM:I67:30 sincerity. Though never doubting Corps of Engineers and the Envir­ in ice ht^key, the two-man bob­ out on a safari in search of the sents higMighta of the 1976 A FC CD - MOVIE: ‘Masked 18) - CHIPS Patrol clue for complex new situations! its immorality, Lincoln took time ^ books. The Bible left him tolerant, onmental Protection Agency, GD - Sur Search sled. the Nordic combined 70 elephants' burial ground coast. Avenger' d ) - AH In tha Family Playoff featuring the Oakland • 1 X ® - New Scooby/Scrappv Johnny Weissmuller. Maureen Raiders va. New England Patriots. SUDDEN But Lincoln’s secret in dealing agonizing over how to save the not fanatical. Shakespeare made meter jump, the Biathlon and the CD ® - XIV Winter Olympic d ) - MuppM Show which have jurisdiction over the — Doo O'Sullivan. C. Aubrety Smith. IS I - Rainbow Wovis of tha with his confused era was an men's and women's singles luge. Gam es Today's program fea­ (E) - New Jarsay Psopla 2 S > Silver Spoons W hen IMRACTig country and eradicate slavery him literate, not snobbish. Black- wetlands, have given First Colony |2 hrs., 30 min.) 1932 Weak d ) • Nine on New Jersey tures the women's Alpine down­ Derek's parents separate, he be­ uncanny capacity for personal ® - Hawaiian Open OoH Cov- S ) - At ItM Moviaa - SHOWN AT:- simultaneously. Unlike his con­ stone’s legal Commentaries broa­ permission to go ahead. Synfnels QO B.J./Lobo Show (32) - Top Rank Boxing from Las hill skiing, the U.S.A. vs. Norway comes upaat when he witnesses (3D - Essence erage of the semifinal round is 2«M20-720i46JI40 growth. In this respect, the times temporary detractors, he alone dened, not narrowed, bis focus of Vegas, N V Top Rank Boxing pre­ in Ice (KMkey, the two-man bob­ ( 8 l - SportsCantsr ‘Olympic to much love at Ricky's house. officials insist that steps will be ® - 'You!' Mag. for Women (3D - Road to Los Angeles sents a 10-round Jr. Welter­ presented from the Waislae sled, the Nordic combined 70 Edition.' I8 l IE ) - All New This Old made the man, but only to be had to bear the enormous life-and- social justice. Lincoln is a tonic for taken to protect the environment. (32) - ESPN's SpocteWeek weight bout featuring Gene Country Club, Honokihj, HA. (90 '' ' O - Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew meter jump, the Biathlon and the ® - Evans and Novak House reshaped by his wisdom in turn. He death responsibility of state. Once those cynical about our political :$i«.My*t*des ® - Scholastic Sports Acad. Hatcher vs. Hector Sinfu^tes. min.) The crusher is this: The whole men's and women's singles luge. ® - Schools MMch Wlta 9:00 P.M. HOT DOG R is an authentic study in ‘grace his decision came, however, “ that traditions. His favorite poem, project m ay be as economicOUy , “ News Update ® > Emergency a - MOVIE; 'UdlM Who Do' (2 hrs.) (B)" Julia Child end Company The cleaning women in financial ® - Fourth EstMs -SMOWMAT ■ under pressure’ as well as a ,.4 ( Q I S - Smurfs ( £ - MOVIE: 'D.VII Dog: T h . (X) CE) - AlrwoH A routine (light slavery must die that the Union entitled “ Mortality” , closed with unsound as it is environmentally (SB) - News Update offices get tips on the stock mar­ 5:30 P.M . Hound of H eir A suburban cou­ I S - TM s la Your Ufa finds Dominic in deadly peril Ia04m"'^1973 concert is commemorated. spirit of the Devil. Richard Crenna, S - Walcoma Back K otter the River Kwal' A hardened, re­ Peggy Mount, Robert M c^ y . stow aw ay. (60 min.) ENDEARMENT po; a statesman. Lincoln was ever u.tiBob Dylan. Leon Russell. Ravi Yvette Mimieux, Victor Jory. “I ’m cute — but am I as cute as Scott Abraham Lincoln of hypocrisy homely hero never dreamed that and by itstinpromlsing economics solute British officer, who is a Harry Corbett. 1963. 6:00 P.M . IB ) - Lawmaksra y Shankar. 1973. Rated G. 1978 2 - N C A A Basketball: ------SMOUIMAT------Hamilton?" pondering the perennial questions when what he said he believed is his life made a fitting answer to the relative to coal,” the SFC staff captive of the Japanese, drives (S) - News/Bports/Weather ' IX) (E) I8l - News 8:00 P.M . Michigan Stata at Michigan - Sesame Street [Closjid his men to build a bridge as ther­ 1464:16-71168461260 of God, the soul, and the meaning carefully weighed against what he question. concluded. I S > To Be AniKHJrtced ® - Bewitched i n - Blua Knight (This game is subject to blackout) CaptionedI apy. William Holden, Alec Guin­ d ) d ) - Chadia Brown Special m - Racing From Aqueduct 2 - News U pdate ® - Ask the Manager ness. Jack Hawkins. 1967. ( 8 - American Government ( 8 - How the West Was Won 'Be My Valanline, Charlie Brown.' MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 11. 1964 — • 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 11, 1984 Saturday TV / continued Weekday TV Cinema

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Warren Beatty, Julie Bad M id T h a U g ly' A drifter, a Compulsive gamblers bet and B - W a l t a n a You rs (P G ) Sot and Sun 3:30, — Dlgby. the Blggett Dog In N e w s their backgrounds cause prob­ (33l - Pae-Waa Herman Show HMHWOni B - Pink Panther S h o w CD - Hour Mogazlm B B-ScoobyDoo CD-Taxi the World (G ) Sot ond Sun 3. CSD - MOVIE: ‘Udy Sings tha is set at the Lake Placid Olympics Christie, Rene Auberjonols. W il­ Mexican outlaw and a sadist ‘ brawl their way from Los Angeles 4:30, 7:30, 9:50. — Oonton - Not Necessarily The Blues' Jazz-singer Billie Holiday lems. Matt Dillon. Yvonne De- to Reno. Elliott Gould, Georgs Se­ SL.- B - c w n o p . 10:30A.M. - All My ChHdtan B - O v o r E o c y CD - Six MHNon DoHar Man (P G ) Sot and Sun1:30,4:15,7. Weit Hortlerd of 1980. Wayne Rogers. Eike liam Devance. 1971 search for a cash box with (BD - Night Flight CD B suffered through life In the ghetto, Carlo, Broderick Crawford. 19B2. 9:35. — Chilly Scanes of E lm 1 A 3 — Uncommon N e w s Sommer, Paula Prentiss. 1980. $200,000 which was stolen and gal. 1974 B ) - Newa/Sporta/Waathar B - C N N HaadHfw N aw a B -U n d s e d o g C D - A H b i th a Fam ily B - Batman CD - PaopI*'* Court segregation and drug addiction. Rated PG. CD - Movla Winter (P G ) Sol 3,4:30.9:55 Valor (R ) Sot and Sun 3,4:30. GS) - Alfred Hitchcock Hour 12:00 A.M. put In an unmaiked grave during - A B C N aw a (8 ) - MonayRna QD-Jokor's WHd 7,9:1$.— TwoofoKInd IPO) Diana Ross. Billy Dee Williams. ( £ >• Laugh-In (X) IB - B Chovo/B ChapuBn B B - Days of O u r Lives & - Wild World of /tnimal* B - Uttio Housa on tho PraMs with Annie Hall (PG) Sot O D - MOVIE: 'Breakheart Pass' the Civil W ar. Clint Eastwood, IS) - Madia Wbtch 3:15A.M. Sot and Sun Z 4:30, 7 ,9:1S. - Movie Mackbre Richard Pryor. 1972. (D G9) - XIV Winter Olympic B-Jkn BNdiir B - Bug* Buony/Porfcy Pig , B - Varied Programs 8 8 - Inatruetlonal B - Condltl Camara Hour 1:15, 4:40, 0:10. — Personal The passengers aboard a train Lee Van Cleef, Eli Wallach. 1968. 2:00A.M. (X) - MOVIE: 'Anatomy of a' Boat (R ) Sun 1,5:35,9:55 with The Mevlct — The Lonely (2 ) - News/Sporu/Weather (B ) - Odd Couple Games Tonight's program fea­ 1:30 A.M. Murder* 0:00 A.M. B B -S W a of the Century Pfograma B - CHIP* G u y (R ) Sot 13: IS, 3:15.4:15. are confronted with mysterious - At The Movies 3 ) - Program JIP 4:00 P.M. Chariots of Fire (PG) Sun tures highlights of some of the to­ B-DicfcVanDyk* 8 - Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- 4, 10:05; Sun 13,1:40,3:30,5, (Q ) SQ) - Yellow Rose Colleen 0 2 - SportsCenter deaths, disappearances and (X ) - Newa/SIgn Off QD - Movie Confd & - MOVIE: 'Hanover Street’ QD (9) - Varied Pwgtama ( D - Jofforson* ' B - Nowswsteh 3:)0,7:40. day's events. (2 ) * Evans and Novak aeda y Sonia Vorhauer son k>a an­ Cinttfudlo — The Secret 7:30.9:30. — Blame It on Rio comes to the aid of a pregnant (3S - Night Flight unexplained accidents. Charles (33) - Indapendant Network New Zoo Revue I S - Likely Stories #1 (33) - MOVIE: 'Battia of tha QD - 8:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. fritionea de este prograira de CD B - Ha-Man B Mostoia/ B - Hogan's Haros* Policeman's Other Boll (R) (R) Sot • — Untolthtullv Mexican woman who is being GD * Honeymooners Bronson. Jilt Ireland. Ben John­ N aw a 3:30 A.M. - Sports Tonight W orida' A hostile planet hurtling CD - FHntatonas CD - Price la Right asuntos publicos nacionales pre­ Univoiso B ® - Mr. Rogers' Sot 7:30 with Never Soy Yourt (PG) Sot and Sun chased by two border patrolmen. G$ “ MOVIE: 'Losin' It' Three son. 1976 - Newamekers Saturday 9 ) - CBB Eariy Morning Nowa 1:00 AJyi. ® - Election Watch towards Earth on a collision IS) sentando entrevistas, noticias, Nsighborhood Never Aooln (PG) Sot9:15.— 13:15, 3, 3:4$, $:30, 7:30,9:30. (60 min.) ^ 9 - MOVIE; 'Black Emanuelle' high , school seniors take on the CD - Straight Talk CD- B reakaw a y CD CD-Movio — Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) C5) - Championship Wrestling (X) - MOVIE: '^ p Red’. A ® - MOVIE: 'Th a Concert for course Is exploded by scientists 9 ) 0 - ABC Nawa TMa deportes y un aegmento desde Mon Oncle Sun 7:30 with A woman loses her memory dur­ wilds of Tijuana where wine, 4:00A.M. MOlYlIng B - Qfoot S p ^ Coaster Price la Right CD - Bamaby Jom s B - En Buses iM Paraiso Sot midnight. — Down of the 10:30 P.M. memaiist gets strange thoughts with rockets. Claude Rains, Bill B (D - Hollywood titulado 'En Pantalla'. Shoot the Plono Plover 9:45. ing the Libyan war and becomes women and car phases abound. GD - Streets of San Francisco Battgladaah' George Harrison's - Ufo of Rilay Dead IR) Sot midnight. — from a twisted mind which later Carter, Maya Brent.,1961 93) (39 - Bualnaaa T in w s on ESP N B - Mr. Rogtrs' Neighbor­ CD - Naw Nawlywad Qame 03) - Incradibls Hulk B - WKRP in Cincinnati Celenlol — Schedule GD - Black News involved in a complicated love To m Cruise, Jackie Earle Haley. G2> - N C A A Basketball; N .E. 1973 concert is commemorated. Private School (R) Sot leads to her murder. David Ham­ IS) - Week In Raviaw hood 1;30P.M. B - CharHa's Angal* unavailable. GD - Wall Street Journal triangle. Rated R. Shelley Long. 1983. Rated R. Louisiana at Lamar Bob Dylan, Leon Russell. Ravi (32 - SpoiteCenter B B - 20 Mimito Worirout CD B - F a m i l y B - N a w o llm East Hartford m idnight. mings, Daria Nicolodi. 1976 Shankar. 1973. Rated G. 8 - El Show do Eduardo II CD 9 ) - As tha World Turn* B-ZUic* W HIIm antlc G$ - Great Standups Mol (8 ) - Best of Gleason (2 ) * Pinnacle GD - Or. 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(X> 9 ) - CBS Eariy Morning 4:30,7,9:30.— To Be or Not to N ow a 9 ) - New B2B.000 Pyramid 8 - Sonya B - Maateia of tha Utihroiaa B ® - Electric Company Showcoto Clnsmo — Sunday TV Be (P G ) Sot and Sun 3,4:10,7, 8 - I Lova Lucy B - litU * House on tha Prairi* Terms of Endearment (PG) CD- Popaya CD - 1 Love Lucy B - Bob Newhart Show Sot 1:40, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40, 13; 9:10. 9 3 - J im m y Sw aggart CD- M ovla 11:30 A.M. 8 - Newt Day Sun 1:40, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. — W In d M r one of their comrades, who re­ to begin a new life. Mle Farrow, Rockin' Mel Slurp (Guest star CD B-Loving l 8 ( 8 - Artothar Worid Sudden Impoct (R) Sot 3, Plozo — Two of o Kind 6:00 A.M. 1:45 A.M. (9) - Tom t Jony CDB-Donahua (P G ) Sot 7:15,9:05; Sun 7:15. veals that he became a pirate be­ Keir Dulles, To m Conti. Dave Thomas), stages a 1960s B - Happy Days Again 8 - War and Paace 4:30, 7:20,9:45, 11 :S0; Sun 12, fD - Kidsworld revival on 'Mel’s Rock Pile' but CD - Agronsky ft Co B - B u R w I n M a B - U ttia Raacala 3:45, 7:20, 9:45. — Scorfoc* cause of a terrible mistake. Kevin B - News/Sports/Weather ( B - Gtaot American Mudd becomes 8 - Nuava Yorit Ahoni (R ) Sot I, 4:15, 7:30, 10:30; CS) - Six in Washington Kline, Rex Smith. Rated G. the show turns Into a bummer 2:00 A.M. B - HBC Nowa at Sunrita (9-ANveandWaRI Homamaksr B B . - Knight R ld «r Michael when someone slips Mel some S B - What'a HafH>oning Sun 1, 4:15, 7:45. — Hot Doe CD - New Jersey Report B - Batman B - Varied Progtama B - Maas (R ) Sot 1,3,5.10,12; Sun 1,3, Nolle named checks into the activities of mo­ LSD and he winds up in an electric CD CD - CBS News" B B - Dream House CELEBRITY torcycle racers w ho have entered B-RompatRoom B t D ayw atch 5, 7:40,10. — Yenfl (PG) Sot GD “ Independent Network (2 ) ** Evans and Novak dryer. N ightw atch O S - Hoy Mismo Anfritionas 2:15 P.M. HOLLYWOOD (UPI)’^ a Foundation-sponsored event. political chief 1:30, 4:10, 7. 9:30, 11:50; Sun N e w s B - Day of Discovery GD - Children's Christian Fund -> B - Baaama Street (Clotad Guilterroo Ochoa. Lpurda* Guer­ QD - Popaya Nick Nolte and Judd (60 min.) 6:4BA.M. 1:30, 4:10, 7. 9:30. — Never G2) - Skiing American Style Journalist Kleber Cantrell 12:00 A.M. Captionad] rero y Juan Dosal presentan este B - Misa Del Domingo 8 - Wall Street Journal C D - N o m 2:30 P.M. Cry Wolf (PG) 50(1:10,3:20, Hirsch will star in G $ - Those Fabulous Clowns (Ben Masters) weds play­ B - MOVIE; Young Doctors QD - Newsc<^ B - Lova Connacdon programs da asuntos pubHcos Former “NBC Nightly News” co-anchor Roger 5:20, 7:35, 9:45. 11:40; Sun “Teachers" for director (B - Celebrate In Love' City Hospital becomes a 8 - NBA Slam Dunk. (B ) - Waathar prssantsmfo noticias y varlads In- (D Cyi - Capttol 1:10, 3:20, 5:20, 7:35,9:45. — wright Ceil Shannon (Karen (D - M O V IE : 'Trib e s' This is the Championship and Old Tlmar's B B - 20 Minute Workout Mudd has been named chief political correspondent of (8 - New Zoo Revue (B - Top Cat haven for the lovesick in this par­ formaclon. C D - In Saarch of... Reckless (R ) Sot 1:45, 3:35, Arthur Hiller at MGM. Austin) in "Celebrity." the story of the relationship between Gama from t^nver, CO 7:00 A.M. NBC Necial reports he will prepare and present for (2) ~ N e w s Update ody of medical soap operas. 5:20, 7:40, 9:50, 11:40; Sun Nolte and Hirsch will - Miracle Revival Hour three-part C TV miniseries a marine drill sergeant and a 9:30 A.M. I B - Independent Network (3D - Magic Gardan Garry Marshall. Michael McKean, flower child. Darren McGavin, Jan 8 - Royal Winter Fair Horse 9 ) 9 ) - CBS Morning Nowa programs about the primaries. 1:4S, 3:35, 5:20, 7:40, 9:50. — 6:15A.M. 9 ) - Card Shofka Nawa Star80(R)Sat1:30,3:20,5:1S, play a pair of high school 10:00 A.M. based on Thomas Thomp­ Sean Young. 1982. Rated R. Michael Vincent, Earl Holliman. S how CD - Woody Woodpockor @ 1 - Laava It to Baavar He will also be on the podium during the Republican C D - N ew s CD - My Three Bona 8 - VIvir Enamorada 7:25, 9:35, 11:45; Sun 1:20. instructors in the contem­ (3D - Sunday Morning son's novel. The drama, which 8 ) @ ) “ Nature 'Big Business in 1970. 8 - Sports Update CD ® - Good Morning 12:00 P.M. and Democratic national conventions and when the 3:20,5:15, 7:25,9:35. 2 ) - Media Watch Bees.’ Bee cultivation, a giant in­ C3D - CNN Haadlino Nawa porary social comedy, CD - Bionic Woman co-stars Michael Beck and (33) - Star Trek 8 - Risk/Marriaga Am orico CD CD CD B B - News ( S - My Thraa Sons candidates are selected, he will prepare and present M o n ch a iltr dustry of great importance to the B - Mumtara scheduled to begin filming “ PopI Goes tbe Country Joseph Bottoms, airs 8 - Dr. Gene Scott 9 ) - 700 Club 8 - Magic of Oil Painting UA Theotan East — Silk­ 6:30 A.M. CD United States, is examined. (60 8 - ABC News CD - Midday - BHI Boggs two hour-long documetaries about them, their parties on locations in Columbus, SUNDAY, FEB. 12, B - J im m y Sw aggart wood (R ) Sot and Sun 2,4:30, (D Captain Kangaroo CD “ M ass min.) (Closed Captioned) B - Gavin/Lott Show 2:15A.M. (33) - Josia and ttw Pussycats CD - Tattlataiss . . 3:00 P.M. and their campaigns. 7:15,9:40. — The Lonely Guy Ohio, this month. CD “ Black News GD Pink Panther Show MbNDAY, FEB. 13 and B - B utkiesa T im a s on ESP N B - R oa ad a La|oa Mudd became co-anchor of “NBC Nightly News” (R ) Sot 2,4,6:10; Sun 3,3:40, (3 ) ~ GunsmtAe 8 - News/Sports/Weather 8 - MOVIE: The Pirates of 1 B B - Varied Programs ID GD - Guiding Ugtit •'Teachers” marks TUESDAY, FEB. 14. B - Morning Btrotch with Tom Brokaw in April 1982 and held that position 5:20,7:30,9:30. — Blam e It on CD ' Ask the Doctor B - Leave It to Beaver 8:30 P.M. 8 - Entertainment This Week Penzance' A band of fun-loving 4 ( 9 - USA Cartoon Exprasa ( B - USA Movie GD - Intpactor Qadgat Rio (R) Sots — Untollhfullv Hirsch's return to the B - Doythno C D “ N ew s 2 ) - News Update 8 - Despedida pirates, led by the Pirate King, is * (39 - Dr. Oana Scott (39 - Dr. Gam Scott until last Sept. 5, when Brokaw became the sole Yours (PG) Sot and Sun 2, CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME GD S ' One Day at a Time celebrating the 21st birthday of,« D 8 - General Hospital screen following his Oscar GD - wild Kingdom B - Chalice of Salvation Schneider turns fifty and remin­ B - Lava Connootion anchor. 3:50, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. — Th e (8 - MOVIE; 'Brainstorm* A one of their comrades, who re­ B - FMntatonas B B - Movie CD - Saint Rocky Horror Picture Show nomination for best sup­ isces about his first adolescent yPung man, in love with a married - Eloctric Company Mudd had quit CBS to join NBC News in 1980 after he CS) - FIS Worid Cup Skiing: B - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ veals that he became a pirate b e -' B B - ’Today IB) IS) - Taka 2 (R) Sot midnight. — Pink porting actor in “Ordi­ love. woman, plots to kill her husband, 8 - Tom ft Jarry and Friends Men's Slalom from Borovetz. hood @1SB4 Compufog cause of a terrible mistake. Kevin , B - B a t m a n 10:00 A.M. B - El Show dal Modlo DIa was passed over in favor of Dan Rather to succeed Floyd: Tha Wall (R) Sot nary People.” Nolte re­ Bulgaria 8 - Slem pre en Dom ingo Raul then feign insanity. Jeff Hunter, Kline. Rex Smith. Rated G. • 8 - Aliva and Walll Walter Cronkite as anchor of "CBS Evening News.” midnight. — Down of the B - Reino Saivaje Anne Francis, Dana Andrews. IB) - Satamo Sttaot (Closad CD - Hour Magazino I B - Hot Potato ce n tly co m p le te d a - Insight Velasco es el anfitrion de este 8 - Woody Woodpecker Dead (R ) Sot midnight. B - Sacrifice of the Mass programs de entretenimiento in- 1965. Captioned) CD - Maks Room For Daddy B - Family Faud M om tlald starring role in “The (2) - Style With Elsa Klensch ( 8 - Afternoon Break Tronslux Collage Twin — m - Jetsons ternacional producido en Mexico, 8 - Mass. Council of Rabbis 7:30 A.M. 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GRAPH CIA agent in Athens, Greece. loan shark to send her husband to hired assassin devises 100 ways like him. In Love* City Hospital becomes a ' * CD “ Hour of Power CD - Austin City Limits college. Barbara Streisand, Mi­ CD - Fame In today's hand we find Patsy Garrett. Ed Nelson, Cynthia to eliminate his victims. Charles CD South Pacific haven for the lovesick in this par-, .1 CD - Kenneth Copeland CD - That’s the Spirit Smith, 1977 chael Sarrazin, Estelle Parsons. Bronson, Jan'Michael Vincent, CD - Six Million Dollar Man ody of medical soap operas* .« expert South playing three 1974. QD - New Jersey Report C D ~ Th is Is the Life GD - Three Stooges - All New This Old House Keenan Wynn. 1972. 8 - FIS Worid Cup Skiing: Garry Marshall, Michael M cKean:' J NORTH l-ll-U no-trump against expert - Dragnet Hour Men’s Slalom from Borovetz, Sean Young. 1982. Rated R. * ^ C D ■* Newark 8i Reality (8 - MOVIE: One Night in the (X) - MOVIE: ’Good Guye Wear CXI - C B S N aw a ♦452 Etest and near-expert West. 12:30 P.M. Black' The participants of a spe­ 8 - Week In Review Bulgaria GD - Old Time Gospel Tropics' The animated tale of a (1 ) - Hawaii Flve-0 3:00 A.M. ♦ 7 South wins tbe heart lead CD ~ T o Be Announced cial PO W rescue mission in Viet­ ® - MOVIE; Folced bumbling lamp dealer who sets B B - MOVIE: 'Celebrity' - MOVIE: 'Adventure' A ♦ 753 with his ace over Etest's c K h i t G$-M OVIE: Playing for Time' nam, now post-war civilians, .are 8 ** Alfred Hitchcock Hour Vengeance’ An American kung GD out to find a wife for his carefree CD - High School Bowl Part 1 Three high school seniors fast-talking soaman marries a. ♦ AK 1096 4 king, leads the jack of clubs A handful of women prisoners in­ nephew, Aladdin. 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Michael Beck, Jo ­ Mitchell. 1946. 0 ♦ 84 VKJIOSSZ 2 ) - Crossfire is invaded by the soul of Audrey 8 - MOVIE: 'Ice Castles' A seph Bottoms, Ben Masters. Rated R. played the deuce and Etest 1981 (ID • MOVIE; Ice Castles' A 8 - Naws/Sports/Weathar ^ ♦ J 10 64 9A9 In the year following your birth­ B B - Meet the Press Rose - a child killed just moments young figure skater's dreams of 1984. - New Serendipity Singers the seven. South knows that (39 - Sunday Cartoon Express young figure skater's dreams of before Ivy was born. Now she is Olympic glory seem shattered af­ ♦ Q832 47 day, your popularity with your - MOVIE: 'Animalympic.s' Olympic glory seem shattered af­ B torn between her parents and the ter she is almost totally blinded in (8 (3 - Niasterpiece Theatre B - Style With Elsa Klenach 3:30 A.M. Etest would duck that first pears will be on the rise. There (39 - Dr. Gene Scott Z .0 .0 . T V covers the Animal 'The Irish R.M .' Sally Knox arrives SOUTH ter she is almost totally blinded in man who claims to be her father. an accident. Robby Benson, - The Athlatas 8 - Crossfire . I T H I N K t P BETTER OOANP/ HOW'S OL' \ GREAT, YER HIGHNESS! U h AT'S A MEAN- club with Q-x, Q-x-x or ()-x- Is also a good chance lor Olympics from Pawprint Stadium. at the Horse Fair on the arm of B ♦ A73 1 ^ ~ Worid of Gospel an accident. Robby Benson, Marsha Mason. Anthony Hop­ Lynn-Holty Johnson, Colleen De- CHECK (X T THE UPPER "KILLEW DOIN',) W COMPETITION WON'T) UX3K1N' SUCKER! advancement In your chosen Gilda Radner. Billy Crystal, Harry Bernard Shuto and Flurry sells 4:00A.M. : 'S ♦ AQ65 x-x. If he holds Q-x-x-x, the B ) - News/Sports/Weather Lynn-Hoily Johnson, Colleen De- kins, John Beck. 1977 whurst. 1979. Rated PG. 12:45 A.M. TORCH DECATHLON ENTRY BRCXJT?.^ HAVE A CHANCE! I'D SURE HATE field of endeavor. whurst 1979 Rated PG. Shearer. 1979. Bernard his dangerous mare 8 - Professional Rodeo from! 3 0 FOR MVBELP' ! ) T'BUCK'ERJ ♦ KQ82 contract is doomed. If he - Jimmy Swaggart B - M O V IE : 'M a n on the Roof' 8 " Sneak Previews Juno. (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ Mesquite. TX holds either of the other (2$ - Electric Company (2$ - Lawmakers ® - MOVIE: Thraihotd’ A A tough Stockholm cop traces 1 ♦ J5 B ) - MOVIE; 'Animalympics* ( 8 ~ Embajadores de la M usica tioned] combinations, a second club ® ) - Spotlight on Government heart surgeon must withstand the the murder of a corrupt police of­ 8 - World Off-ShorC ..f Z 0 .0 . T V covers the Animal (2S) “ Chiquilladas Programs musical presentando la Vulnerable: Both pressure of performing the first (8 - Hogan’s Heroes ficial to a psychopathic colleague. Powerboat Championships . finesse will lose and South AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Olympics from Pawprint Stadium. @ ) - Hogan’s Heroes GD - Working Women musipa y el folklore de Colombia. 1 Carl Gustaf Lindstedt. 1977. Dealer: Etest will be down several tricks. Gilda Radnor, Billy Crystal. Harry artificial heart transplant. Donald 8 - News Update '! Do not be uneasy about partic­ ® ) - Insight Gf) - All Creatures Great and 9:30 P.M. Rated R. Shearer 1979 1:00P.M. Sutherland, Jeff Goldblum. Mare West North Elasl South An ordinary South in an ipating in social activities with Winningham. 1982. Rated PG. Sm all ^ C D ^ D Alice The local dentist 4:15A.M. CD ~ MOVIE: 'The Revengers' falls for Alice. 1:00 A.M. !♦ INT ordinary game would simply strangers today. There’s a pos­ - It's Your Business 10:45 A.M. A Colorado rancher recruits a (SD - Ovation 8 -M OVIE:'To Catch A King*; « 6:30 P.M. 2 ) - Twilight Zone Pass 3 NT Pass Pass repeat his finesse to guard sibility you could make a valu­ GS) ** Heritage Comer band of Mexican prisoners to help j (D - Meet the Mayors T w o expatriate Americans ki' (29) - Je w ish Life 2 ) - News Update IX) - C B S N ew * Pass ^against Q-x-x-x in the West able new contact. Major him find the gang that killed his"^ 8 SportsCenter 8 - Countdown to '84 Today’s neutral Portugal try to foil a (jer- changes are In store lor Aquar­ 7:30A.M. 11:00 A.M. family. William Holden. Ernest ® (8 - SportsWorid Today's ( B - N ew * program features weekly prev­ man scheme to capture the Duke) hand. CX) 8 > Album Flesh ians in the coming year. Send CD - We Believe Borgnine, Susan Hayward. 1972 program features the W orld Pro­ iews and profiles of the 1984 and Duchess of Windsor. Robmt. Tills South led his second CD - MOVIE; 'The Patsy' After (X) B - A B C N e w s Opening lead: VS lor your Aquarius Astro-Graph the death of a successful co­ fessional Figure Skating Cham­ 8 - Wall St. Journal Rep. Olympics. Wagner. Teri Garr. • club, and near-expert West (D - Insight (XI - Mu.ic City. U.S.A. - SportiCentsr ’Olympic median, his production group pionship and Japan Sumo (39 predictions today by mailing $1 Edition.’ 9:45 P.M. 8 - News/Sports/Weather 8 - Media Watch ' i ^ followed with the eight. Now CD “ Jack Van Impe Presents seeks an unknown to mold into a (X) - MOVIE: Eat My Dust’ The Wrestling. (90 min.) and your zodiac sign to Astro- teenage son of a California sheriff 8 ) - Taking Advantage 8 - Album Flash ! came a huddle, followed by (8 - World Tomorrow star. Jerry Lewis. Ina Balin, 8 G d - You r Tax Return 1 98 4 8 - Inside Business (39 - NBA Tonight Graph. Box 489, Radio City steals the best of stock cars from the play of the 10 from (2) - Big Story Keenan Wynn 1964. B - NBC Newe 10:00 P.M. 1:15A.M. 4:30A.M. Station. New York. NY 100-19. a race track. Ron Howard. Chris­ 3:15P.M. By Oswald Jacoby dummy, and South made Send an additional S2 for thn ( 8 - El Club 700 CD “ Jerry Falwell topher Norris. 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CD-N e w s CD Christie, Fritz Weaver, Gerrit Gra­ Montreal falls in love with a '1 of-war" is the start of an old ing the trey, gave his hand romantically. CD “ Barrio Angeles and begins a riotous car­ ^ NFL'e Greatest Moments IX) (X) - 60 Minute* 8 - Jimmy Swaggart (33) - Independent Network ham. 1977. G2) CD French-Canadian anist. Eddie AI-; X PISCES (Fab. 20-March 30) eer as a vacuum cleaner sales­ NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ N e w s college song. away. “Had West simply CD ■ Jimmy Swaggart (X) B - XIV Winter Olympic (S) - Independent Network bert, Cloris Leachman. Vincent! ^ Things have a way ol working man. Abbott and Costello, (2) “ News/Sports/Weathar sents ‘Linebackers - Search and Games Today's program fea­ 8 - Sports Probe In rubber bridge the real played that trey," South CD “ Confluence N ew e Van Patten. Rated PG. out to your ultimate benefit Brenda Joyce, Elena Verdugo. 2 ) - NCAA Basketball: Teams Destroy.' tures pairs/free program figure I tug-of-war comes when remarked smugly, “I would 8 - NBA Basketball: Utah at today. This includes matters CD - Celebration/Eucharist 1946 to be Announced skating, ice dancing, men's (2) - Big Story Portland (This game is subject to expert friends gather for a have played dummy's king CD - Terry Cole-Whittaker 5 ,00 0 meter speed skating, ski over which you leal you have G i) - All American Wrestling (2$ - Presentel blackout) rubber bridge game and and gone down." 4:00 P.M. jumping, men's and women’s sin­ little or no control. GD -* Frederick K. Price (2 ) ~ Nows Update everyone is trying to (NEWSPAPE3I ENTERPRISE ASSN.) (SD - NCAA Basketball; North G2)' 2nd Annual Cracker Jack gles luge and cross-country (8 - David Bowie- Serious ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) G2) - SportsCenter B - Memories with Lawrence Carolina at Arkansas skiing. (4 hrs.) M oonlight This SRO special was ‘Catch a King’ Old Timer's Baseball Classic Your judgment is good today, W alk taped at the Pacific National Exhi­ (8 - Woody Woodpecker G 9 )How To With Pete from Washington, DC d ) - Switch but If you question your deci­ bition Coliseum in Vancouver. Bri­ - News/Sports/Weather (B - Supersoccer sion, too much sell-doubt (2) (6) - U.S. National Indoor (2) - Nows Update (31) B - Solid Gold tish Columbia. B - New Jersey Hispano Tennis Championship could hamper your actions. ( 8 - Robert Schuller (8 - MOVIE: 'Fn>m Here to (39 - SportsCenter shows Europe CROSSWORD 8 - Youl Magazine Special TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 8 G D - Sesame Street (Closed B - Adelante 1:30P.M. Eternity' The passions and viol­ ® - MOVIE: 'Two Qrsves of 8 - News/Sports/Weather Part of you may opt today to Captioned] B - Bob Newhart Show ence of a group of soldiers sta­ CD ~ Happy Days Again tioned at Pearl Harbor just before Kung Fu* Liu Chln-Yung, Chen get something lor nothing, Heung Lieh. 8 - MOVIE: 'Exorcist II: The (2S) “ El Ministario de Jim m y B - Conversation With... (2) - Money Week W orld W ar II are portrayed. Burt ACROSS 3 Chalcedony Answer to Previous Puzzle while your nobler qualities urge Swaggart Presenta Heretic' Haunted by visions arid but lacks thrills; (S ) - New Literacy (8 - Batter Health LancasYbr, Deborah Kerr, Frank B - News Update dreams of flying. Regan becomas i r / A iv^5cinat»ng 4 Golfer Snead you to work hard for your ( 8 - Expect a Miracle Sinatra. 1954. a link between science and reli­ 1 Flying saucers 5 The most 11:15A.M. G9) - M ore Real People B B - 1 Love the Chipm unks rewards. Your better self wins. ® - Dr. James Kennedy 8 - Voces y Carol Alvin becomes the subject of an gion. Richard Burton, Linda Blair, NEW YORK (DPI) — Robert Wagner and Teri Garr THGermany and Portugal that ftjT r I>ou6T IF 7 Noun suffix today, yet you may associate ~ CBS Sports Special To­ Brittany to the year’s big holiday 9 Time division CD cross-country trip with his best 8 - Ask the Manager involves a Nazi plot to kidnap the Duke of Windsor ' 8 Impotent with persons who waver and 8:30 A.M. CD - Face the Nation dance. W o u LP day's program features the Vitalis friend, a cat. Art Carney, Ellen 12 Large fish 9 Band ' vacillate. Don’t let their Ideas CD ® - This Week with David Olympic Invitational Indoor Track G d - Fell ft Rise of R. Perrin The movie will air at 8 p.m. EST on the pay cable 13 Missing CD *- Portuguese Around Us Burstyn. 1974. B - Innovation instrument weaken you. Brinkley Meet from The Meadowlands. service and be repeated on Feb. 16, 21, 25 and 28. 14 Caviar CD " Dialogue 10:30P.M. 5E iNTgpgjYEP IN 10 First-rate CANCER (June 21-July 32) CD - Rqx Humbard East Rutherford. N.J. (60 min.) 4:15 P.M. B - El Maleflcio Miss Garr is excellent'as Hannah Winter, ad 15 Hyperbola ~ Day of Discovery CD - Sports Extra , , . , (comp, wd.) Joint ventures could prove GZ) - FIshin' Hole 'Fishing for CD ® - XIV Winter Olympic B - HaaHli Waak IB - Staraky and Hutch American who is working as a blues singer at her g e t t i n g y o u o u t o f feature (math.) , , Positive word* (29) - Bugs Bunny & Friends Games Today's program fea­ 2 ) - From the Editor's Desk lucky (or you today, provided Arctic Char in Northern Quebec 4:30 P.M. IB - Classic Country uncle Max’s (Barry Foster) Berlin nightclub. Wagner the Intent of those involved is ( 8 ^ Crossfire with Eskimos * tures pairs/free program figure (39) - Ovetion skating, ice dancing, men's (X) B -W id a Worid of S p o fU 7:15 P.M. is his usual languid self as Joe Jackson, Americad Youp MAPPiAdE. to treat the other party lairly. (29) - MOVIE; 'From Here to G $ - Fraggle Rock 8 - Larson Sunday Night 5,OCX) meter speed skating, ski B - SporU Sunday owner of a nightclub in Lisbon. < Do your part. Eternity' The passions and viol­ IS) - Pinnacia 1 -" (2 ) - Sports Week jumping, men's and women's sin -, 8 - David Susskirtd TnMes ence of a group of soldiers sta­ The movie opens in Estoril on the coast of Portugal LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) People gles luge and cross-country B - MOVIE: 'Ditty DIngua 7:30 P.M. & 35 As one 43 Long time tioned at Pearl Harbor just before B - Foro 41 2 3 H u c k X r r y ^3 New York ball serve as your books today. skiing. (2 hrs., 30 min.) M agee' Frank Sinatra plays Din­ 11:00P.M. where the Duke (John Standing) and Duches* 36 Former World W ar II are portrayed Burt B • NBA Slam Dunk 44 Waft Study them and you’ll discover B - Newsmakers gus Magee, a slippery bsdman (Barbara Parkins) of Windsor have taken refuge Finn character p “ “ Mideatt Lancaster. Deborah Kerr. Frank - Play Your Beat GoH Champkinthip and Old Timer'* CD CD CD 8 - N e w s 45 Mild expletive they’re no better or worse than - Odd Couple (32) whokeeps sliding through the fin­ 24 Tooti . . Sinatra. 1954 B ‘W oods and Long Irons.* Gama from Denver. CO the Set from German-occupied France. , ‘5nM?SA*FNER“F0K Dt6iiitodzAawrY»AN'Ma ^ alliance gers of the law. George Kennedy, CD-Off 27 Cable car 46 Bandleader you are. and that something ol @ ) - New Literacy - Fraggle Rock In Berlin, meanwhile, SS General Walter Schellen-’ (abbr.) ( 8 ~ Robert Schuller; The Hour G3 - Those Fabulous Clowns Anne Jackson. 1970 (39 (D - World Tomorrow 31 Unsightly value can be learned from AHUMfeRYAAAM.^RDKT? HAWN'AenEiDeArAr v r o u b z 38 Genetic Arnaz of Power (Closed Captioned] 12:00 P.M. G9) “ Talas of the Unexpected 8 - Hawaiian Open Coverage B B - Barenstain Bears (33) - Odd Couple berg (Horst Janson) is ordered to go to Estoril and try 32 Doves' home Sailor s them. of the final round Is presented Special ’The Berenstain Bears material 47 Irritated VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) - Directions (X) - MOVIE: 'R.d Afort' An ac- - MOVIE: 'Dr. Zhivago' A ® - MOVIE; 'Loveeick' A mar­ to convince the exiled duke to visit Germany, an evenh 33 Mountain near g**”?," (29) from the Waialae Country Club. Valentine Special.’ Brother Bear Intangibles could contribute to cident at a nuclear power plant young couple's fate is determined ried psychiatrist falls in love with that would be a propaganda coup for the NazisJ ancient Troy 37 Small children 39 Strengthens 48 Existence 9:00 A.M. Honolulu. HI. (2 hrs.) ^ ' learns that he has a secret ad­ raises the horrifying specter of by the tides of the Russian Revo­ one of his pstientt with the same 34 Bang 28 Soupcon lOxant (Lai) your confusion today. Howev­ mirer who sends him valentines Schellenberg is told that if the duke does not agree toC CD - Up Front atomic annihilation. William De­ lution. Omar Sharif. Julie Christie. 36 Writes quickly 29 Prepare copy placai er, where you have reallatic ele­ 5:00 P.M. and Little Sister Bear happily single-minded obseaslvenesa he the trip, he is to be kidnapped. 51 Observe CD - Wonder Woman vane, Michael Brandon. Adrienne Geraldine Chaplin. 1965. 30 Rank 42 Radar screen ments to deal with, you should plays Cupid. (R) (Closed C ^ observes in the people he treau. 36 One Barbeau. 1977 (X) - Fama The little excitement there is in this movie starts! 52 K in g_____ be quite successful. CD " Sunday Morning (2) - Week In Review tlotied) Dudley Moore. Elizabeth M cGov­ 37 Redolent 32 Master stroke image - Capo Verde Today (X) - S .W .A .T . ern. Alec Guinesa. Rated PG. when Hannah teams about the plot from her uncle,' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) C D - Make It Real CD - MOVIE: Thii Tima 39 Satin-tiniahad B S3) - MOVIE/Tha Baaat Muat B - Sea Power h r 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 6 10 11 GD “ Robert Schuller: The Hour Forever* An American student in 8 - Ethlople Report: Our who is a member of the underground movement iir 40 Pinch Important objectives can be CD - Oral Roberts Die' A sportsman invites of grup B-OranilssSartaa: 'Romeoy of Power (Closed Captioned) Montreal falls in love with a Children Are Dying Carol Lawr- Berlin. The GestaiM kills Max and in his dying breatlv 41 Women’s achieved today, although you of men and women who have Juliets' a -i i 12 13 14 GD “ Tom & Jerry and Friends French-Canadian artist. Eddie A l­ ance and Art Linklettar boat thla patriotic • may lace periods where this G 2 - SportsCenter Plus been involved in a series of W- he tells Hannah to go to Portugal and ask for help from* ® - V ic's Vacant Lot Program­ bert, Cloris Leachman, Vincent & - Soapbox look at tha history of Ethiopia and appears to be untrue. Persist w - MOVIE: 'Lovesick* A mar­ zarre deaths to spend the night of bis old friend Joe. ; lociety (abbr.) 16 16 17 ming for Children.' Van Patten. Rated PG. Its current criaia duo to d ro u ^ t and you’ll be victorious. ried psychiatrist falls in love with a full moon with him. One will be­ 8:00 P.M. Hannah and Schellenberg end up on the same train^ 42 Started - Superman one of his patients with the same - National Geographic come a werewolf. 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There are some exciting chase scenes through the •yVUR TROJBte (S YO U V E w a l k e d (3N T HATE IT WHEN HE Gehrig you can make a solid contribu­ Captioned] live. (60 min.) (Closed Captioned) 11:30P.M. ® - M O V IE : Ronogada M onk’ aida AuachwHz ttruggla againai 50 Truck drivers ■ tion within your sphere ol Inltu- CD - Star Search CX)-C B S N ew * narrow streets of Lisbon and lovely views of ^ r ls ' THATPeOPLg COM'r SOOFTEN -rnKT '(OUR NAME PRA H IS S T A N D -U P 31 , z 33 B - Nuestra Familia John Liu, Huang, Cheng-Li. ® - Pellcula: 'Nacide para all odda to apara lhamaalvaa from where Hannah stops briefly before going to Portugal! 53 Those in Am ar' daath. Vaneaaa Radgrava, Jana CD - Straight Talk QD - DmM Susaidnd RESPBCTVlaU. SHOULD B E 'WELOeWe." COMIC ROUTlNE5C)N/Vie. ■ ■ BAOITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Oer ® ® - Worid Tomorrow G 9 • Dr. Gene Scott But that’s about all that’s breathtaking in Uile office 34 - MOVIE: 'TI m Day of th« ALexander, Maude Adama. 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Wysomlerski Memorial contributions may be actuarial department of Connecti­ /People •\ FOCUS Louise T. (Guglielmetti) Wyso- made the American (dancer So­ cut General Insurance Co. mierski, 75, of 19 Liberty St. died ciety, 237 E. Center St., She was a member of the White House seeks dialogue Inquires made on chief Friday at Manchester Memorial Manchester. American Legion Auxiliary of Hospital. She was the widow of Rocky Hill, a charter member of WASHINGTON — President Reagan told the BRIDGEPORT — Charges against Police John E. Wysomeirski. Mrs Dorothy C. (Conners') Senior Task Force and the Senior Kremlin Friday the United States stands ready to Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh would focus on She had been predeceased by her Whitcomb Citizen of the Year in 1981 in Rocky work with whatever new leadership emerges in MCC professor studied under Elizabeth Kubler-Ross his management of the 420-member department first husband, Angelo M. Pinto of Mrs. Dorothy C. (Conners) Whit­ Hill. Moscow to cut superpower nuclear arms arsenals and not allegations that might "tarnish the city," East Hartford. comb, 66, of 47 Bilyue Road died She is survived by four sons, and “ make Ihe world better.” Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta said Friday. Born in New York City June 20, Friday at Manchester Memorial Robert G. Struthers and Douglas Secretary of State George Shultz sa|d the Inquiries have been made about past incidents 1908, she had lived in Manchester Hospital. She was born in Hartford P. Struthers, both of Rocky Hill, administration is not ruling out the possibility of involving police, including the case of a convicted for the past 20 years. Before her and had lived in Manchester for the John F. Struthers of Manchester an election-year summit between Reagan and the Bridgeport madam, the mayor said, but only to retirement she was employed in past 38 years. • and Donald P. Struthers of Colum­ new soviet chief. She eases the anguish ot Vietnam vets determine if investigations had been poorly the book restoration department of She was a communicant of St. bus, Ohio; a brother, Thomas "Yes. Certainly. Gladly.” Reagan would be managed. the Connecticut State Library in Bridget Church in Manchester. Murphy of San dlego, Calif; a willing to meet the new leader, he said. “ But it’s A private consultant's report that was sharply Hartford. She is survived by her husband, sister, Christine Kristensen *of important that the ground be prepared in such a critical of Walsh, 67, for his management style She is survived by four daugh­ Benton L. Whitcomb of Manches­ West Hartford; and 10 way that-there would be a chance for significant B y Susan Plese would play a large part in forming charges for ters, Mrs. Douglas (Rosemary) ter; one son, John D. Whitcomb of grandchildren. result in the meeting." Herald Reporter . any disciplinary action, Paoletta said. Walsh was Pierce of Nova Scotia, Canada, Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. The funeral will be Monday at 10 White House spokesman Larry Speakes said ‘In other wars, men had the opportunity to share war forced to retire in December, but reinstated by a Mrs. Walter (Marie) Lombardi of Judith A. Wolf of East Hartford; a a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral the president, who is vacationing in Santa She’s recently awakened from a coma, stories, the pain, the grief. This was denied the Superior Court judge. Simsbury, Mrs. Donald (Patricia) brother, Stephen E. Conners of Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, Barbara, Calif., was awakened about 6:20 a.m. she says. But the condition had nothing to do "M y whole focus is on the management Jacobson of Wilmington, Vt., and Farmington; two sisters, Mrs. with burial in Rose Hill Memorial EST by deputy chief of staff Michael Deaver with injury or disease. The coma was a Vietnam vet. He went over alone and came back aspect," Paoletta said. "I'm not interested in Donna Pinto of San Francisco, Marjorie Bernard of Windsor and Park, Rocky Hill. when it became, “ all but certain” that Soviet self-induced apathy, and a lack of seediness or criminality. Calif.; three sisters, Mrs. Julia Mrs. Jean Naretto of Manchester; Friends may call at the funeral leader Yuri Andropov had died. Reagan actually understanding. alone.’ The city has until Tuesday to convince a judge Forte of Rocky Hill, Mrs. Anna and four grandchildren. home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 was informed minutes before the death was “ I was as naive about Vietnam and the Alexandra Teguis there are valid charges that would be presented Shivick of Windsor, and Mrs. Rose The funeral will be held Monday p.m. announced by the Soviet news agency Tass. after-effects of stress as anyone," says against Walsh in a fair hearing. If no action is Aleksejczyk of West Hartford; a at 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Memorial donations may be Alexandra Teguis, assistant professor of M CC assistant professor taken, Walsh would resume duties Wednesday. brother, Edward Gulielmetti of Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. made to the Rocky Hill Volunteer Soviets sign with Chinese psychology at Manchester Community Burlington, Conn.; three grand­ Burial will be in Rose Hill Ambulance. College. ‘"The Vietnam students brought Rototype may leave state children, and several nieces and Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. PE K IN G — China and the Soviet Union, me out of a coma.” nephews. Friends may call at the Funeral In Memoriam signaling an improvement in ties as the death of Her contact with MCC students, in fact, NEWINGTON — The high costs of keeping up The funeral will be Monday Home Sunday from 6 to 9 p.m. Soviet leader Yuri Andropov was announced, led her to a larger project, which was thrown into a group of G.Is. Who did you was denied the Vietnam vet. He went over with the state's strict environmental require­ morning at 8:15 at the Holmes In loving memory of Robert G. Friday signed a $1.2 hiilion trade pact to increase completed barely three weeks ago. At the trust?” Ms. Teguis says. alone and came back alone.” Doctors refer ments may force a national producer of computer Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a Gertrude Struthers Boucher, who passed away Fe­ trade by 60 percent in the next year. end of January, Ms. Teguis returned from to the group sharing as "the long boat ride bruary nth, 1983. and typewriter ribbons to leave the state, the mass of Christian burial at St. Gertrude Murphy Struthers, 78, China quickly reported Andropov’s death but California, where she had spent almost two MANY VEl^ made a "tremendous home.” company said. Bridget Church. Burial will be in of 14 Oak Hill Road, Rocky Hill, Sadly missed by: withheld comment about the man whose tenure years studying with Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, adjustment,” Ms. Teguis says. It was to Besides group conversations, vets are Officials at Roytype Division of Royal Business Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery in died Friday at Hartford Hospital. Wife, JTanet; saw a continuation of the improved relations that world-known authority on death, dying and their war-tom brothers and sisters, how­ encouraged to express their emotional rage Machines Inc. said increased operating costs are Bloomfield. Friends may call at She was born in New York City Dave and Bonnie, began under his predecessor, Leonid Brezhnev. grief. ever, that she addressed herself while she — rage resulting because they were never cutting the profit of ,the company and a final the funeral home Sunday from 2 to and lived in Rocky Hill for 47 years. Bob and Linda, The trade protocol was signed by visiting Soviet The connection between Kubler-Ross’s was in California. permitted to grieve fully over their losses. decision will be made in April. 4 and 7 to 9q>.m. For many years she worked in the and Linda and Tim. Vice Minister for Trade Ivan Grishin and his specialty and the emotional disturbances of She approached Ms. Kubler-Ross several “ Kubler-Ross feels that if natural emo­ "In all honesty, we certainly do not feel wanted Chinese counterpart, Chen Jie. the Vietnam vets is not immediately years ago with her project on grief. “ I went tions are not expressed, (they) get distorted here," said James L. Snyder, Roytype vice apparent to an outsider. But a condition to her with the idea we’d try to help as many or repressed. If there Is trauma; the person president and general manager of the company dubbed Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder — vets and partners of vets work through their becomes a volcano. Anger stuffed long which employees 200 people at an Alumni Road GOP lawmakers outline plans Israelis warn Lebanon which effects some 40 percent of the g riei," Ms. Teguis says. She called her enough can reach the point of rage. Grief, if plant. JERUSALEM — Israeli officials said Friday if soldiers who fought in the Vietnam war — project “ Living more fully through grief unexpressed, can reach the point that the Roytype and the town of Newington have been Lebanese President Amin Gemayel cancels the has been attributed to the inability to work: assisting the forgotten warrior.” person becomes a bucket of self-pity.” involved in litigation over its state operating May 17 Lebanon-Israeli agreement, it would be mourn. “ I view 90 percent of this as due to Ms. Kubler-Ross “ readily agreed” the for reforming state’s welfare project merited attention. So Ms. Teguis permits since the company moved from West tantamount to surrender to Syria. unresolved grief,” says Ms. Teguis. IN A TYPICAL SESSION, vets are given Hartford in January 1982. Three suits are still " I f Gemayel gives in to Syria on this matter, he applied for a sabbatical from her work at a phone book and told to destroy it with a pending against the company. By Susan E. Kinsman public assistance benefits to the loss of benefits. surrenders rather completely to the Syrians,” GRIEF. SHE LEARNED, may have an MCC. After a year, the project was still rubber hose. incomplete. Ms. Teguis was so thoroughly United Press International cost of living, which could mean a 3 They also proposed setting up a one official said. “ This agreement is to a large obvious cause, such as the loss of a loved A few vets express their rage by committed by this time, however, that she Shubert avoids strike percent increase next year at a community work experience pro­ extent the symbol of some freedom of action for one. Many war vets, of course, saw friends screaming; some cry, some moan, some HARTFORD — House Republi­ cost to the state of $4 million to $6 gram to place able-bodied, long­ Lebanon." and fellow soldiers killed and disabled. took an additional semester’s leave of repeat one word over and over. Many have NEW HAVEI'? — A strike was averted Friday absence — without pay — to complete her cans Friday outlined a proposal to million, Fleming said. term recipients in the. Aid to With the Gemayel government besieged by But they also had to deal with something lived for years with the fear that they could when negotiators for the Shubert Performing studies. index welfare benefits to the cost of The state pays 50 percent of the Families with Dependent Children rebel Moslem forces in Beirut and the M ay 17 called symbolic grief. "The Vietnam vet not control their anger if provoked — a fear Arts Center and the Stage Employees Union living while making major re­ program, with the rest coming in non-profit and public sector jobs accord in jeapordy, Israeli officials are increas­ had many losses besides death,” Ms. THROUGH THE EFFORTS of the two advanced by common public conceptions reached tentative agreement on their first forms to Connecticut’s multimil­ from the federal government. and a 70 percent tax credit under Teguis says. One such loss: innocence. that the vets were crazed killers. contract. ingly concerned over the security of their women, approximately 70 Vietnam vete­ lion dollar public assistance Before benefits are increased, the Neighborhood Assistance Act The average age of the Vietnam soldier But once they have expressed the rage, The agreement is subject to ratification by the northern border — the stated objective of their rans received direct assistance through program. the bill requires the welfare for businesses financing job train­ 1982 invasion of Lebanon. was 18. "It was our first adolescent war,” counseling and workshops. Those vets, in “ gotten through it, they never have to union rank and file and the the theater express it to anyone again,” Ms. ’Teguis Rep. James T. Fleming, R- department tofirst adopt the re­ ing and educational opportunities Neither U.S. nor Israeli officials would confirm Ms. Teguis says, repeating a line from a turn, were able to go out and set up support management at a date to be arranged, Lewis Simsbury, said the package would form measures. for welfare recipients. song by Billy Joel. “They left their says. “ He no longer has to identify himself Lagerval, chairman of the Shubert's executive or deny reports that U.S. Ambassador Samuel groups all over the country for those "take out of the political process Fleming said the Republicans The bill would require at least Lewis told the Israeli Foreign Ministry two day» childhood on every acre.” similarly afflicted. There has been coopera­ as a pariah, unable to control his rage.” committee said. Details will not be disclosed until Ms. Teguis will continue to work closely the annual battle over welfare suggested seven reforms; issuing one annual "cross match” be­ ago that Israel should not react strongly to a The young warriors also faced the loss of tion from Vietnam counselors in outreach then. Both sides met for V / i hours Friday, with the benefits.” photo identification cards to all tween the names of recipients and idealism, or the loss of patriotism, Ms. with area vets and their families. The 'M union represented by Peter Landino. cancellation. centers nationwide, Ms. Teguis says. "It is a serious attempt to find AFDC and Food Stamp recipients; bank accounts and require the Teguis charges. "(T h e y ) had the sense of Veteran’s Club at MCC is open to anyone In The Sunday performances of "M aster Harold How were the veterans helped? common ground between those requiring committees to consider Department of Income ,Mainte- being betrayed by their government, which A major part of their therapy involves the area. There is also a Veteran’s Center at and The Boys" will take place as scheduled, at 2 who favor increased benefits and waiver applications before they nance to put into effect all Leaders want tension eased intensified the-biggest grief — the lack of a 370 Market St. in Hartford. p.m. and 8 p.m. conversation, in which vets are encouraged welfare reform ," Fleming said. are submitted to the federal Republican measures passed by welcome home.” A performance of interest to vets, "Go The Shubert, long a tryout site for the LONDON — Western leaders Friday lamented to talk about their war experiences. Hsrsk) photo by Hudson House Minority Leader R.E. Van government and requiring princi­ the Legislature in the past, includ­ In addition, Ms. Teguis found the vets lost Home, Spec. 5,” is tonight at7:30p.m. atthe Broadway stage, was closed until 1978 and was the death of Soviet President Yuri Andropov and “ They never had the chance to share,” Norstrand, R-Darien, introduced pal wage earners in the AFDC- ing the Medicaid provider fraud trust in people, because the war was MCC auditorium. It is sponsored by reopened recently as the focal point of a expressed hope the new Kremlin leadership will says Ms. Teguis. “ People commonly told the bill, which won unanimous unemployed parent program to bill, advertisement of toll-free conducted largely by guerilla tactics. Trust Clockwork Repertory, is free and open to Alexandra Teguis, a Manchester Community College assistant downtown renewal effort. move quickly to improve East- West relations, the vet to forget it. endorsement from the Republican look for a job each week. Failure to in women suffered, “ because women were the public. Actors and playwright will fraud "hot line” and co-payment now at their lowest point since the Cold War. "In other wars, men had the opportunity to professor, studied with noted death and dying expert, Elizabeth Caucus Wednesday. meet the requirement for several oRen part of the attack ... even children discuss the issues raised by the play on taxi and livery service by Black flags of mourning were raised in Eastern share war stories, the pain, the grief. 'This Kubler-Ross. It would tie annual increases in consecutive weeks would result in were booby-trapped by the Viet Cong and afterwards with the audience. Three arraigned on charges Medicaid recipients. Europe in tribute to Andropov’s IS months as M ILFORD — An Ansonia man and two leader of the Communist superpower, but there 1 teenagers were arraigned Friday in Superior was no public outpouring of emotion in East block Court on charges stemming from the Feb. 3 Parker denies he solicited from capitals over his death Thursday at 69. robbery and sexual assault of an 84-year-old In Peking, the official Xinhua news agency Ansonia woman found bound in her home. quickly reported Andropov’s death after a long State police spokesman Adam Berluti said companies with state ties illness but withheld comment. Michael E. Testone, 20, Daniel Mangado, 17, and Running for president? Take the Rooney quiz William Cook III, 16, were charged Thursday with HARTFORD (UPI) - State ing state government. affecting the states,” Parker said. Terrorists kidnap American the crime. Treasurer Henry Parker was He said all but nine of the • Do you believe in religious freedom? was homosexual, would you appoint him? "1 have not solicited any money. BEIRUT — Terrorists kidnapped an American The politicians will be after all of us from now until All three appeared in Superior Court, but did criticized by a Republican law­ nation's 38 qemocratic state treas­ • Do you believe a person has the right not to be • Busing, "y es” or “ no” ? That is done by the Democratic professor on a street near the American the presidential election in November. Most of the not plead to the charges. The case was continued maker Friday for allegedly solicit­ urers agreed to participate. They • Affirm ative action? National Committee,” Parker said University of Beirut Friday, the acting president' time they don’t talk about anything I ’m interested in religious? to Feb. 26. ing political contributions from have been joined by about 15 • Who do you like better, rich people or poor Friday in reaction to charges of the 'university said. • What’s your favorite kind of dog? Cook posted $10,000 surety bond and was financial and brokerage firms corporations. hearing them say. I suspect all good politicians could made by Rep. Robert Farr, R-West "Professor Frank Regier of the engineering Andy Rooney • Do you make the toast or does your wife? people? released, a court spokeswoman said. He was doing business with the state. Farr based^his charge on a tell us what they think and where they stand on every Hartford. faculty was last seen being pushed into a car 100 • At what age do you think people should be allowed • Have you ever smoked marijuana? charged with first-degree robbery and first- report published Tuesday in The public issue that concerns us in about ten minutes if yards up a side street leading away from the main to drink alcohol in public? • Are you for or against farm subsidies? degree burglary. But Parker, president of the "Our role as treasurers are to Wall Street Journal which said the they boiled it down to just brief answers. Syndicated Columnist gates at about 1 p.m.,” Dr. Samir Thabet said. • Would you try to help or hinder the building of • What about tobacco? Do you feel the same about Testone and Mangado were charged with "Association of Democratic State work with the Democratic Na­ association, was seeking invest­ Here are some tough questions I ’d like to ask the He said the university had not been contacted taxpayers subsidizing farmers who grow tobacco? robbery, burglary, sexual assault and unlawful Treasurers’', said the organization tional Committee in conjunction ment bankers as "associate more nuclear energy plants? about the fate of Regier, a 50-year-old American people running for office. I don’t want any run around. • Do you carry a fountain pen? restraint, all in the first degree. They were being is collecting more advice than with associate members of Wall m em bers" and funneling money to • Do you take astrology seriously? married to a Lebanese and living with his family • What’s the worst thing about you? held in lieu of $100,000 bond. money from investment bankers to Street lor recommendations to the th e Democratic National • Would you go to a chiropractor or an orthopedist if • Which do you like better, chocolate or vanilla ice in Beirut. • Tell me five books you’ve read and liked. 'influence national policies affect­ DNC on public policy issues Committee. you had a back problem? cream? The AUB campus is in west Beirut, which was • Do you think the defense budget should be bigger O ’Neill presents awards • Is it OK for men’s clubs to keep women out? Just • How do you take your coffee? taken over by Moslem militiamen Feb. 6. or smaller? “ yes” or “ no,” please. HARTFORD — Gov. William O'Neill presented The president of AUB, Malcolm Kerr, was • What time do you get up Sundays? • Richard Nixon, yes or no? • Are you against gun control? If I could get the candidates to answer these youth action awards Friday to students and staff assasinated on campus Jan. 18 and the • Are you for or against executing murderers? • If you were supposed to meet your wife in an hour Two-job troopers are investigated • Would you open up or further close down the questions honestly and briefly with no doubletalk. I’d of nine Connecticut secondary schools for their fundamentalist Shiite Islaihic Jihad claimed • Do you think the government should do more or and you were driving on a long, straight, deserted community service programs. responsibility for the killing. public’s access to government information through know how to vote. Of course, if they gave honest HARTFORD (UPI) - larceny and forgery at the tors are also looking into tic, an aide to Forst, and less for the people who can’t or don’t do things for highway, 70 miles from where she was in Cheyenne, "The many projects and services performed by Fourteen state troopers track. whether they violated a the press? answers, we all might decide not to vote for any of two lietenants, Robert themselves? Wyoming, and there were no cops around, would you these energetic and dedicated young people have will be investigated for None of the officers had state law requiring regis­ • If the most able and experienced man for the job them. O’Shaughnessey of North • Abortion, yes or no? be on time? provided valuable assistance to the elderly, to the off-duty work they did approval for their off-duty tration of detective Stonington and William needy children, to the ill and the disadvantaged,” as private detectives for a job, as required by state agency employment. Sydenham of Mystic. O'Neill said. former colleague whose police regulations, said The Hartford Courant The others included "They are truly a credit to our state and to the agency protects Plain- Public Safety Commis­ identified three of the another unidentified of­ FORM 1040 PREPARATION spirit of volunteerism which is so much a part of field Greyhound Park, sioner Lester J. Forst. officers involved as Maj. ficer and 10 troopers of the the Connecticut heritage,” the governor said. officials said Friday. Department investiga­ Wilfred Blanchette of Bal­ rank of sergeant or below. The awards were presented to Bassick High The Plainfield track has Intimidating? School in Bridgeport, East Hartford High School, ^been under investigation Glastonbury High School, the Middletown Alter­ 'since August, when a Frustrating? 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I bn Mar A4A-SEM V IN. PARKING IN REAR A m E p, LEwreay: MANCHESTER HERALD. Sulurduv, Fell. 11, 1984 - 13 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. II. 1984 NeW8 tor SonlOr Citizens Advice Recovery Let’s clarify questions Jones-Hamllton Parents’ love should be both forseen for 'IP about meal cancellation Sara Marie Hamilton, daughter of. Dr. and Mra. Charlea Hamilton of SI Dale Road and Thomaa Editor’s note: this column is pre­ March 3 — Sign-up for 1000 Islands E dw ard Jonea, aon of Mra. Beverly Jonea of.49 Oxford pared by the staff of the Manchester and Ottawa Tulip Festival trip on May Whealon Sepior—Uenter. It appears in the 15-19. Details at the center. St. were married Feb. 1 at St. Bartholomew Church. seen and heard by their kids The Rev.Martin J. Scholaky officiated at the maaa Manchester Herald on Wednesdays Don’t forget, that you may get By Margaret Jackson and Saturdays. assistance in filling out your Income and double ring ceremony. Ray Gloletto waa orgwiat United Press International and Laurie lamonaco waa aoloiat. The bride waa ven Tax forms 1 to 3:30 p.m. every day DEAR ABBY; This is visit some friends in Min­ in marriage by her father. Rene Bouchard of By Jeanette Cave except Thursday. No appointment is not a major problem — nesota. (We are from HARTFORD — Archbishop John F. Senior Center Director^ necessary. This program is sponsored Just an irritating one. My Virginia.) We raised our Manchester was maid of honor. Whealon will probably recover completely Jeffrey Jones of Vernon was beat man. Ushers were by AARP. Program. Tax Counseling husband refuses to kiss boys to aiways say "Yes, from a cancer he has battled for six years David Hamilton and Clarence Kinney, both of Since we have instituted a pre-paid for the Elderly. me in front of the chiidren. sir” and "Y es, ma’am ” foliowing a successfui operation to remove Next Thursday, for our afternoon Dear Abby Manchester. , ^ reservation system for the Thursday I know he loves me, but he when speaking to adults. a rare and malignant tumor, doctors said program, we will have'a professor from After a reception at Ellington Ridge Country Club ' lunch program, there has been ques­ bends over backwards to The people we were Friday. Manchester Community College pres­ Abigail Van Buren the couple left on a wedding trip to Sturbridge, Mass tions by those who have had to cancel. hide it when the children visiting have children “ I think we have a winner,” said Dr. John ent a program on the phenomenon of and then traveled cross country. They are making You may cancel by calling the office, are around. about the same ages^as DeMaio, chief surgeon for the operation, ni giving your ticket number and the date "Cults and Communes.” This is a v ep ' their home in Mt. Clemens, Mich. I think children should ours, and they never ad­ N adding Whealon has a “ 70 to 75 percent interesting subject and I know you wiil you want to use the ticket. On any given dressed anyone as “sir” The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High see their parents express chance of total and complete recovery.” Thursday, those who bought their have many questions to ask him. Be a little affection for each or “ ma’am.” School, Laaell Junior College and the University of Whealon, Hartford archbishop for 15 IX tickets in advance will have priority sure to come for a delicious veai cutlet other once in a while ^ not A visiting neig^or re­ New Haven. years, was readmitted to St. Francis The groom is a graduate of Manchester High School seating; then, those who have can­ dinner and then stay for the program. go overboard, just an loss for a good answer. In flattered, but I know it marked on how "nice” it Hospital and Medical Center Wednesday We hope our good friend Eve Warner and attended the University of Connecticut and celled from the previous weeks. occasional kiss. the last few years I have must have hurt these was to heaar our sons say for his second operation in ten days after Seniors who buy their tickets the day of will have a speedy recuperation from “ Yes, ma’am” and “ No, Northeastern University. He is serving in the U.S. My 4-year-old made me been embarrassed by a women. Please give me a doctors discovered a large growth in his the lunch will be called last, pending her recent bout of illness. ma’am.” Our Minnesota Army and is stationed at Selfridge Air National Guard UPI photo realize that children do waitress, a salesclerk and good answer so I won't iower bowel was malignant. the availability of additional meals. host said, “ Oh, we don’t Base. notice things like that a good friend because I feel hurt tor my friends. No complications arose during the 3>A Meals are guaranteed for those who SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: use that kind of taik — it’s Bishop John Hackett and Bishop Peter Rosazza (right) ceiebrate mass when he crawled up onto iook so young. OLDER THAN hour operation Friday, DeMaio said at a bought and/or cancelled in advance. too military.” in Hartford Friday as Archbishiop John Wheaion undergoes surgery to my lap, gave me a big hug First, my husband’s I LOOK IN news conference. He said Whealon, 63, will Bob Vader held a rehearsal for the • Monday: Closed for the holiday. Abby, do you think it’s and kiss, and said, ‘T m boss and his wife invited TUCSON Fourteen Indian languages remain in intensive care for 48 hours but is hait the spread of maiignant cancer. / Variety Show on Wednesday. He is • Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; the only one around here my husband and me to a “ too m ilitary” ? Or do you in good condition. There are 14 language groups in India, 12 asking that all soloists and duets return 9:30 a.m. oil painting class; macrame who will give you a kiss — fancy club for dinner. The DEAR OLDER: There think as we do — that it DeMaio said a preliminary examination About 300 people including Gov. William on Wednesday, Feb. 15 for rehearsal class; 10 a.m. square dancing; noon huh. Mommy?” waitress asked the boss's is nothing you can do shows courtesy and originating from Sanskrit. Hindi is spoken by nearly of the tumor reveals a “very good” second tumor found to be malignant. 50 percent of the population— with Urdu, the principal O’Neill attended an 8:30 a.m. mass at the from 2 to 4 p.m. We’re all looking lunch; 12:30 p.m. bus returns from What do you say? wife if I was her "daugh­ about what other people respect? prognosis. “ If in a few days, the patholo­ Whealon underwent surgery within the last forward to a new kind of show in April. shopping: 1:30 p.m. exercise class with say, so please don't VIRGINIA FATHER Moslem tongue, spoken by about 10 percent. Hindi is Cathedral of St. Joseph to pray for the FAITHFUL READER ter.” (We are the same gists can give us good news, I think we have 10 days after doctors discovered the third, Please make note of the change of Cleo. search for a "good the official national language, with English the archbishop’s recovery. age.) a winner,” DeMaio said. largest tumor. It required more surgery date for the St. Patrick’s Day party at • Wednesday: 9 a.m. blood pressure answer.” (In this case, DEAR FATHER: Do I “ associate” official language. O’Brien said bishop$ from all over the DEAR READER: Then I was shopping Mrs. Thomas E. Jonas DeMaio said the type of ieiomyosarcoma Friday. Aqua Turf. The new date is 'Thursday, (N-Z); 9:30 a.m. caning class; crewel there is none). Your think it’s too miiitary ? No, country had called to express their concern Children most certainly with a good friend (also tumor removed from Wheaion was rare and “There was no further room for com­ March 15. The registration date re­ embroidery; 10 a.m. Friendship Cir­ sir! Do I think it shows for Whealon. need to witness expres­ my age) when the sales­ friends are surely aware unpredictable. But if it does reappear, “ we promise with this tumor,” said DeMaio, mains the same, Wednesday, Feb. 29 at cle: pinochle games; noon lunch; 12:30 that you are not as young courtesy and irespect? “ There is no question about the fact that sions of affection between clerk asked me how my can stili attack it iocaiiy as long as it does'n’t “ and we told this to the archbishop. We had 9:30 a.m. The cost is $19. p.m. bridge games: 1 p.m. arts and as you appear to be, so Yes, sir! deaths of two ranking pilots in Boston and their parents. And fortu­ "m other” liked the dress I Engagements spread,” DeMaio said. to do something drastic.” Also, make note that the center is crafts; 1:30 p.m. exercise class; bus they may not be as "hurt” New York has heightened awareness of nate are those who can was trying on. The Rev. Edmund O’Brien, diocesan In the 8:30 a.m. operation, doctors closed on Monday, Feb. 13 in obser­ pick up at 8 a.m.; return trips at 12:30 as you think they are. CONFIDENTIAL TO Archbishop Whealon’s illness,” said recall such sweet memo­ Yesterday it happened spokesman, said “ there is every cause for removed Whealon’s anus, rectum and vance of Lincoln’s Birthday. and 3:15 p.m. P.S. The only person I MY READERS: The O’Brien, “ but the bottom line here is real ries. Psychiatrists' again when a friend (my optimism that archbishop will resume his inserted a permanent colostomy on his We wish to welcome a new ceramics • Thursday; 9 a.m. orchestra re­ know who isn’t as Young piece "Teenagers, Go optimism.” couches are wet with the age) and I Went to a responsibility as chief shepherd of the abdominal wall, a change DeMaio said instructor, Sharon Fiengo, to the senior hearsal: 9:30 a.m. basketweaving and as she looks is Loretta. Home,” erroneously cre­ Cardinal Humberto Medieros of Boston tears of patients who crowded tearoom, and 780,000 Catholics in the archdiocese.” would not deter the archbishop from any center. She will begin her classes on quilting classes: 11:45 a.m. lunch; 1 dited to Judge Phiiip B. died last September. New York Cardinal remember only the fights another friend asked if my activities. Monday, Feb. 27. Please register again p.m. program — “ Cults and Com­ their parents had. DEAR ABBY: My wife Gilliam of Denver, was Whealon’s battle with cancer began six Terence Cooke died of cancer last October. “ mother” and I cared to for this class. Classes will be held on munes” ; bus pick up at 10 a.m.; return and I recently took our years when a tumor was discovered during Whealon first revealed the seriousness of Ordained on May 26, 1945 in Cleveland, join her. written by Doris Burville after program. a routine physical examination. Although his illness Tuesday in a letter to priests and Whealon became one of the youngest each Monday and Friday for eight D EAR ABBY: I am at a I suppose I should feel two boys (ages 9 and 12) to of Olympia, Wash. • Friday: 9:30 a.m. chess and the doctors removed the tumor, and deacons asking for their prayers and bishops in the Roman Catholic hierarchy at weeks. Sharon has some new ideas and checkers; 10 a.m. bingo: exercise class believed Whealon was cured, DeMaio said O’Brien said there has been a "m assive age 40. He came from Erie, Pa., to succeed techniques we hop^ you will enjoy. with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. “ in retrospect it was probably not benign.” outpouring from throughout the diocese” retiring Hartford Archbishop Henry J. Again, we’d like to remind you not to setback games; 1:30 p.m. exercise Three years ago, doctors removed a for the archbishop’s health. O’Brien in 1%9. . park your car in the area that leads to class; bus pick up at 8 a.m.: return People who cannot taste the rear parking lot. We ask that you trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. park your cars closer together so that more cars can get in the parking lot. BOWLING SCORES: Hi triple and hi New England’s second transplant single for women — Lorna Kmiec. Men may be benefitted by zinc Other programs and activities are as hi single — Norman Lasher, 218; hi follows; triple — John Kravontka, 568. Feb. 13 — Center closed. DEAR DR. LAMB: I headphones. I ’ve failed to Feb. 14 — St. Valentine’s Day party PINOCHLE SCORES: Harry Pos- read a column of yours convince her she could be at Willie’s Steak House. Transportation pisil, 613; Julien Strong. 599; Elaine damaging her ears. The Boy, 16, receives new heart is on your own. Toros, 575; Clara Hemingway, 572; about taste and smell and thought you'd be inter­ noise coming from her Feb. 17 — “ Roots — Musically Ruth Search, 553; Arvid Peterson, 551; room is awful. When I Speaking” will be presented at the Bess Moonan, 545; Sol Cohen, 544; ested in my experience. I threading a thin wire into his heart through Your Health asked to try her head­ By Gino Del Guercio "The surgery went very well — very Hartford Insurance Group at 7 p.m. Martha LaBate, 544; Maude Custer, had the fiu and was not a vein in his leg, and scraping off a small phones, I couldn’t put United Press International smoothly,” said Mudge. “ Mathew was a Call Jeanette Cave for tick et 538. able to taste or smell for Sandra Jean Hamilton very sick individual.” piece of tissue. more than one year. My Lawrence Lamb, M.D. them on because the Felicia Marie Farr Laurie A. Sieffert and Carl J. information. s music was so loud. Per-' Ochnio BOSTON — A 16-year-old Bolton boy was In the meantime. New England’s first Shelales and Boucher share the same Feb. 20 — Center closed in obser­ BRIDGE SCORES: Helen Bensche. family doctor and my ear, " I f recovering smoothly Friday after surgeons nose and throat doctor haps a word from you heart transplant patient, Gilbert P. doctors, although Shelales had been in vance of George Washington’s 4,760: Nadine Malcom, 4,050; Cathe­ would help convince peo­ replaced his diseased heart with one Boucher, has been transfered out of the worse condition than Boucher before the Birthday. rine Byrnes, 3,840; Sol Cohen, 3,620; couldn't help me. I was Sleffert-Ochnio donated by an unidentified Worcester very depressed. ple of all ages that loud Farr-DITommaso Hamilton-Moquln critical care unit and into another isolation tranplant. Feb. 21-24 — Nolmeals. Bring your Hans Bensche, 3,530. music can impair resident in New England’s second heart room. Doctors predict he will remain there lunch. Coffee and tea will be available. Then I heard about a transplant, the second in two weeks. Surgeons toting a picnic cooler to carry You’re talking about Dr. We don’t know as much hearing. for at least another two weeks. Feb. 27 — 10 a.m., "Sound Facts on MENU FOR WEEK; doctor in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Farr of Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton of Ruth Sieffert and Alfred Sieffert Dr. Gilbert H. Mudge, a cardiologist, said the organ back to Boston boarded a as we need to know about Hearing.” D.C., who had a taste Robert I. Henkin of the 29 Elizabeth St., announce the East Hartford, announce the en­ Sr., both of Manchester, announce the operation on Matthew Shelales went ' Analysis of a small piece of Boucher’s helicopter at Wentworth Institute about 5 zinc toxicity, aithough we DEAR READER: I’ve Feb. 27 — Pool Tournament begins. Monday; closed for the holiday. clinic. 1. can't remember Center for Molecular and engagement of their daughter, gagement of their daughter, San­ the engagement of their daughter, smoothly and the boy was in critical but new heart indicates his body is accepting it a.m. Friday, and flew to St. Vincent’s think it’s not very toxic. mentioned this before and Feb. 29 — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., hearing Tuesday: hamburger on a roll, soup, his name, but in an articie Sensory Disorder at Geor­ Felicia Marie Farr, to Mark dra Jean Hamilton, to Christopher Laurie Ann Sieffert of Vernon, to stable condition at Brigham and Women’s without any complications. Boucher’s Hospital in Worcester where the new heart But it’s wise for anyone it’s a well-recognized screening. Call the Health Department dessert, beverage. he talked about testing getown University in Wa­ Richard DiTommaso, son of Mr. G. Moquin, son of Mr. and Mrs. C arl John Ochnio, son of M r. and hospital after the four-hour operation. doctors obtained the heart sample by lay in the donor. taking large amounts of problem. Sound, regard­ for an appointment at 647-3173. Wednesday; ham and cheese on rye. these patients and giving shington, D.C. He has and Mrs. Frank DiTomaso Jr. of George Moquin of 185 Autumn St. Mrs. Stanley Ochnio of New zinc to be under a doctor’s less of whether you call it March 2 — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., hearing soup, dessert, beverage. them 400 to 500 mg of zinc pioneered the recent ad­ East Hartford. Britain. supervision. music or noise, greater The bride-elect is a 1979 gradu­ screening. Call the Health Department Thursday: veal cutlet parmagiana. a day. I decided to try this vances in taste disorders. The bride-elect is a 1981 gradu­ than 80 to 90 decibels can ate of East Hartford High School The bride-elect is a 1973 gradu­ for an appointment at 647-3173. pasta, salad, ice cream, beverage. oh my own. Within a few Loss of taste and smell The Heaith Letter 20-4, ate of East Cathoic High ^hool. Boucher moved from critical care unit cause ear damage and and is emptoyed at Salmon Brook ate of Manchester High School and March 3 — 12:30 p.m., the Arthritis Friday; corned beef hash, green months I could taste and seem to be fairly frequent Taste and Smell, sum­ She is employed by Moriarty over time can cause deaf­ Convalescent Home in a 1977 graduate of (Central Connec­ Support Group will meet for a discus­ beans, bread and butter, dessert, smell. problems. About 25 per­ marizes the problem. I ’m Brothers. BOSTON (UPI) — New England’s first said Dr. Gerald H. Mudge, Boucher’s to the foreign heart so they know how much ness. Decibels are a mea­ Glastonbury. ticut State University with a sion on Osteoarthritis. beverage. I never had that terrible cent of people who have sending you a copy. Oth­ The prospective bridegroom is a heart transplant patient, Gerald P. cardiologist. anti-rejection medicine to give him. Dr. lost their taste are bene­ surement of sound inten­ bachelor of science degree in smell of rotten food that ers who want this issue 1982 graduate of Technical Career The prospective bridegroom is a Boucher, was transferred out of the critical Mudge said an analysis of Boucher’s Thomas W. Smith, chief of cardiology, said sity and the normal special education. She is employed some people complain fited by zinc. Certain can send 75 cents with a Institute. He is employed by Lynch 1979 graduate of Manchester High care unit and into a new- isolation room heart tissue was finished Friday after doctors walk a fine line between giving spoken voice is about 50 by the M anches^r Board of about from zinc. 1 don't things can go wrong in the l'6ng, stamped, self- Motors. school. He is employed by Paint & Friday after doctors concluded he had doctors obtained a small sample of his new enough drug so that the heart will not be Resolution to reverse ban decibels. Education as a spMial education know if too much zinc can body, which increases the addressed envelope for it An Oct. 26 wedding is planned at Patch of Manchester. A June 2 sufficiently recovered from his operation. heart by threading a small wire through the rejected and giving too much so that his zinc requirements. Loud music is well teacher at H ig h la ^ Park School. be harmful, which my to me. in care of this St. James Church. wedding is planned. Boucher, a 42-year-old South Hadley veins in his leg and into his new heart. body develops an infection. above these levels. That is family doctor believes, It’s important that eve- newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, The prospective bridegroom is a pharnnacist, last Thursday received the Once in the heart, the wire was used to To protect Boucher from infection he has of Soviets at ■ Summer Games ryone who has taste or why we are now seeing but I would have tried Radio City Station, New 1970 graduate of New BriUan High heart of a Connecticut nurse who died in an scrape off a tiny piece of the heart wall and been kept in a sterile room where no one is smell problems have a^^ylTrk, hearing loss cases from •Kenway-Rigdon- competitors. anything. Don't we ail iive N.Y. 10019. School, a 1975 graduate of Central automobile accident. Boucher is recovering then was withdrawn for analysis. The allowed unless they have scrubbed and are SACRAMENTO, Calif. Sen. John Doolittle, who complete medical exami^^"*^ such habits. It’s a shame Its author, Republican to eat? I hope you pass this education from the Hartt School of Connecticut State University with at Brigham and Women Hospital, where the scraping procedure was conducted covered in sterile clothing. Even an (UPI) — The California cast the'tinly ” no” vote on nation. You don’t want toj DEAR DR. LAMB: I ’ve to have a deafness prob­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Ken­ Senate has overwhelm­ state Sen. Ken Maddy, along — it really saved my Music. a bachelor of arts degree and 1078 operation was performed. Wednesday. exercise bicycle he uses had to be specially Maddy's measure. have a tumor and have it' tried to caution my teen- lem for life because of way of South Windsor, announce said that he initially was sanity. The prospective bridegroom is a with a masters of science degree in Boucher’s body is reacting well to his new Doctors will test Boucher’s heart periodi­ sterilized before it could be placed in his ingly passed a resolution missed because you tried age daughter about the unnecessary exposure to the engagement of their daughter, unaware a seemingly rou­ graduate of East Lyme High guidance and counseling. He is heart and so far has not tried to reject it. cally to determine how his body is reacting room. to rescind the Legisla­ to treat yourseif. volume on her stereo and loud sound. Nancy H. Kenway to Kevin W. tine resolution passed last DEAR READER: School. He received a bachelor of employed as assistant director of ture’s call last year to ban : ASTROLOGY * Rigdon, son of Mr. and Mrs. year, condemning the So­ arts degree in communications career counseling and placement Soviet athletes from this William W. Rigdon of Niantic. The viet Union for shooting from the University'«f Hartford. at Connecticut College In New summer’s Olympic READINGS bride-elect is a teacher in the Heart diagnosis possible without surgery Games in Los Angeles. down a Korean jetliner n- IT MS. lOU * (Coventry school system. He is employed at StoTie & Webster London. The measure, passed on and urging the president She is a graduate of South Engineering Corp. at Millstone i ADVICE ON All PROBIEMS * A June 29 wedding is planned at a 30-1 vote and sent to the and Congress to deny Windsor High School and received Nuclear Power Co. in Waterford. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Millions of an isotope — a radioactive particle — into a can be risky in some patients. Dr. Michael FOR APPOINTMENT CALL ^ Assembly Thursday, wel­ Soviet participation in the a bachelor of music degree in A June 23 wedding is planned. Concordia Lutheran Church. Amoricans suffering from some heart blood vessel and photograph the beating Day, a UCSF instructor in nuclear 4 643-6686 4 comes athletes from all Summer Games. IN MANCHIITEN i f disorders can benefit from a new diagnostic heart with a camera that is sensitive to the cardiology, said in an interview. Z O K N OAN.V fAM-IOPM ^ Wine to be tasted Juniors sponsor scholarship technique that is safer, simpler and rays emitted by the isotope. nations to the games and That resolution was au­ ^ '/t price with thli id ^ He and his team reported their findings at urges Californians to be thored by another Repub­ GLASTONBURY — The annual dinner-tasting Psychologist says cheaper than the current surgical method, The procedure, costing $300-$400, pro­ Manchester Junior Women’s Club is sponsoring a the American Federation for Clinical gracious hosts to all lican, conservative state meeting of the Eastern Connecticut Chapter of the Les scholarship as available through the Connecticut researchers reported Friday. vides information previously available only Research meeting in Carmel. Amis Du Vin will be Feb. 17 .at 6:30 p.m. at Junior Women Inc. Applicants should be women who Scientists at the University of California, through cardiac catheterization, a $3,000- "The technique can serve as a noninva- Glastonbury Hills Country Club, Country Club Road, have completed at least two years of college by June San Francisco — one of a handful of $4,000 procedure in which a small tube sive screening test for patients with heart South Glastonbury. 1984. American centers to use the technique called a catheter is inserted into a major Valentines carry hidden message disease who may not need to go to During the dinner the International Wine Society’s The applicant can be either full-time or part-time, a called nuclear phase analysis — said there blood vessel in the leg and threaded through catheterization and surgery and identify highest award, the "Chevelier,” award will be post graduate student or a nursing student. All were no known risks in the procedure they the vessel into the heart muscle, doctors those who will benefit from the invasive presented to Mark and Jean Boisseau of Manchester applications will be screened by the local club and one By Toni Cardorella above his head, the professor said said. have studied for two years. said. route.” for their outstanding contributions to the local will be submitted for the state-wide competition. United Press International its purchaser would likely be a Martin agreed, but says those In nuclear phase analysis, doctors inject Aside from being costly, catheterization chapter and for their promotion of better wine Scholarships are judged on need, scholastic ability person with a very stable personal­ who choose a card with one heart understanding. and all round personality. Ail applications are KANSAS C ITY, Mo. — You may ity — represented by one heart larger than the other are privately The Connecticut Wine Person of the Year award wili confidential and the deadline for filing is March 15. think the card you send on directly above the character’s saying they don’t care if there is a Diet can reduce be. presented to Charles Hamm of Pawcatuck. The For more information and applications contact Valentine’s Day only expresses head — but with a trace of whimsy, dominant one in their relationship. represented by the elation the program will start with aperitifs and dinner will be Maureen Boatman, education chairman at 643-1513. your feelings for the recipient. The company’s new puzzle cards served at 8 p.m. followed by the presentation of the It also says a lot about the drawing shows. are intended for a younger market, risk of cancer awards. A wine program and tasting will follow the sender, says a motivational A card whose message quotes an for people who want the fun of House markers available psychologist. author could mean you are either a romance without the involvement. awards presentation. NEW YORK (UPI) — The American Cancer “ When we send Valentine’s Day little bit unsure of yourself — or And one design lets the sender Tickets are $24 per person for LADV members and Owners of Manchester’s older houses can obtain Society today urged Americans to switch to a low-fat, cards, we are not only sending just want to make sure you don’t fill in the blanks — indicating the $27 for non-members. This includes all wines, dinner, historical markers for display on their homes under a ’ high-fiber diet with plenty of fruits ai)d vegetables to tokens of our affection, we also are pass up any traditional courtship sender wants romance to be a gratuitites, door prizes. To make reservations program being reinstituted by the Manchester reduce the risk of getting cancer. sending messages about our­ steps. guessing game. contact Genc'Spaziani at 646-4900, during the day. Historical Society. Houses 50 years old or older are By getting enough vitamins A and C and turning selves,” said Dr. R. Chris Martin, eligible for the wooden plaque which is 16-by-7 inches, from the typical high-fat, low-fiber menu favored by a University' of Missouri-Kansas PEOPLE WHO Uke cards with TH IS Y E A R ’S cards continue to painted white. • most Americans, people may reduce their chances of City professor and a consultant to hearts and flowers and all the reflect changing lifestyle patterns On the placque will be lettered the year of the coming down with cancer of the breast, colon, Doctor loins staff the world’s largest greeting card trimmings, Martin said, are drea­ and relationships. Some address house’s construction, the name of the original owner prostate, stomach, lungs, esophagus, bladder and publisher. Hallmark Cards Inc. mers, traditional romanticists who “ Dad and his Wife,” and “ Mom Dr. Bradford Frank, psychiatrist, has joined the and the words Manchester Historical Society. throat, a report from the ACS said. “ Most of us choose a valentine believe in love, want it to last and her Husband.” staff of the Pastoral Counseling Center of Manches­ A homeowner wishing to receive a marker will be Epidemiological evidence supporting that theory that we think will appeal to the forever and view the world through Martin said we live in an age of ter, 387 N. Main St. as consulting psychiatrist. asked to file a brief application giving the location of and derived from worldwide studies is the basis of the recipient. After all, in most cases, rose-colored glasses. options— in dress, work habits and Other members of the professional staff are Dr. the house,-’the year it was built, the name of the report’s recommendations. we are expressing our deepest Someone who chooses a valen­ relationships. Felix M. Davis, director; Lorraine LaVigne, original owner or builder and the primary sources The report was issued by Dr. Robert V.P. Hutter, feelings and we want them to be tine with an art-deco heart and “ While the traditional ‘forever coordiinator of development and Ann Perrin, senior used for verification. past ACS president and chairman of its Committee on favorably received," Martin said rose in front of a black vase of tall after’ sentiment will always be therapist. Assistance with research may be obtained through Nutrition and Cancer. He is chairman of the in an interview. red flowers is definitely non- popular on Valentine’s Day, people Auxiliary therapists are Jessie Kessler, Charlotte the society. A fee of $15 is requested with each department of pathology at Saint Barnabas Medical He has studied the relationship tradltional, but organized, effi­ are looking for more choice these Kennedy, Nancy Holmes, and Stan Kennedy. application and the homeowner must agree to mount between valentines and the person­ cient, ultra modem, k n o w l^ e a - Center in Livingston, N.J. and maintain the markers. days,” Martin said. Epidemiologists, in their studies of cancer alities of the people who choose ble and probably upwardly mobile, Applications can be obtained by writing to Mrs. “There are 11 million non-family incidence worldwide, have found the risk of breast, them and he’s convinced “ our own he said. Deborah Bakulski, 596 Keeney St. or by calling households in America headed by a personality traits, our own likes colon and prostate cancers are increased by high-fat LUtz obtervM dental week $43-0661. Such a person probably doesn’t single person and 21 m i 11 i o n and dislikes, invariably enter into diets. They have linked some colon and stomach The Lutz Children’s Museum, in cooperation with nnind scheduling romance, and will non-family households. That indi­ the selection.” cancers to diets low in fiber or roughage. the Manchester Dentai Society and observance of use unortbodox ways to express cates to me that there are a lot of Martin said the choice of a Other dietary lessons from their studies and part of National Children's Dental Health Month, this month, Correction feelings, the psychologist a d M . people today who are not living a Peanuts valentine indicates you the scientific basis for the ACS report; will trade old toothbrushes for a free new one for each A Hailmark marketing spokes­ ‘forever afteF marital relation­ are usually upbeat and possess a child visiting the museum, 247 S. Main St. man, Nancy Matheny, is quicit to ship, but they may have formed • DieU high in beta carotene and vitamin C may In a recent story on VBAC, it was incorrectly stated strong sense of humor. It would not The new toothbrushes are being donated by the point out that Martin’s evaluations other kinds of relationships, casual lessen the chances of developing throat, lung, that Manchester Monitrice Associates had disbanded. be suprising to find that you cruise dentah society. The "trades” will take place during do not directly influence U m artists or otherwise, that demand a esophagus, bladder and stomach cancers. The group, which is based at 31 Bette Drive, no through life letting your subtle who design them. the museum’s public hours; Tuesday, Wednesday and different kind of valentine.” • Foods from the cabbage group — including longer does childbirth coaching at Manchester humor deliver messages, he said. Friday, 2 to 5 p.m.; Thursday 2 to 8 p.m.; Saturday “The greeting card artist doesn’t broccoli, turnips and cauliflower — appear to inhibit Memorial Hospital. It does.Tiowever, teach childbirth Pointing to a card showing a and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. know why he or she draws one The state insect of Pennsylvania cancer dev^opment and growth. classes. * dancing Snoonv with five hearts heart larger than the other.” she is the firefly. I MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturduv, Feb. 11, 1984 - 15 . 14 - MA.N'CHESTt:R HERALD. Siiturduy, Feb, ll, 1984 M A C C , N e w s HOUSEWASHING GENERAL OIL High Pressure Power Washing AARON COOK Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood ‘Pandora’s box’ of need MANCHESTER Sided Homes. HEATING OIL MAK Painting marks its 10th year IQUALITY SERVICE 643-2659 WS4 CAU 5 6 8 - 3 5 0 0 Editor’s note; this column is prepared by the staff of medicines, utilities. Phones, for example, do not fit in the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. this category except in those cases where a doctor certifies that the phone is necessary for the safety of HAS IT! the individual. In the case of an elderly heart patient, CUUUFFE MITO BODY / By Noncv Carr R O U T ! as TALCOTTVILLE, CT. MACC Executive director we did provide assistance th)s year by installing a phone. FEATURING THIS WEEK ... Hard to believe that only 10 years ago, MACC Rule Number Two: You are not eligible for MACC 24 HR. TOWING churches each put $50. in an emergency fund to help assistance if you are eligible for any of the state or Manchester people in trouble. Actually, if I remember federal assistance programs, or if you have resources 643-0016 763 ond 191 Mom Si . Monchetfer correctly, not everyone anteed up their $50. What a ■ of your own. In fact, MACC staff spends a •COM FLITt COiLltiON RIM IR Phene. 643-1 191 or 643-1900 Pandora's box of need we unknowingly opened. considerable amount of time helping people through •EONIION AND AMERICAN CARS • Eattbroek MoM, Monsfteld the system. MACC seryes as a "last resource’’ for Phone 456-1 Ml Over the past 10 years, we’ve learned a great deal Since 1947 about who is poor in Manchester and even something those in need. fAsrvffpf coNmcTtcurs UAD$NO FUU SfffVFCV OP7IOANS/ about why they are poor. We’ve also learned that for Rule Number Three: You must live in Manchester Art Cunliffe, Prop. the most part, neighbor stands ready to help neighbor or Bolton to be eligible for assistance. when there is real need. In 1983, an estimated $208,720. Most grants from the Human Needs Fund went in specific material assistance was shared by the primarily to help with housing costs (security STEVENSON'S people of Manchester and Bolton. $48,720. was deposits or payments on rent for families caught up in R A ZO R ’S provided in direct grants or loans through the Human crisis or tragedy), although an increasing number of Servicenter, Inc. | ED GE R o f f i m Needs Fund, Fuel Bank, and Room at the Inn, By small grants were made to pay for prescriptions. For FAMILY HAIR CENTER direct grants and loans, we do not mean cash to the the first time, the majority of the households helped lEmisfiom ^ AutO SqIc S & CO. applicant, but monies paid directly for the client to this year were headed by males who had young children. This reflects the rise in the number of 968 Main St. landlords, oil dealers, utility companies, pharma­ WASHING - WAXING - RUG SHAMPOOING THE c u r w cists, etc. The only cash we ever provide to clients, "newly poor” families in the community. Staff LUBRICATION - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Downtown YOU KEEP both for their protection and ours, is small dollarorso worked with a number of families experiencing lost TIRES - TUNEUPS - TEXACO PRODUCTS Call 647-1167 cash grants for transportation. jobs, lay-offs and cut-backs, and helped alleviate 1 401-405 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. tor your appointment some of the stress and anxiety they were feeling. An additional $160,000. worth of food, clothing, Phone: 649-5533 BOB STEVENSON furniture and services were given to those in need Many of those who have received assistance are through multiple service programs including the people referred to MACC from other local social Emergency Pantry. Soup Kitchen, Surplus Foods service agencies. Manchester is most fortunate in Distribution, Emergency Shelter, Clothing Bank, and having an outstanding network of serving agencies, Furniture Bank. both public and private. Staff from town agencies Keep Your Eyes By-the time we closed the books on 1983, well over (Sociai Services, Human Services, Elderly Outreach, . 1,000 Manchester families benefited in one way or Youth Services, Health Department, Manchester another from MACC programs last year. Housing Authority) as well as private non-profits such For A ll Your Nood» On This Space as the Public Health Nurse, River East, the many HUMAN NEEDS FUND service programs provided by Manchester Memorial We still have a Human Needs Fund, though it is Hospital and MACC staff, are in close contact, TRAVEL.INSURANCE somewhat changed. Last year, 180 grants and small working together to provide the best care possible for 391 Broad 8t., Manchestar Next Week... no-interest loans amounting to $15,342. were made to families in difficulty. 646-7090 Manchester families. And. because of the growing In some cases, we are in touch almost daily with number of requests (staff in our Department of Manchester Social Services checking with one coMMiaaAi INDUSTRIAL RESIOeNTIAl **Sorving jV/anr/i<».«fpr For Over 50 ^ rn r.i’ Humari Needs documented more than 2,500 requests another to see how resources, both public and private, iast year), we have been developing methods of can be used to the best advantage. Most of the work of is now as a new location at 825 helping people in trouble as promptly and as intaking requests, networking, advocating and PERSONAL TEE thoroughly as possible, given our limited space, staff counseling is handled directly by MACC staff. Not Hand photo by Hudion LEDOUX ELECTRiC Main St., Manchester (next door to the Brass Key Restaurant). We still Pentiand The Florist and the sheer volume of work. only is the information received confidential, but just give the same good service that we were known for at our old location. South United Methodist Church's interior is highlighted by this ceiling. (203) 6 4 9 -4 4 7 8 24 BIRCH ST. Rule Number One: We only provide financial keeping abreast of all the complexities and changes in WE ARE celebrating OUR 10TH. ANNIVERSARY, AND WOULD LIKE TO assistance for basic human needs — i.e. shelter. public and private aid, is a constant chore. TEL. 643-6247 a'hMurlld “Over 25 Years Service’ THANK ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR FAITH IN US DURING THE PAST TEN YEARS! 643-4444 It is our fond h^pejhat we will be able to serve you for many more years. F.T.D. NEW CONSTRUCTION - REPAIRS - REWIRING MASTER CHARGE SERVICES CHANGES - APPLIANCES INSTALLED We still have faith in Main Street, and we think it is unique because of the AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE SWIMMING POOL WIRING - OUTDOOR LIGHTING various services that it offers. We hope the future is bright, and we see SERVICE Calendars ADDITIONS - REC R M M S - WATER HEATERS more positive things by the Main Street Merchants to bring more life to it. If Main Street loses, all people in Manchester will lose. Since I have room; 7:30 p.m., church council. Here’s South’s week community welcome; 1;30 p.m,, Phebe Circle in WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND CDMMERCIAL South plans concert Luther Hall, Steve on prayer; 4 p.m., Emanuel Youth ISPECIALIZING IN been at my store steady for the last nine months, I realize what we have ruesday — 6:30 p.m., children’s choir rehearsal; 8 AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION South United Methodist Church will sponsor a p.m., Bible study, church room. The following events are scheduled at South United Choir; 7;30p.m., worship and music; evangelism. SUPERIOR MUFFLERS] here, not because I am a merchant, but for the beautiful friendships that concert Sunday at 4 p.m. at the church. 1226 Main St. Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Fit and Slim, room 7; 7;45 Methodist Church for the coming week; Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. you see—, young and old, rich and poor, walking side by side. HEATING and SHEET METAL Mezzo-soprano Deborah Benson and pianist Joan p.m., Concordia Choir. Sunday — bake sale all morning; 4 p.m., concert rhursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care DON WiUiS GARAGE, INC. Thursday — 9; 30 a.m., Bible discovery group, with Deborah Benson and Joan Niiler. and visitation; 2 p.m.. Laurel Living Center; 3:45 SPECIALISTS We carry over 20 different colors and styles of T-shirts, over 10 .\iiler wili perforin. The works of Bernstein, Handel, WHEEL ALIGNMENT • BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE Mahler, Faure, Poulenc and others will be featured. church room. Tuesday — 10 a.m., Vineyards study group, healing p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m., confirmation; 7 p.m., GENERAL REPAIRING colors of letters, 7 colors of numbers, and different styles anci sizes of New England Mechanical Services, Inc ,Vls. Benson of Manchester, a former soloist at South Saturday — 7 p.m.. Pairs and Spares fellowship for damaged emotions, by Dr. David Seamands; 3 fair workshop, board room; 7:30 p.m., basketball Propane Cylinders Filled letters and numbers. Also we have long sleeve T-shirts, sweat shirts, AJethodist, is presently a member of the choir at South group sponsors movie night, church room, all p.m., Asbury Bell Ringers;. 7; 30p.m., Christian social practice. Air Conditioning Service sport shirts, % sleeve baseball shirts, baseball caps, painters caps, bags, 166 TUNNEL RD. Congregationai Church in New Britain. She is a members of congregation invited. concerns, 154 St. John St.; women’s prayer andstudy, Friday — 8 p.m.. Two by Two couples club in Luther ■ TELEPHONE IB MAIN STREET 337 W. Middle Turnpike. aprons, over 1300 decals, etc. VERNON, CT. 06066 graduate of the University of Connecticut and has Hall, folklore, love and courtship. 84R-4S3I MANCHESTER CONN 060401 871-1111 taught music in .Manchester and Ellington public Sweethearts feted at Center vVednesday — 6;55 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 Saturday — scout paper drive: 7 p.m., Emanuel schools. She studies voice with Howard Sprout. p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult Biblestudy, 277 Spring St.. versus Faith Lutheran basketball at Illing Junipr HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! GIVE HER A T-SHIRT WITH A HEART! ■Vis. Niiler of Glastonbury teaches piano privately. The following events are scheduied at Center rhursday — 6; 30 p.m.. Junior Choir for grades 3 to High School: 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous, Luther She is a graduate of Pennsyivania State University. Congregational Church for the coming week; 6; 7; 30 p.m., education work area; Youth Choir. Hall, 60 Church St. She has appeared in the area both as a soloist and a Sunday — 8 a.m., sweetheart breakfast. Woodruff Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon, education wing. 1 MANCHESTER OVER 45 1 825 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 646-3339 pianist. Hall. YEARS For Only ’'IS®® Two by Two to meet Lonely housewife featured 1 Tickets arc $3 for aduits. Children age 12 and under Tuesday — 3; 30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; 6 MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE I are free. A reception will follow the concert? p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 7; 30 p.m., board The following events have been scheduled at The Presbyterian Church of Manchester will of Christian education. Federation Room; board of Emanuel Lutheran Church for the coming week; sponsor a film entitled “ What Wives Wish Their 1 Opp. Ea.l Camalgry C A L L 649-5007 I A Week, Your Christian concern, Robbins Room. Sunday — 4 p.m.. Intern support at Benson’s; 6 Husbands Knew About Women; The Lonely House­ J.B. ELECTRONICS vVednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany, Robbins Room; 1 p.m., Ruth Circle supper at the Backboard; 6; 30 p.m., w ife" Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church, 43 Spruce St. p.m., book study group, library; 6; 30 p.m., sacred rhe film, which features psychologist Dr. James 1 QUALITY HARRISON ST. I See movies at Concordia youth meet for Valentine’s dance at Faith. MANCHESTER I dance. Federation Room; 7p.m., Biblestudy, Carrier Monday — 9; 30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Lutheran World Dobson, will focus on depression in women, low 1 MEMORIALS Ad Can Be Here! The following events are scheduied at Concordia Room; 7; 30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. Relief quilting in Luther Hall; 3;30 p.m., staff self-esteem, fatigue, pressure, and absence of Lutheran Church for the coming week: rhursday — 9; 30 a.m., Bible study, Robbins Room; meeting; 6; 45 p.m., scouts; youth ministry. romantic love in marriage. The public is invited. Child Monday — 7 p.m., finance committee, church 7; 30 p.m.. church council, Robbins Room. care will be provided. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard — all retired men of EVERYTHING IN GLASS As seen on PM Magazine "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT' GREG Religious services J . i WHITE GUSS CO. the CHIMNEY school; 10:30 a.m., fellow­ Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Eucharist. (643-9203) Emanuel Lutheran Catholic enuren, ZJ Golway SI. Mary Church, 1600 Main 6 4 9 -7 3 8 8 Assemblies of God ship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro­ St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 60 Church St„ St., Manchester. Rev. Stan­ worship service, nursery, St., Manchester. Capt. and SWEEP gram. (649-7077 office or 9:15 a.m ., Sunday school; 7 St., Coventry. Father James Calvary Church (Assem* Church, Park and Church Manchester. Rev. Dale H. ley M. Lancala, pastor. 9 J. Wllllamsan, pastor. Mrs. Randall Davis. 9-30 oF't’H 30 vriHs rxPEHiryt t: , 647-8878 parsonage. streets, Manchester. Rev. a.m., mass. (643-5906) p.m., Informal worship. (643- a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 biles o' God), 400 Buckland Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. Masses Saturday at 5:15 1st BI88ELL ST. MANCHESTER| 644-0007 Road, South Windsor. Rev. Center Congregotlonol Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry 0906) o.m., holiness meeting; 7 Church, 11 Center St., Man­ P.m.t Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 •MIRRORS .SHOWER DOORS .STORE FRONTS Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas­ Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Anderson, pastor emeritus. a.m .; holydavs, 5:30and 7:30 chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. Sunday schedule: 9:30 a.m., Nazarene ?(i49-7787?.'''°’ '‘” ’ •SAFETY GLASS .BATHTUB ENCLOSURES »ETC 94 Carman Rd., Manchester tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. P.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 school; 10:30 a.m., worship, Holy Eucharist; 9 o.m., Holy worship In the sanctuary; Roman Cathoiic P.m. (742-6655) Robert J. Bills, minister of Eucharist and Church School Church of the Naiorene, child-care and nursery; 7:00 nursery, children's chapel; Church of the Assumption, Church 01 St. Moutlct, 32 p.m., evening service of visitations; Rev. Clifford O. with child care; 11 o.m.. Holy 10:45 a.m., Sunday church 236 Main St., Manchester. Unitarian Simpson, pastor emeritus; Eucharist. (649-4583) Rev. Neale McLain, senior Adams Street at Thompson Hebron Road, Boltan. The praise and Bible preaching. school, nursery, Biblestudy. Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed­ Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas­ (644-1102) Michael C. Thornton, asso- (643-1193) pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, Universaiist J. B. ELECTRONICS clote pastor. 10 a.m., worship minister of visitation and ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ tor. Saturday massatSp.m.; FAMOUS BRAND Latvian Lutheran Church Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 service, sanctuary; 10 a.m. Gospei of Manchester, 21 (3arden St., outreach. 9:30 o.m., Sunday day mass at 5; Sunday UiHtaMon Unlvorsalltt STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV church school. (647-9941) school; 10:45 a.m., worship, masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Soclrty-Eait, 153 W. Vernon TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Baptist Manchester. (643-2051) St„ Manchester. Rev. Arnold First Congregational Church of the Living God, Prince of Pence Lutheran children's church and noon. (643-2195) MANCHESTER SALES AND SERVICE Baptist Bible Church of Church of Andover, Route 6, an evangelical, full-gospel Church, Route 31 and North nursery; 7 p.m., evening St. Bartholomew's Church, Westwood, minister. 10:30 Coventry, the Grange build­ Andover. Rev. Richard H. church, Robertson School, service, nursery. (646-8599) 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ Saivation Army a.m., service. (646-5151) River Road, Coventry. Rev. chester. Rev. Martin J. ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste­ Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ North School Street, Man­ W.H. Wllkens, pastor.9 a.m., Salyation Army, 66) Main HOME UHPMVEMCHT ~ rn 1 phen Smith, pastor. Worship ship: 11 a.m., nursery care chester. Rev. David W. Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., Scholsky, pastor. Saturday MV. services Sunday at 11 a.m. provided. Church school: Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ worship service. (742-7548) Pentecostai mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday _ — oooL and 7 p.m. All are welcome. 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7696) days, 10 to 11:30 a.m. Nursery masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Zion Evangollcal Lutheran United Pentecostal a.m. (742-7937) First Congregational and Sunday school. Church (Missouri Synod), Placing an ad In Classf- VPtipiJte 649-3589 Community Baptist Church of Coventry, 1171 Full Gospel interdenoml- Church, 187 Woodbrldge St., SI. Bridget Church, 70 Main Cooper and High streets, Manchester. Rev. Marvin fled Is easy. Just call THE Nn I Io St09 I Shop Church, 585 E . Center St., Main St., Coventry. Rev. natlonol Church, 745 Main Manchester. Rev. Charles W. St., Manchester. Rev. Philip Manchester. Rev. James I. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 St., Monchester. Rev. Philip Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio 643-2711. We'll h e lp you JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine Sunday school; II a.m., MILE Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday P. Padelll, co-pastors. Satur­ W it h t h e wording of your church school In Church a.m., adult Bible study and morning worship; 6 p.m., day mass 5 p.m.; Sunday church school for all ages, school and Youth Forum. SKAKS Spociaiizing in If inen kindergarten through Grade Lone House. Nursery care Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor­ evening worship; 7:30 p.m., masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and ad. By Holy Communion first and bible study (Tuesday); 7 4 continuing during the ser­ provided. (742-8487) ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 third Sunday. (649-4243) noon. (643-2403) MERCURY I STAND BY THE EQUIPMENT I Jack Bertrand will custom design a vice; 10:30 a.m., morning Second Congregational p.m., special Bible studies; P.m., Ladles' prayer (Thurs­ St. James Church, 896 Main day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer For a daily moaaaga OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE worship. Nursery provided. Church, 385 N. Main St., Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., St., Manchester. Rev. Fran­ of Christian hop* and lova, 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. (643-0537) Manchester. The Rev. V. ■ worship service. Prayer line, iMethodist (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro­ dial Bgigarg ol a faith Bial SELL!! NO OTHER STEREO SHOP Stereo System for you when mass pro­ Folth Baptist Church, 52 Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 646-8731, 24 hours. service (Friday). (649-9848) bert Burbank, Rev. Richard doat not mova Ma pea- Pine Shopping Plaza Lake St., Manchester. Rev. a.m. worship service and Gospel Hall, Center Street, Bolton United Methodist A. Lamore, team ministry. •ataor, a lova that la not James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 church school; 11 a.m., fel­ Manchester. 10 a.m., break­ Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Phone 646-2796 IN THIS AREA OFFERS^ALL THE duced equipment won’t do. He has the lowship hour. (649-2863) ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun­ Presbyterian Saturday masses at4and6:30 uneondHIonal, a eom- DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart NO SERVICE CHARGE a.m., worship service; 7 Second Congregaflonal day school; 7 p.m., gospel Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, mllnianl that It not non- BENEFITS OF PROFESSIONAL knowledge to put together a better One of Manchetter't Lergetl Selecfiont Of FIgural Ceremict In Church of Covenfrv, 1746 meeting. Coventry Presbyterian 9 ,10:30a.m.,noon,and5p.m. A Ministry of Manchester's ^ tMotlabla, a monOly Slock. Our Volume Sevea You Money. 100'tpf Spedalt. p.m., evenrng service. (646- church school; 11 a.m., wor­ Church, Route 44A and T row- CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 5316) Boston Turnpike,'Coventry. ship service, nursery. (649- (643-4129) that doaa not dany tall, Meafer Chargs and Visa Accaplad bridge Road, Coventry. Rev. RBBBrvBnaiit for * H oM i • Airlines * Slsomthipt SOUND EQUIPMENT TO THEIR system for you in your price range. Tala’ Chaek... First Baptist Church, 240 Rev. David Jarvis, minister. 3472) Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, andalllMtylalhatlanol Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Regular schedule: 10 a.m., Jehovah’s North United Methodist 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 dtoUnetlval 17 Main Strsel Mancbastsrl P irto flil C h K k t C ith td up (o 8150.00 Dr. C. Conley, pastor. 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By Martin Lader showing of the Gaines in the men's UPI Sports Writer 500, where Dan Jansen of West Allis, Wis., the 1983 junior world Manchester hoop wins one, it shouid have SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — Four champion, placed fourth and Nick days into the Winter Olympics, the Thometz of Minnetonka, Minn., United States still is looking for its was fifth. By Rich Cahill found that out Friday night when to injury, live of the Chieftains' top forward Russ Anselmo who had 10 \ first medal. Bonnie Biair of Champaign, 111. Herald Sports Writer they defeated Conard, 64-54, in a seven players were suspended for points — scored in double figures The Ameicans were shut out in placed eighth in the women's 500 Central Connecticut Interscholas­ disciplinary reasons following for the Indians. Conard was paced three more events Friday, al­ and Kathryn Class of St. P a u l,^ ^ It's often toughest to win when tic League basketball game played Tuesday's loss to Windham. by forwards Mike Grande and though the figure skaters, who Minn, was 10th and Connie Paras- " you know there's no way you at Clarke Arena. The West Hart­ "Sometimes, these types of Walker Wright, who each had 10. should provide the bulk of the kevin of Detroit, a world champion should lose. ford school came into the game games are the toughest," said Manchester was able to take country’s strength, got off to a cyclist, was 13th. The Indians of Manchester High with a record of 3-12. To add insult Manchester coach Doug Pearson. advantage of Conard's inexpe­ promising start. The latest disappointment for "You don't know what to expect. I rience for some early layups and a American champions Kitty and the United States came Friday “ V. would have rather had those guys 14-9 lead after the first period. The Peter Carruthers tied for second when Bill Koch finished a badly playing. " Chieftains clawed their way back after Friday night's short program beaten 21st in the 30-kilometer In the absence of the five in the second quarter, however, of the pairs, and Judy Blumberg cross country, almost five minutes players, Manchester faced a li­ pulling to within two at the half. and Michael Seibert placed third behind Zimiatov. The 28-year-old neup dominated by players from "Their intensity was greater,” after three compulsory dances of Koch, from Eugene, Ore., earned a ■ , Pearson said of Conard. " I think the ice dance competition. Conard's junior varsity squad. surprise silver in this event in the 7 ' Nevertheless, the Chieftains were they were trying to prove: ‘We In the meantime, Olympic or­ Sarajevo 84 1976 Olympics and was third in the able to hold the Indians to a don’t need those guys (the sus­ ganizers had to be a lot more 1972 World Championships. two-point lead, 26-24, at the half. pended players).'” concerned that a majestic blanket " I know a lot of people are going Manchester began to pull away “ Those kids wanted to do some­ of white snow would smother the to be disappointed about no Am eri­ thing tonight for their coach, and early in the second half. fy Winter Games and throw the can medal, but I gave if my best "The first couple or three they did. And, I give them credit.” schedule into chaps. The men's an impossible condition for racing. and we’ve got three more races,” quarters we did what we wanted to The Indians began to pull away downhill had to be postponed for a “ If the weather does not im­ said Koch, whose training this do," said" Conard coach John during the third quarter, and spent second consecutive day Friday, prove, things will get very compli­ winter was interrupted twice by Benyei. "We played a good game. much of the final period at the free and the women's downhill was set cated indeed," said Hans Baum­ sinus problems. We missed a couple of shots at the throw line. Manchester was only back from Saturday to Monday. ' gartner, spokesman for the Zimiatov, who races bare­ end." 22-for-39 from the line, vvHich' To further accommodate the International Ski Federation. handed, had a time of one hour, 28 Benyei declined to discuss the allowed Conard to stay in the weather, both runs of the women's Soviet athletes, mourning the minutes and 56.3 seconds. His circumstances which led to the game. "^ant slalom were rescheduled for death of President Yuri Andropov compatriot Alexander Zavialov, suspension of the five players. He Manchester played much of the . Tuesday. Originally, the first heat in Moscow, captured two of the the current World Cup champion, said it was "a disciplinary thing" second half without junior center was to be held Monday. three gold medals decided Friday, was second in 1:29.23.3 while young m that's "been taken care of." Brian Spano, who sprained an As of Friday night, snow had with the other one going to East ' Swede Gunde Swan took the bronze Pearson said his team learned ankle early in the third period. , been falling for more than 30 hours Germany. in 1:29.35.7. Koch’s time was Yugoslavian troops brave the snow course at Bjelasnica. The Olympic about the suspensions before the Pearson said he did not know how — in the mountains. A revised Nikolai Zimiatov, a triple gold 1:33:44.4. storm as they are called to remove the downhill was postponed for second game, and that it might have serious the injury was or if Spano !^schedule called for two women’s medalist at Lake Placid using a Fokitchev. who turned 21 last heavy snow from the men's downhill time until Sunday. caused some of his players to will miss Tuesday's home game •"practice runs Saturday and visor borrowed from an American Saturday, was in the first pair to suffer an emotional letdown. He against Hall. ■ -another on Sunday with the men television commentator, made a skate in the 500 and his time of said his squad had been prepared Going into Friday's action. Hall ."trying for a downhill practice successful defense of" the 30- 38:19 stood up. Yoshihru Kitazawa Natalya Chive of the Soviet Union Larissa Selezneva and Oleg will be staged Sunday and the free for a difficult game. "When their was in first place with aconference ^ Saturday. kilometer cross country cham­ of Japan earned the silver in 38:30 was third in 41.50. Makarov. program on Tuesday. good players are playing and they recordof 12-1. Manchester now has — . The wind was blowing at 90 miles pionship, and compatriot Sergei and Canadian Gaetan Boucher World pairs champions Yalena Heavily favored Jayne Torvill The United States was consi­ want to play, they can play with a CCIL record of 8-6 and an overall r.an hour, with gusts of up to 130 Fokitchev won the men’s 500- took the bronze in 38:39. ^ V ^ lo v a and Oleg Vasiliev of the and Christopher Dean of Britain dered to have a good medal shot in anyone," he said of Conard. mark of 9-6. The Indians are on a '.mph, on Bjelasnica Mountain, meter speedskate. Rothenburger, 24, an Olympiirp ic ^ SovietSovi Union ran up a string of six took the lead after the opening the Nordic Combined, which beg­ One Indian who obviously did not modest three-game winning where the men’s downhill now has Christa Rothenburger, -the record of 41.02 seconds for the high marks of 5.9 to stake a strong three compulsory dances in the ice ins Saturday with the 70-meter suffer a letdown was senior co­ streak. been rescheduled for Sunday. world's fastest woman speeds- women's 500 meters in a driving claim to the gold medal. Despite dance, followed by Natalya Beste- jump, weather permitting, and captain Ken Willis. He followed his CONARD (54) — Roth 3 3-5 9, T. Known among the locals as the kater, led a 1-2 East German finish snow on the Zetra rink. East mis-timing their double loops, the mianova and Andrei Bukin of the concludes Sunday with the 15- 30-point effort Tuesday at Penney Verrengia 1 6-6 8, Grande 3 4-4 10, - -Mountain of Fear because of the with an Olympic record in the 500 German Karin Enke, winner of the Carruthers, a brother-sister team Soviet Union and the American kilometer cross country. Kerry with 25 points against Conard. Cunningham.! 5-5 7, Reardon 3 2-3 danger lying within, the visibility meters. 1,500 meters on Thursday, earned from Haverford, Pa., gained a tie pair of Blumberg-Seibert. Lynch of Granby, Colo., currently Willis was 8-forl3 from the field 8. Wright 4 2-3 10, Gerstein 0 2-3 2, ■■Jf riday was no more than 100 feet. The United States made its best the silver in 41.28 and 19-year-old for second with another Soviet duo. The original set pattern dance is tied for the World Cup lead . and 9-forl5 from the loul line. Cassano 0 0-0 0. Totals 15 24-29 54. Herald photos by Pinto "Kenny Willis carried us to­ M ANCHESTER (64) - Willis 8 Manchester’s Ken Willis tries to get the handle on the ball night: there's no doubt about it," 9-15 25, Petersen 12-4 4, Spano 2 2-2 Manchester's Brian Spano (44) and Ken Willis (obscured Pearson said. "Kenny played an 6, Turner 3 2-8 8, Anselmo 4 2-3 10, by Spano) fight two Conard Chieftains for a rebound in MHS swimmers in the first half of Friday's game against Conard. Looking outstanding game, especially Janenda 1 1-1 3, Woolbright 1 2-3 4, Sports in on are Mike Grande (21) and Dan Gerstein. Willis led all offensively." Harris 10-12, Milone 0 2-2 2, Friday night’s game at Clarke Arena. Manchester won its Baseball camps open soon scorers with 25 points. Only one other player — junior Riordan 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 22-39 64. third straight, 64-54. Alpine events rescheduled see record dip SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — Continuing violent W ETHERSFIELD — With less than a full By Fred McMane the Phillies, ^ m Frey of the Chicago Cubs and snowstorms Friday forced a drastic rescheduling complement on hand due to illness, Manchester High UPI Sports Writer Davey Johnson oof the Mets are beginning their Scholastic basketball roundup of alpine ski events at the 14th Winter Games. boys' swimming team was on the wrong end of an 82-71 first full seasons with their respective clubs. McHale The new schedule decided by organizers and score Friday night to Wethersfield High in CCIL NEW YO RK — If the Winter Olympics isn't Berra, Corrales, Lachemann, Rapp, Crandall team captains Friday evening: action here. exactly your cup of slivovitz, then grab a beer. and Frey all have been in spring training camps — Men’s downhill on Sunday, Feb. 12. The loss drops the Silk Town tankers to 5-3 for the The baseball season will be upon us faster than before as managers with other clubs, but this is — Women’s downhill on Monday, Feb. 13. season. They wind up the regular season Tuesday at a downhill racer. the first time (or Johnson and Owens. South halts East streak home against Windham High at 3:30. Spring training camps begin opening Feb. 16 Several familiar faces will be wearing different — Women’s giant slalom on Tuesday, Feb. 14, paces from Florida to California and by the time the uniforms this spring, too. Pete Rose will report to both legs run that one day. Freshman Will Sciaudone and Kent Michaud took The original schedule was fgr/ the men's 1-2 in the 100-yard breaststroke for the Indians. Olympic torch is extinguished at Sarajevo, the Montreal Expos' training camp in West Palm HARTFORD — When you play victory of the season Friday night hey, we gave them a game.” downhill to be held Thursday, Feb. 11. It was Freshman Mel Siebold turned in his best clocking of Yugoslavia, on Feb. 19, all but four of the 26 major Beach, F''la., after five years at the Phillies' the South Catholic tempo, you're in with a 52-47 overtime verdict over Conard’s lead was 14-lOafterone postponed until Friday but had to be called off the season in the 500-yard freestyle, taking second league clubs will have officially welcomed the training site in Clearwater, Fla.: Rich "Goose " Celt win rites — and rigors — of spring. trouble. Coventry High in COC basketball quarter. Manchester's ability to again. place with a time of 5:43.92. He also took second place Gossage heads for the San Diego Padres' training The world champion Baltimore Orioles are East Catholic found itself in action at the Techmen’s gym. stay close was crimped as two- The women’s downhill had been set for in the 200-yard freestyle. base in Yuma, Ariz., after six seasons at the among a group of eight clubs who will greet their BOSTON (UPI) - Kevin trouble here Friday night. "It was a/long time in coming,” thirds of its frontpourt, Andrea Saturday, Feb. 11. Eric Bloking and Brant Beaulieu did well in diving Yankees’ training camp in Fort Lauderdale. Fla., pitchers and catchers on Feb. 16. The National McHale came off the bench to The Eagles, coming in with a understated Cheney coach'Aaron Watts and Heather Hohenthal, Originally, the two legs of the women’s giant for Manchester, taking first and third placements. and Phil Niekro will go to the Yankees’ camp League champion Philadelphia Phillies, Atlanta score 30 points Friday night to lead six-game winning streak and tied Silvia. "We played very good were saddled with foul trouble. slalom were to have been held on consecutive Gahan Fallone swam well in winning the 100-yard after 18 seasons in the Atlanta Braves' training Braves, Los Angeles Dodgers, Houston Astros. the Boston Celtics to a 114-101 for the Hartford County Confer­ defense in the first half. That and “ I'll bet they had threeTouls apiece days, next Monday and Tuesday. backstroke for the locals. site at West Palm Beach. victory over the Houston Rockets. New York Mets, New York Yankees and ence lead, found itself at the wrong the foul shooting was the key for in the opening four^ minutes,” The two runs had to be rescheduled for the same The'Celtics went on a 15-1 run to Results: Walsh (W ), 3. Yarnott (M ) Minnesota Twins also will open their camps on Other players heading (or new camps this speed and fell to the homestanding us." Armstrong said. “ We didn’t l(ave day, Tuesday next week, to make room for the . :51.9. open the second quarter and take that date. The first workouts will begin the spring include Dave Parker (Cincinnati from Rebels, 74-62, in a battle for first Cheney, which has had trouble our best unit on the floor all the downhill. 200 medley relay: 1. We­ 500free: 1. ScorzvnskI (W ), control of the game. thersfield, 2. MHS 1:44.4. 2. Siebold (M ), 3. Gllllgafl following day. Pittsburgh), Joe Morgan (Oakland from Phila­ place. from the line all year, was time but still scored 60 points. Robert Parish scored 23 points, 200fre e :). ScarzvnskI (W ), (W) 5:33.5. The Astros, Dodgers and Detroit Tigers have delphia), Manny Trillo (San Francisco from "What happened was we got into seven-for-eight in the overtime. “ The bench played reasonably 2. Siebold (M ), 3. Glllloan 100 free: 1. Callls (W ), 2. 17 of them in the second half. Shriver, Turnbull advance the earliest full squad reporting date, Feb. 21. Montreal), John Tudor (Pittsburgh from Bos­ an up-tempo game and that's what Bob Elliott, Lewis Melendez and well but it’s not like when you have (W ) 2:02.4. Smith (W ),, 3. O'Connell (M ) McHale scored 19 of his 30 in the A 200 IM: 1. Fagan (W), 2. :51.2. However, under the basic agreement no player ton) , Mike Easier (Boston from Pittsburgh), Tim they like,” said East coach Jim Melton Hawkins each converted the starters out there.” CHICAGO -r Top-seeded Pam Shriver and Sciaudone (M ), 3. Floplnoer 100back: 1. Fallone (M ),2. can be forced to report to spring training before second half. Larry Bird had 17 for Penders. one-and-one situations in the extra Julie Gustafson was also in twin fourth- seeded Wendy Turnbull each scored (W ) 2:21.5. Bloking (M ), 3. O'Brien (M ) Foli (Yankees from California). Toby Harrah the Celtics. March 1. (Yankees from Cleveland) and Darrell Evans Two key segments were in the session and Brendan Owens figures for Conard with 10 points. hnpressive quarterfinal victories Friday in the 50 free: 1. Callls (W ), 2. 1:07.23. Ralph Sampson, the Rockets dumped in a big offensive rebound O'Connell (M ), 3. Macrae 100 breast: 1. Sciaudone The St. Louis Cardinals open their camp the (Detroit from San Francisco). second add third quarters when Guard Kris Craft had a career- $150,000 Chicago Women’s Professional Tennis (M), 2. Michaud (M), 3. .All-Star rookie center, was held to (W) :22.97. latest of any team. Manager Whitey Herzog does A total of 366 exhibition games will be played East fell victim to South's desire to bucket for the Techmen. high 15 points for Manchester. Tournament. Diving: 1. Bloking (M ), 2. Macrae'(W ) 1:12.45. 12 points, scoring just three in the not expect his pitchers and catchers before Feb. this spring, beginning on March 3 when the run. It ran with the Rebels, and fell "N ot shooting our customary 30 Michelle Morianos had 14 markers In Friday’s other quarterfinal matches, Cohen (W ), 3. Beaulieu (M ) 400 free relay: 1. Manches­ second half. or 40 percent from the foul line points not given. ter (Harrison, Clifford, Willi­ 24 and won’t be expecting his full squad before Yankees host the Orioles at Fort Lauderdale. victim for the first time since Jan. for the Indians. Barbara Potter faced Kathy Rinaldi and 100 fly: 1. Hunter (W), 2. ams, O'Brien) no time given. The Celtics trailed 28-23 at the Feb. 28. The Pittsburgh Pirates also have a Feb. There will be three spring training exhibition 17 when it lost to St. Bernard. certainly helped us,” Silvia said, CONARD (67) - Hebb 1 1-i 3, Marcella Mesker took on Helena Sukova. end of the^first quarter but then 28 reporting date for the full squad. series played outside the United States. Philadel­ East, despite the loss, stands adding having the lead at the half Gustafson 2 6-13 10, D’Apice 11 4-7 Shriver of Lutherville, Md., ousted unseeded prevented Houston from scoring a Eight managers will be greeting their teams in phia will meet Toronto in the Roberto Clemente second in the HCC at 6-3 and is 9-8 was another bonus. Cheney pre­ 26, Kreitner 3 1-4 7, Vigurs 4 1-2 9, Bonnie Gadusek of Pittsburgh 6-3, 7-5, while field goal for the first 7:04 of the spring training for the first time. Yogi Berra of Memorial series in Puerto Rico, March 19-20: the overall. South, rated as one of the viously had been down at the half in Crossley 0 0-0 0, Jacovino 4 0-0 8, Turnbull, a 31-year-old Australian, eliminated second quarter, when Sampson Judge says Sims the Yankees, Pat Corrales of the Cleveland Yankees will face Houston in the Dominican top schoolboy teams in the state, most games. Knight 0 4-6 4. Totals 25 17-33 67. eighth-seeded Carling Bassett of Toronto, 6-3,6-3. scored on a slam-dunk. Indians, Rene Lachemann of the Milwaukee sits atop the conference at 7-2 and Cheney's lead was 21-12 at the MANCHESTER (60) — Craft 6 Republic, March 29-30 and Toronto will play Houston was led by Lewis Lloyd UPI photo Brewers, Del Crandall of the Seattle Mariners, is 14-3 overall. intermission before Coventry ral­ 3-3 15, Sullivan 11-13, Kohut 0 0-10, Milwaukee in Vancouver, British Columbia. with 20 points and Allen Leavell Hoyt signs new pact Vern Rapp of the Cincinnati Reds, Paul Owens of March 30-April 1. Penders hopes this is not the lied to tie it at 41-all at the end of Carrier 1 0-0 2, Noone 0 6-8 6, can stay a Lion hud 17 lor the Rockets. Houston's Ralph Sampson (right) blocks the shot of final meeting against South this regulation. But the Patriots Dalone 4 0-1 8, Morianos 7 0-0 14, CHICAGO — Cy Young award winner Lamarr The Celtics led at the end of the DETROIT (lUPI) — A federal judge Friday threw Boston’s Larry Bird as Celtics’ Cedric Maxwell tries to get year. "I'm confident the kids will couldn’t keep it going and Cheney Hohenthal 2 0-14, Markham 0 2-4 2, Hoyt has signed a one-year contract with the first half 46-56 and expanded their out running back Billy Sims’ contract with the come back up," he said, "and I ’m took its first decision of the year. Watts 3 0-3 6. Totals 24 12-24 60. Chicago White Sox, the team announced Friday. lead to 101-83 midway through the out of the way in NBA clash Friday night at Boston Houston Gamblers of the USFL, clearing the way for looking forward to playing South •'We want a few more before it’s Hoyt, who has been with the Sox for four years, fourth quarter. Boston's Gerald Garden. Sims to remain with the N F L Detroit Lions. twice again in the HCC’s and in the over,” said Silvia, looking forward Bolton whipped finished the 1983 season with a 24-10 record and a Henderson had 18 points. to win No. 2 of the year coming U.S. District Judge Robert E. DeMascio said he was Peete takes lead in Hawaii states,” Penders added, referring Bulls 100, 76ers 91 PORTLAND — Behind the 1-2 3.66 ERA. dismayed at the “egregious conduct” of Jerry the game, 61-59, on a jump shot by Pistons 134, Warriors 116 to upcoming tournaments. sooner than the first one did. At Philadelphia, Orlando Wool- Clint Richardson with 1:11 left in punch of Steve and Bruce Morri­ Argovitz, Sims' agent, who also is an owner of the HONOLULU (UPI) - Despite strokes. At Pontiac, Mich., Bill Liambeer South did a good deal of damage Hawkins had 18 points, Yuri 1982 Hawaiian Open winner Wa^ne ridge scored 25 points Friday night son, Portland High overwhelmed Maryland pair convicted Gamblers. problems with unpredictable the third quarter. The teams then scored 28 points and grabbed 16 inside with Doug McCrory and Pop Westry 14 and Elliott 12 for the Levi and Ken Green. Aoki was bunched with five to lead Chicago to a 100-91 victory battled evenly until the Bulls Bolton High, 60-44, in Charter Oak "The careless fashion in which Argovitz went about winds, Calvin Peete shot a th(fee- rebounds Friday night to lead the Fountain performing the services Beavers, 1-12 in the conference. UPPER MARLBORO, Md. - Maryland In the group. Strange made the others at seven under 137. One of over the Philadelphia 76ers, the stretch drive. Conference basketball action here ascertaining the highest price for Sims’ service under-par 69 Friday for a two- Detroit Pistons to a 134-116 victory for the Rebels. McCrory totaled 18 Ken Kaplan had 13 points. Bob basketball players Adrian Branch and Steve biggest move, picking up seven them. Jim Simons, turned in the Bulls' third straight triumph. Quintin Dailey added 23 points Friday night. convices us of the wisdom of a maxim: ‘No man can round total of 134 and a one-stroke strokes with Levi and Renner, who over the Golden State Warriors. points and Fountain 10 for the Harris 12 and Mark Berkowitz 10 Rivers were convicted Friday of possession of day's best round at the 6,881-yard The victory marked the first and Greenwood 18 for the Bulls, The win keeps the Highlanders faithfully serve two masters whose interests are in lead over two golfers in the $500,000 lost on a dramatic eagle three to Detroit, which led 64-52 at Rebels. Brian Walmsiey on a for Coventry, 10-4 in the conference marijuana, sentenced to six months probation Waialae Country Club course with time Chicago has won in Philadel­ while Erving had 21 and Andrew deadlocked for the top spot in the conflict.’” Hawaiian Open. Isao Aoki last year, gaining six halftime, ran off a 12-5 blitz at the mixture of inside and outside stuff and 12-4 overall. and fined $200 each. an eight-under 64. phia since March 4, 1981. Since that Toney 18 for Philadelphia, which conference at 12-1. (They’re 14-1 Sims signed a contract with the Gamblers for $3.5 Deadlocked for the second spot start of the third quarter to build a added 15 markers for South. CHENEY TECH (52) - Melen­ " I just want to tell the public, my family, my time, they have lost seven games lost its fourth game in its last five overall. The Bulldogs slip to 4-10 in million and later with the Lions for $4.5 million. at nine-under 135 were Fred 76-57 margin. East put all five starters in dez 0 5-7 5, Gonzales 0 1-3 1, friends, the administration that I ’m very sorry at the Spectrum. starts. Purvis Short and Eric Floyd then Hawkins 6 6-8 18, Westry 4 6-10 14, the conference and 4-12 overall “ I ’m glad the whole thing is over,” Sims said by Couples and West Germany’s The Bulls took a 89-82 lead on two double figures. Chris Galiigan had with the loss. for everything that has happened,” Rivers said Bernhard Langer. Bullets 96, Lakers 93 keyed a 21-10 Golden State bar­ Elliott 4 4-4 12, Owens 1 0-2 2, telephone from Hooks, Texas. “ I was prepared to do free throws by David Greenwood 14 points, Jim Dargati and Chris Steve Morrison, a junior, had after a court hearing. " I hope that in time, whatever the judge said — even go with Jerry Peete, who shared the first- At Landover, Md., Jeff Ruland rage, scoring eight points each a s . Brunone 13 apiece, John Theriault Gerich 0 0-0 0. Totals 15 22-34 52. everybody I love and who I hope still loves me, Miller two ahead with just under 4:00 to play, but eight points in the first quarter pnd (Argovitz) and Gene (Burrough).” round lead with Rex Caldwell, was scored 18 points and Ricky Sobers the Warriors cut the lead to 86-78 at 12 and Joey Smith 10. C OVENTRY (47) - Lewis 10-0 2, Julius Erving then scored five 16 of his 23 markers in the opening will learn to forgive m e." Burrough is Argovitz’s partner and general among the early starters and made added 16 to lead the Washington 3:43. "W e certainly wanted this game Berkowitz 3 4-5 10, Kaplan 4 5-7 13, straight points to help the Sixers 16 minutes to lead Portland. "H e Branch left quickly without commenting. manager of the Gamblers. the turn in one-under 35. On the Bullets to a 96-93 victory Friday However, Golden State never got but it is far from the end of the Harris 5 2-2 12, Kornfeld 3 0-0 6, close to within 89-87 with 3: 00 left to hurt us,” Bolton coach Dave Leete Russ Thomas, the Lions’ general manager, said return trip, he picked up a stroke, night over Los Angeles, snapping closer as the Pistons closed with a season," said Penders. “ Wehavea Morris 2 0-0 4, Walsh 0 0-0 0. Totals at LPGA Classic play. said of the older of the two "the sun is shining.” which he lost to a bogey at his 13th, the Lakers’ eight-game winning 6-2 spurt to take a 97-85 lead into the big game coming up Tuesday (at 18 11-14 47. Connors In semjfinals Woolridge connected on two foul fourth quarter. Detroit lead by as Morrison brothers. ” I ’m happy for the Detroit Lions. I ’m happy for but closed with a pair of birdies to streak. home) against Bulkeley and I ’m shots at the 1:43 mark for a 94-89 Bruce, a sophomore, finished MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Defending champion Billy Sims and I'm happy for the fans,” Thomas said. hold on to his lead. SARASOTA. Fla. (UPI) — Alice second with birdies on the final two Ruland rebounded a missed shot many as 26 points in the fourth sure the kids will be back up. The Chicago lead, and after dem on with 16 points for Portland. J immy Connors saved a set point in the second set Validity of the July 1 pact with the Gamblers was "They said the course plays Miller fired her second straight holes. and fed Sobers, who raced in from quarter. kids attitude is very good and I'm MHS girls lose Johnson hit two more with 1:32 left. The Highlanders had a 17-9 lead Friday and defeated unseeded Fxitz Buehning the only issue DeMascio considered during the trial, easier in the morning, but I didn’t round of 68 Friday to take a " I t should have been an easjre^,-*- half-court for a layup that put the John Long and Cliff Levingston sure they’ll bounce back. Greenwood made a long jumper WEST HARTFORD - Putting at the turn and 32-22 advantage at 6-3,7-6 (7-3) to reach the semifinals of the $315,000 which ended Feb. 3. It was decided under Texas law, find anything easy about it,” he two-stroke lead at the halfway Peterson said. Bullets ahead 94-93 with 16 seconds had 19 points each for Detroit. “The kids played extremely with 1:08 to play. Rookie Ennis Vinnie Johnson added 17 and Isiah up a serious challenge, Manches­ the half. Portland put on a surge to U.S. National Indoor Championships. where the contract was made. said. " I didn’t play quite as well point of the LPG A $175,000 Sara­ She scrambled to a par on the remaining. hard and played well but in some Whatley's two free throws with 52 ter High found itself in early foul take a 51-30 advantage after three Connors, 31, has won the title a record six times In a suit filed Dec. 18,1983, Sims claimed Argovitz today, but I managed my game sota Classic. 10th hole after hitting the ball The Bullets had led by as many Thomas had 14. spots we didn’t play as intelligently seconds remaining sealed the trouble that proved damaging as it periods before Bolton won the final and has reached the semifinals in his last nine and the Gamblers used fraud, misrepresentation and well.” Miller, who won her first tourney in-and-out of the hole. She then as 19 points early in the second Mickey Johnson scored 23 points as we could have,” Penders said. victory. for Golden State, which suffered its fell to leage-leading Conard High, quarter, 14-9, to make the final appearances. breach of fiduciary duty to get his signature on the Langer made a sqlid charge last year at the West Virginia missed a four-foot birdie attempt quarter but by the half the Lakers East was 27-for-46 from the field The Bulls led 20-14 at the end of 68-60, in CCIL girls’ basketball mar^n respectable. Connors will face unseeded qualifier Ben contract. against Peete. He held the lead Classic, had a round of six birides and lipped out a 15-foot birdie putt. had gone in front 58- 53. Washing­ eighth straight loss on the road. but South shot equally as well from the first quarter as the Sixers action here Friday night. ” We made a little run at them’ the Testerman in Saturday’s semifinal. Testerman briefly through the back nine after and two bogeys and a 36-hole total "I was getting mad,” she said. ton did not take the lead again until Short had 19 points and Floyd 18. the floor. connected on only 7-of-27 shots The homestanding Chieftains go end of the first half,” Leete said, advanced Friday with a 6- 4, 6-2 triumph over eight birdies and a bogey, but a of 68-68—136. Ann-Marie Palli and Dawn Coe, midway through the fourth quar­ Cavaliers 95, Sonics 90 SOUTH CATHOLIC (74) - from the floor. to 13-1 in the league and 14-2 overall noting his club cut it to 10 after eighth-seded Tim Mayotte. double bogey six at the 394-yard Two shots back with 69-69— 138 who won her tour card in October, ter, and through the last seven At Richfield, Ohio, John Bagley McCrory 82-218, Walmsiey 71-715, Philadelphia took its first lead of with the victory while Manchester trailing by 14 poinU at one point. 15th dropped him back into a tie was Lauri Peterson, who had four both had 66s for the the low rounds minutes neither club led by more and Cliff Robinson scored 20 points Fountain 5 0-0 10, Strudwick 6 0-1 Big payday bout slips to 6-10 overall, 5-9 in the CCIL, "W e got it down to eight (poinU) in with Couples. birdies and one bogey. of the day. than four. each Friday night to spark the 12, Newcomer 01-31, Williams 5 0-0 Hernandez signs with Mets with the loss. the middle of the third quarter but Couples struggled through the Miller said her round over the Ruland had hit a layup to give the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 95-90 10, Malinowski 1 O-O 2, Lattanzio 1 Manchester has to split in its last we couldn’t hold it. It was their NEW YORK — First baseman Keith Hernan­ front nine at even par, but closed Bent Tree Golf and Racquet Club It was a career low for both and Bullets a 90-86 lead but the Lakers victory over the Seattle 4-6 6. Totals 33 8-20 74. Supersonics. four outings if it hopes to qualify game. They played well:” dez has signed a 5-year, $8.4 million contract with hope of Hearns with four birdies for a 36-hole total course was difficult. pulled Palli into a tie with first NHL game came back to go in front with 45 EAST CATHOLIC (62) — Galli- for post-season play. A team has to Keith Owen had 13 points and 14 the New York Mets, general mdnager Frank of 135. "The front nine was kind of a round co-leader Jane Lock, who seconds remaining when Magic After the Sonics had trimmed the gan 6 2-2 14, Dargati 6 1-3 d3, Cavs' lead to 79-78 with 8:18 left in win 40 percent of its games this rebounds and Alex Zorba 11 points Cashen announced Friday. DETROIT (UPI), - title from Wilfred Benitez First round co-leader Rex Cald­ text-book nine,” she said, "but the had a 71 Friday. They were three postponed Johnson rebounded a Kareem Brunone 6 1-2 13, Theriault 5 2-2 12, the game, Bagley came off the year to qualify for the state and 10 rebounds to pace Boltoh. The deal will make Hernandezoneofbaseball's Thomas Hearns makes in New Orleans on Dec. 3, well moved into a tie for the back nine was a different story. I shots off the lead at 139. Abdul-Jabbar miss, and passed to Smith 4 2-4 10, MePadden 0 0-4) 0, bench and triggered a 14-6 Cleve­ tournament. PORTLAND (60) - B.Morilson highest-paid players. the first defense of his 1982. Benitez will fight a second-round lead after 11 holes, really had to work.” Lock, a first-round co-leader WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) James Worthy underneath. Perno 0 0-0 0, Stanford 00-00, Pineo "They have a good team and 6 4-6 16, S.Morrison 10 3-4’ 23, WBC super welterweight 10-round junior middle­ but then double bogeyed his 12th She started her round with a with M iller, had a 71 Friday. — The game between the land spurt by scoring twice and 0-0 0. Totals 27 8-13 62. 0 they put points on the board,” said crown Saturday night weight match against Sta­ hole and had back-to- back bogeys birdie, then took a bogey and added Tied at 4-under-par 140 were Quebec Nordiques and the Win­ Spurs 132, Bucks 127 dishing out a pair of assists. . Coleman 40-18, Flood 20-04, Bass 2 Manchester coach Steve Arm­ 3-4 7, Buttram 0 0-10, Smith 0 Q-0 0, Couture takes lead against underdog Luigi cey M eSwain on the at the 15th and 16th before two more birdies before making former champion Amy Alcott nipeg Jets was postponed F ri­ At Milwaukee, John Lucas Mavericks 115, Kings 96 Tech wins first strong, complimenting Coanrd. Bloomquist 1 0-1 2. Totals 25 10-16 Minchillo of Italy, a fight undercard. bouncing back with birdies on the the turn. She then bogied the 10th (71-69), Jerilyn Brltz (71-69) and day night because heavy fog at scored a season-high 29 points, At Dallas, Dale Ellis came off FLORISSANT, Mo. — Pete Couture of Windsor “Give Conard credit. I feel it 60. the Detroit battler hopes Hearns dislocated two final two holes to go eight-under hole and added birides on the 11th Chris Johnson (70-70). Winnipeg airport prevented the including four free throws in the the bench to score 10 points in the It's better late than never. Locks, Conn., won six of eight match games played really well and (Tracy) will lead to a big payday bones in bis right hand, after 36 holes. ' and 18th. The field of 144 was cut at the end Nordiques' arrival. last four seconds, to carry the San first four minutes of the fourth Having gone through 14 games of BOLTON (4^ — Ferguson 2 0-0 Friday to take a 71-pin lead after five rounds of D'Apice hurt us inside. She scored 4, Owen 5 3-4 13, Sheetz 0 2‘2 2, bout against Marvin which has given him prob­ He shared that slot with Gil Miller made her birdie on No. 11 of Friday’s round at 148, and 7’ The game was rescheduled Antonio Spurs to a 132-127 victory period to spark the Dallas Maver­ its season without a victory, the $125,000 Angle Open. 26 points and she got them all Hagler. lems since winning the Morgan_and Mike Sullivan, who alter being in a fairway bunker and players survived for the final two for March 11 at 1:30 p.m. EST. icks to a 115-96 victory Friday Cheney Tech applied the brakes in Zorba 5 1-2 11, Richardson 10412 The top five bowlers after Friday night’s final over the Milwaukee Bucks Friday inside. were tied for third at 66 after 18 made par putts on the next two rounds, including defending cham­ night night over the Kansas City Kings. Carpenter 4 3-411, HaioburdoD 1-2 round of match play advance to the championship WBA welterweight title gam e No. 15 and annexed its first "They're a first place team but Hearns, 24, has fought holes. 1, Curry 0 0-1 0. Totals 17 10-15 44 round Saturday with first place worth $20,000. from Pipino Cuevas on holes. Jack Renner, who finished pion Donr a White who had 75-73— just once since taking the Aug. 2, 1980( second last year, Curtis Sjrange, Peterson solidified her hold on 148. 1 \ IH - MANCHKSTKK HKHAl.O. S;iluicl;iy. I'Vb. 11. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturday, Fub. II, 1984 - 19 Scoreboard LOOK FOR THE STARS... *

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Parking, on placement wlndows- doys or 634-1221 Tobias 452, Barbara Turgeon 470, Portland 31 X .609 2 Keys. T V FOR R EN T. family room. $50. Coll Gremmo & Son Soles, 819 weekends. Ask for Mike Holidays Sharon D'Alessandro 473, Chris Sulli­ Calgary 22 21 11 55 201 220 Seattle 26 22 .542 5'/a Providence at Boston College Hartford, WINF priced. 871-7177. busline. Call 646-6770. /doors. Coll 643-6712. 649-1433, Keep Trying! van 471, Connie Hess 512, AIvce Winnipeg 20 25 9 49 238 260 Phoenix 22 27 .449 10 Vlllanova at Pittsburgh 10:X Pro basketball: Jozz vs. Bloz- SECOND FLOOR — Two Marlow's, 867 Main East M id d le Tpke., Sears. Dot Christensen 129, Sarah Luoac- McArdle 475. Vancouver 21 31 6 48 223 238 Golden State 22 29 .431 11 Brigham Young at Georgetown ers, ESPN family. Five rooms. Heat Street. 649-5221. Manchester. chlno 138. Los Angeles 17 27 11 45 223 251 San Diego 16 X .327 16 C.W.Post at Syracuse 11 :X Winter Olympics, Channel 8 MANCHESTER — Mod­ FIVE PIECE KITCHEN Lots/Lond tor Sale 33 ern four room apart­ included. $500 monthly. Roofing/Siding 54 1975 FORD GRANADA — Call 646-3979. BRICKS, BLOCKS, SET r - Birdseye maple, CALROD U N ITS with re­ High mileage. Nice look­ ment. March T s t table 48" X 32", opens to occupancy. $350 plus util­ STONE — Concrete. flector plates for Frigl- ing cor. Best otter over MANCHESTER — Large Chimney repairs. No lob 54", $95. Frigidolre re­ dalre stove. Eight Inch $700. Coll 643-7714 after FREE CATALOG Of ities. Call 647-1113 after BIDWELL HOME Im­ frigerator, almond color, 6pm.~ apartment. One bed­ too small. Coll 644-8356. and six Inch. Asking $15 6pm. Land Bargains — 5 acres room, appliances, park­ provement Company — 17 cu. ft., excellent condi­ or best otter. Coll 649- to 500 acres, covering ing, heat and hot water ODD JOBS, Trucking. Roofing , siding, altera­ tion, $275. Picnic table, 8 3893. VEitNON — Modern tions, additions. Some MUST SELL! 1974 Vermont and the Berk- included. Call 649-2871. Home repairs. You name ft., $25. Coll 649-7147. MONTE CARLO — New: 643-2711 shlres, at lowest Imagina­ . three room apartment. number tor over SOyeors. Classified__ it, we do it. Free esti­ IRONSTONE FOR SALE Transmission, carbure­ Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Immediate occupancy. F o r advertisements to be ble prices. Write: CA­ MANCHESTER — Five mates. Insured. 643-0304. 649-6495. L A R G E THREE C U ­ — Twelve place settings Notices Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 AAisc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates $260 plus utilities. 647-1113 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tor, plugs, wires, 2 snows. published Monday, the dead­ TALOG OFFICE, P.O. room, two bedrooms, two SHION SOFA — And of Mlkoso Potter's Art, Good running condition. Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. tor Rent...... 46 Home ond Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: Box 938, North Adams, after 6pm. matching Choir. Excel­ line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. cor parking. $450 □ SEWING MACHINE ME­ Heating/Plumbing 55 Sonora Pattern. $80. $1200. Coll 647-8273 Otter Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to R ent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 S2.25 for one day Mass. 01247. lent condition. Asking Manchester 649-1847. M AN CHESTER — Clean m onth. No utilities. CHANIC - Coll Aldo, 643- 5pm. Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 Per w ord: Lease and security dep­ 0679 or 643-6021. $200. Coll 649-3893. Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15c Read Your Ad two bedroom duplex. Ap­ Auctions...... 04 pliances, private cellar, osit required. No pets. POOL TABLE — 32 x 60, TOYOTA 1976 SR5 Real Estate Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c FOGARTY BROTHERS Includes bolls, rock and Classified adyertisements Rentals hookup, yard, conve­ Coll 646-8352. NEED HELP WITH RE­ 63 LONGBED PICKUP — 5 Services — Bathroom remodel­ Misc. lor Sole pool sticks. $30. Coll 646- Homes for Sale ...... 31 Tag Saies...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c are taken by telephone os a nient. $350. No pets. Call PAIRS OR REMODEL­ ing; Installation water speed with fiberglass FOR R EN T — Two bed­ ING? Inside or out. No 1565. Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services O ttered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c convenience. 649-8350. heaters, garbage dispo-, cop, extra wheels and Painting/Papering...... 52 room condominium, ap­ lob too small. Coll Russ, tires, AM/FM stereo IWortgages...... 1> Lots/Lan’d for Sale ...... 33 Happy Ads: .The Monchester Herald is sols; faucet repairs. 649- Building/Contracting...... 53 Rooms for Ront 4t plianced kitchen, I’/z 742-9757. TR U N K — Metal with cassette, rusty, 60,000 Personal Loons...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 $3.00 per column inch responsible only for one incor­ COVENTRY — Three t 7657. VIso/MosterCord Roofing/Siding ...... 54 sunny rooms. Stove, re­ baths. $475 per month. wood trim, 36" long, 23" miles. Runs excellent. Insurance...... 13 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 rect insertion and then oniy accepted. high, 20" wide. About 70 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines frigerator, bath, storms. Coll 872-8379. $1900. Coll 643-9797. Wanted to B o rro w .. ; ...... 14 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 36 tor the size ot the original ALUMINUM SHEETS years old. $45. Coll 649- F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for S a le ...... 71 GENTLEMAN PRE­ Insulated, all electric. No For classified adyertise- insertion. FOUR ROOM, SECOND used os printing plates — 7625. 1976 PONTIAC SUNBIRD Income Tax Service ...... 57 FERRED. $50.00 weekly. pets. 423-3911; 742-5212, 4 Flooring 56 Motorcycles/Bicycles___72 ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen FLOOR - Heat, utilities, SONSHINE DAY CARE .007 " thick, 23 X 24". 50« — Automatic, power Rentals Services W anted...... 58 646-2000. to 7pm. Employment Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement appliances, garage, $400 CENTER — 3 years thru ••••••••••••••••••••••• each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone LUTE STYLE M A N ­ steering, sunroof. Must Rooms for Rent ...... 41 643-2711. They M U ST be & Education For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline is'noon on the day w ill not be corrected by an month. ^ V o m o n , non- kindergarten. $45 weekly. DOLIN — For more Infor­ Sell! $1500. Coll 649-3118. Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 smoker preferred. No (Trinity Covenant FLOORSANDING — picked up before mation coll 649-7120. $50. before publication. additional Insertion. Condominiums 32 Condominiums 32 like new. Special- Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonol...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 pets. References. Secur­ Church). Now taking ap­ 11;00o.m. only. older floors, notu- ity. Keith Real Estate, plications. Coll 646-7160. LAMB COAT — Excel­ Misc. Automotive 76 646-4126. S stoined floors. No lent condition. $75. AVAILABLE TO HOUSE woxlng anymore. John Brown wool dress, fox •••••••• Help Wanted 21 Help wanted 21 Help Wanted OR APARTMENT SIT In Verfoille. Coll 646-5750. collared locket, $60. Sizes Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted FOR SALE: Two Dunlop Help Wanted 21 Manchester, February EXCELLENT QUALITY - 8. 646-3025. WELLSWEEP^ 25th to March 31st or HARDWOOD. Mostly steel belted radial snow Store/Otftce Space Income Tax Service 57 longer. Two female grad­ green. Cut, split and deli­ CHAPPEE FRENCH tires and wheels. P205- CONDOMINIUMS T5R14 Fits 1980 Plymouth Lost/Found 01 T Y P IS T — Organized in­ DIRECT CARE AIDES — RECEPTIONIST- BABYSITTER WANTED- 400 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER uate students. Reply by vered. Minimum 2 cords. STOVE — For cool- dividual with minimum Community based /CLERK — For busy $70/cord. Coll 649-1831. /wood. 19" RCA with Volore. $35 each. Coll — For late evenings. Fully Applianced Kitchens, W/Custom Wood NEWLY DECORATED February 18th, P.O. Box five years office expe­ FUli TIME/PART TIME agency serving disabled trade show productions Flexible hours. Must be' ■ 297, Storrs, C T 06268. stand, $10. Coll 646-1720. 649-9902. PART TIME SUPER MARKET HELP rience. Must hove strong Numerous jobs availa­ citizens seeks port time office. Pleasant tele­ Cabinetry, Choice ol Carpet &. Vinyi Floors, O FFIC E SPACE in Man­ SWEDISH ICE AUGER — LOST — Block cot with Motts ShopRita of Spencet Street has im- mature, reliable and ' Andersen Windows, m Baths, Individual Ba­ chester. Centrally lo­ moth aptitude and plea­ ble. Hours can be flexi­ aides tor new group home phone personality a hove own transportation.'' 6 Inch with sharpening STEREO — J.C. Pqnnev white chest, white flea meitiate part time openings for: sant telephone manner ble. Chances for ad­ sements, Electric Radiant Heat. Convenient to cated with ample park­ SCULPTURED stone, $20. Coll 649-2048. collar. Clyde Rood area. for 6 mentally retarded must. For Interview coll Coll 646-6709. brand. Perfect for'pre- • Deli Clerk • In Store Bakery Clerks for diversified duties on vancement for both adults. Responsibilities 247-8363. Shopping, Recreation & Bus Line. Prices Start ing. Call 649-2891. NAILS teen. Excellent condi­ NOTICE TO CREPITORS Please call 649-4202. f part time and full time ESTATE OF ELIZABETH front reception desk. Coll Include assisting In In­ NOTICE: NOW HIRING ' By Blonchg. VANITY WITH MIRROR tion. Removeoble speak­ BOISSONNEAU or Day and everting shifts available (must be for on appointment, 646- employees. No train­ struction of adult living M AN CH ESTER — Office and matching chest of WAITRESS — Expe­ — Taking applications' OPEN HOUSE Dong in my homo. ers. $35. Coll otter 5pm, ELIZABETH B. MASSARO IM POUNDED — Female, over 18 yearsjof age to work after 10 pm.) 4048. ing necessary. For skills, sodlol skills and rienced for cocktail near Superior Court. drawers. Good condition. 646-4298. or ELIZABETH U. 3 months old. Vizslo tor full or port time Saturday & Sunday Newly redecorated. Air BOISSONNEAY, late of Previous experience helpful. Competitive rapidly expanding recreational activities. lounge. Friday and Satur­ employment. Opportun­ Coll 646-0792 hKome Tax Asking $80. Coll 649-2558. cross, rust color. Found business of food conditioned and heated. Manchester, deceased. wages and liberal fringe benefits. BANKING — Expe­ Second shift, third shift day nights. Call 289-2946. ity to earn $300 per week 1-4 P.M. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ at Center Street and Love manufacturing goods. $125 per month. Coll 646- Home and Garden For consideration, applications are availa­ rienced proof operotor. and weekend hours avail­ to start. Call 646-3936. (We offer affordable hou$ing without tacrificing RETIRED NURSE Service SKI JACKET — LIkenew. Gerald, Judge, ot the Court Lone. Coll The Manches­ Apply at; 0505. Boys size 18. Shades of of Probate, District ot Man­ ble at the Spencer Street Courtesy Booth. Full time. South Windsor able. High School di­ quality. Stop by and compare!) WISHES private duty, FORM 1040 PREPARA­ ter Dog Warden, 646-4555. blue. $15. Coll 646-1427. chester ot a heorlno held on You will receive a call if we are interested in Bonk 8. Trust Co. Contact ploma and experience CHILDCAR E — Respon­ FULL OR P/T DRIVER home core or compan­ TIO N . Good tax repres­ February 8,1984 ordered that Warren Motteson for op- CARLA'S PASTA with disabled persons re­ sible woman within walk­ 1000 SQ. F T . — Ample A.F.S. FRUIT SALE — all claims must be presented LOST — Maroon Hockey your experience. and miscellaneous du-> parking, $200 monthly. ionship. Reasonable entation should not be polnfmenf, 289-6061. 275A Prograss Drive quired. March, Inc., P.O. ing distance of Martin ties. Apply: Sullivan Auto” PETERMAN BLDG CO. rotes and efficient core. RCA WHIRLPOOL RE­ Pink grapefruit and Tem­ to the fiduciary on or before Pants. Corner of East Manchester 300 sq. ft., $100 monthly, available, only to the FRIGERATOR — Ideal os May 8,1984 or be barred as by Box 574, Manchester, CT. School to core for 8 year Ports (Formerly Big A),*> 649-9404 647-1340 647-0080 Coll 649-7071. wealthy, anymore! The ple oranges, $8 per box. law provided. Center and ’Pltkln BABYSITTER IN MY Ask for Carol 646-4446. Deadline: Feb­ air. 236-6021, 644-3977. o second refrigerator. Delivered to vour home Streets, on Thursday, MOTTS SHOP RITE old daughter before and 229 Hebron Ave., Glas­ Tax Saver 646-0015. Dionne E. Yusinas, 214 Spencer Street HOM E for one year old. ruary 13th. otter school and some $50. Coll 649-1373. March 10th and llth.^oll Ass't. Clerk February 9th. Phone 647- tonbury. 659-0535, ask tor— MAIN STREET — Cen­ WOODWORKING/CAR- Manchester, Conn. Tuesdav-Fridav morn­ school holidays. Referen­ 643-1439 or 646-7476 to The fiduciary Is: 9546. Kevin Sullivan. trally located office su­ PENTRY — Repair or INCOME TAXES — Pre­ Roger L. Mossoro EOE m /F ings 5am-8om. $2.50 per D IR ECT CARE AIDES — ces required. Call New MITSUBISHI 5" Block & order. ELECTRONIC TECHNI­ CELEBRITY CIPHER ite. 600 sq. ft. Heat, air build new. Also small pared by CPA. Business & S7 Brookfield Street hour. Coll 646-4016. CIAN — Port time. Hours Community based Haven collect, 467-9179 CilBbrtty dp tar oryptogranw BTB oraalBd iram qiwtettonB by (BmouB pBopiB. pMt boot building. Coll 644- White Portable Televi­ Manchester, Ct. 06040 BndprBB8nlEBGtiMt«rlnthBdph4rBl8ndtloranothBr. ro ^ s d U rt/ e o u e n e . conditioning, utilities Individual. Coll John, sion — With AM/FM 013-02 Mortgages 11 optional. Experienced agency serving disabled otter 6pm. Instruction 25 2362. 659-3069. FULL TIME OFFICE citizens seeks port time and parking. Reasonable radio and built In digital PART TIM E — Local repair and calibration. by CONNIE WIENER rental. Lease and secur­ Pets 65 SECOND SHIFT SER­ CLER K — Diversified du­ aides for new group home COMPANION FOR EL­ clock and alarm. Coll VICE STATION MAN­ Corporation now hiring Oscilloscopes, X Y Re­ ity. Available Imme­ GOOD USED furniture Is ties. Typing a must! Tele­ corders, etc. Coll 644- for 6 mentally retarded D ER LY PERSON— 4 to 5 “ D R U PQ Q B NP OPAL NBQXPAPQ 643-2940. FINANCIAL ASSIST­ AGER - Medical, for several positions 3-5 TUTORING CLASSES " ' diately. Coll 649-2865. In demand. Why not ad­ LEGAL NOTICE phone, filing, etc. Coll adults. Responsibilities hours, Monday thru Fri­ Auction Salt for abindontcl ANCE — First, second evenings per week, wee­ 2151. O FFER ED IN SPANISH vertise the furniture you FREE TO GOOD HOME hospitalization and pen­ 643-1496 for appointment. Include assisting in in­ day. References. Coll 646- NL FXJQ D FJU UPPDZ8 FXPZ OXP TAX PREPARATIONS — SEVEN ALUMINUM Truck. 19M Chevy Slake. Model and wrap-around resi­ sion benefits. Coll Mou- kends optional. Starting — Your home or mine, .ivj W ILL SHARE 600 sq. ft. no longer use In classi­ STORM WINDOWS — ONLY — Collle/She- CSO I D. No CS$SaT13336 per EOE. struction of adult living 1642, weekends or otter In the convenience of tection 4961. to be held el: dential and commercial arice Morlorty or Stan rate $7.25, Ideal for some­ TEXAS OIL COMPANY Very reasonable rates. Office Space — Three fied? Coll 643-2711. pherd mix. Excellent urgently needs mature skills, social skills and 5pm. ' lADODIU FPAP XJDCDZ8 OXP your home. Reliable 50%" by 32". $10 each. mortgooes placed bought Grohom at M orlorty one working during the Coll Morio/Doug, 649-'- -, rooms. Excellent for ac­ reasonable. Coll Norm Two windows, 38%" by temperament with kids. or sold. Accounts receiv­ day and college students. person for Hartford area recreottonol activities. 5661. Brothers. Second shift, third shift countant. Centrally lo­ Marshall, 643-9044. 24", $8. each. Coll 646- Good watch dog. One Nh. 14*. 1M4 M M PA able, Inventory and lease Must be High School grad business soles rep. Soles UIXBBC BH OXP JAGL IJTPAJ. 08 cated. Write: P.O. Box year. Coll 646-7899. 011*02 JDt experience not neces­ and weekend hours avail­ Paintmg/Papering 4706. financing, venture capi­ PERSON WITH COMPE­ and hove use of cor. Coll 363 lOIEtTS ST. 144, Manchester, CT tal. Coll 633-0415. 721-0349, 4-7pm. sary. We train. Write able. High School di­ T E N T Clerical Skills for EAST HABTFOID ploma and experience TP 8880 OPIXZDKRP DU XDQQPZ 06040. on exciting, congenial la the location ot our on Bite recruK* W.C. Dickerson, Southw­ Ino. Wo will bo tboro Monday, Fob. estern Petroleum, Box with disabled persons re­ PAINTING AND PAPER and well-equipped office. SERVICE STATION AT­ IsTn, Oom to 3pm. Comoroglatorwllh ua whalovor your ahllla. quired. March, Inc., P.(J. OPIXZDKRP.” — UDQZPL CRTPO. HANGING — Exterior Employment Send resume to Person­ TE N D A N T — With me­ 789, Ft. Worth, T X 76101. chanical ability. Apply In Box 574, Manchester, CT. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Sure, Fred Astaire was a great ••••••••••••••••••••••a and interior, ceilings re- J nel, Box 847, Manchester, 646-4446. Deadline: Feb­ paired. References, fully < CT 06040. • person; 252 Spencer dancer. But, don't forget that Qinger Rogers did everything he Stort/Olfic* Space 44 & Education Street, Manchester. ruary 13th. did - backwards and In high heels." — Mary Strassmeyer. Insured. Quality work. | p Surprise Your • la e a b y N E A k i o . 1M Martin Mottsson, even- i SUPERINTENDENT Tl !Y Ings 649-4431. ^ NEEDED — For apart­ PART TIME EVENINGS — Several openings In DENTAL RECEPTION­ NEWLY DECORATED Help Wanted ment cotnplex located in 21 Hartfwa S4f-$S44 telemarketing. If you IST / SECRETARY — KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wright OFFICE SPACE In Man­ GEORGE N. CONVERSE | Manchester. Live on the — Painting and paper- Valentine With a .. * premises. Must hove pre­ EXPERIENCED TYPE­ InflfM 1-M3-UI1 hove 0 pleasant voice and Full time. 7:30 to 5pm. chester. Centrally lo­ vious experience. Send S E TTE R to work on Har­ desire to moke money, Four days a week. Diver­ cated with ample park­ hanging. 30 Years Expe­ rience! Coll 643-2804. PAR T T IM E — Earn up to resume to: Fountain Vil­ ris Advertising terminal. O FFICE CLER K - busy coll Pot, Mondoy- sified duties including ing. Coll 649-2891. $150 per week. Fast grow­ lage, 175 A, Downey Accurate typing and office needs person for Thursdoy, 6pm-9pm of dictation and typing 643-2711. CEILINGS REPAIRED ing corporation needs Drive, Manchester, CT some prior knowledge of telephone, typing and skills. Experience pre­ M ANCHESTER — Office people now! For inter­ 06040. newspaper ad makeup a clerical work. Hours 7:30 ferred. Dr. Sauotrlto,646- near Superior Court. or REPLACED with dry- view coll 647-8730. must. Send resume to to 11:30; 12:30 to 4:30. STAY AHEAD OF IN­ 1429. Newly redecorated. Air wall. Coll evenings. Gory Box SS, c/o The Man­ Please moll resume with FLATION — Turn vour conditioned and heated. McHugh, 643-9321. Valentine chester Herald, P.O. Box salary requirements to spore hours Into money CLERK/TYPIST — Mq- $125 per month. Coll 646- 591, Manchester, CT Office Clerk, 673 Spring making hours. Flexible ture person for small For Sale - By Owner 0505. ARE YOU TIRED OF LOOKING? 06040. St., Manchester 06040- hours. Work near home. East Hartford office. Bullding/Controctlng 53 Look No More----- 6799. Immediate openings for General office duties. Manchester — Executive 4 1000 SQ. FT. — Ample We Heve Juat The Job For You. MATURE STOCK men and women. Benef­ Pleasant working condi­ parking, $200 monthly. Love Message Our high technology company has the CLER K — Driver's li­ MECHANIC - To work In its. No experience neces­ tions. Coll 528-1194. BR Colonial. Quiet street, 300 sq. ft., $100 monthly, DESIGN KITCHENS by following openings; cense required. Apply in general auto repair shop. sary. EOE. Apply at Qual­ Forest Hills section. Fully Olr. 236-6021, 644-3977. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Experience necessary In ity Inn, Route83, Vernon, BE YOUR OWN BOSS vanities, formica, Wilson in the ENTRY LEVEt: person: Marlow's, 867 Main Street. tuneups, use of Scope CT, Monday, February AND EARN UP TO equipped kitchen, large M AIN S TR E E T — Cen­ art, Corlon counter tops, Slock Crib/Materlal Handler -Analyzer and Emission 13th, lOom and 2pm, $30,000 A YEAR — Work trally located office su­ kitchen cabinet fronts, Electronic Technician HANDI-CRAFTERS Testing. Also general sharp. for one of America's master BR w/walk-in i ^ ite. 600 sq. ft. Heat, air complete woodworking Manchester Herald Inspector WANTED — Turn your knowledge needed in great companies right closet. 2V2 baths, family conditioning, utilities service, custom made Assemblers hand crofted items Into broke and front end POSITION AVAILABLE here In town. Earn an and parking. Reasonable furniture, colonial repro­ work. Please reply Box excellent compensation rental. Lease and secur­ ductions In wood, 9 varie­ IN S P E C T O R — 3 to 5 years experience dollars. Coll 646-6404, — 2 or 3 days a week, room w/fireplace. Finished evenings. U, c/o The Manchester taking core of o disabled while taking our training ity. Available imme­ ties of hardwood and WE OFFER EXCELLENT BENEFITS. If you Herald and include program - then manage veneers NOW IN STOCK Call 643-2711 person in wheelchair. playroom In basement. diately. Call 649-2865. are interested, please send in a resume or RECEPTIONIST / SE­ hourly wage desired. Light housekeeping, va­ vour own time. Top In­ Call 649-9658 or evenings, apply at: CR ETAR Y — For busy cuuming. Able to travel If come possibilities and Central air, well lands­ W ILL SHARE 600 sq. ft. 289-7010. Personnel Department data processing CUSTODIAN W A N TED - possible. Only those who management opportun­ Office Space — Three Ask For Janet before 12 noon, Monday Feb. 13 GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, Inc. ment In East ''Horll Port time early morn­ ore serious minded need ity ' ovollobte. Send re­ caped loi. U&a co n ­ rooms. Excellent for ac­ Typing, busyphpi ings. 24 hours per week. apply. Interviews will be sume to P.O. Box 1426, -ft^i countant. Centrally lo­ CARPENTRY AND MA­ 151 Batson Drive structed. $155,000. SONRY — Free esti­ Mancheeter, Conn. 06040 handUntrWdlk^s at front See Scotty at Morlorty held at residence. Reply Manchester, C T 06040. An a /.*. » cated. Write: P.O. Box desk. Coll Mrs. Splllone, Brothers, weekdays, 7 to Equal Opportunity s -n 144, Manchester, CT mates. Coll Tony, E O E ______M/F to Box UU c/o The Mah- 649-0811. - m m m 525-1421. lOom. chester Herald. v Employer. C a l l M i 499S. V 'v . 06040.

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Summer Fellowships introduce College Students to Cardiovas­ Speakers Bureau of Doctors teaches school children, civic and MOSCOW — Konstantin Cher­ cular Research. fraternal groups, church and club organizations on heart risks. nenko, who lost a power struggle 15 months ago to 'Vuri Andropov, was elected today to succeed his former rival as Soviet leader and CPR Classes instruct groups of nurses, paramedics, oolicemen immediately called for "peaceful coexistence" with the United and firemen and emergency rescue personnel in life-saving Lectures, Seminars and Films keep physicians and nurses in­ States but not at the cost of techniques for heart victims. military superiority. formed on latest developments in cardiovascular medicine. Chernenko, 72, the oldest man to assume control of the Soviet Union, praised his predecessor and one- Heart Care Classes teach patients and families how to live fol­ time,^ival as "an ardent patriot, Leninist and tireless fighter for lowing a heart attack. peace." Andropov died Thursday. / Low-cost penicillin provided to rheumatic heart victims. The announcement that Cher- A nenko was chosen by the central Screening programs detect high blood pressure in adults. committee of the Communist Party to succeed Andropov as party chairman was broadcast simultaneously on television and Literature, films and audio-visual aids on heart care are dis­ Answers to all questions concerning heart disease are pro­ radio and carried by the official vided and referral services offered. Tass news agency. tributed on request. "Konstantin Chernenko has been elected General Secretary of UPl photo Herald photo by Tarquinio the CPSU Central Committee at an extraordinary plenary meeting of Konstantin Chernenko (right) is at the side of Revolutionary sale coming then-Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev during nuclear the official announcement. arms treaty talks with the U.S. in Vienna in 1979. Main Street merchants are getting in the bargains for Manchester shoppers. In a lengthy speech to the Chernenko, W h o rose to prominence as Brezhnev’s jAmerican Heart spirit for a revolutionary one-day Ready to embark on the commercial Central Committee, Chernenko Closest aide, is Succeeding Yuri Andopov as leader of the Presidents Day sale being sponsored by adventure trip are, from left, Al Coelho, mourned the loss of Andropov and Soviet Union said his 15 months in office was a 'Association the Downtown Merchants Association. Donna "Martha” Strattman, Bernard "short, painfully short time." The retail sales promotion, which has Apter, Joseph "George" Garman, Tho­ Andropov, 69, died of heart and Let nobody have even the slightest Chernenko has appreared rem ar­ WE'RE FIGHTING FORVOUR UFE become a Manchester tradition, nor­ mas "Abe” Marvin, Denise "Betsy" kidney failure after a year of doubt about that." kably robust and healthy. He is mally involves an imaginary odyssey Roberts and Fred Nassiff. dialysis treatments and increas- He vowed to strengthen Soviet nine months younger than Presi­ with a thin plot that ends in a thick list of ingly poor health. He was to be military might so "that we should dent Reagan, who is seeking a buried Tuesday in Red Square have enough means to epol the hot second four-year term in the White following a full state and military heads of militarist adventurists, House. • funeral service. "This, comrades, is a very "Lenin bequeathed to us the substantial prerequisite for pre­ Chernenko was seen as a politi­ This Page Paid For And Sponsored By The Following Civic Minded Businesses Station principle of peaceful coexistence serving peace." cal washout a year ago after a with states of different social Chernenko was nominated by- military-reformist coalition gave systems," Chernenko said in his Prim e Minister Nikolai Tikhonov, Andropov the party leadership He speech. at 78 the oldest member of the subsequently disappeacLtd from ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. KRAUSE FLORIST & GREENHOUSES FLO'S CAKE DECORATING view last spring for two- months, 191 Center Street held up "In the age of nuclear weapons Politburo, and elected “Inturantmitht Since 19141" “Largest Retail Growers In Mancheatar" and super-accurate missiles, peo- unanimously, reportedly suffering from 65 East Center Street 621 Hartford Road, Manchester Manchester a 046-0228 pie need it as never before." F ollow in g the nom ination pneumonia. Manchester • 649-5241 But, he said, "Some leaders of speech and Chernenko s accep- As Andropov's health increas­ 3 times the capitalist countries, to all tance remarks, the roughly 300- ingly failed, Chernenko's star appearances, do not clearly real- member committee observed a AL SIEFFERT'S APPLIANCES, TV-AUDIO began to rise. He was reported to JAMES R. McCAVANAGH REALTY The Shell station on Tolland ize, or do not wish to realize that." minute of silence in memory of have chaired the Politburo meet­ CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY 445 Hartford Road, Manchester “Residential S Commercial SaVsa” Turnpike was robbed three times The first high-level contact be- Andropov before adjourning ings over the past six months in "Quality Service A t Its Beat" 647-9997 73 West Canter St. at gunpoint Sunday by three tween Chernenko and the United In recent public appearances Andropov's absence. Route 83 different men, and a pair of States will come during a reception Manchester • 649-3800 after Andropov's funeral when he m a a • Talcottville • 643-00T6 Teenagers stole the station owner's car the same day, Manchester was expected to briefly exchange fO- O Of f J.D. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, Inc. police said today. views with Vice President George \^f fw CV OAufJ^ffOCr 618 Cwitcr Street Bush. ■ ManilmtM’ — 646-1980 One suspect was apprehended in JOHN H. LAPPEN,INC. the car theft and another suspect Chernenko, quickly making his Theodore T. Cummings ex­ He said the Russians have a deep 184 E. Canter Street was identified, but none have been views on Soviet-U.S. relations pressed surprise today when he fear of the Western World. MORIARTY BROTHERS known, said: "W e need no military learned that the Communist Cen- “Our 50th Year" Manchester • 849-5281 identified in the three robberies, Two others on the Friendship MANCHESTER HONDA which are under investigation, superiority. We do not intend to tral Committee had selected a Force trip disagreed on the com­ 315 Center Street dict^e our will to otherS'" 72-year-old man to succeed Yuri Manchester • 643-5135 “Conn'a Largest Exclusively Honda Dealer" police said. parison of the atmosphere at Sales - Service - Sorts The first robbery occurred at Blit;'he warned in words similar Andropov as general secretary of Brezhnev's death and at 24 Adams Street 2:45 a.m. Sunday, when a white to those of Andropov, “ We will not the Communist Party in the Soviet Andropov's. Mondietter — 646-3S1S GRAMES PRINTING permit the military equilibrium. Union. man wielding a long shotgun Mayor Barbara Weinberg, who “Same day service whep you need It In a hurry." forced station employees to turn that has been achieved, to be upset. Cummings who was one of the HERITAGE SAVINGS Manchester people in the Soviet led the trip, said it was her . 50 Purnell Place, Manchester over an 'undisclosed amount of immpression from watching tele­ cash, police said. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Union with the Friendship Force & LOAN ASSOCIATION 643-6889 when Leonid Brezhnev died and vision that the presence of the The man was last seen fleeing- military was not so overwhelming 1007 Main St., Manchester LYDALL, INC. I n s i d f i T o d f l V was succeeded by Andropov. Cum- west on Tolland Turnpike in a when Andropov died as when 649-4586 One Colonial Road brown Cadillac with a white vinyl ■ ■ ■ wM M j mings skid he expected a younger Brezhnev died. She was watching Mancheatar • 646-1233 top, they said. He was described by Mm pages,non.. 2 ■) sections might huve been chosen ^ this “We cant hide behind our produetr Russian television in the earlier witnesses as 6 feet tall with brown case. DONALD S. GENOVESI hair and moustache. They told Advice ...... 17 and more aggressive person might J. A. WHITE GLASS CO., INC., police he wore a green army jacket Business...... 18, 20 be selected worried him. She said she had spoken to INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. OVER 35 YEARS EX P ER IE N C E with the hood pulled up and a scarf Classified...... 18-19 Andropov's successor is Kon- several others who were on the trip "Seri'inft the Manchester Area fo r O w r 50 Years Northw ay REXALL Pharmacy 31 BIssell Street covered his face...... ;? stantin Chernenko. Cummings was and they shared her impression. 1011 Main Street “Prescription Specialists" Manchester • 649-7322 Less than four hours later, at Lofterv ...... 2 not surprised that the choice went But William Brindamour said Manchester • 643-2131 Obituorin . . . . . 10 a rival of Andropov, however. the pictures he saw of scenes after 230 No. Main Street 6:28 a.m., a bearded black man, 6 feet tall and wearing a blue hat and Opinion...... 6 Chernenko lost to Andropov in a Andropov's death seemed to him Manchester • 646-4510 sunglasses, pointed a small hand­ Peopletalk ...... 2 struggle for the post 15 months ago. the same as the earlier ones he had 3 gun at station attendants and 5'’?''*? ...... ” ■’» Cummings said he doubted the seen when in Russia. Brindamour, ‘ J. GARMAN, CLOTHIER ...... 9 change would have any material 887 Downtown Main St., Manchester forced them to turn over the like Cummings, was surprised that MANCHESTER DRUG station's receipts, police said. The ...... effect on relationships between the the Politburo had chosen an 643-2401 man then locked the attendants in • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • United States and the Soviet Union. elderly leader again. STAN BYSIEWICZ INSURANCE AGENCY “Prescription Speelallala^ the office before fleeing with the 386 Main Street. 717 Main Street money in a blue South Windsor Manchester e 649-2891 Manchester • 649-4541 bank bag, police said. Witnesses were not able to describe the Food delivered; war zone quiet THE MANCHESTER HERALD getaway car, police said. “A Family Newepaper SInca 1881" At 5 p.m. police returned to the BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) - sector has been under siege since keepers today for 8>A hours. station after the owner’s car was Herald Square, Manchester Relief workers arranged a mercy rebels seeking to topple Gemayel French troops moved into posi­ reported stolen. Police spotted the mission to deliver more food and gained control last week in the tions on both sides of the crossing, H IG H U N D PARK M ARKH car traveling west on Tolland supplies today to rebel-controlled worst fighting since the 1975-76 stationing themselves between the PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS, INC. "The Choleeat Meats In Town" Herald photo by Tarquinio Turnpike^^ra followed it through west Beirut and President Amin civil war. Army troops have Lebanese army and Christian SULLIVAN & CO. "For All Your Auto Pant Need*. Come See V$" 317 Highland Street, Manchester the stneetB of west Manchester, battled rebels, making it too 775 Parker Street Gemayel vowed the crisis in the militias to the east and Mourabi- Advertlaing Speclalllea finally stbpping it and apprehend­ capital would end within a few dangerous to cross the “ Green Manchester • 649-3391 ^ 4 6 -4 2 n Knockout on the Ice toun gunmen from the Sunni 806 Main Street ing one suspect at 40 Olcott St., days. Line" dividing Moslem west Bei­ Moslem m ilitia to the west. police said. rut from Christian east Beirut. Mandiealar • 049-6523 Hartford Whaler rookie sensation Sylvain Turgeon is Although rival guns in and Gemayel, making his first public ' The chase came to a halt when around Beirut were silent today But a Red Cross convoy carried appearance since the Moslem the driver pulled into the parking attended by trainer Tom Woodcock and teammates' during heavy rainfall in the food and medicine to west Beirut takeover of west Beirut, promised lot behind the Olcott Street build­ Richie Dunn and Ron Francis (10) crowd around after capital, a peace effort by Saudi through the crossover point at the that "in a matter of hours or days THE HAYES CORPORATION ing and two occupants jumped out “Our 20th Year ol Professional Raal Estate" Turgeon was knocked unconscious by Edmonton's Arabian mediator Rafik Hariri National Museum on Sunday and the situation will.be resolved.” He while it was still moving, police ended without progress, said Leba­ Social Services Minister Adnan did not elaborate. D IU O N SALES & SERVICE, INC. THE CARLYLE JOHNSON MACHINE COMPANY 362 East Center Street said. The two ran into the building, Kevin McClelland in second-period action at the nese rebels opposing Gemayel. Mroueh said flour would be deli­ As Gemayel spoke, government In 319 Main Street SpeciatUtt Power Transmlsiion Since 1903 Manchester • 646-0131 where an officer apprehended one Hartford Civic Center Sunday. Turgeon left the game vered today. Black market prices artillery fired at Syrian-backed 52 Main Street The sources said Hariri returned Manchester 643-2145 of them, police said. A civilian who under his own power and was taken to St. Francis home "empty handed" following have soared amid fears of food Druze Moslem rebels in the hills Manchester • 643-1531 had been riding with the officer Hospital and Medical Center with a slight concussion. his weekend mission in the region shortages. beyond, shaking the house in the stopped the moving car, they said. aimed at ending the latest slide Beirut radio said Sunday the eastern Beit Meri suburb overlook­ The Whalers routed the Wayne Gretzky-less Oilers, 11-0. toward an all-out civil war. museum crossing would be open ing the capital where the news ' Please turn to page LO Story and more pictures on page 11. The capital's western Moslem and protected by French peace­ conference was held.