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" I t ’s just he’s got the about 1,500 middle and high school 13 Weather _ give a fifth week of vacation to dice; that is, without any bar to STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM •SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY Lottery 2 there and they have been sick as same stuff we all have.” students at Schroeder’s alma officers with 20 years’ .service or negotiating the compensatory well.” Epidemic levels of influenza mater, Jasper High School. more. time question. MANCHESTEF< HEHALD, Friday. Ft-b. «. 1985 - 3 2 - MANCH>X«iTER HERAI.D Frw1..v Feb » 19»5 Confucius, China’s ‘King of Letters,’ iives Ludes praises action on coaches but favors certification ( ian scholars before crowds for cates began coaching interscholas- obstacle in the path of the.se mourners adding that the training must bo WILSON E. DEAKIN, assistant ■'The influence of Confuctus on mass public cn’iticism. By Bill YInglIno "I'm happy to see the Legisla­ tic athletics to take up the slack. coaches to make them give up By Ann Scott logicatly flexible regime revived Today, visitors to Quiu can current. superiptendent of the Manchester peoples'tbought is veiy deep Tluv "Premier Chou En-lai sent a Herald Reporter ture is going to get something Under state law, all public school coaching." Roche said. united Press Internotionol some of the Stb Century BC. The Connecticut Interschdlastic schools,' said today that meeting dream of that ancient China telegram in December 1966 to stop through to keep the coaching pool coaches in Connecticut must have In 1982. a Newtown athlete philosopher's teachings, which re­ all consider him a great sage, a the intricately carved upturned Athletic Conference has already the basic first aid and CPR man of letters." said KongFanyin. the destruction — but the Red State legislators today will hear open," he said, "but I still prefer to full teaching certification. agreed to a $2.4 million sctllemcnt QUFL'. China — At dosk in the main deeply entrenched hi the eaves of the "Hall of the Tranquil been notifying public school ad­ training requirement would not be Guards didn't listen." Kong said public testimony on a bill that, if think that coaches are teachers But about two years ago, the after he was par*ilyzed in a shadowy stone passafeways o( the minds of most Chinese. a 74tb-generalMMi descendant of ministrators around the state of difficult for the Manchester school Mind. " a section of the Although the p r ^ i e r eventually passed, would require all public and should have full teacher' coalition of eight educational or­ wrestling accident involving a vast mansion inhabited by Contn- Confucian classics are now Kong Fuzi — Confucius. Kong mansion renovated in 1979 the pending legislation and asking system. "Nobody can knock him down." capitulated and joined the anti- high school coaches to have basic certification. ganizations headed by Ludes pro­ non-ccrllfied coach. f ius more than 24 centuries ago. taught nationwide in schools and and turned into a 140-bed hotel. them to plan for appropriate "W e do it now,” he said, "not for said Kong, the protector of Confu­ Confucius campaign, he had rea- first-aid and cardiopulmonary re­ " I don't think somebody is going posed a set of regulations for there is the eerie feeling that universities There is increasing What is not visible is the past first-aid training for their coaches. coaches but for secretaries and Since then, school districts cian relics and archives since 1948 sfjn to be protective of the cult. In suscitation training. to hire a coach just because he has certifying coaches that included a China’s ancient sage is very moch research on Confucianism, essen­ contempt for the ancient sage. Roche said she is confident the administrators." around the slate have feared their For centuries. Qufu's thatched the cryptic political warfare of the One result of the bill would be CPH-arnTtirst^aid train in g^h in k 9-credit course in first aid, physiol­ alive. tially a guide for statecraft and During the heady, anarchic days legislation will pass the General Deakin said the school district insurance may bo in jeopardy roof huts and dirt streets were day, Confucius was a codeword for that coaches around the state t)r ^ are going to look for iomthing ogy, adolescent psychology and A great flock of crows roosts moral teaching that says the most of the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, Assembly and hie signed into law already requires its staff to have because some of their coaches do home to the peasants who toiled for Chou himself, a moderate well without full teaching certification •^Ise as well.” coaching techniques. The course noisily m branches above the virtuons person is a wefl-cnitivated hundreds of Mao Tse-tung's fren­ by the governor within two weeks. basic first-aid training should a not have full teaching certificates. the enormously wealthy Kong versed in the Chinese classics. would be able to continue their The bill, sponsored by Rep. was the equivalent of 135 hours of mansion's dark coortyards They one who lives in loyal obedience to zied Red Guards .stormed the "W e feel it is just as important child be injured during the day In April, the legislature voted family, whicli amassed imperial In 1978. the same year China's work. Marilyn Roche, R-Wilton, chair­ classwork. are believed by local peasants to be the government and devotion to Temple of Confucias and toppled that the certified coaches as well while a nurse is not available. down the $15 |>ermit fee. And the gifts of more than 1M.0M acres of pragmatic leader Deng Xiaoping Manchester’s school district has woman of the General Assembly’s In addition, the coalition tagged 3 000 crow soldiers keeping vigil parents, family and friends. his massive marble tombstone, as the non-certified coaches be Deakin said, however, that the Regulations Review Comrnittce land during the Qing dynasty began cautiously downgrading about 16 coaches without full Education Committee, and Mar­ a mandatory $15 fee on a coaching over the "Master of lO.MO Nowhere is the legacy stronger smashing it to pieces. tha Rothman, R-Ridgefield. would able to administer to the needs of. requirement would be a problem if twice has rejected the regulations. than in the farming town of Qufu. flM4-I9ll> Marxi.st ideology and dismantling teaching certificates, the adminis­ the student," she said. the law prohibited a person from permit. Generations ' The radicals - lashing out at require all coaches without teach­ "W c believe very .strongly that home of Confucius, widely consi­ Qufu peasants, exempt from the cull of Mao Tse-tung. Qufu's tration has said. The legislation is a temporary coaching while he was training. Public school coaches, adminis­ Long the official creed of Chi­ traditions they consider^ bour­ ing certificates to have first aid the regulations in no way .served dered China's greatest thinker, forced labor for the emperor, were monumenu to Confucius were Jacob Ludes, Manchester High step to ensure that public schools "W e’re talking about a lot of trators and legislators from nese emperors. Confucianism in geois and counter-revolutionary— and CPR training by April 1. the legislative intent,” Roche said. and his descendants, for some2,SM obliged to serve the Kong family as quietly renovated. School principal and chairman of a around the state will have a expertise here,” he said. around the state were in an uproar IM!> was puUicty denounced by ransacked monuments dedicated Now the Education Committee, years One fourth of the IM.DM pig farmers, broenn makers, statewide coalition influential in '> sufficient number of coaches while and feared the regulations would communist revolutionaries as a to Confucius Ten thousand agita- COACHES WITH teaching cer­ in conjunction with the State residents, descendants of Confu­ beansprout trimmers, water There are 115 calories in 1 ounce developing coaching regulations, the Education Committee devel­ THE COACHING CONTROV­ drive non-certified coaches from feudal cult that legitimized centur­ . tors marched on Qufu in 1966. tificates would be required to have Department of Education, is try­ KONG FANYIN cius (551-47S B.C.). are named chestnut growers, suppliers of of Cheddar cheese. said he is glad to see the ops a comprehensive set of guide­ ERSY began about two years ago their jobs because of the additional ies of exploitative dynastic rule. parading local leaders and Confu- the training by the start of the 1985 ing to develop a new set of Kong boiled water and firewood, and Legislature is moving on the issue. lines with which to approve public with a statewide surge of female cost and trouble of meeting the . keeps legacy alive But China's current, more ideo- fall sports season. regulations. However, Ludes said he is school athletic coaches who do not participation in inter.scholastic requirements. "The vast majority of teachers Roche said the process could uncertain the bill will be an have full teaching certification, athletics, said Rep. Roche. Many in the state (who coach) don’t have take a year. effective tool in qualifying public Roche said. people without full teaching certifi­ “ WE DON’T W ANT to put an Peopletalk Weather school coaches. first-aid training,” Roche said. Today’s forecast Panel gears up for 4th celebration CoRiiecticnt. Masssaebusetts Manchester In Brief Diva meets Thriller larger display than last year's. The and Rhode Island: Today: blus­ attributable to the fact that police Guliano stressed the need for The "n ir ille r " of the San Fernando Valley had By Alex GIrelll fireworks will be set off at a tery and bitterly cold through Phone hearing set in town who would normally be off duty on security at the gathering because a rendezvous Wednesday with the Diva of Herald Reporter different location for better Saturday. Variable cloudiness the holiday but worked at the of the large crowds that are Doubleday. visibility. with a few flurries or occasional The Legislature’s Energy and Public Utilities Committee will The Independence Day Celebra­ special event received two hours expected. Jaegneline Kennedy Onassis, now an editor at light snow this afternoon through conduct a public hearing in Manchester March 1 concerning the compensatory time off for each Another cost reduction is ex­ An attempt will be made to have Doubleday. outmaneuvered an assortment of tion Committee Thursday night Saturday. High today 15 to 20 extension of a moratorium on in-state telephone rate decided to hold an Indepence Day hour worked. pected to come from the prediction the Governor’s Foot Guard band Miehael Jackson fans who routinely stake out the Low toni^t zero to 10, High competition. Celebration this year on July 4. that it will not be as costly this year perform as it did la.st year. singer's Los Angeles home and met with the On Thursday night, the commit­ The hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. at the Municipal Building much like the one held last year on to protect the campus property. The price for the barbecue, $5 svelte entertainer to discuss the book she's doing Saturday in the 20s. tee set a goal of $10,000 as the Last year, snow fencing was put up last year, may be increased. Maine and New Hampshire: complex. the campus of Manchester Com­ maximum expenditure for police on the pop music sensation Under the bill, the moratorium on competition throughout to protect new seedlings. The Some of the rented toilets may be A meeting .scheduled late last year was Windy today. Light snow with munity College. protection, including the cost of college was not represented at placed in a different location than scrubbed becau.se of the rigors of Jackson's North little accumulation north and a Connecticut would be extended to July 1. The committee set a tentative compensatory time off. Thursday's meeting and college last year’s. American Victory Tour The book will be about chance of flurries south. Highs in Officials say that if the current moratorium were dropped, cost for the celebration of about $23,000 if compensatory time off Police Capt. Robert Guliano and officials will be contacted before Jackson's life. the single numbers and teens. Connecticut residents would experience a major increase in their Nathai] Agostinelli, committee for police officers is considered a Director James Fogarty disagreed the committee’s next meeting Feb. Light snow likely in the north telephone bills. A chairman, said the committee cost factor and $18,000 if it is not. on the amount of police protection 28. tonight with a chance south. seems to be on about the same The rough cost was worked out by needed. Guliano plans to reduce it Atlas Display Fireworks Co. of Lows zero to 10. Saturday timetable as la.st year. Woman charged in accident Richard Carter, a committee from last year, but Fogarty would Jaffrey, N.H., has submitted a continued windy with scattered The celebration was organized member. have preferred a further price of $6,000 for a fireworks flurries in the north. Highs in the A Coventry woman was charged with drunken driving and last year as a means of bringing a Contributions from citizens last reduction. display that would stress a large Zero for Bolero Find someone to snuggle with breach of peace Wednesday afternoon after she drove into a fireworks display back to town and teens and 20s. year were about $16,000. Last year's police cost was put at finale. The firm is not the one used John and Bo Derek's "B olero" leads the list of Today: blustery and bitterly cold. Variable cloudiness with a few parked car on St. James Street, police said today. of re-establi.shing a community­ Vermont: Windy and bitter After last year’s celebration, a $15,000. including the compensa­ last year. Committee members Golden Raspberry Award Foundation Razzie wide celebration. cold today. Flurries and periods flurries or occasional light snow this afternoon. High 15 to 20. West Wanda M. Turkowski, 26, of 91 Victoria Road. Coventry, was controversy arose over a cost tory time off allowance. indicated they would prefer a contenders with nine nominations for the year's of light snow. Highs S to 13. wind around 20 with gusts to 35 mph. Tonight and Saturday: windy also charged with driving without insurance. worst achievement in film. The parody of the Blustery and cold tonight and and continued cold with variable cloudiness. Possibly a few flurries. Neither Turkowski nor her seven-year-old daughter were Academy Aw ards ceremonies takes place March Saturday. More flurries. Lows 5 Low tonight 0 to 5 High Saturday in the mid 20s. West wind around 15 injured in the collision, police said. 24. one day before the real Oscars. below to 5 above, highs Saturday with gusts to 25 mph Today's weather picture was drawn by Allyson Police said Turkowski took a left turn from Main Street onto St. The Golden Raspberry group — filmmakers, Main flushing cures water problem in the teens and low 20s. Kalafut. of 153 Branford S t . a fourth grader at Bowers School. James Street and swung her car into another parked on the north publicists, film .students and moviegoers who saw side of St. James. The owner of the parked car was not inside it be adjusted or fixed would be reported the morning of the spill, an average of 50 movies last year — nominated when the accident happened but told police she saw Turkowski By Kathy Garmus The manager of Nassiff's said "B olero" for worst picture, worst actress, worst Extended outlook Herald Reporter earlier this week that no damage to drawn up. but most of those could be gel out of the car and fall in the road before police arrived on the attributed to faulty internal screenplay and worst director among-other Extended outlook for New developing equipment had been The plant has not yet been turned "worsts ' Tied for .second with eight nominations sc6n0. A complaint of dirty water at a discovered as a result of the over to the town by the contractor plumbing, Yoiing said in a report England Sunday through Police said they later measured Turkowski's blood-alcohol on the spill to Director of Public each were "Cannonball Run I I " and "Rhines­ Tuesday: Main Street business following last problem. The shop was developing — Fred Brunoli & Sons Inc. of level at more than .20 percent, more than twice the legal limit for Avon. Works George A. Kandra. tone." Brooke Shields was named in two Connecticui, Massachusetts week’s start-up of the town’s new film, he said. driving. categories for her performance in "Sahara." water treatment plant has almost The camera shop’s complaint Startup of the plant was delayed and Rhode Island: Fair Sunday Police said Turkowski shouted obscenities at them and started The leak was believed caused by and Monday. A chance of snow been resolved, Water and Sewer was one of two dirty water for several days when 2,000 gallons a disintegrated diaphram on a to walk away when told she was under arrest. She tried to fight Administrator Robert J. Young complaints attributed to use of the Tuesday. Highs in the upper 20s of an acid used in the fluoridation level-sensing device attached to with the arresting officer and kicked the inside of his police said Thursday. new $6 million water plant, which to mid 30s. Lows in the mid teens of water leaked from the plant Jan. the tank of acid. A 12-inch thick cruiser after she was handcuffed and placed inside, police said. began operating on a trial basis to mid 20s Young said Water Department 25 and entered the town’s sanitary concrete containment basin sur­ Paris for a weekend Turkowski was released after booking and ordered to appear last week in the wake of a workers have been flushing out a sewer system. rounding the tank also failed to Vermont: Fair Sunday and Monday in Manchester Superior Court. 2,000-gallon acid spill that delayed Retired hairdresser Gladys Hawkins. 74. Monday, snow likely Tuesday. main each morning near the Salem hold the leaked acid. thought it was a hoax when TV host David its start-up by several days. Four businesses and a house Not as cold, highs in the 20s. lows Nassiff Studio and Camera Shop at The sensing device has been sent Letlerman called her on the phone offering a free Diabetes test is free The other occurred on Spruce were evacuated for several hours 5 to 15. 639 Main St., where fine sediment to a laboratory for testing^nd trip to Paris for the weekend. Street and was resolved, Young after fumes from the hydrofluoro- New Hampshire and Maine: The Manchester Health Department is offering screening tests got through filters into photogra­ engineers from West j^ffiTSirmp.son " I thought it might be. but I wanted to be nice." phic developing equipment. Young said. silicic acid spill were released UPl photo Fair Sunday and Monday. for diabetes next month. The Spring Street plant has been in Boston — design ers^ the plant said Hawkins of Greenville. S.C. "Then I thought said that while flushing the main from the sewers. Those evacuated Chance of snow Tuesday. Lows Anyone who wishes to be tested should call the department, at feeding water into the town’s — are compiling data on construc­ these people were too professional for it to be a has helped minimize the sediment included Lynch Toyota-Pontiac on from 5 below zero north to 15 647-3179, to schedule an appointment. Callers must furnish their distribution system for about tion of the containment basin. 30 years without the rebel hoax." problem, the problem could be West Street, and the Hour above south. Highs from the names, addresses and telephone numbers. The department will seven hours a day since it was Glass Cleaners. Clark Paint Fac­ Young said earlier this week. The James Dean doll was scheduled to be I-etterman called during the evening taping of eliminated with a smaller filter on upper teens north to near 30 later notify those who have called of the date of their started Jan. 31. Young said last tory Store and the X-tra Mart Town Attorney Kevin M. O'Brien released today on what would have been the the popular television talk show "Late Night with the photoprocessing unit. week the plant would operate for convenience store, all on Hartford could not be reached for comment actor's ,54th birthday This year marks the 30th David Letterman." south. appointments. “ It’s a very isolated problem," about a 20-day trial, during which today on the legal Implications of anniversary of the cult star's death. When a bemused Letterman asked if she ever Road. he said. lime a final''punch list” of items to . A total of nine problems were the spill. Dean was killed in an auto accident in watched his show. Hawkins replied: "Onetime. I Across the nation B’Nai B’rith honors U N iC O think." Letterman laughed, then asked if she and September, 1955. at the age of 24. Often referred to Snow will fall across portions her husband would like to take the trip to Paris. Mayor Barbara Weinberg joined the Charter Oak Lodge of as the original "rebel without a eau.se," he is of New England and the lower "Why, sure," she said. A Letterman associate Satellite view B ’nai B ’rith today in lauding the Manchester UNICO, an Italian costumed in the clothes he wore in the film of that Great Lakes, the upper Missouri Accident in Buckiand brings on iawsuit told Hawkins to "w ear loose clothes because service organiz,9tion, for providing community services and name. The collectible doll, by R Dakin t Co of Valley, the northern Rockies as San Francisco, is 18 inches tall we're going to eat like kings!" Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 a m. EST shows a financial assistance in the Manchester area. well as the northern and central B'nai B’rith presented UNICO with its Brotherhood in Action more than $15,000 in connection conditions caused by the construc­ large area of cloudiness over the West associated with a storm off the A Broad Brook man who was the Kenneth Plummer of 90 Main St., Plateau. Rain will occur over the Award, given periodically to people and organizations that with injuries sustained in the tion work. The unsafe conditions Pacific Northwest coast. Clouds also stretch across the extreme driver of a vehicle involved in a Broad Brook. Pacific Coast region and show­ accident on July 14 at 12:30 a.m. included unsafe curves, inade­ Southeast. exemplify "the attributes of loving care and commitment to the head-on collision on Buckiand A similar suit with Plummer and ers will be scattered over south­ According to the summons, quate lighting and signs and lack of betterment of mankind in the community through positive Street last summer has filed suit the same other defendents was ern Florida. Windy conditions Plummer’s vehicle collided with a lane markers and concrete barri­ action," according to a proclamation released this morning by against the driver of the other filed previously by two South will prevail along the eastern vehicle driven by John A . Wallen of ers to warn drivers about the SCATTLE 20.; Weinberg. vehicle, the town, the State of Windsor women, Martha Jor­ ' slopes of the central Rockies and 28 Prospect St. on an area of the construction area, the suit 29.7L . Connecticut, and construction and gensen and Lisa Wichroski, who I«INNEAPPLIS> road which was undergoing charges. Nevada. Heart group to open house architectural firms. were passengers in Plummer’s Highs will be in the single vehicle. That summons date is also construction. Plummer claims in the suit to have sustained lacerations, digits and teens from New 5 NEW YORK The Cardiology Department at Manchester Memorial Hospital The .summons to Hartford Super­ Feb. 26. The town, the state, Ball Co., Savin Bros, Inc. and DMJM bruises, a severe sprain and shock England across the Great Lakes, Ch i c a g o •■30,24 has scheduled an open house for all employees, physicians and ior Court Feb. 26 was filed with Plummer has listed vehicle Architects are cited as being which required medical treatment northern sections of the Ohio volunteers on Feb. 14. with the town clerk recently by damages of more than $2,500 and SAN I DENVER . ST. LOUISO responsible for the unsafe road and resulted in lost work time. Valley and the northern Plains to The open house will feature a tour of the heart care area and western Montana. Afternoon demonstrations of the services it provides, including EKG, temperatures will be in the 40s LOS AN LES cardiac stress testing, vascular testing and the hospital’s new and 50s over portions of the south rehabilitation program Fire Calls Atlantic, the Gulf Coast, the LOWEST DALLAS 1 The open house, entitled "Cardiac Rehabilitation is Mending lower Mississippi Valley, parts TEMPCNATUNES Wsamodtimeef y ea r f o r ^10-10 _ Broken Hearts,” will also include slide shows. It is scheduled Paramedics). of the southern Plains and the NEW •.MIAMI ORLEANS from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Manchester Thursday, 10:27 p.m. — medical southern Rockies, most of the 401 rIO a touch o f Country tJaHor^. -LEOEMD- Thursday, 12:07 p.m. — medical call, 869 Main St. (Town, central and southern Plateau as Bush postpones town visit call, J.C. Penney warehouse. Tol- Parmedics). well as the central and southern land Turnpike (Town, A planned dinner featuring the wife of Vice President George Friday, 8:01 a.m. — medical Pacific Coast. Paramedics). call, 36 Margaret Road (Town. O O M C C »«#a country curtain to compli* (Z 3 tHOWENS^ FLOW Bush has been postponed. Republican Town Chairman Curtis M. ment your style of living...small blue and \ m YVEATHER FOTOCAST «i Thursday, 3:38 p.m. — medical Paramedics). 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POSTMASTER; Hiiiiard and Hudson Streets (Don Wiiiis tal flight and returned safely to Rainbow Jackpot: Sond oddrni chonem to tlw Mon- cury, Jupiter and Saturn. charged with conspiring to Earth. chMtor Harold, P.O. Box 521, To ploca o cloulflod or dliplav Outreach celebrates 10 years iWohii Station) invoiving a station wagon The evening stars are Venus murder Britain's Queen Eliza­ in 1984, the Battleship USS V-blue-7-0-3 Manchastar, Conn. 06040. odvortliamant, or to roport a nawi and Mars. Itam, ilorv or pictura Idao, call To celebrate 10 years of service to the community, Mirlbtroqh Coulrj Bin beth I. New Jersey fired on anti- other numbers drawn Thurs­ GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 643^2711. Offica houriarai;30a.m. and a Steak Ciub daiivery truck. Those born on this date are In 1910, the United States government positions around' day in New England: you don't racalva vour Harold by 5 to S p.m. Monday through Friday. 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i _ MANCHESTER HERALD Fndjy Feb « 1?»L Gunman faces charges In church slayings V.S./World Four policemen begin of some psychiatric difficulties, the In Brief Stanley had been seen in the church mass described the exchange. By Richard P. Jon«« T h e y said some man came to Uic man said. United Press International earlier in the week, said Sister Mary Farm debt worries officials sacristy before mass and asked if girls Neighbor James Bogdan told the jail terms for murder Jane Cournoyer The nun said Chicago Sun-Times Stanley had ^ Hammes' wife had seen him Wednes­ were going to read Father said yes." WASHINGTON — Bankers and'lawmakers say ON ALASKA Win - A man calling tended college and worked at odd jobs day with his head bowed as if in prayer "He said. By whose authority’ ' and the government underestimates the farm debt police Col. Adam Pietruszka. 47, to The trial, which provided an hiirmelf ' Elijah and griping about since leaving the Army two years ago Bv Bogdan Turek ' She said to her husband that this Father said. 'By the authority of the c ris il which they warn is a "volcano ready to unprecendented look at official girt* being allowed to read Scripture He said Stanley moved back and United Press International 25 years in jail. Pietruszka, who man seemed so troubled." Cournoyer holy father the pope.’" explode ” but an administration official says misconduct in Eastern Europe, (ace* murder charge* after a Roman forth between Onalaska and LtiCrosse. had pleaded not guilty, paled as said Sister Lucy Miller said the man. who more help for strapped farmers is on the way. Kujawa told the court that "with­ began Dec. 27 with the prosecution Catholic priest and two other people where he apparently had relatives. TORUN, Poland — Four secret After hi* arrest, the suspect identi­ appeared to be carrying a Bible, then Agriculture Undersecretary Frank Naylor told out his inspiration this crime would saying the plot resulting in the were gunned d/iwn after a special mass policemen began their jail senten­ fied himself as Elijah, the Old Testa­ walked out of the church. Miller said a House panel that the tools to deal with the crisis priest’s death originated at high (or second-graders "He was a real nice perMn He ces today for the kidnap and not have been possible.” ment prophet wfho crusaded against the she became suspicious of the man when are in place with a new administration plan to Popieluszko, known (or his ser­ levels of the Polish government. Bryan Stanley. 29 is to be arraigned seemed too nice to do an)dhing like murder of a pro-SoIidarity priest, worship of pagan god* by the Israelites. he sat briefly with her class before the help farmers who have debts coming due. mons in support of the banned Monday in the death* of the Rev John that." Bogdan said. He said Stanley ending an unprecedented 43-day Later, however, the prosecutors Authonties refused to give detaiLs of service. "The situation will be before us and past us in Solidarity trade union, was beaten, Rossiter M, of St Patrick s Church, owned a shotgun and hunted. trial into official misconduct in an and defendants said there was no the shooting but Sister Rose Frances "I didn't like him sitting there, but the next 60 days," he said. gagged and dumped in a reservoir janitor William Hammes, and pan- The children, who had each huggw eastern European country. evidence the conspiracy went Phalin. principal of St Patrick* what could 1 say?" she asked. But Rep Ed Jones, D-Tenn., chairman of the outside the northern city of Torun, shoner Ferdinand Roth their pastor on their way out of chimeh. Judge Artur Kujawa Thursday beyond the four officers on trial. School, said the clergyman was pray­ A man who lives in the house where Agric-ulture .subcommittee conducting the hear­ where his body was retrieved Oct. Police said a man carrying a learned of the shooUngs over the school rejected demands the 33-year-oId Government opponents have ing when shot Stanley had stayed since coming to in g reminded Naylor that he had downplayed 12-gauge shotgun opened (ire inside the public address system. ringleader of the Oct. 19 killing of 30. ^ , said the cleric was killed in a plot Two nun* who attended the mass sa id Onalaska Monday said he thought he thrproblem when (atm state lawmakers warned “ On behalf of Peoples Poland, I church Thursday morning after the "Father Rossiter is not with us the Rev. Jerzy Popieluszko be by Communist Party hardliners to the gunfire followed an argument had worked as a surveyor. find the defendants Piotrowski, children had hugged their pastor and anymore," Phalin told them. A sentenced to death, instead giving discredit military leader Gen. between Stanley and Rossiter over The man. who would not give his ^'^I hoTC yw'M just be a little more careful what Pekala and Chmielewski guilty of filed out. Officer* capt ured the gunman maniac came in the churchy this secret police Capt. Grzegorz Pio- Wojciech Jaruzelski’s efforts to girls reading Scripture Cournoyer said name, said be noticed nothing unu.sual you tell us from here on out," said Jones, who depriving Rev. Popieluszko of his near a nursing home about a half mile morning and did some shooting. trowski a 25-year prison term. strengthen ties to Poland’s power­ the altar boys assigned to Thursday's about Stanley. "There is some history promised to begin moving this month on c r ^ il life,” Kujawa told the small away Piotrowski took out a handker­ ful Roman Catholic Church. relief legislation to supplement the administra­ packed courtroom as the four UPI photo chief and wiped his eyes as the tion program announced Wednesday. The admin- officers stood in the dock. Kujawa, however, ruled that istration program includes federal guarantees of sentence was read out. Lieuten­ only the four defendants were Popieluszko. He.was sentenced 1° 25 ants Leszek Pekala, 32, and After receiving their sentences, Security police captain Grzegorz Pio­ Goetz has history farmers' loans if banks reduce interest rates the handcuffed officers were led involved in the crime, saying, years along with Colonel Adam Pie­ Waldemar Chmielewski, 29, also trowski gasps with reliof as he learns he enough to cut the farmers' overall obligation by 10 out of the courtroom by police and “ They wanted to kill the priest and truszka, left, who instigated the killing. wept as the judge sentenced them they carried out their intentions, has escaped the death penalty for the percent. to 15-and 14-year terms taken to Warsaw’s Rakowiecka prison, where they began their jail putting themselves outside the murder of pro-Solidarity priest Jerzy of fighting muggers respectively. law.” Police rally around officer Kujawa also sentenced secret terms. NEW YORK iL’P I) - Bernhard Two years ago. Goetz tackled an NEW YORK - About 10,000 off-duty officers — Nation wants foreign forces out Goetz, the subway vigilante who shot alleged bracelet snatcher. But the nearly half the city’s force - staged a raucus victim refused to call police and fled ISWITZERLANDT four teenagers in December, fought off rally to support a colleague charged with AUSTRIA would-be muggers in 1982 and twice Kelner said. manslaughter for killing an emotionally dis­ raced to the rescue of women being^ Kelner 'ifefuied charges that his turbed woman being evicted from her apartment. 37-year-old client is a racist because The police poured into the streets Thursday Grenada plans shift in security robbed the four teenagers he shot in a subway outside the offices of Bronx District Attoimey Goetz's lawyer. Joseph Kelner. signing a Caribbean defense treaty Dec 22 are black. Mario Merola and chanted "Ayatollah Merola, (ure date announced by Blaize and Thursday recounted the times his Milan President Reagan called the known as the Regional Security Goetz opened fire a'ter the youths ’ Merola Must Go " and "Mario Beats His W ife." ST. GEORGE’S. Grenada (U PI) by the United States. While the client sc-uffled with muggers invasion, which followed the ouster System, which consists of Barba­ asked him for $5. They waved American (lags and several — Prime Minister Herbert Blaize State Department said the la.st 8 In the sumnrter of 1982. Goetz missed and killing of leftist Prim e Minis­ dos, St. Lucia, St, Vincent, the "I'v e now spent dozens and dozens of officers held a dummy dres.sed in a police uniform says Grenadian forces will lake troops would leave by Sept. 30. his stop at 96th Street station. He got off ter Maurice Bishop by radical Grenadines, St. Kitts-Nevis. Do­ hours with him and I can safely say that with a noose around its neck and a sign that read. over security on the tiny Caribbean Blaize said they would remain instead at 110th Street and was walking island following the withdrawal of Marxists, a rescue mission to minica and Aniigua-Barbiida. I know him as well as anyone, even his "M erola's idea of justice.” longer. , along Central Park North. Kelner said. Bologna V:;i;\^TYUGOSLAVIA evacuate a group of American The Grenada police force, which fam ily." Kelner said. "He's not per­ The demonstration was triggered by the all foreign forces, an operation "Tw o men started to follow him. He medical students from the island. receives assistance and training fect but he's also not a racist and indictment last week of Officer Stephen Sullivan, that begins in April. "They are going to move ofK walked faster They walked faster." Blaize’s announcement Thurs­ Forces from Jamaica, Domin­ from the United States, Britain and violent man." a 19-year veteran and member of the city’s elite gradually in a phased kind of Kelner said. l A ; •' ica. St. Lucia, Antigua. St. Vincent Canada, would have an 80 to Emergency Services Unit. Sullivan was charged i.»V/ •• day on the lllh anniversary of withdrawal but they will be here "He walked slower They walked Grenada’s independence from Bri­ and Barbados joined in the 90-man Special Services Unit Black leaders have charged that the by a grand jury with second-degree manslaugh­ with us for a long time still, much slower. He crossed the street and one Florence tain coincided with an announce­ operation. ready by mid-month that would shooting was racially motivated. ter (or killing Eleanor Bumpurs. 66, with two more than the next eight months to ran in front of him and one ran in back ment by the Reagan administra­ form part of the pact, he said. A Manhattan grand juo" refused to shotgun blasts last October. Sullivan said he fired come,” Blaize said. of him. One of them had a cane and he tion on the pullout of ail American Blaize told crowds gathered in raised the cane as if to brain Goetz and indict Goetz last month for attempted because Bumpurs. who has a history of emotional St. George’s for Independence Day Neither Blaize nor the Slate and Caribbean troops. The regional defense pact, said 'okay you blank blank, give it u p " murder, and Wednesday Goetz pleaded problems, lunged at his partner with a butcher celebrations that by the time the Department commented on the ITALY The State Department said the signed in Dominica in 1982. pro­ Kelner said Goetz pulled his pistol innocent to charges of illegal weapons knife foreign forces are withdrawn, the contradiction. withdrawal of the 250 U.S. troops vides for cooperation in a wide and the assailant* fled. possession. An autopsy showed she was shot twice, first in Grenada police force would be Blaize, the newly elected prime p-Adriaf/c''^ and more than 400 troops in the range of areas, including the Goetz did not report the case to His bail was reduced from 850.000 to the hand then fatally in the chest. r-'A’i ’M-f--’' fully trained and equipped to look minister of the island of 111.000, U P i Pnoto Caribbean Peace Force, stationed protection of members against police. Kelner said. Goetz also was 85.000 and he remains free. after the island's security. also announced that Grenada Two of Goetz’s victims in the subway- O Rome ^ in Grenada since the U.S. invasion would join a regional defense pact. threats and the defense of beaten during a mugging in 1981. of the island Oct. 25,1983, will begin But there appeared to be a African Journey Kelner said Goetz came to the aid of shooting have filed civil suits against Secretary wants hush-hush He said Grenada would he democracy. in April. discrepancy in the troops’ depai*- two other mugging victims but did not the gunman and a third youth is WASHINGTON — Don't spread it around, but Miles '^V i\ Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass,, testifies Thursday before a pull his gun in either incident planning to file suit against Goetz. Eklucation Secretary William Bennett doesn’t Senate subcommittee on immigration and refugee policy as his In 1983. Goetz helped a woman whose Ron Kliegerman. lawyer for James want his staff to talk publicly, to reporters or even Gunmen release hostages In Beirut Ramseur. said Thursday he will claim purse had been snatched in Central to Congress, without prior approval. son, Teddy Jr., looks on at right. The Kennedys described the his client was nowhere near Goetz Naples Park. Goetz managed to retrieve the In an internal "memorandum" Thursday. effects of drought and famine they saw on a recent trip to the during the shooting and did not ask the pocketbook but could not catch the Bennett also told assistant and deputy underse­ subway gunman for any money. Sudan and Ethiopia. thief cretaries to make sure their actions conform with Castellaneta Hijacking drama ends peacefully administration policy and be able to defend President Reagan's proposed department budget Son dies In mishap cuts. Apartment l ^ r ^ t o Wisting said the men, who prisoners on Cyprus expired,se­ Security at the airport in mostly By Navla Shaihub Moslem west Beirut is officially United Press International apologized for what they were curity sources said. doing, told the nine crew members The gunmen also said they were the army's responsibility, but a Flu striking all age groups Building members of a Shiite group that number of militias patrol the area. Father's battle against Sears pays off BEIRUT, Lebanon — Shiite aboard the plane to pul their hands wanted the return of Shiite reli­ Airlines and some government ATLAN TA — As influenza spreads across the Moslem gunmen held a dozen on their heads during the United States — at epidemic levels in some places gious leader Moussa Sadr, whose ministers often criticize the Christmas in 1983 is the only such tragedy involving Collapses hostages under threat of execution negotiations. By Brad Smith The announcement Thursday from the huge retail — officials say it is not singling out any particular disappearance in Libya in 1978 situation. and catalog giant was a relief for Shells, who has spent the beds known to Sears or the U.S. Consumer Product v-v’/on/an Sea aboard a Cypriot airliner at Beirut E United Press International age group as it has in past years. sparked anti-Libyan protests. Safety Commission. airport for five hours before An airport security spokesman Druze Moslem gunmen held a 13 months writing letters and making telephone calls "M y overall impression is that there is activity UP An official said the gunmen were William Bass, the chairman and chief executive surrendering and leaving for “ an said the gunmen also took hostage ARVADA. Colo. — A soft-spoken father who waged to anyone who would listen. relatives of one of the two men Middle East airliner at gunpoint officer of Sears Merchandise Group, said investiga­ in all age groups. It is not clustered like it was last undisclosed location.” three Lebanese employees of the a one-man battle against the world’s largest retailer But his crusade for safety, in memory of his jailed in Cyprus for the hijacking of for two hours in December, threat­ tions by the safety commission. Sears and the bed year in just younger people,” Dr. Karl Kappus of UPI graphic shows the town where a six-story apartment At least five men carrying Dutch airline KLM. has won. Sears. Roebuck and Co. says it will publicize 2-year-old boy, is not over. Shells wants all stores that a Romanian airliner in June 1983 ening to blow a Paris flight up manufacturer determined there was no product the national Centers for Disease Control said building collapsed Thursday in Italy, killing at least 34 pistols and sub-machine guns The group told officials they modification kits (or the type of bunk bed that killed solid the Brawny bunk beds to warn their customers. on a flight from Athens to Tripoli. unless the 13-year-nld daughter of failure or defect and that a recall was not warranted. Thursday. stormed aboard the Cyprus Air­ would kill a hostage every .30 a Christian Cabinet minister got Ed Shells' son The accident that killed Danny Shells just after people. The two wanted Libya to release Danny and his twin brother. Timmy, were playing At least 10 states are reporting epidemic levels ways Boeing 707 and into the minutes when a 12-hour deadline Sadr. out, but finally withdrew. on the floor of their bedroom beneath Danny's new bed of influenza and the death toll from flu and cockpit Thursday as it was prepar­ for the release of the two Shiite when the mattress and support board for the bed fell pneumonia continued to rise in m ajor U.S. cities, ing for takeoff and demanded that B on Danny's throat and he suffocated. the CDC reported, and 16 states are reporting Nine suntivors found Cyprus free two jailed Shiite After months of trying to get Sears to do something regional outbreaks. hijackers. about the beds. Shells appealed to Rep. Tim Wirth, Kappus said influenza and pneumonia caused Cypriot Communications Minis­ Woman carries fetus for 61 years D-Colo. Together, they got the safety commission to 6.4 percent of the deaths reported from 121 major after building collapse ter Christos Mavrellis, however, U.S. cities for the week ending Feb. 2. Pneumonia the woman.” household functions until she felt a investigate the accident. said no deals were made during JUAREZ, Mexico (U PI) — An is a frequent complication of the flu. But, he said, "The patient is in pain in her side and asked to be Last summer the commission recommended that negotiations between the gunmen 86-year-old woman has been carry­ The 10 states reporting widespread outbreaks CASTELLANETA, Italy (UPI) call of regular residents said they good health She said her stomach taken to the hospital. safety standards for the manufacture of the children’s and Lebanese officials and militia ing a 2-pound, well-developed fetus of influenza are Colorado, Nebraska, New — Rescue workers using shovels expected to find no more bodies, pain has gone away." beds be revised. But that recommendation was officers, who were acting as in her womb for 61 years, doctors Le so th o Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, 'Texas, Washington, and dogs today searched for but said the search would continue The woman said she does not voluntary and applied to future sales. in case anyone in the building had intermediary with Cyprus. say. South Dakota, Wyoming and New Hampshire. survivors in the remains ol a remember exact dales, but be­ Lesotho is an African nation A modification kit has been available from the Sources close to the Cyprus Dr. Daniel Garcia Saldana said six-story apartment building that guests or relatives staying with lieves she may have been pregnant slightlV larger than the slate of manufacturer for several months but Sears did not government said the case would be Thursday the fetus was found in collapsed on its sleeping residents, them. when she was 25 years old. She said Maryland and is completely sur­ publicize it. rwiewed. the womb of Margarita Valenzu­ killing at least 34 people. The rescuers early today were she was never sure, ' ^ rounded by South Africa. It was On Thursday, Sears announced from its headquar­ ’Officials declined comment on ela, who was taken to the hospital Rhody group protests ship At least nine other people were using rubber-covered shovels and once called Basutoland, and be­ ters in Chicago that it will place advertisements in the gunmen’s whereabouts and complaining of stomach problems. Valenzuela's daughter said her SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. - About 40 injured when the rain-eroded foun­ dogs from northern Italy trained to came a British protectorate in 1868 newspapers across the country Sunday and in its Voice of Lebanon, the Christian Saldana said the 2-pound baby, family "suspected she had some­ students and faculty members at the University dations of the structure in the find bodies burled by avalanches. when its chief wanted protection retail and catalog outlets publicizing the modification Phalange-party run radio, re­ now in a mummified state, was thing inside her, but there were of Rhode Island have demonstrated against a hometown of movie legend Ru­ Investigators said they suspect from the Boers. The landlocked kits, which are available upon request. ported the group "withdrew to an about 7 months old when it died. never any complications, so we did proposal to station the battleship USS Iowa in dolph "Valentino crumbled early the 30-year-old building’s founda­ mountainous country became in­ Sears also has established a toll free- number, undisclosed location.” Officials said no decision has not see the need for alarm. She has Narragansett Bay. Thursday in Italy’s worst building tions were eroded by heavy rains dependent in 1966, but elections 800-831-5SS1 or 800-323-0366 in Illinois, for customers “ It’s over, they left,” said an been made to remove the fetus, been to other doctors before, but no The battleship would be capable of carrying collapse in 25 years. that seeped through holes in an have been suspended since 1970. who want the kits. airport spokesman five hours after since it does not pose a threat to the one had ever found the fetus,” nuclear weapons and a spokesman for a group One of the nine injured taken to adjacent sidewalk left half re­ The kits include four retaining wires that stretch the gunmen surrounded the air­ woman’s life. UPI photo called Students for Social Change said Thursday hospitals in the southern Italian paired since March 1983. between the sideboards of the b ^ s . craft on the tarmac at Beirut ” In order for us to remove the The daughter said her mother Reformist prime minister Ro­ that would not sit well with state residents. town was listed in serious Residents had been tryjng re­ "W e didn’t knock Sears out, but we did bring them to aiport as it prepared to return to fetus, we would have to have a behaved like any woman her age bert Peel was the founder of For your own good The nuclear freeze has been supported in a condition. ' peatedly without success to pur- their knees," Shells said. "They can paint what Lamaca, Cyprus. Caesarian section,” Saldana said. and was able to perform routine Britain’s Conservative Parly. number of non-binding local referenda. Several By late Thursday, 34 bodies had suade municipal authorities and a they’ve done any color they want, as long as they do “ F ive or six gunmen rushed into “ We have not been authorized to do Some of the 200 wild goats captured on island by helicopter, taken to the anti-war groups have opposed the idea of having been recovered from the rubble by local firm that the town hall had what is right." the plane and I did not see them that, because (the woman) and her the recommissioned battleship in the bay since firemen, volunteers and nearly contracted for repairs to fix the San Clemente Island in California are mainland by barge, and trucked to the Shells’ next plan is to get the other stores that sold until they were in the cockpit.” family are members of the Jehov­ Sen. John Chafee, R-R.I., proposed it last month. 1,000 army, navy and air force sidewalk near the building. released Thursday at a sanctuary in Los (ien. Brawny bunk beds to provide modification kits. About said Swedish pilot Sven Wisting. ah’s Witnesses, and the sect will personnel from nearby military “ These things do not happen by 100,000 of the beds were sold by Sears- “ They were coming and going all not permit blood transfusions.” Angeles. The goats were picked off the bases who began the rescue work chance,” said Transport Minister the time holding a variety of Saldana said the operation would within two hours of the collapse. Claudio Signorile, a Socialist dep­ personal weapons.” also be “ risky because of the age of Officials who carried out a roll uty who represents the town. EYEBALL OPTICAL MANCHESTER Court fines Boston bank for unreported transactions VERNON WINDSOR 70 East Center St, 630 Talcottville Rd 286 Broad St iNe«l to Plata Theatrel (Across Ikom Cavey's) Bv Ken Cafarell and a number of other banks, ual made desposits or withdrawals were made basically by airplane land, Zurich. (Rte 83) guilty to violations and was fined 688-1383 649^5672 United Press International primarily three Swiss institutions, from the accounts. flights back and forth across the The case involved 993 deposits 850,000. One of its vice presidents, 8 75-6156 r ' U.S. Attorney William Weld said. Weld said the bank failed to file Atlantic — cash coming over and m'ade by the foreign banits to the Donald Y. Winn, was subsequently BOSTON — The largest bank in "W e are making no allegations Currency Transaction Reports, cash going back.” Bank of Boston, totalling 8528 charged In a IS-count indictment. Please! NOW OPEN IN ' New England has been fined in this case regarding the source or required for all currency transac­ Bank spokesman Wayne Taylor million, and 170 withdrawals by the Two former officers of the 8500,000 (or its participation in destination of this money, ” said tions of more than 810,000, with the said all currency reports were foreign banks totalling 8690 mil­ Ausonian Credit Union in Boston 8 unreported currency transactions Weld. Internal Revenue Service between brought up to date after the bank lion, Weld said. also pleaded guilty to similar OEARANCL WINDSOR Bank of Boston, which has the Have You r — overseas cash shipments prim­ July 1, 1980, and Sept. 30, 1984. became aware of the problem and Federal officials have been charges last month. (286 Broad Street next to Plaza Theatre) arily to, Swiss institutions that fourth largest foreign exchange "These forms which have to be reporting procedures were being conducting a lengthy investigation amounted to 81.2 billion. operation among U.S. banks, said filed ... are extremely useful to the reviewed. of currency transactions in Massa­ Celebrate with savings at all three locations! Bank of Boston pleaded guilty the charge arose from its routine government in narcotics cases, in The investigation was conducted chusetts, and brought three other Hallucinogens are drugs that Cat Spayed Thursday in U.S. Distriet Court to international correspondent bank­ public corruption cases and in by Weld’s office, the New England sets of charges recently. affect perception, sensation, think­ snow blowing abW- a charge of (ailing to file the ing business. tracing the flow of cash gener­ Organied Crime Strike Force, the The Rockland Trust Co. pleaded • Honda Automatic ing, self-awareness and emotion. Decompression easy start required eurrency ryiorts. The It said many foreign banks ally,” said Weld. IRS and the U.S. Customs Service. or Neutered Buy One Pair of Glassea and Gat the Second Pair Fraal maintain accounts in which they s^tem makes engine fine was the largest criminal He refused to comment on Weld 8aid” around8S percent” o t startingquickand reliable. penalty every assessed for a deposit U.S, currency received whether the case involved the the currency transfers involved • Self-propelled for easy This sd m ust be presented when ordering your glasses. violation of currency laws, offi­ overseas. When the foreign banks "laundering” of money by organ­ bills of under $100. lie said 81-16 VALENTINE’S DAY SALE maneuverability even Oflsr axplras April 1,1066 cials said require large amounts of U.S. ized crime or narcotics operations. billion of the transfers involved through hard-packed Take en edditlonel 2nd Peir Choose The charge involved more than currency, they withdraw the mo­ "These were actual physical three Swiss banks — Credit Suisse snow. 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fi - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 8. 1985, Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Jobless benefits back before legislature Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut “ 1 believe tbe Republicans: 1 take on bills that would deny jobless benefits transferred while the other ruling James P. Sacks, City Editor HARTFORD (U PIl — Business and undermined the wilful misconduct them at their word.” she said. "They labor leaders squared off before a to workers who left their jobs solely for .say they want to be fair. I think when In Brief personal reasons and to workers fired standard for dismissal. OPINION legislative committee in the late.st Betty Tianti. secretary-treasurer of they've heard all the te.stimony they for wilful misconduct. round of debate over bills dealing with the AFL-CIO. said the bills were only will be fair and not tamper” with the unemployment compensation bi'nefits. Youth held in shooting John R. Anderson, counsel for the designed to save employers money. existing laws. business and industry association, said HARTFORD — A city youth who allegedly shot 'The Connecticut Business and Indu.s- She said the unemployment tax al­ The committee also heard testimony the bills would correct inequities in ready is the lowest effective levy of its on bills to institute a one-week waiting a fellow student at A.l. Prince Technical High try Association led the charge for current laws that permit potential Jack School in an argument over a girlfriend will be business Thursday in urging the Labor kind in industrial states. period before unemployed workers We need more national wise men 1 Anderson arraigned today after turning him.self in to and Public Employees Committee to abuse. Tianti said the real problem with the could collect benefits and to allow detectives. approve bills to tighten the state’s He said unemployment compensa­ unemployment system was a need to employers to pay minors less than the page ad in the W all Street Journal from tim e to tim e Washington James Gregory Smith. 19, of Hartford, called “ quits and fires” law. tion was created to provide temporary raise the tax rate or expand the base for minimum wage for .summer jobs. For some years a gray-faced fellow has been to broadcast puzzling locutions. His specialities are police headquarters at 4:30 p.m. Thursday to assistance to people within the work­ the levy to raise more money for the Merry-Qo-Round Opposition to the bills was led by The conflict between the labor and coming on the television to sell us Remington electric homilies with a gentle scolding tone which conclude confess to the shooting of Wayne Brice Tuesday in force who lo.se their jobs for no fault of jobless fund. labor groups. including the Connecticut Republicans now control the Legisla­ business positions took a back seat shavers. The guy always says how he was so with sentiments like “ Common courtesy, the school’s driveway, police detective Robert their own but recent state rulings have State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, which ture and are generally p erceiv^ as briefly to a political conflict on the impressed with these razors that he bought the unfortunately, has become a uncommon virtue. Adams said. wants the current law left intact and gone against the intent of the law. committee as minority Democrats Nicholas Smith is charged with assault in the first degree Ander.son said one ruling allowed a more sympathetic to business. Tianti. company. His pitch is pretty good and so are his You’ll have done a good job of teaching when your the unemployment fund strengthened bla.sted the way the Republican chair­ and was being held at the Morgan Street detention however, said she didn’t think the bills razors, so he moves a lot of merchandise. He, loy higher taxes on employers. worker to collect benefits after quitting men conducted the session. child says: ‘Thank you for teaching me to say thank center on $50,000 bond, police said. a job to follow a spouse who was v-niiiH win approval. however, despite his frequent appearances on the Von Hofiinan The committee held a public hearing you.” Police thought they had their suspect Wednes­ tube, is an anonymous figure. If one person in a Not long after publishing his statement on HUD loan day when they arrested an 18-year-old by the thousand can say his name it would be surprising. politeness there w ere allegations in the newspapers .same name. He doesn’t have whatever kind of “ it” you need to that Mr. Gray had been bugging or wiretapping one The youth with the same name has been cleared Powers denies charge be a celebrity. Our widely known celebrities are or more of his subordinates. The board of directors turns into of any involvement in the shooting of Wayne entertainers plus a few politicians like Henry looked into the matter and exonerated Mr. Gray, who Brice, 17. after detectives showed his photograph Kissinger and whoever happens to be president at has now gone on to publish another full page ad in the to witnesses. he lied to committee that moment. The range of types we find suitable for Journal. This newest m essage is inscrutably sage, nightmare wise man went vacant. For a while it seemed the hero worshipping is rem arkably narrow. possibly a trifle too much so for a person wishing to honor might fall to Jonas Salk, the developer of the Ouster reaction mixed By M ark A. Dupuis behalf of the Democratic Party and In tim es past a few perople were raised to hero instruct the masses. It says in toto; “ Your third WASHINGTON - For Virginia polio vaccine, but after a short flight in the sky he MILFORD — The ouster two weeks ago by the United Press International candidates ... and he was under oath at status because of their brains. For at least four grade teacher said you had a problem with math. Isaacs, the low-interest federal loan fluttered earthward and has now fallen into Boy Scouts of America of a leader convicted of the time,” Lovegrove added. decades Thomas A. Edison, “ the Wizard of Menlo You gave up on math and you forever eliminated she got to fix up her modest home Powers was called before the com­ something discouragingly close to oblivion. fondling a scout in 1966 has drawn mixed reaction HARTFORD — Former Transporta­ [■pm- Park,” was famous. The inventor of the light bulb, two-thirds of the jobs available in this world. seemed like a gift from heaven. mittee as part of'a review of Depart­ In a society hypnotized by science and technology, from parents. tion Commi.ssioner Arthur B. Powers the gramophone and the movie's had his movements Somebody decided the Navy needed a cook. After Instead, it plunged the 57-year-old The Quinnipac Council was unaware of flatly denies he perjured himself in ment of Transportation operations no living person from those areas of work has a name tracked and his words listened to with the same care your hitch, you opened a restaurant. Mother was a Oklahoma City woman into that special 41-year-old Donald Fricke’s criminal record until testimony he gave to a legislative following a one-man grand jury investi­ \ that can be spoken on television without explanation. us a modern-day country-and-westem singer or a nurse. Now you are. Why are you where you are? an anonymous parent said his son learned about committee under oath nearly two years gation into alleged corruption in the In their time George Eastman of Eastman Kodak, section of hell reserved for those who Ileisman trophy-winning football quarterback. Because you want to be there? Think about it. Maybe put their trust id the federal • Fricke’s past at a Scout meeting. Another parent ago. agency. Andrew Carnegie and J.P. Morgan were as well notified scout executives. Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove Jr., R- Powers was arrested as a result of you ought to be som ewhere else. M aybe it’s not too bureaucracy. W HEN EDISON D IE D IN 1931, his place as known as Lilly Langtry or Home Run Baker. In our Fricke has worked with boys in the Order of the Fairfield, said Thursday documents he the investigation and pleaded guilty late to figure out where, and how to get there. ” She filled out all the necessary forms, under a plea bargain in 1983 to two \ national wizard and wise man was taken by Aibert time nobody had heard of Donald Regan, the boss of Arrow, a scouting honor program. Shirley Ellis, obtained from the chief state’s attor­ submitted to all the routine red tape , the mother of one of them, said Thursday she was ney's office showed Powers lied when counts of .second-degree hindering Einstein. Such was the respect accorded science that M errill Lynch, until Ronald Reagan brought him to THIS MESSAGE, ONE FEARS, is a.tad too and selected an officially approved removing her son from the group because of a.sked about whether he did any pro.secution. He was fined and .sent­ miliions. who did not know what this benign walrus Washington. elliptical to be spoken by the national wise man. If contractor. But the remodeling left her Fricke's dismissal,. political fundraising when he was enced to perform community .service. 8 with a German accent had done, knew for sure he “ I was never a fundraiser. The few SOME BUSINESSMEN spend large sums of that position is going to be filled, the only viable hearth and health in equal states of Fricke at first dismissed accounts of the transportation commissioner. was the smartest man alive. After World War II his candidate is Lee lacocca. We can’t get enough of him molestation as “ rumors” but when a reporter Pow ers, contacted at his Berlin office tickets that 1 sold were normally for money to get sage-like messages across to the disrepair. The house was a shambles, fam e grew, if that were possible, as he was given the or his cars. The president has put him in charge of and her doctors believe that a heart provided him with details this week, he said. Thursday, said he was upset by the local functions in town,” Powers said. Am erican public. One of them is H arry J . G ray, “ I had no reason to lie and I thought I credit for doing the work which made the atom bomb raising money to fix up the Statue of Liberty. but attack two years ago was brought on by “ That was a long time ago. There has been allegations. He also reiterated that he chairman and chief executive officer of United nothing since.” had not been involved in fundraising gave very honest testimony to that possible. we’d just as soon buy electric razors from the man. stress. When Einstein died in 1955 the position of national Technologies Corp., who is moved to take out a full when he .served as transportation committee. Since the heart attack Mrs. Isaacs commissioner. “ If there’s something in my testim­ has been unable to work full time. But Right-to-know irks students Powers said he was willing to meet ony that's conflicting 1 would he very this hasn’t stopped the Department of _ STORRS — A measure to open student with the Program Review and Investi­ happy to talk to the committee and see An editorial Housing and Urban Development from government meetings to the public by extending gations Committee to answer any if we can't get it straightened out. But I demanding that she repay every penny , the state’s Freedom of Information Act has questions about the testimony he gave don't like being accu.sed of perjury.” he of her $31,000 loan. Nor has the fact that . drawn the ire of the University of Connecticut’s the committee in 1983. added. HUD’S own auditors determined that undergraduate student government. Lovegrove said Powers told the Lovegrove based the allegations on documents he received from the chief Why should she had been overcharged for the “ We’ve always maintained a commitment to committee at a 1983 hearing that his fundraising activities were limited to state's attorney's office from the grand repair work by as much as $10,000 and open government,” said Marcia Knous, president selling a few tickets and hosting a jury investigation into the DOT. UPl photo that the supposedly rehabilitated house of the Undergraduate Student Government. “ But basically, it's legislative overkill. We feel we are fundraiser for Sen. Christopher Dodd, Lovegrove wants the committee lo was a safety hazard. town help? being singled out. We are not the only D-Conn. re.sume the DOT investigation, which Sculpture In Ice Although the Scrooges at HUD organization that votes on student money.” “ That’s not the case. 1 found out. wound down after former Democratic pressed remoselessly for full payment, The legislative proposal introduced by Rep. which means he committed perjury Sen. Thom Serrani left the committee Dartmouth College prepares for its 75th Winter Carnival as It may be a little early to comment on an they were less dedicated about over­ Jonathan W. Pelto, D-Mansfield, would enlarge before the committee I would think,” chairmanship after being elected idea to give tax breaks to the developer of a seeing the repair work. They failed to ; the definition of a public agency to include student said Lovegrove, who has served on the mayor of Stamford. student John-Bob MacGregor chips the final touches off the enforce their own guidelines governing governments in colleges or universities that committee for two years and became Leaders of the Legislature's Republi­ giant ice sculpture in the common Thursday. The theme this Buckland shopping mall. After all, the town ST»lDiH6 POSITION KNttUNS POSITION PRONE POSITION, can majority plan to create a .separate reconstruction contracts under the receive public funds. its Senate chairman last month. year is "Diamond in the Raw." The diamond is the stone manager, who came up with the ideA, hasn’t “ He lied to me when 1 asked him committee to look into the state's so-called “ 312” loan program. The student governments would then be subject representing the 75th anniversary. prepared a specific proposal because the mall plaasedwfT^v ------M n p i p i * to the same open-meeting law requirements as about his fundraising activities on criminal justice sy.stem. re p r e s e n tin g tn e /bin an n iversa ry. municipalities and public agencies. developer himself hasn't provided many HUD DOCUMENTS seen by my P details about his project. associate Corky Johnson show that the But the tax-break idea, even if it is not yet a guidelines designed to assure proper , Gasoline cleanup complete Governor says he warned guard chief last spring firm proposal, deserves long and careful work were not followed. The federal NEWTOWN — Firefighters cleaned up nearly into,” O'Neill said.said "If'If people are guilty of any fraud,fr study before it goes any further. It would be agency seems to have abdicated its 3,000 gallons of gasoline that gushed from a unfortunate.' A unlOrlUnUK*. . . . ^ *u^r*theft, .i.h.itAifAvwhatever thoirthey chntilHshould h<»be nrnf^prtlll^d."prosecuted.” responsibilities to the city urban tanker trunk forcing the evacuation of about 500 Bv M ark A . Dupuis The Military Department includes the Connecticut unlike any other town development incentive, The governor also said he plans to conduct a please nearby residents, businesses and an elementary United Press International Army National Guard and Air National Guard, which and its effects could extend far beyond its renewal authority, which failed to thorough search for a succes.sor to Gore, who has been ,.,sbb_. school. has been the focus of charge.s that military items have follow the guidelines that might have HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O'Neill says he adjutant general since April 1982. ” 1 am not going to E stated intent. Mike McCarthy, chief of the Newtown Hook and been stolen from an Air National Guard base. spared Mrs. Isaacs her grief. warned Maj. Gen. John F. Gore last year that a snap at a name or a person to fill a void,” O’Neill said. The town manager. Robert Weiss, says When she got her HUD loan in 1980, Ladder Co., said the 2,800 gallons of fuel poured “ They are .serious charges and they will be looked onto the pavement Thursday after a valve broke relationship with a subordinate officer could cost the Manchester should help developer John Mrs. Isaacs followed the instructions as the trunk was delivering the fuel to Oberg's state’s top military officer his job. Gore put in his last day as state adjutant general Finguerra bring his mall to town, because the and asked the local urban renewal Texaco Station. d e c l a r i -development is “ one of the last opportunities office for a list of approved contractors. “ It was an explosive situation before we and head of the Military Department Thursday, for the town to be the beneficiary of major tax In hindsight, she probably should have arrived,” McCarthy said. Firefighters spread having submitted his resignation to O’Neill after been suspicious when several of the foam and then constructed dams from sandbags being reprimanded by the U.S. Army for his conduct, income.” Weiss suggests an arrangement O’Neill said Thursday he told Gore last April he as numbers she dialed had been discon­ to contain the gasoline while crews worked to similar to that under which J.C. Penney was governor would have to lake “ whatever actions were B nected. But she persevered and finally remove the spill. granted a seven-year fixed assessment of its Washington Window All of the students at the nearby Hawley School appropriate” if the general’s personal life interfered found a contractor who was still in with his work as the state’s chief military officer. property, providing an incentive for the business. were evacuated and sent home along with employees of 20 businesses in the area. O’Neill said Gore told him at the time he would retailers to build a huge distribution center in Here’s what Mrs. Isaacs did — and resign if his personal life interfered with his duties but Police said the spill was cleaned up and ON WINTER V Only Manchester instead of somewhere else. didn’t — get for her $31,000: residents were allowed to return to their homes didn't see any reason then to leave. mm Reagan refuses to budge O’Neill said he reminded Gore of that statement But the J.C. Penney situation was different. • She paid for new gutters and by the afternoon. ^ 3 5 9 ” i As Republican Director Peter DiRosa pointed downspouts. HUD inspectors found the Monday after receiving a report on the reprimand and told the general: “ It appears to me you don’t have T S 3 3 3 out, Manchester was competing with other Bv Helen Thomas BOTH REAGAN and Defense aecie- IN AN EAST ROOM SPEECH to old ones still in place, leaking. lawmakers, Reagan threw down the • Though she was charged $200 for Plea averts long jail term much of an alternative.” towns for the J.C. Penney project. There’s no tary Caspar Weinberger are refusing to “ I reminded him of his statement to me, and he said. replacement of rotted studs, HUD BRIDGEPORT — A former FBI informant • StkNrWlnle;l2«d Engine FREE WASHINGTON - A few months budge on the Pentagon budget, putting gauntlet against opponents of his big When do you want my resignation?’ I said as .soon as indication Finguerra will go elsewhere with accu.sed of heading a car-theft ring has avoided ■ Mower after President Reagan took office The any proposals to cut in in terms of a military increase. reported that “ there was no evidence possible,” the governor said at a news conference. • Triple Paddle Auger / SAVE possible prison terms totaling nearly ,500yearsby his plan; there’s just the possibility that threat to national security. The con­ “ The defense of our nation is the one any replacement occurred.” “ I think the general did the right thing, the only Washington Post reported that a pleading guilty to more than 30 charges under a • Lightweight U Model 350 another developer will build elsewhere first. five-year projection placed total Pen­ gressional leaders are responding by budget item that cannot be dictated • An old circuit breaker, frayed thing he could do.” O’Neill added. solely by domestic considerations.” electric wiring and leaky sewage pipes plea-bargain. Gore drew the reprimand for his relationship with • Folding Hartdiet $274 Finguerra is running a race against the tagon spending for the military in that calling Weinberger a “ draft dodger” Thomas E. Marra Jr., 31, of Bridgeport entered were replaced. 2nd Lt. Elizabeth Wysocki, whom he married last • 3 .Year tWarranty developers of the proposed Winchester Mall, period at $1 trillion. when it comes to doing his share to Reagan said. “ Despite severe con­ the pleas Wednesday in Superior Court in Nov. 2, a day after he was divorced from his previous which would be mostly in South Windsor, to Leaks of that projection were on slash the deficit. They also have straints on our budget, we must • Mrs.Isaacs couldn’t use her kit­ connection with various counts relating.to alleged described his charges that cuts would respond to the unprecedented military chen for seven weeks while the schemes involving stolen cars and counterfeit wife. build a regional shopping center east of the target but they caused an uproar in the Gore also was reprimanded for accepting about buildup of the Soviet Union — the contractor tried to repair it. Pentagon with a massivesearch forthe abet the enemy as “ McCarthyite.” bank checks. $2,000 last year fora training session he did not attend. river. If one mall is built, the other won’t be. It The charges, ranging from larceny to tamper­ official who had revealed to the public While Reagan was never specific largest military buildup in world • The contractor tried to persuade O’Neill said the money involved federal funds and he appears Finguerra already has an advan­ Mrs. Isaacs to buy a refrigerator twice ing with a witness and hindering prosecution, what President Reagan’s military during the campaign on the cuts. Nor history.” didn’t know if Gore would be required to repay it. ... carry maximum prison terms of 495 years in state tage: The Winchester developers face a likely did he warn the middle class that they The president has put his demands in as expensive as the one she wanted. In the reprimand. Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. buildup would cost the American prison. Prosecutors said Marra instead would challenge to the zoning which would allow would be hard hit. Still, he gave an near apocalyptic terms for the future. When she refused, the contractor put M R. Thurman told Gore the conduct "casts great taxpayer. receive a 10-year term. “ If we lose the budget battle — if we her old refrigerator out on the porch, doubt on whether you have judgment and high moral their project, and Finguerra’s site is already Lie detectors were instituted and overview of big government that Marra pleaded under the Alford Doctrine, in standards required of an officer of your rank and zoned for a mall. there was a strict clampdown on appealed to the voters. allow all the lessons of all the decades where the motor burned out in two which a defendant does not admit guilt but position.” So it will not be tax breaks that allow reporters seeking such information. 'The only sacrosanct part of the of unchecked government spending to days. concedes there is enough evidence for a likely budget is for the defense establish­ go unheeded — then I believe we’ll 'The house was left with gouged and O’Neill said he thought Gore had done a good job Finguerra to build in Manchester. Instead, it Reagan, who now wants about a 13 conviction. overall as adjutant general and believed the problems Buy ■ I4hp or tShp Cardan TrKtor ment. Farmers, small-business men consign ourselves and our children to rotted ceiling beams, a garage door percent increase in military spending that developed because of the relationship were “ very with a Snowihrowar arui gal lha will be the merit of the development itself, its and women, students deprived of the tyranny of a government that completeiy off its hinges, and uncon­ next year, says cuts would be “ very Mowar FREE! financing, and its ability to attract major risky." He charges that the Soviets college loans under the new strict respects no boundaries and knows no nected ducts and drainpipes. retail tenants. have conducted the “ biggest military funding rules are going to be left out in limits,” he said. Aside from that, there is the question of a buildup in history.” the cold. Reagan continues to have contempt MRS. ISAACS wasn’t the only one new mail’s effect on existing retail centers in And he says that the billions more But the hardship cases, particularly for economic experts, born he said who saw her dream of government help Manchester. It would be bad policy to give tax sought in military spending will be used the farmers, already are being cited from their wrong forecasts as long as turn sour. In Oklahoma City alone, at least a dozen families were the victims breaks to a new retail development while as a “ bargaining chip” to force the and there will be screams when he has ^ n in office. Kremlin to negotiate an arms reduc­ Reagan presents his new farm He told reporters that he believes his of shoddy work by contractors and H«ndlt Bar L igh t allowing the current retail centers to suffer W arm ar N il tion agreement. program. budget blueprint with a $144 billion sloppy supervision by officials. For and deteriorate. It is one thing to help J.C. 8 deficit will surpass economic projec­ example: Put the loye^of your Penney bring thousands of new jobs and tax tions and wili start the country on the • One couple with a newborn baby dollars to Manchester; it is quite another to road to setting the date for a balanced had to use a kiddie pool for baths and The .Ultimate B a te n s _____ help oiie company put others out of business. budget in the future. dish washing for a month because the ife on^loud 9jwith Biixxand Buster Although downtown Manchester is becom­ Open Forum contractor had disconnected the ba- ing more a financial and professional office “ THE OUTCOME,” he said, “ is that thrub and sink. They had to live in one '$9998 Horsepower we will e.stabllsh that we have govern­ room for months because the repair center than a retail shopping area, there is no LOVE MESSAGE JS, Manchester GOP properties remains a top priority item ment spending on a downward path crew had knocked unnecessary holes in • Big 24" Cut doubt a new regional mall would hurt to me, and to my colleagues, whether it that is going to lead out here to where the walls of the other rooms. HOLLY, be to schools, sidewalks or roads. HAPPY • FREE Light downtown merchants. It is also likely that didn’t ‘blast’ idea we can set a date for actual balancing • One eight-room house had electric­ ALENTINE retailers at the Manchester Parkade and on Our chairman, Curtis Smith, is of the budget.” ity in only three rooms when the ; VALENTINES DAYj • FREE Cab Spencer Street would be hurt by new To the Editor: appointing a study committee, to be Reagan has warned Congress that he rehabilitation work was finished. in the headed by Mr. Dampier, to further LOVE competition. New competition is almost At a recent Republican Town Com­ will take his case to the American • One m aaleam ed that the contrac­ • FREE examine this very important issue. JTSII Electric Start assured, because either Finguerra or his mittee meeting the proposed bonding people if the legislators do not go along tor had been double-billing him for for school repairs was discussed. After they make their decisions the with his heavy cuts in domestic many items so the contractor could ^Manchester Herald • FREE Chains competitors will build. Contrary to the newspaper headlines, town committee members will be given spending and spiraling spending for the furnish another house he was building. It could be argued that a tax break is in the Manchester GOP did not “ blast” the opportunity to express their opin­ Pentagon. • Dozens of fire and safety hazards Call 643-2711 • FREE Handle Bar Warmers order for Finguerra because his project would this possible referendum question. ions by voting to endorse this proposal The challenge is there. He is a were reported by HUD inspectors, add to Manchester’s tax base much more than David Dampier, a Board of Education or by suggesting alternatives. No one is popular president and often successful including additions in danger of col- Only *6.00 • 3 Year Warranty ;the Winchester project would. So if town member, explained the intentions of his denying the need to maintain and/or in staging a blitz to put across his iapsing because of faulty construction and board on this subject. Discussion and renovate our schools. views. But this time around, the and furnace vent pipes that were assistance allows Finguerra to win the race, Participation in the democratic ask for Sue before 12 noon, Tuesday, Feb. 12. Manchester would benefit. questions followed. Several opinions American people will have the figures removed and not replaced. W. H. PREU$$ $ONS were expressed; however at no time process and open discussion of the before them and they can decidee The HUD Inspectors suspected that But it is not the role of thd town to help one was any consensus given. issues are important not only to the whether he has put the nation on the the dilapidated housing was the result 228 BOSTON TURNPIKE business at the detriment of another. Perhaps Our party has always questioned, various political groups, but to the right course or not. of something more than bad workman­ town officials, while considering tax breaks examined, and studied issues carefully entire community. ship. “ Strong indicators were dis­ BOLTON, CT (RT 64441 643-9492 for new commercial development, should and cautiously. In the following Donna R. Mercier Helen Thomas is llVIiite House cerned that the possibilities of fraud, take p look at what could be done to preserve mbnths, we will continue to do the U Elsie Drive reporter for United Press Interna­ waste and mismanagement exist,” one the businesses that already exist. same. Care and maintenance of public Manchester tional. internal memo said. MANCHESTER UKRAI.O. Fiid;iy. F. h 8. 1985 - ^

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CAPIAIN EASY b y C ro o k s & C a sale I'VE SEEM VMLUlOM&OE VEAM. WBUL.HOW Vermont governor ISUE^^ YOU'RE NO. IM ABOUT THAT ? NOT iMPREE^er PICTURE? OF THE?E THIW6&. THEV L.0 0 K Friday T V b y t h e ^ e e i t h e r . EXACTLV LIKE I r^r T h o li&h t . loicml lo ilo with II rtcislmclivc ,iir unveils school plan 6:00 PM ( 3 ) (8) 22 '30 News Idccc- ni.idc up ol ulli,lli(|hl pliiniis 160 5 Three's Company C h a n n e l s min ) ii' gan, has defeated the intent of the 9 Hart to Hart (18) Dr. Gene Scott Cl) By John Dillon fsrmula to equalize the property tax 18 Dr Gene Scott WFSB Hartfotd, CT 122) (30) V Thi? n«!W inspector gmwir.il or United Press international WNEW New York. NY CD burden on towns. 20 Little House on the Prairie dors Lydiji anr) Diana to face of! in a laser WTNH New Haven. CT CD sword fight to thtj death (60 rnin ) "The Kunin program begins in a 24 Dr W ho New York, NY CD WOR (24) Nova (C C ) In the Land of the Polar M O NTPELIER, Vt, — Gov. Made­ signficant way to right that difference New York. NY (fl) 38i One Day at a Tim e W P tX Bears Polar boars, walruses. Siberian leine Kunin has detailed how two of her Hartford. CT (tS and to turn it around," Kaagan said. WHCT snow (joese and polar foxes an? examined 40' N ew sw atch VVatarburv, C T (36 key campaign promises — increased But some lawmakers noted that a few WTXX on the Soviet owned Wrangel Island (60 41 Reporter 41 . W W L P Springfield. M A a education funds and new revenue towns would actually recieve less state 94 min ) 57 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WEDH Hartford. CT sharing money — would benefit Vi t - money under the Kunin aid package. WVIT Hartford. CT M (41) El Maleficio mont towns, in an attempt to .sell the '61 Good Tim es WSBK Boston. M A 99 (57) Great Performances Man from Mos LEVY'S LAW ' by Jamai Schumaialer "What I ’m being asked to accept is ICN Ni Prog Cont'd WGGB Springfield. MA (49 cow Sc?cond of 3 parts Wynne attempts proposals to lawmakers. an increase of 11 percent in slate aid but Paterson. NJ (41) Kuiiin and top aides met Thursday (HBOl MOVIE: Tough Enough' A sin WXTV to get Penkovsky out of Moscow but his TVI& 13 AUU A CWtVtE- S H O U L -P N T v e p o n e under this increase South Burlington WQBY Springfiald. M A tA plans are foiled when the KGB finds out 7 TO AeeE6T vou Foe with about 100 lawmakers lo release gm IS (ifiiwn inlo a senes ol bowing •D BLI6E; UNPEE THE (bO TC H A ! t h a t b u t a e u v . 5 will get less than it does this y e a r malclM»s that ondangm his musical career, WTIC Hartford. C T (60 nun ) PBETEXT OF L)uey 60ME PETTy VIOLA- CtOTTAOET H16__ figures showing the effects of her plan TNN Cable News Ntwrfc ICNNl TI0N6 THAT yOU That’s going to be hard lo sell." said marnaiie and life Dennis Quaid, Warren lESPNI (61) Police W om an pury. WE'VE £>UM- PEet<£> WHERE HE to increase stale aid to education by Oates. (Charlene Wathins 1983 Rated PG ESPN Sports Network MONEP >OU HEeE TH0U6HT WEEE CAN FINP 'EM. Rep. Robert Welch, R-South HBO Home Box Office iHBOl [C N N ] Freeman Reports $7.8 million and spend $2.5 million lo IM AXI MOVIE; My Foolish Heart' A FOZ OUST ONE frAFEPy HIPPEN IN CINEMAX Cinemex iMAXi [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic Burlington. wartime romance centering around the di ^EASON... yOUB PA£>T3>' start a revenue sharing program. Movie Channel ITM Cl City - 10 round Lightweight Bout (Brett "What you're seeing is the leveling lemma ol a pregn.int girl whose soldier, TMC Kunin said the "information sharing USA USA Network lUSAl Summers vs. Joey Olivera) effect of an equalizing formula,’ lover IS killed Dana Andrews. Susan Vi session" was called because of many Hayward 19bO (USAl Friday Night Boxing Kaagan replied. school districts now (ace a financial The briefing left lawmakers with (TM Cl MOVIE The House ol God' 9:30 PM (41) SIN Presenta: 'El Rafa' Young doctors are initiated into the cra/y r ju e o R . crunch. mixed feelings. Some, like Welch, were ( 9 ) N ew s 10:00 PM ® Falcon Crest (CC) world ol modern medicine Tim Matheson, WAITING "We have. .. a sense of urgency to act concerned that their towns would be Bess Armsironc}. Howard Rollins 1978 (11< MOVIE: Before and After' A woman C D N ew s AREA this year to make sure school districts hurt rather than helped under the Hahid R discovers a nriw identity after losing C D (40) M att Houston (C C ) Matt hunts wei(|ht and must make a decision between are properly funded." Kunin said. Kunin program. Others, like House lU S A l Cartoon Express down a free lance photographer and some marriage? and independence Patty Duke vigilante executioners after his stewardess Following themes laid out in her Speaker Ralph Wright, D-Bennington, Astin Barbara Feldon, Kenneth Mars 6:30 PM C5J (61) One Day at a Time friend is murdered (60 min ) inaugural addre.ss, Kuniri told lawmalc praised Kunin for making an effort to .1979 (11) Barney Milter (11) Independent New s UPI photo ers that slate education funding shoiiid inform lawmakers. (18) Dr. Gene Scott ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Oraue '22) '301 N B C News (18) Dr. Gene Scott THEN LET'S be increased by $7.8 million in fiscal " I t ’s a sign .she wants lo communi­ (20) M O V IE: National Lampoon's THAT'S O LD ...EVER SINCE WELL, LET'S NOT i24j Nightly Business Report WHAT TH' M A R E 'IM a n y / DO IT! CMON, rain is killing maple trees, endangering the annual Anim al House' A feud erupts between ri­ (20) Tales from the Darkside thundertopi THE ARRIVAL 1986. cate,” Wright said. :c m a d d e r 'n h e I ALLE t o k o ; Veteran maple syrup producer Kimberly Hagen of (38) Jeffersons val fraternities John Belushi. Tim Mathe (22) (30) M iam i Vice Tubbs helps his old OF THE FLOAT spring tradition of gathei ing sap and boiling it down Earlier. Kunin told reporters any Asked if he thought the briefing was ING STONES, IS ALREADY.' 40i ABC News (CC) son. Donald Suthijrland 1978 girlfriend locale her sister who is loading a Starksboro, Vt., drives her team of Belgian horses major revision of the state aid formula called to cool potential opposition to H E 'S B E E N YOU ALL KNOW to produce maple syrup. (41) Noticiero SIN (22) (30) Code Name: Foxfire secret lifestyle (60 min ) V E R Y u n h a p p y ; WHAT TO DO? through the sugarbush while gathering maple sap in would be delayed until 1986 al the Kunin's proposals, Wright said it was ICN N l Showbiz Today (PREMIERE) (24) (57) Hands that Picked Cotton The the hills of Fairfield. Studies now indicate that acid earliest. She said she would work with still too early to make judgements. (24) (57) Washington W eek/Review Paul legacy of civil rights in the places where the the State Education Board to devise a^ “ To those people who are saying it (ESP N l Mazda SportsLook first seeds were sown is examined Duke is joined t)y top Wasliington journal replacement for the current Morse- looks gloomy, I want lo remind them 7 :00 PM C3l CBS News ISIS analyzing the week s news (38) O dd Couple Giuliani state aid formula, which that things that don’t look like they're Cs;) (381 W A - S 'H (38) MOVIE: To Catch a Thief’ An ex (61) Kojak Vermonters see the destruction convict and jewel tfiief falls in love with a expires in July. 1987. blooming in January have a way of C8) ABC News ICC) (C N N l Evening News wealthy American girl and finds he is sus coming to bud in April," Wright said. "The process of reform must begin I.9J Dallas jweted of continuing his old thievery Cary (M A'Xl MOVIE: Tootsie' (CC) Dressed And House Education Committee [M) Jeffersons Grant, Grace Ki?lly, Jessie Royce Landis as a woman to audition for a television this year," Kunin said, Chairman Marie Condon, D- 19b5 soap opera, a.despcrale actor finds him “ Whether or not it can be finalized in (18) Dr. Gene Scott self leading a frantic double life Dustin Acid rain fight is uphill battle (41) 'Charytin' Programa musical presrjn Bennington. said Kunin's briefing (20) (40) Barney Miller Hoffman, Jessica Lange. Ten Garr 1982 the next legislative session is tando la bella Charytin showed the “ governor is attempting to (22) W heel of Fortune Rated PG debatable." pul inlo action her priorities.” (61) Fantasy Island Education Commissioner Stephen (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (TMCl MOVIE; 'Trial by Terror' A young Bv B. L. Goldberg Key to the increased education (CN N ) Prime News couple finds that their American Dream THE BOHN LOSER ' by Art Santom Kaagan said the Kunin plan was an (30) Family Feud United Press International Acid Rain: Killing Vermont’s Maple Trees funding is Kunin’s proposal to hike the (ESPN) Super Bouts of the 70's Ken has turned into a nightmare Kay Lenz. attempt to treal towns more fairly in (41) Marisela Norton vs Muhammad Ah (San Diego. Waynr? Crawford ^ ecu FRALKUK) 01XDVERED MY 00V, a w YOU IAAA0IM6 LIF& Fuw watching tv cigarette tax by 8 cents per pack. M ONTPELIER, Vt. — Robert Howrigan. 'These airtxirna terms of the amount of stale aid they (57) Nightly Business Report March, 1973) (60 min ) These pollutants are blown from Tax Commissioner Norris Hoyt 10:15 PM iH B O l Day to Day Affairs gLeoTRlcrrY...8l6> d e a l ! WlTHOOT ELeaRICITV? BViOWDLEU&HT? e-S, says he has been retrieving buckets of America's "Industrial Haariland’ chemical pollutants receive. Kaagan said that under (61) Diff’rent Strokes (HBOl MOVIE; 'YentI' (CC) A woman Seven sketches written by the masters of to Vermont by weather systems mix with rainwater moved to head off fears that the disijuises herself as a man in order to enter comedy are performed Jack Gilford. sugar maple sap to boil down to maple previous state aid packages towns have ICN N l Moneyline that predominately move from causing highly proposed increase would drive consu­ a Torah school in late 18th century Poland James Coco. Jessica Waller ■ S ' syrup since he was old enough to drive a ( gotten le.sK state money as the income ( acidic ram. IESPN ] SportsCenter Barbra Streisand, Am y Irving. Mandy Pa west to east. mers to buy their cigarettes in 10:30 PM CD To Be Announced team of horses. from their properly taxes has risen. [U SAl Radio 1990 tinkin 1983 Rated PG This "diluting " process, said Kaa- neighboring slates. (11) N ew s But now the sixth-generation Vermonter 7:30 PM PM Magazine [M AX] MOVIE; The Beastmasier' A from Fairfield says his daily rounds in late young man who can communicate with an (20) Tw ilig h t Zone CS) All In the Family winter feel more like a roving death watch. imals sets out to avenge his father's mur (38) Dick Van Dyke C9) Wheel of Fortune der Marc Simjer. Tanya Roberts. Rip Torn 11 Similar walks are made by David (41) 24 Horas (11) Independent New s 1982 Raierl PG Marvin, who gathers the sweet arboreal Blood stored in space (20) Hogan's Heroes iTM C l MOVIE: Dressed to Kill' The 11:00 PM C D C D (22) (3b) (40) N ew s juices at his 700-acre Butternut Mountain search birgins (or a psychopathic killer C$) Taxi (22) M * A 'S "H wlien a suburban housewife is brutally Farm, high above the northern Vermont (30) Entertainment Tonight murdered Angie Dickinson. Michael (11) O dd Couple town of Johnson. may help earth storage (38) Barney Miller Caine. Nancy Allen 1980 Rated R (16) Dr. Gene Scott "W e have a few areas that look like ' X ' (40) People's Court (USA) Wrestling TNT (2b) Honeymooners they’ve been bombed,” Marvin said. zzz: The acidic rain­ (57) State W e 're In 8 : 3 0 P M C5J Rituals (24) Dr. W ho Over the past decade, sugar maples water seeps By GIno Del Guercio influences that also reduce the lifespan (38) M ‘ A * S 'H throughout Vermont — the nation’s largest inlo the ground United Press Internatlanal of these cells when they are being (61) One Day at a Tim e C8J (40) W ebster (C C ) First of 2 parts and is absorbed «Sultur (HoxicN, nitrogen stored. By eliminating the destructive [C N N I Crossfire Webster and George are concerned about (57) Te n O 'C lo ck N ew s maple syrup producer— have been dying at by roots, affecting Katherine s recent change in behavior . oxioa* eno nyarocerbons- (61) M O V IE : 'Rituals' Five old friends go an increasing rate, farmers say. tree growth and BOSTON — The space shuttle will be forces of gravity, researchers hope to [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook V from lactonet. burning CiD MOVIE: To Be Announced on their annual camping trip and find their ResearcHers, who in the last 20 years sap. carrying its first load of human blood understand the relative importance of (U SAl Dragnet vacation turning into a desperate fight for r\ fuel oil and vehiclM- (24) (57) Wall Street W eek Louis Rukeyser have stepped up their studies on the effects enter the itmoepbere into space this .summer lo help other factors. 8:00 PM Dukes of Hazzard analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of survival H.il Holbrook. Lawrence Dane. Robin Gammr?ll 1978 of acid rain on trees, now say acid rain is scientists discover better ways to store By correcting for one factor another CS^ P M Magazine economic and investment matters it on earth, rescarchdrs al the Center condition is often worsened when (CNNl Moneylinq killing the sugar maple and may be leaving C8) (40) Benson (C C ) Benson anti the Gov ’ 9:00 PM (3J Dallas (CC) its notorious mark in the crystal clear sap. for Blood Research say. storing blood, so once the relative ernor am summoned to the While House (USAl Night Flight ([5) Merv Griffin after Benson makes some negative re Vermont maple producers have pledged "These studies should shed impor­ importance of each destructive factor ( 8 ) (40) Street Haw k (C C ) Street Hawk is 11:15 PM (41) Reporter 41 marks about the President's budget cuts $15,000 to hire a tree physiologist, Mel Tyree UPI tant new light on the physiology of is understood then blood banks can 1 1 :30 PM CD Three's Company of Toronto University, to spend the summer . blood cells and should give us signifi­ optimize each factor for ultimate CD Charlie's Angels studying the decline of sugar maples, and cant clues to improved methods of storage life. C D (4b) A B C N e w s Nightline its tie to acid rain. This UPI graphic shows the path of chemical pollutants and how they storage of this vital fluid on earth, ” “ We expect that space is a better (11) Honeymooners “ The study will definitely involve the affect maple trees in Vermont. Douglas Surgenor. research president, place to store blood," said Douglas (2b) Sound Tracks impact of acid rain,” said Hubert Vogel- .said Thursday. Surgenor, president of the Center for Normal red blood cells live an Blood Research. "But we’re not (22) (30) Tonight Show mann, a University of Vermont botanist ju.st up and die," he said. (38) Anything for Money best known for his pioneering acid rain said. , average of 120 days in Ihe human body proposing that we begin storing blood On the foggy ridges of his Misty Maples Sen. Robert Stafford. R-Vt , has asked WEBSTER (41) Furia research on Camel’s Hump, a 4,083 foot fellow members of Congress to consider a but only about 45 days in a blood bank. in space.” Farm, Howrigan said the newly suspected Other types of blood cells such as while The experiment will carry three (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour mountain in central Vermont. bill for a 10-million-ton reduction in Former NFL star Alex Kar­ Vogelmann said his 20-year study of connection between acid rain and rapidly cells and platelets die even faster. different types of cells —• red cells, [CNN] Sports Tonight smokestack emi.ssions at midwestern coal ras tackles a new problem sugar maples on the mountain show there dying maples may answer some questions The Boston center plans to send the white cells and platelets. The cells will [ESPN ] SportsCenter burning plants which have been blamed for each week when he plays has been a 25 percent drop in the survival that have been brewing during his recent b lo ^ into space to see what kind of role be carried in bags made of three types [H B O ] Hitchhiker: Petty Thieves acid rain. However, the Reagan adminis­ George Papadapolis on rate of older maplew and the growth rate of walks, gravity plays in the premature deaths of plastic. "Webster," airing FRIDAY, [TMCl MOVIE: 'La Cage Aux Folles' A tration has urged further study first. younger ones. “ We’ve seen a lot of apparently healthy of those cells. Scientists know that The blood will be stored on the shuttle FEB. 8 on ABC. young man brings his fiancee's parents trees that are dying for unexplained With no federal action in sight, Howrigan home to meet his gay father Michael Sor- "M aple trees are being lost and the young said he is unsure of the future. Although the gravity kills many cells by causing with no attention required by the crew. rault. Ugo Tognazzi. Michel Galabru 1979. ones are not growing fast enough to replace reasons." said Howrigan, who boils sap them to sink to the bottom of holding An identical batch of blood will be CHECK LISTINGS FOB EXACT TIME Rated R, father of nine said most of his income comes them,” he said. from 14,000 tree taps. containers, and by causing fluid stored on the earth to compare the “ I ’m a Vermonter with a love of the sugar from his 225-cow dairy farm, he said he still 1 2:00 AM C J) m o v i e : ‘Supardome- He said he has heard equally grim reports depends on the cash he reaps from maple movement that causes the delicate differences between the two sets of The Super Bowl game is threatened by a from maple producers across the state. maple. So I get kind of upset when I see an cells to rub together. blood when the shuttle returns seven silent killer David Janssen, .Donna Mills. syrup making, which has also been a family "They say things aren't looking too good apparently thrifty tree — say 12 inches in However, there are many other days later. Edie Adams 1978 diameter with no competition around it — tradition for six generations. CD Rockford Files out there in the sugar bush,” Vogelmann (11) Star Trek (16) Dr. Gene Scott (2b) M O V IE : 'Fam e' Talented teenagers at Astrosraph Eavesdrop-capture draws attorney’s ire I New York's High School for the Perform­ ing Arts learn about life Irene Cara. Ann clined to identify herself, also Meara 1980 ment,” Shapiro, flanked by the target of the armed holdup. She ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Others will be cially In social situations. The more you Bv William Paale denied statements by the victim ’s (38) Harry O defendant’s mother, a former followed the youth to a downtown Crossword drawn to you today because of your relax and enjoy yourself, the more you'll United Press Internatlanal fastfood restaurant and later mother that the defendant had a • (4d) Family Feud Boston Municipal Court judge and < % u r open, friendly manner. They may even captivate your pals. helped police arrest him. record “ a mile and a half long.” [CN N ] Newsnight a Civil Liberties Union lawyer, told share Information with you they dare not SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Be dellnite BOSTON — The lawyer for a ”He was telling the story verba­ 6 Make copies Answer to Previous Puzzle [ES P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic ^ r t h d a y mention to others. about what you want to accomplish a news conference Thursday. "The She said he had been arrested in ACROSS 14-year-old youth accused of at­ tim like my daughter had told me," of City. N J TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Career con­ today, and concentrate your ellorts on tempted murder says the mother news coverage in this case has ' the past year for fighting, was on [H B O l MOVIE: 'Blame It on Rio' A man ditions are favorable for you today. If you the end game. You can do what you sat said James, whose daughter Mary, probation and had never been 1 Wandered of the victim in a widely publicized effectively convicted my client.” 7 Actor Montand is pursued by his best friend's underage February S, 1985 apply yourself, you can accomplish feats your mind to. 21, was mugged and shot in the street holdup mistakenly identi­ Matthew Storin, managing edi­ committed to the state Depart­ 6 Woody 6 Petite daughter Michael Caine. Michelle John­ Something you have long hoped for has too dllficult lor co-workers. 8AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ok . 21) If there back last Thursday in the holdup. ment of Youth Services. son. Joseph Bologna 1983. Rated R. fied his client as the assailant. tor of The Boston Globe, said the 12 Magician 9 Wave (Sp.) excellent chances ol becoming a reality OEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It's Important Is an acquaintance you would like to got The .22 caliber bullet passed Attorney Jonathan Shapiro said article reported what the victim’s 13 Wickedly [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'The Sensuous Nurse' In the year ahead. Key people will step today that you set aside adequate time to know better, entertain him at your through a heavy winter coat and Her son's arrest, she said, was 10 Kind A registered nurse is hired to take care of for fun activities. Plan something enjoy­ place today. Friendship will blossom In t| )e woman apparently misinter­ mother told columnist Mike Barni- 14 Venus' Into the situation and do things for you three sweaters, causing only a part of the “ hysterical vigilante 11 Change color of an aging count. Ursula Andress. Jack Pal- that you can't do on your own. able that Inclgjles close friends. convivial surroundings. preted a conversation she over­ cle, and ’ ’.she has not changed her ance. 1976. Rated R. superficial wound. climate which has resulted from sweetheart AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Be mindful CANCER (June 21-July 22) Financial CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Today story on national television and 12 Disney heard between the defendant and According to published reports, the Goetz case.” 15 Capture again 1 2:30 AM (D Starsky and Hutch ol your past experiences when plotting seeds you have planted are about to bear you'll reap rewards for your past actions. someone else on a Boston subway other news media.” 17 Financial Gains will be substantial (or your merito­ .22 caliber bullets were found on She referred to New York City’s 16 Red Square ^ 2 ) (3b) Friday Night Videos your course lor today. Do not allow com­ fruit. You will derive benefits and so will train, and widely reported "inac­ The victim’s mother, Frances 19 Club leader panions with less savvy to do your think­ two others with whom you're associated. rious efiorts or minimal where you didn't the defendant when he was ar­ so-called “ Death Wish” gunman name Clb)-Rituals curacies" in the account of the James, 55, said when she over­ (abbr.) ing lor you. The Matchmaker wheel LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Partnership situa­ do your best. rested the next day. But Shapiro Bernhard Goetz, who shot four 17 Nearly all (4f) Despedida incident by a Boston newspaper heard the teenager bragging on a A 21 Celestial bear reveals your compatibility to all signs, as tions should work out fortunately lor you There’s nothing like a good break­ said he was told by the district black teenagers who asked him for 18 Very (Fr.) columnist were picked up by other subway train about trying to steal FRANCES JAMES 1:00 AM C D N ew s well as shows you what signs you are today, provided neither you nor your fast to make yon appreciate how attorney’s office it knew of "no $5 on a subway train on Dec. 22. MARY FRANCES JAMES 22 Favoritism best suited to romantically. To get yours cohort tries to upstage the other. The a ipocketbook and then shooting a 19 Chicken C D Saint abysmally awfnl is the stuff you d lik- news media. such evidence.” Goetz claimed he shot the teenag­ . . . robbery victim . . . overheard assaiiant 23 Skinny fish mall $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio spotlight Is big enough for both. “ It’s a case of mistaken identity young woman, she realized he was 20 Machinery oil, (iD Twilight Zone ap foi^oanelf each morning The youth’s mother, who de­ ers in self-defense. 25 Raw materials City Station, New York, NY 10019. VIRQO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) Financial talking about her daughter as the for short (if) Dr. Gene Scott and the press rushing to judg­ 26 African fox PISCES (Fab. 29-March 20} Do not be trends will start taking a turn lor the bet­ 24 Trumpet 31) Maude hesitant today to request favors from ter today. However, do not use this as an 26 Eagle's nest 27 Feathered 39 Ash 48 River in the ^ Film/Sign off people you've helped In the past. 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10 MANCHESTER HKRALD. Fridiiy, Feb. 8. 1905 Bolton's Ramirez maintains low profile Obituaries New DHR deputy close to O’Neill W e e k e n d Center Cemetery, Rocky Hill. FOCUS/ Myrtle McCollum many contracted through private Calling hours are tonight from 7 to School. Jte said. Myrtle J. (Saunders) McCollum, By Sarah Passed He said he moved to Bolton in organizations, for such services as 9 Ram irez, 43, thinks the governor day-care licensing, child support ■ i 96. formerly of 470 Porter St., died Memorial donations may be Herald Reporter 1977, because, " I like the lake.” He m 'a n il iriiDi: picked him to succeed Hector A. enforcement and work incenti^^ Thursday at an area convalescent made to the Manchester Memorial said he and his dog both enjoy4he Rivera of Meriden because he is a home. Hospital Development Fund, 71 BOLTON — Bolton resident Jose walks they occasionally take to­ programs for families on state aid. She was the wife of the late confe.ssed workaholic, gets along Haynes St., Manchester. 06040. R. Ramirez has done his best to gether around Bolton Lake. Stepped-up efforts to Archibald McCollum Jr. Born in with co-workers and has an analyt­ from parents delinquent in child- stay out of the limelight in his 16 Ram irez first came to public Manchester Aug. 2,1888, she was a ical mind. support payments, begun two years of public service. attention in Bolton more than two town resident for more than 90 Elsie O. Ott 'T v e never had an eight-to-five years ago, arouse his admiration. He won't reveal where he lives or years ago during the fight against ElsieO. Ott, 94, of 565 Vernon St., job,” he said of the evenings and The department has increased its years. oven allow a reporter to take his a proposal by developer Lawrence She was a member of St. Mary weekends he routinely puts in at died at Crestfield Convalescent picture. F. Fiano to build condominiums off staff of enforcers to track down the Episcopal Church, and a former the office. ’T v e never known Center on Wednesday. But there’s one man’s attention South Road. He was quoted exten­ guilty. member of the Army and Navy anything else.” ’’They’re dynamite, Ramirez She is survived by two nieces and he has not escaped. sively in the Manchester Herald. He did not say whether his wife said "They bring in all kinds of Auxiliary, three nephews. Two years ago. Gov. William A. But a close inspection of news She is survived by a son, Francis and his dog, an English pointer, money. I hope to improve the Burial was in Rose Hill Memor­ O'Neill tapped Ramirez from the photographs taken at public hear­ R. McCollum of Manchester; a are understanding. But they must collection rate. I have some ideas ial Park. Connecticut Direct Bur­ U.S. Department of Housing and ings on the condominium plan sister. Hazel Rolletchek of l,argo, be used to it by now. I ’m going to discuss with them.’ ial and Cremation Society Inc. has Development to be part of his legal reveal not a trace of Ramirez. He is Fla.; a granddaughter; and four From 1%9 until 1972, Ramirez charge of arrangements. staff. And last month, Ramirez conscious of the low profile he great-grandchildren. said in a recent interview, O’Neill was a regional director for the The funeral will be Saturday at state Commission on Human keeps. called him to another task. "There’s a difference between 11 a m. at St. Mary Episcopal Joseph F. King Rights and Opportunities. He later " T m going to offer you an being publicity shy and being shy,” Church, 41 Park St. Burial will be Joseph F. King, 55, of South directed the city of Bridgeport’s impossible job with impossible he said. ” I'm not shy.” He has in the East Cemetery. There are no Windsor, the husband of Jacque­ office of contract compliance and BOOKS & BIRDS pay,’” Ramirez said the governor appeared before the state Legisla­ calling hours. line (Trepanier) King, died Thurs­ has taught for more than six years told him. “ And I said, ‘“ Try me.’” ture ” on countless occasions,” he '"Used Books” Memorial donations may be day at Hartford Ho.spital. He was The job is deputy eommissioner in the legal assistants' program at the brother of Dorothy Kaczmarc- said. made to the Book of Remembrance • of the state Department of Human Manchester Community College. Bought & Sold zyk of Manchester and the father of " I just can’t and don't like to talk of St. Mary Episcopal Church or a Resources in charge of operations. In conversation with Ramirez, 375 HarthrdTpkelRt 301 Room M charity of the donor s choice. Timothy J. King of Coventry. there is no escaping the impression about myself.” When Ramirez accepted the new As the chief operations officer Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main that he is a man of narrowly Vernon, CT 06066 676-1876 He is also survived by another job he did not give up the old one. for the DHR under Commissioner St., is in charge of arrangements. He still spends hours every week in focussed attention, indistractible. -over 10,000 hsrdcovsr books son, Steven J. King of South James G. Harris Jr., Ramirez ■GIFT CERTIFICATES the governor's office at the state " I knew when I was four that I Windsor; three daughters, Victo­ wanted to be a lawyer,” he said. intends to look at every program Please call for hours—located In Harriet F. Ollari ria A. Montovani of Vernon, Capitol. with the question, "How much "I'm going to be closely involved Ramirez moved from Puerto Rico former Vernon Elementary Harriet F. (Turner) Ollari, 77, of Antoinette M. Chaia of East band do we get for the buck,” he with the governor and the gover­ to the United States when he was School, across from muffler 21 Byron Road, died Thursday at Hartford and Renee M, King of 16. He is a graduate of the said. shop. ______Manchester Memorial Hospital. South Windsor; his mother. Rose nor's staff, as long as it does not The DHR has 72 programs. interfere with my duties at DHR,” TT„i,.„rcitv of Connecticut Law She was the widow of Albert Ollari. (McQuarrie) King of East Hart­ She was born in Bloomfield Nov. ford; a brother, William King of 29. 1907, and had been a resident of East Hartford; two other sisters, 8 Manchester since the 1940s. She Elizabeth Marchut and Shirley 8 worked as a timekeeper at Cheney Blair, both of East Hartford; and Brothers before she retired. She two grandchildren. was a parishioner of St. James The funeral, with full military Church. honors, will be Saturday at 8; 15 THURS.-FRI.-SAT! She is survived by a daughter, a.m. from the Newkirk & Whitney June Pinney of Manchester; two Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., brothers. Roy L. Turner of Canton East Hartford, with a mass of Htftid Iphotot by Tarquinto Center and Selden H. Brown of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. AL SIEFFERT’S Middletown, R.I.; a sister. June B. Francis of Assisi Church, South The Muse, goddess of paperbacks, waits in a rocking Windsor. There are plenty of toys for"' children to enjoy Tetreault of Washington, Ind.; and Windsor. Burial will be in St. chair for customers and visitors in the Virginia Woolf while their parents discuss issues or select books. several nieces and nephews. Mary's Cemetery, East Hartford. The funeral will be Saturday at Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 room at Paperback Alley, 984 Sullivan Ave., South 9; 15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. ** PRICED TO BBAI Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of Memorial donations may be fcVoO* Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. made to the Hospice Home, 61 James Church. Burial will be in the Burban Drive. Branford. VIIS COMPETITION - Visit Lila’s playpen O’Neill’s budget plans WE DARE ALL COMPETITION TO BEAT OUR PRICES ON NAME BRAND MAJOR You can buy books, browse or write on the walls c fail to convince GOP readings of "Ulysses” to observe APPLIANCES AND COLOR TVs! Bv Margaret Hayden was only joking,” Cohen planned to do her writing at the store but life didn't workout the anniversary of its publication. By Mark A. Dupuis Norstand said of O'Neill’s strategy » Herald Reporter F "IT’S BETTER THAN work­ that way. Her days at the store are ” My husband reads Joyce as if it of meeting with the minority 5*1 United Press International DON’T WAIT....COME IN TODAY! were music,” she said. She isn't a A home away from home. ing,” said Cohen, a Cushing Drive too busy. Democrats first and releasing Joyce fan, however. That's one of the names Lila resident. She’s a writer by trade Cohen works on her writing at HARTFORD — Gov. William A. major sections of the budget in Paperback Alley plans to start Cohen uses for her Paperback but she’s held many other jobs by home on a computer evenings. Her O’Neill met with legislative lead­ recent weeks. fan clubs for other literary figures, Alley. Left Bank is another term necessity, including clerical novel is currently being considered ers to discuss his proposed $4.4 Smith agreed and also critieized if there's sufficient interst. SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! for the store that doubles as a worker at Aetna Insurance Co. in by a publisher. billion budget but didn't get very O’Neill for inviting the Democratic Responding to a customer's drop-in center for those who like Hartford. She’s in the store from 10 a.m, to far with leaders of the Republican leaders at all to Thursday's suggestion, Cohen has decided to stimulating conversations. Four years ago she was reading 5 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays. majorities in the House and meeting since Republicans were Litton start an Ernest Hemingway Club. BIGGEST SAVINGS After entering the door at 984 newspa|>er want ads when she On Thursdays she's open until 7 Senate. excluded from such sessions in the The group will have its first _ 'J|> Sulljvan Ave., South Windsor, a discovered the South Windsor p.m. The store is also open from One GOP leader decided not past when Democrats controlled EVER ... ON TOP NAME meeting on Feb. 25 at 7; 30 p.m. at E visitor soon realizes that the store store was on sale. noon to 4 p.m. Sundays, when her even to attend the private session the Legislature. husband helps out. It’s al.so open the store. 0«s \K. - E 1 3 " "Who wants to hire a middle- ” I think he has to understand is much more than a place to buy Yrt' 'i-r*ss‘ Thursday while two others who did BRAND COLOR TV’s, AND aged chubby woman?” she asked. for some groups meetings even­ that we're not going to have our and trade paperback books. Peo­ TT.. 't)p On )^ u n i«V »u l5 said it did little to show that the During this period, Cohen had ings or before regular hours some "W E T R Y ,” she said. efforts diluted,” Smith said. "The ple drop in; many help themselves (rcriivJr. Democratic governor is making APPLIANCES taken three months off from Aetna mornings. In the store’s ’Virginia Woolf governor has to deal with us and to coffee and doughnuts. Some h good on his pledge to cooperate to write. ” My soul was getting Reading Room” sits the Muse, a with the Republican majority. that's what we're going to insist bring gifts of food or a decoration. COLOR TV Many come to argue.'^debate, or ru.sty,” she said. WRITERS’ GROUPS have met life-size model. "The rhetoric and the actions on,” "She's the goddess of paper­ write on the walls. Cohen allows Answering the ad for the store, at the store and some members seem to be not in concert." said For his part, O’Neill said the backs,' ’ Cohen said, of the creature 25 " ITTT her customers to write graffiti on she looked at the place, assessed have been published as a result, COn\$»r>anmif>. Senate Majority Leader Reginald meeting went well. ”We will Oi A O sitting in a rocking chair by the her shop’s walls. its possibilities and suggested to she said. One group continues to J. Smith, R-New Hartford. "It continue to meet hopefully and playpen. Stressing the model is a The store also has a meeting her husband, Mar.shall, that they meet regularly in homes of doesn’t appear that the governor is negotiate where we can and where she not a he, Cohen said, "W e have REMOTE CONTROL room with a playpen and toy box buy the business. members. really serious about it.” we cannot we'll fight the battles 1199 ’The sale was completed in a few Last Saturday’s snow storm a feminine orientation here.” TtiMt aw Nitvc out,” he said, FULL FUNCTION RIMOTI for children customers and VI O'Neill is proposing a $4.4 billion days. She takes care of the caused the cancellation of the Cohen waits on customers, in­ •s«»ato tm O’Neill also defended his stra­ members of groups who meet budget for the 1985-86 fiscal year, paperbacks and runs the store; he fourth annual birthday celebration cluding many college students, ■niTiilna—.. tegy of unveiling the budget before there. which begins July 1. The budget _ manages its financial accounts of Irish writer James Joyce, who housewives, and retired people. ” 1 he discussed it with the GOP. The atmosphere is strongly Paperback Alley allows its visitors to express their ideas includes a 10.3 percent increase, and is involved in the store’s would have been 103 years old. On never get bored,” she said. "I believe in taking my pro­ touched by feminism, though the which GOP leaders say is unaccep­ James Joyce Club. He also works June 16, Bloomsday. the James ” I'm the resident philosopher,” on the store’s walls. Messages range from: “A woman grams to the people and I intend to store is by no means off limits to table when inflation is running full time as chief psychiatric social Joyce Club will have a party for the .she said, de.scribing part of her do that as the governor of Connecti­ men. without a man is like a fish without a bicycle" to "Scotty, about 4 percent. worker at Blue Hills Hospital in author of "Ulysses.” Bloomsday is activity at Paperback Alley. Senate President Pro Tempore cut.” he said at a news conference. One of the scribblings on the wall Beam me up. Capt. Kirk." says, ” WhenGodcreatedman,She Hartford. observed internationally with "Drop in any time.” Philip S. Robertson. R-Cheshire, Van Norstrand and Smith said didn't attend the meeting. He said they were upset O’Neill ignored COLOR TV he had "m ore important things to overtures to meet before he made do than make courtesy calls” on his proposals public so the GOP luariz the governor. leaders could let him know what Tuner The Cars drive down a different road Smith and House Speaker R.E. they would and would not accept. Van Norstrand, R-Darien, did "M aybe some of the public confrontation could be avoided,” $269 there you go,” Easton said. ” We the band and we’ll be that much attend and afterward critieized Bv Frank Spotnitz that kind of nonsense. All it is is The affable Easton turns stone­ Smith said. would keep at it until it sounded stronger for it,” he said, and then O'Neill for not meeting with the United Press International something to do in the interim.” faced when Ocasek's remarks are GOP leaders until after he made Van Norstrand said O’Neill's brought up. Calling it ” a dead live, or alive.” added, smiling, "That’s my excuse actions have left him less optimis­ Easton’s solo record, which was and I ’m sticking to it.” his budget public and briefed RCA NEW YORK — The Cars are in BUT THERE ARE signs non­ issue,” he said, "W e’ve all made tic that the GOP and governor cand recorded in a four-week period Shear was introduced to Easton Democratic legislative leaders X L -1 0 0 the pink of commercial health, etheless that all is not well in the mistakes in life and I think a sign of cooperate. " I feel less sanguine between the Cars album and tour, when he moved to Boston after the about it. with their hugely successful band. friendship is the ability to let it roll than I did a month ago, but I don't proves that he is capable of more Polar Bears broke up. Easton " i just think that’s a little out of "Heartbeat City” album having Ocasek speaks of wanting to ofa bit cooler. "Panorama” in 1980 give up hope,” he said. than "blues licks and scales from produced four .songs for him, whaek with cooperation.” Van produced five hit songs and videos, make moodier music and. one day was hailed for being adventure­ the Berklee College of Music.” including an curly version of "A ll but the band is strangely last summer, was sufficiently some, but failed to sell well. The Co-written with Jules Shear, Through the Night,” which Cyndi unsatisfied. disgruntled with his cohorts to tell Cars returned to safe ground with formerly of the critically ac­ Lauper later featured on her Instead of concentrating on a a Record magazine interviewer the fourth LP, "Shake It Up.” claimed J (lies and the Polar Bears, album. Civil rights pioneer follow-up album or taking a rest that ” 95 percent of everything that the record is .strong '60s- flavored from their national tour, solo happens in this band, I do.” TH E Y PAR TE D WAYS for the pop. "Shayla” and "W ide Awake” He said he and Shear .started projects are occupying three band ” I don't care what anybody says first time with producer Roy being the high points. writing .songs together "fo r the members, including Cars leader in an interview situation. I not only Thomas Baker on "Heartbeat sours on integration Easton is planning to tour with .sheer pleasure of it” and eventu­ Ric Ocasek and lead guitarist write the songs, I do all the studio City.” the record. Although he says he ally came up with a sheaf of songs Elliot Easton. stuff, I arrange most of the stuff In cames fastidious producer DANBURY (U PI) - The man Mississippi prompted violc.^ce does not feel pressured to sell as they decided Easton should It is Ocasek’s second solo album and. on top of it, I take all the praise Jeff "M utt” Lange and the Cars, who became a symbol of the civil that forced President Kenneoy to many copies as Cars album do, he record. and both he and Easton say they or blame for it.” he fumed. who had spent four to six weeks rights movement as the first black dispatch 3,000 federal troops to is hoping it .sells well enough that " I really don't even like to call it plan for the foreseeable future to He lashed out at Easton in making every album heretefore, enrolled at the University of quell rioting. he will be able to continue making a solo album,” Easton said. alternately make records with the particular, saying "nobody knows , ’^'were in England more than six Mississippi now claims integration Meredith, 52, is now a professor "Usually when the guitar player Cars and by themselves. that everything he plays he's tol(K months recording soon-to-be-hits solo albums. is a ploy used to exploit minorities. of black history at the University of "Hopefully, each of our individ­ from a well-known band makes a Easton insists his record, due to play and he plays exactly what including "You Might Think,” James Meredith, whose enrol­ Cincinnati. ual projects will enrich what we record, one would come to expect this month, is "not borne of he’s told; and beyond that, if he "Magic,” and "Drive.” lment in 1962 at the previously In his speech, Meredith had have to offer the band. And when 40 minutes of guitar histrionics and frustration or any anger and it's didn't, all I'd hear would be blues " I t sounds contradictory that all-white school sparked street harsh words for the Reagan ELLIOT EASTON we come back, we’ll bring what an excuse to get really self- not meant to pose a threat to my licks and scales from the Berklee you could work on something for 12 riots, said integration was an idea administration saying, "The Rea- we’ve learned on our own back to indulgent.” Cars' lead guitarist membership in the Cars or any of College of Music.” hours to capture spontaneity, but put forth by "liberal whites and ganites can legitimately say they bourgeois blacks” for their own don't lynch blacks. That’s because benefit. they don’t get close to them.” "Integration is the biggest con He also called on blacks in the job ever done on a people. The United States to restore their whole idea is an insult to the black traditional emphasis on the ex­ TV’s Benson is going to get into a new iine race,” he said Wednesday night in tended family and become more an address at Western Connecticut self-reliant in dealing with their Bv Vernon Scott He responds by belting out a terrific ballad. that at all. I think Benson is a nice guy to have around. show and character more than I do working on stage. State University. problems. United Press International Was Guillaume using his own voice? "In fact. I ’ve included a five- minute sketch in the It's more exciting and it al.so pays more money. "What most people fail to realize You bet. act where, as Benson, I invite people from the “ I don't confu.se who I am. But there are a lot of is that the same identical basis is HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Benson DuBois is the most Guillaume sings a Christmas carol on his show audience to come up on stage and play Gretchen cross- over traits that Benson and I share. Sometimes required for integration as segrie- upwardly mobile figure on TV. every Yuletide and he once sang like an old pro during Krause and Clayton Endicott II (Ben.son’s TV it’s difficult to decide where the distinction is. I ’m not gation — you have to have two Fire hits Rltz Benson, in the person of actor Robert Guillaume, a guest shot on Barbara Mandrell’s show. Moreover, sidekicks played by Inga Swenson and Rene as charming as he is or as easy-going. separate, identifiable things, came to public notice as the acerbic butler in the old he has already played clubs in Atlantic City, Bermuda Abergenois in the series). We also include some "H e's a pretty nice guy. At least he’s been awfully meaning they’re two different BOSTON (UPI) - Firefighters "Soap” TV comedy. He moved up to gubernatorial aid and Canada. bloopers from the show." good to me.” things.” Meredith said. responded to a tliree-alarm blaze in the "Benson” series five years ago. This year the Most "Benson” fans are unaware that Guillaume The Las Vegas, act features middle-of-the-road Turnabout is fair play. Guillaume, urbane and Liberal whites wanted to ejU ^d at Boston’s posh Ritz-Carlton Hotel former butler was elected lieutenant governor. began his career as a singer on the borscht belt circuit music with emphasis on ballads and current hits. articulate, obviously thinks it’s his turn to be good to their political base in the 1960s7hB- 'this morning. No injuries were But Benson tops even himself this month when he in New York’s Catskill Mountains. Guillaume is no musical diletante. He studied voice Benson. claimed, and "knew they could get immediately reported. becomes a real-life nightclub superstar on stage at Nor is it common knowledge among viewers that at Washington University and apprenticed in operas "Because I ’ve had such a long run in the situation a black constituency they can All guests have been evacuated Las Vegas’ Riviera hotel for four weeks. Guillaume played the Broadway leads in two hit and musicals at Cleveland’s Karamu Theatre. comedy people begin to read Benson into whatever I control.” from the elegant hotel bordering Viewers will get an idea how versatile Benson-cum- musicals, "P u rlie” and "Golden Boy.” His stage His singing and dramatic aspirations notwithstand­ do," he said. " I t ’ll be Benson that the people in Las "The bourgeois blacks knew Boston’s Public Gardens. A fire Guillaume is on an episode of the show, which inspired appearances include "P orgy and Bess” and "Apple ing, Guillaume is aware that “ Benson" has brought Vegas come in to see, so that’s what I’ll give them. with integration you can only have department spokesman says the the song- and-dance act. Pie.” He received a Tony nomination for his role as him this far in his show business career and he i.sn't “ The nice thing about a long- running situation a token number. The payoff was blaze broke out on the third floor In this "Benson” segment, the lieutenant governor Nathan Detroit in “ Guys and Dolls." about to abandon him. comedy is the offers you get to do other things. While they were going to be that about 10 a.m. attends a Las Vegas convention and, at the urging of "Viewers think of me as Benson, not as an ■ " r v e been playing Benson for eight years — six I ’m not concerned about becoming too closely number,” Meredith added. Smoke is reported visible from his assistant, allows himself to be hypnotized dn stage. entertainer." Guillaume said the other day during a years with this series and two years on ’Soap’ — which identified with Benson, I ’ve done other work to let His decision more than 20 years third-and fourth-floor windows, The hypnotist convinces Benson he is a singing star. break from rehearsing his act. "And I don't object to is a big chunk of my life,” he said. "And I enjoy the people know I can do it." ago to enroll at the University of but no injuries were reported. MANCHESTER HF.RAI.D. Friday. Ftb. 8. I98S - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Friday. Feb. 8. 1985_ Catholics may be offended Weekenders Weekenders Historical Society. 1 Elizabeth St., Hartford, and is BABS clowns at Lutz New movies invade sacred sanctums Dance collective is here open to families with children ages 7 and older. The workshop begins at 3 p.m. and costs $2 for adults. $1 BABS. the ciown, who delights children of all ages They've’ appeared on the stage at Jacob's Pillow for children 12 and under. Reservations are required, with his balancing acts and clownish pranks, will do a By Vernon Scott Dance Festival and on the sidewalks in Essen, and should be made by calling 236-5621. show Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Lutz Children's Museum United Press International Germany. Now the Bo.ston Dance Collective will bring at 247 S. Main St. HOLLYWOOD — Two new movies, “ Witness,” and their unusual modern dance to Manchester. Admission will be free to museum members. For “ Heaven Help Us," boldly invade territory hitherto o They appear onstage at the Lowe Program Center. Youth Orchestra performs others, the charge will be $1 for adults, 50 cents for , Manch«;ster Community College, on Saturday at 8 children. held untouchable by filmmakers — the Amish p.m.. as part of the President's Series. A few tickets The Greater Hartford Youth Orchestra will honor BABS will repeat his show on March 10, also at 2 community of Eastern Pennsylvania and the Roman are still available, at $7,.50, $6 ,50 and $5.50. Call Bernard Lurie's 20th year as conductor of that group p.m. at the museum. Catholic school system. “ Witness" builds a taut drama around a cop who 647-6043 for reservations. in a concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Lurie is professor In addition, the Lutz will host a children’s dental of clarinet and chamber music at Hartt School of health program in cooperation with the Manchester takes refuge in an Amish community and falls in love Music, and is director of this group of high school Dental Society on Sunday. A dentist will show three with a beautiful, devout Amish girl. Jewish education is fun students, who are admitted to the orchestra by short children's films about tooth brushing at 1 p.m.; Doubtless, there are those who will believe Hie audition. and will demonstrate proper brushing techniques. privacy of that religious order has been invaded. A program about alternatives in Jewish education, Tamara Godbout and Robin Venezia of Manchester, Children will be able to trade in their old toothbrushes Others may claim this unworldly sect has been called "Jewish Education is Fun," will be presented Elizabeth Hibbard of Hebron. Peter and Beth for free, new toothbrushes at this time, and ask any unconscionably exploited. on Sunday from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at the Federation Lazzarini of Coventry and Colin Keenan of Andover questions they may have about dental health, or visits But the Amish are such a tiny minority little or no East-Oakland Commons, 434 Oakland St. Magician are playing in this year's orchestra. to the dentist. outcry will bie made. Dan Sclare will perform for children, refreshments Members of Lurie's original orchestra and various “ HeavM Help Us," on the other hand, is a bawdy comedy dealing with five adolescent boys enduring will be .served and a slide programs about the area's musical notables will fill out the program. Tickets Works in progress three Jewish schools will be pre.sented. may be purchased at Lincoln Theater. University of the rigors of a strict Catholic education at the hands of Directors of the Solomon Schcchter Day School, the Hartford in West Hartford, just prior to the concert. The Hartford Stage Company is allowing its no-nonsense brothers in a Brooklyn parish. Bess and Paul Sigel Hebrew Academyu and Midra.sha audience an unusual opportunity to view a play-in-the- . It has been described as a combination of the movie "American Graffiti” and the controversial stage play will answer questions. The event is sponsored by the making. "No Mercy," written by Constance Cogdon, “ Sister Mary Ignatius” (but not mean-spirited) — a Commission on Jewish Education. has been in rehearsal for three weeks. Tonight, How sweet it is Saturday and Sunday, audiences can view a parlay that offends many Catholics by definition. fully-staged workshop performance of it, followed by Unlike the Amish, however, the Roman Catholic What’s that again? The Parkview Hilton Hotel will be a chocoholic’s audience discussions. church is a very large and vocal minority. There are paradise on Sunday, as New England's first chocolate Congdon will use the insights gained from these liable to be repercussions to "Heaven Help Us.” \ When producers Mark Carliner and Dan Wigutow What's a thaumatrope? It's a lot like a thing-a- exposition gels under way. There will be chocolate performances and post-play discussions to further majig. A thaumatrope is a turn-of-the-century taste-tests, a chocolate trivia booth, and lots of refine the play, and a revised version will be shown to showed the script to a Jesuit priest a heated debate followed during which the Jesuit suggested the pair cardboard toy. When you spin it, the pictures on cither candies, ice creams and baked goods. Admission is $3 the public Feb. 21 through 24. should be crucified for disregard for the holy side seem to merge. and a willingness to leave your diet at home. The curtain goes up tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m., If you (or your kids) would like to make a Proceeds benefit the Women's American ORT. The and on Sunday at 2; 30 p.m. Tickets are $10 each and sdcr8KTi0nts "He really hated it,” said Wigutow. “ He later thaumatro|x.’, head over to the New Britain Youth expo is open from noon to 6 p.m., so you can munch should be reserved by calling the box office at apologized. But it was clear not all Catholics would Museum. 30 High St., on Saturday. For 25 cents, you your way through both lunch and supper there, 527-5151. The theater is at 50 Church St. can make a thaumatro|>e this week, a pinwheel next appreciate comedy about parochial education.” “ Parochial education in this country means week and a flicker book the week after. Admission to Catholic schools,” his partner, Carliner said. the museum is free. Aii the frosted fiowers Circus is in town 8 Carliner is Jewish. Wigutow’s father was Jewish, UPI photo Weeds, wildflowers and shrubs are particularly Carol Marcan and her Bengal tigers are the State Armory, Hartford this Thirteen of the world’s largest bears and a team of his mother an Irish Catholic. The Jesuit asked if they beautiful when they are frosted with snow and ice. So weekend. world class trapeze artists are among the featured would have based a comedy on a Jewish parochial hitherto untouchable territory tor movie Here are black history films featured in The Shrine Circus, playing school. Harrison Ford, second from left, casts a the Connecticut Audubon Society will offer a winter acts in this year's Shrine Circus, which is at the State longing eye on Amish widow Kelley makers. The latter is about five Two important films will be shown Sunday at the nature walk identifying the frosted flora on Saturday Armory in Hartford through Monday. Performances They replied there is less comedy inherent in Jewish traditions. A major difference is Hebrew schools are adolescent youths in a strict Catholic Hartford Public Library in honor of Black History at I p.m. begin at 7:30 p.m. each evening except Monday, when McGillis in a scene from his new movie, less wide-spread and recognizable among Americans Month. The trail will go through Earle Park, a 38-acre it will start at 7. In adition, there are performances on "Witness.” The film and another new school. fHOWCME than the far larger, more identifiable Catholic "Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad" preserve adjacent to the Holland Brook Center, 1361 Saturday and Sunday at 1:30 p.m. General admission release, “Heaven Help Us," are invading stars Ruby Dee. Ossie Davis and Ethel Waters. "The Main St., Glastonbury. No advance registration is Cinema CWIMftft is $4, and reserved seat tickest are $5 and $6. Call traditions. Legend of John Henry." sung by Roberta Flack, has required, and a fee of $4 will be collected at the time of 278-1111 for seats and information. They know teenage comedy is based on a monolithic "The original title of the movie was 'Catholic E.HARTFORD 56B-BBnQ establishment against which rebellious kids can play "The parochial school provides more fertile ground been made into a narrative film. Both full-color films the hike. Be sure to wear warm clothing and 9:45.) INTEPSTATEfl4EXITb8 for comedy, high contrasts, tension and drama. Boys.’” Carliner said. It was changed when Tri Star Harllard ^ their tricks. Usually it’s parents or cops. are free, and the screening begins at 2 p.m. The waterproof footwear. For more information, call Cinema City — 7:20; Sat 3:55, 7:20 Manchester BARGAIN MATINEE - $2 There’s real physical punishment involved in contrast Pictures, which financed the film, deemed it too 633-8402. with Play It Again Sam (PG) 9:05; Sat UA Theaters East — Heaven Help Us FIRST AFTERNOON SHOWONIY Wigutow and Carliner believe they have the library is at .500 Main St. (R) 7:20,9:20; Sot ond Sun 2,3:55,5:50, CONI SMOVrt SAI SUN ftHCHIOAn I AM SHOW', f 01 ft SA1 ^ Trio to piay at St. Peter’s to the hilarity of the boys' antics." provocative. 2:15, 5:40, 9:05. — The Secret Lite at ultimate establishment in the Roman Catholic "Our picture isn’t aimed only at teenagers. It takes Plants (PG) Sun 2, 5:35, 9:05 with 7:45,9:45. — The Flamingo Kid (PG-13) Church, because the church is represented by priests, 7:15, 9:25; Sat and Sun 2, 4, 4, 8,10. — ^ GOLDCN C.LOOe WtNN€R The Karas String Quartet will present a free concert place in 1965. There are a lot of adults today who will Walkabaut (PG) Sun 3:50, 7:20. — making the final authority figure the Almighty. “There’s not a single thing in the picture that didn't Of aliens and God Comfort and Joy (PG) 7:30, 9:40; Sat PInocchIo (G) 7:10, 9; Sot and Sun 2, B rsI Supportinif Aclor m ,t /notion at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at St. Peter’s Church, 160 Main connect with thisdisciplineof faith. I was the first Jew Off to a flying start and Sun 2:25, 4:40, 7:30, 9:40. — 3:45, 5:M, 7:10,9. — The Song Remains fjicitirr (irttmn Di H/tinq S Nqni St., Hartford. It will consist of works by Beethoven, “ The environment of a Catholic school seems more happen in real life,” Wigutow said, adding that Amadeus 7, 9:50; Sat ond Sun 1, 4, 7, the Same (PG) FrI and Sat 11:50.— The screenwriter Charles Purpura, who attended Catholic in an all-Episcopal Baltimore school. Three years "UFOs, Aliens and God" isa new planetarium show Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) FrI von Dittersdorf and Dvorak. The concert is made terrifying because the authority figures are interme­ later I was president of the Student Christian The U.S. Eastern Ski Jumping Championships will 9:50. — Bizet's Carmen (PG) 7:10, 10; 'ONE OF THE YEAR'S diates of God." Carliner said. "Public school teachers schools, was involved in or witnessed every comcdic linking the many sightings of extraterrestrial hejngs Sot and Sun 1:10, 4:10, 7:10, 10. and Sol midnight. — Pink Floyd: The possible by a grant from the Charles Nelson Robinson Association." be held at II a.m. Saturday and Sunday at JohnSatre CInestudIo — Local Hero (PG) Fr l-Sof Wall (R) FrI and Sat midnight. 1 0 B E S T ' aren't as powerful as the brothers in a Catholic school. detail. with their religious implications. It will be presented Memorial Hill in Salisbury. The complex was one of 7:30 with Tightrope (R) Frl-Sat9:15.— Monsfleld Fund. Translux College Tw in— The Falcon Notional Board o( B*vl«w at the Copernican Planetarium and Space Science the first Olympic-size ski jumps in the U.S., and is still Swann In Love (R) Sun 7:30. Center, Central Connecticut State University. New East Hartford and the Snowman (R) 7, 9:15; Sot and one of the few in the eastern states. Eastwood Pub & Cinema — The Sun 2, 4:M, 7, 9:15. — Metropolis 7, US Mogoene ■ Sleolwn Sehoww Britain, on Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. \|ore than 50 top ski jumpers are expected to Cotton Club (R) FrI and Sot 7,9:20; Sun 9:15; Sot 2, 4:M, 7,9:15. — The Harder 4. teonon Mcffn They Come Sun 2:X , 7 with Land of LA nmM - ewSo tenon Admission is $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for children under compete in the two-day-long event. Admission is $5 7:15. AuockMd he« - SoO m ofna Public Poor Richard's Pub ft Cinema— The Look Behind Sun 4:X , 9. USA lodo* • Joc» Momewi F 12. Call 827-7419 for more information. Vernon per day for adults and $1 for children. Take Route 44 Cotton Club (R) FrI and Sot 7:15,9:30, INN/lneak frcvlem - W rtey Lyon Reed Showcase Cinemas — A Passage to and Sun 1:M, 3:M, 4:15.— The Cotton N.Y Doiv New • XoMeen Coroe V5- Records Appleyard at 435-2591. Club (R) FrI and Sat 8, 10; Sun 8. — w ot Slreel Journal - Jule Soloincn India (PG) 1,7:15, 10:10; Sat 1,4,7:15, »nec-lv.u>.-O ovkHheenon Red is the happiest color 10:10; Sun 1,4:X , 8 .-’-T h e Falcon and Johnny Dangerously (PG) 7:10, 9:20; The One and Only Scenic Dining in the Snowman (R) t:X , 7:10,9:55,12:20; Sat 2, 7:10, 9:20; Sun 2, 4:15, 7:10,9:15. Manchester According to Chinese legend, red is the color of joy Sat 1 :X , 4:15,7:10,9:55,12:20; Sun 1 :X, West Hortford Elm 1 ft2 — ASollder'sStorv (PG) 7, Warranty deeds and happine.ss. For this reason, the Chinese use bright 4:15, 7:10,9:55. — The Killing of Fields (R) 1:X, 7,9:45,12:15; Sat 1:X,4:10,7, 9:15; Sat and Sun 2, 4 :» , 7, 9:X. — Kemsco to Silk Mill Associates Delicious Luncheons red dragons as part of their New Year's celebration. 9:45, 12:15; Sun 1:X , 4:10, 7, 9:45. — A PInocchIo (G) 7; Sat and Son 2, 4:M; THE Limited Partnership. 91 Elm St., As part of a .series of workshops to go with the Nightmare on EIm Street (R) 1 ;45,7:45, The Cotton Club (R) 9; Sat and Sun 7, 10, 11:50; Sot 1:45, 3:35, 5:X , 7:45, 10, 9:X. ^fl,495,000. Tues.-Fri. 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. E Children's Museum of Hartford's new exhibit, "Lunds 11:50; Sun 1:45, 1:85, S:X, 7:45, 10. — The Movies — Closed permanently. Quiet Dining — Rela.ving ! Glenn J. Nerbale to Loren S. of the Dragon." participants may create theirown red Beverly Hills Cop (R) 1. 7:20, 9:X , Wllllniantlc KILLING E iHunter and Rosanne Hunter, 56 dragons at a workshop at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. 11 :X ; Sat 1,3:05,5:05,7:20,9:X , 11 :X ; Jlllson Square Cinema — Witness (R) 7:10, 9:10; Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:10, ■Wetherell St.. $67,000. Join your friends at the Woodhridge Children will be charged 50 cents for materials, in Sun 1, 3:05, 5:05, 7:20, 9:M. — Mrs. Soffel (PG-13) 1:45, 7:X . 9:50, 12; Sat 5:10,7:10,9:10. — A Nightmare on Elm ' Glenn B. Prentiss Jr. and addition t6 the admission fee. which is $3 for adults 1:45, 4:30, 7:X , 9:50,12; Sun 1:45,4:X , Street (R) 7:20, 9:20; Sot 1:20, 3:20, 305 S. Main St., Manchester Marjeane H. Prenti.ss to Ben E. and $1.50 for children and senior citizens. Sign up for 7:X , 9:50. Witness (R) 1:45, 7:X , 10, 5:20, 7:20, 9:20. — A Passave to India BELDS 12:10; Sat 1:45,4:X, 7:X, 10,12:10; Sun (PG) 4:X , 9:X; Sat 12:X, 3:25, 6:X, Jeffries and Eileen T. Jeffries, 12E 646-0103 the workshop before 2 p.m. at the museum, 950 Trout 1:45,4:M,7:X, 10.— Tuff Turf (R) 1:45, 9:X; Sun 12:M, 3:25, 7:M. — The AmbassadorDrive, $69,000. Brook Drive. West Hartford. No reservations will be 9:55, 12:10; Sat 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:45, 10, Killing Fields (R) 4:X , 9:20; Sat and POROROUPMLn Su n 1,3:40,4: X , 9:20.— Tu ff Tur f ( R) 7, CALLsas-asia Dorothy G. Meek and Robert taken over the telephone. 12:10; Sun 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:45, 10. — featuring this week... Vision Quest (R) 8 (advance shawlng 9:15; Sat and Sun 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. — o : MeektoRobertW. Kanehl, property with Tuff Turf 9:55). — Protocol (PG) Beverly Hills Cop (R) 7, 9:15; Sat and onNorthMainStreet. $62,000. 1:15, 9:45, 11:40; Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, Sun 1,3:15, 7,9:15. 9:45, 11:40; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, Windsor U0-7K10-9:46-l£l6 • Mark C. Lavitt to Stephen G. What makes it tick? 9:15.— The Breakfast Club (R) FrI and Plaza — Dune (PG-13) 7:15; Sun 2, > 1 ' " ! Linder and Sharon W. Linder, Units DAVIS FAMILY Sot 8 (advance shewing with Pratocal 7:15. ;14A-M, 15P, 17H, 3tK. 31P, 34J, At a family workshop on Saturday, clockmaker BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE •36A-F, Manchester Gardens Con- George Bruno will explain the many steps involved in Idominiums, $643,886. designing and building an early 19th-century clock Magnum may show pity The Mott Romantic Setting Anywhere^ : Bigelow Brook Estates Develop- from scratch — from splitting the logs to cutting gears Weekend Specials -ment Corp. to John Socvelle, Unit 4, For A Beautiful Wedding and decorating the clock face. At one lime, HONOLULU (UPI) — Hawaiian for SelleCk. 'Building 401, Bigelow Brook Est- nrci Connecticut turned out so many clocks that it was Telephone Co. has fired the direc­ “ When I told them there is no Fresh Baked Sereda ;ates Condominium. $72,065. known as the clock state. tory assistance operator who last listing for ‘Magnum P.I.,' which is THE CLASSIC SETTING OF : Hilliard Group Inc. to David “Van Chicken Teriyaki He will show slides, demonstrate clockmakers' week gave two persistent Boston true, they asked me to check a The Boston Dance Collective will be at Hoewyk and Susan Van Hoewyk. tools and assist participants in cutting a gear to take disc jockeys the Honolulu city whole bunch of variations on the Lowe Program Center. Manchester Unit 223, The Hilliard Office T he Chicken Parmesan “w cmc, home as a so’uvenir. An exhibit of the work of Seth morgue’s telephone number as Magnum and Tom Selleck. ;Condominium, $78,750. |ibev8 dltUMTi 8srv8d w/cholcs 8( |2| Thomas and Eli Terry will be open at the same time. Community College, on Saturday that of television star Tom Selleck. “ It was an error, I admit that. Cheney Banquet Room... • Katherine Krempasky to Ixiuis potato. 8ll8d. V80.I This is offered as a venture of the Connecticut evening. The company would only say But operators get a lot of calls from “ appropriate action” has been drunks, cranks and perverts, espe­ 'Pantaleo, 43-45 Franklin St.. Stuffed Sheiis (•/Mtad ooljr) taken. But the Honolulu Advertiser cially at that hour, and you get ;$88,830. HAS THESE UNIQUE FEATURES: reported eariier this week that the tired of them hanging on ... ' WilliamE.BelekewiczandPatri- ‘Fathers’ seek vigilante revenge unidentified operator was sacked especially when the telephone cia A. Belekewicz to William E. • Conventional or Buffet Service after four months on the job. company times every call.” .'Youell III and Sharon A. Olenick, 82 • Specie! Package Plans The operator said he was wrong Hawaiian Telephone called ;LelandDrive, $93,000. • Large Dancing Area NEW YORK (UPI) - The post $2 million bail and escape to a plays the head counsellor as if he to do what he did and regrets it, the WROR in Boston, listened to an HaroIdR.HagenowJr.toSamuel makers of the NBC made-for-TV mythical Caribbean island where were presiding over Alcatraz. .G.Lourie,3320aklandSt..$59,000. • Delicious Food mercenaries launder dirty people There are the usual camp newspaper reported, however, he on-air tape of the incident, identi­ • Affordable Prices movie "Two Fathers" really must fied the operator, suspended him ; The Hilliard Group Inc. to Loren be tuned into the American scene as well as dirty money. They can't activities — color wars and spying said he felt harass^ when radio im®. A -o w o w • Qracious Hospitality station WROR disc jockeys per­ last weekend and fired him *J. Schneider and Randi R. — their theme is vigilante ven­ be extradicted. on a girls' camp — and all the good ■Schneider, Unit 101, The Hilliard • Easily acceeaible entire "East of River" area Fri. & Sat. Night Specials Conrad and Hamilton decide to guys finish on top of the heap by sisted in trying to obtain a number Monday. L?*****^' l30-7:10-9:55-iaa geance, which fits right in with 'Office Condominium, 483 W. M iddle • Ample Perking for more than 200 cars. stories about New York's subway go after the killers, although summer’s end. •Turnpike, $165,984. gunman. Hamilton makes Conrad promise For people attracted to how B.B.Q. Spare Ribs...... *g« Claire H. Reid and Claire R. Reid Nancy will aUd the Expertise to Make the The heroes of the film, to air on that he wili not execute them — somebody's kid spent his summer B o s to n to Charles Reid. 12 Englewood Baked Lasagna...... 5.25 Memory of Your Wedding Day Last ForevsrI Shrimp Monokeno...... »n « Feb. 11. 9-11 p.m. Eastern time, just bring them back for trial. The vacation, this is a harmless, Drive, $70,000. Stuffed Sheiis...... 5.95 are much handsomer and more two middle-aged fathers are pleasant show. D a n c e Mary E. Dennison to Thomas A. Seafood Fradiavolo...... »7” imposing than real-life subway trained in covert commando tac­ Murdoch and Patricia Ward Mur- Baked Scrod 5.95 shooter Bernhard Goetz, and the tics at a for-profit mercenary C o lle ctiv e :doch, 105LenoxSt..$63.S01to$64.000 Chicken Parmesan...... »5*» villains much more dangerous training center, during which they • (based onconveyance tax). Veai Pizzioia...... 7.95 Beautiful Scenic learn to respect each other and than street thugs. in concert : Alfred Curri and Ellen L.Curri to Siiced Tenderloin Manchester Country Club The movie stars Robert Conrad work together. ‘Moses Chow and EleanorChow, 117 and George Hamilton as the father Then they go after the men who LA STRADA Restaurant •Lenox St.. $66,501 to $67,000 (based w/mushrooms & peppers...... 8.25 305 Saulh Main St.. of an engaged couple who were murdered their children. Saturday. February 9th '.on conveyance tax). 471 Hartford Rd. The title characters in “ Two 331 Cm tor StrMt ______6 4 7 -9 9 9 8 643-616S innocent bystanders kilied by two 8:00 P.M. Thomas W. Meggers and Robin S. Man cheater, Ct. M-Th 9:30-10, F a 9 tl 11. S u n W 0_ big-time drug dealers in a gan­ Fathers” are written as two- TIckM: VSO. IBM. tSM Murdock-Meggers to Russell L. gland execution dimensional stick figures, fleshed CiV 647-8043 iir raurvMbn Tomlinson and Anna A. Tomlinson, Conrad has said he wished the out by the appealing performances 6rnp Ri In AviliUt 15SauItersRoad,$66,500. makers of "Two Fathers" had cast of Conrad and Hamilton. It takes JosephD.SanteseandDeobrahL. him as the rich executive type and their combined talents to raise the Lowe Program Center Manchester Community College Santese W John P. Norton and Anne Call 646-0103 Ask for Nancy Rivosa Hamilton as the diamond-in-the- film above the level of its script. If ;l . Norton, 41 Durant St., $62,501 to rough steelworker. ' you don't look too closely at what Exit 92 off 1-84 and follow signs Coeponeored by trie OreNer Hartford Oanee Conaordtan ;$63,000, (based on conveyance tax) It would have added a welcome the film is saying, "Two Fathers" Funded In part by TheConneclIcuiCommlMlononthe Arta, off-beat touch to an otherwise o ffe r s e n terta in in g adventure. and ttw FMional Endowmerd for ttie Arta. through 60 Bktwal Street The Naw England Foundation for lha Arta. NIKKI’S almost totally predictable script. “ Poison Ivy” has Michael J. M«ictxiglBr. ConnecMoit 08040 A new family restaurant at Conrad is the father of the bride, how Truttae’tdeed Fox. some cute kids and summer Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., ^ 254 Broad Street, Manchester a tough union man who is hard on camp nostalgia working for it. ' Open 7 daft a wirek. serving breakfast, lunrh. and dinner. Commies and a soft touch when it trustee, for W. George Glenney, to Working against it is the script. economical Breakfast — Specials Mon.-Fri. Only comes to his family. He has a tattoo Something Different------Wish Someone A Town of Manchester, property on The story of one sumnter season eastsideofPurnellPlace. 2 eggs, homefries, toast ...... 99e on his arm. wears an undershirt at Camp Pinewood airs on NBC Cheese omelet w/toasi ...... 99< around the house, and thinks the it is Happy Birthday WITNESS Feb. 10, 9-11 p.m.. Eastern time, Lunch — Specials Mon.-FH. Only wedding party at a suburban with Fox playing a reasonably kind Detroit Eiks hall will be elegant to run a With A Herald Happy Heart 1:45-7:30-10«MM0 Cocktails *1.50 Draft beer 7,S< camp counsellor who really is Quitclaim deeds B.B.Q. Chicken, French Fries, salad...... *3.95 because they aren’t using a paper T i: more interested in making time KVERLYMUSCOF • KarlE.Boglito01gaM.Bogli,555 Fish & Chips, ^ l a d ...... *3.95 tablecloth. with camp nurse Nancy McKeon fast-acting Hamilton, a wealthy Boston l:00-7:2IF8-3B-n:30 iBushHillRoad. Dinner — Specials Mon.-Thurs. Only than in nursing along his cabinful Chopped Beefsteak...... *4.95 businessman, flies into Detroit for > James P. Sirianni and Agnes C. of kid campers. Chicken Farm., w/spaghelli...... *4.9.5 the wedding in a private jet. has a Classified PMSMIETONnir •Sirianni to JeanieH. Chambers, 105 chauffeured Rolls Royce waiting The cabin is a light-hearted I$»-7:I5-I0:I0 ;St.JohnSt. CONE JOIN US FOR Prime Rib on Weekends at the airport and refuses to dine on kiddie "Stalag 17," with a wheeler- Ad. • Jean A. tyler to David M. Tyler, VALENTINE’S DAY ^ Q A A n A Only PROTOCOL SBranfordSt. .CELEBRATION W O4O-OllU0 * working class rump roast. Ob­ dealer boy busy cornering the I p u t PKKw TaniftTim 12 viously the script writer hasn’t market in PX chits, the homesick $6.00 WTMNiUMtTMr t;15«45-n:« I Patricia BreenHeneghanto June priced rump roast lateiy, or misfit runaway, the sports freak, Herald S. Breen, l25ACliffslde Drive. discussed its cuisine status with the fat boy comic and the scrawny : TW FTW H I Kibbe I. Gerstein to Silk Mill iMNnmTwm ____ Associates Limited Partnership, Julia Child. but brainy runt who writes ano­ Classified wiwM war’ M54M-1&I0 The two fathers clash as ex­ nymous love notes to the nurse. Call.... property at91 Elm St. pected. Then their children are Robert Klein plays manic camp Ads MOimUREONEDn ; James R. Bicker to Ann D. blown rway by the killers' shotgun director Big Irv, Caren Kaye is his 643-2711 l;45-7:45-IIM)0-n«| .Eicker, property on Carriage blasts. Two men are arrested but seductive wife, and Adam Baldwin 643-2711 • Drive. MANCUKSTKH HKRALD, Frid^iy, K» l). H. l!lHr> iri

U - MANCHESTER HKRAl.P. Fridiiy, Feh «. 1985 Advice SPORTS Boy’s foul mouth causes NHL roundup parents to raise a stink Philly return alright DEAR BOSS: A new broom may DEAR ABBY; Several of us sweep clean, but the old broom mothers have a common problem. knows where the dirt is It concerns a boy (I’ll call him Dear Billy) who is a bad influence on our- DEAR ABBY: Last June. I lent t children. They are all in the third Abby my girlfriend my jacket, and she for Kings’ Pat Quinn grade, but this Billy is wise beyond lost it at the restaurant where she was working. In September she his years. He gets his information Abigail " I ’m .sure everybody was think­ place Penguins in the Patrick gave me $.50 to replace the jacket, By Joel Sherman (about sex) from hanging around ing about Pat coming back to his Division. It was New Jersey’s 17th Van Buren but I spent the $50 on .something United Press International his older brother, then spreads hometown and playing well for victory, matching their season- else. around what he has heard to the . V ; ' 1 him," said Bcrnie Nicholls, who high since moving to New Jersey in Well, just before Christmas On the night Pat Quinn came boys in his class. He tells them scored twice, including the game- 1982. there was a fire at that restaurant, back, so did his new team things about sex that most adults tying goal. "B u ll think we worried and while they were cleaning up, Quinn returned to the Philadel­ Canadlens 5, Nordique94 have never experienced, and his loo much about it. We had to start information in a hid for popularity my jacket was found in the phia Spectrum Thursday night for At Quebec. Chris Nilan scored a language is pure filth! worrying about the gam e." Don’t panic; it’s neither conta­ ba.sement. My girlfriend had it the first time since being fired as pair of goals, induing the game- Our sons want to invite Billy to "W e wanted to give a good effort gious nor fatal. . cleaned and monogrammed with Flyers coach three years ago and winner. and Guy Carbonneati stay overnight, but we're afraid of for Pat.” said defenseman Brian my initials and gave it to me as a watched his Los Angeles Kings a.ssistcd on two to lead the what Billy might teach them. Engblom. "You always want to Besides, most of us have younger DEAR ABBY; 1 am the owner of surprise Christmas present. from a 4-0 deficit to Canadiens. The victory gave Monl heat the team you used to play or a profitable retail hardware .store The problem: My girlfriend says register a 4-4 tie. real a 5-11 record against the children at home, and we don't coach for. We wanted to play well with a good number of employees. now that 1 got the jacket back. I Quinn coached the Flyers tor want Billy here talking about Lord Herald photo by Tarquinlo Nordiques this season. There’s one woman who has been should return her $50. I feel that more than three seasons, reaching for him his first lime back. But we knows whal. also needed the [Kiinl." with me for 22 years. I have to she was irresponsible in the first the Stanley Cup finals in 1980. He Islanders 7, Rangers 5 I understand Billy’s parents arc The Kings needed just 12 min­ admit she’s loyal, hone.st and place, and it shouldn’t matter that was fired in March 1982 and did not At Uniondale, N.Y , Anders very liberal-minded, .so don't sug­ Window display wins again utes to earn the tic. Carl Mokosak efficient. She .started as a book­ the jacket was found six months return behind the bench until this Kallur scored two goals, including gest we talk to them. Maybe if they second year in a row for the seven-town scored their first goal at 4:03 and keeper. but now she’s a__.self- later. Cub Scoutmaster Paul Christenson is year in Los Angeles. the game-winner, and Mike Bo.ssy read this, they will understand why UPl photo Engblom scored on a power play, appointed "office manager” She A friend of mine suggested I give area Algonquin District Scouts. Today " I really love this place (the had a hat trick to help the Islanders their .son is shunned by his peers. pleased with the display for Pack 538. slapping a shot off defenseman used to coll me ’’Mr.’ but aow she her the jacket back instead of the is the 75th anniversary of Boy Scouting. Bruins' Morris Lukowich (center) from behind by the Whalers’ Ron Spectrum).’’ said Quinn about the send the Rangers to their fifth STUMPED Robertson School, at Personal Tee, 825 Mark Howe’s back. calls me by my first name. She’s money, but now that it’s mono­ shoots the puck past Hartford goalie Francis. Bruins rallied for 7-5 win over return. "1 would like to have been straight loss. It was Bossy’s 33rd very bossy, acts like she owns the grammed, I want to keep it, Main St. The store won first prize for the Nicholls then got the call. He career hat trick, tying him for the DEAR STUMPED: If your .son slumping Whalers. victorious, but it wasn’t to be. So place and, to tell you the truth, 1 told my girlfriend that I will do Greg Millen (30) while being checked scored at 13:32 and 2:29 later he NHi, record with Edmonton’s and his cla.ssmates want Billy to I ’ll take the point and take the she’ s beginning to get on my anything Abigail Van Buren thinks recovered a loose puck off Garry Wayne Gretzky. stay overnight, then obviously pleasure we got from the point nerves. is right. Galley’s stick and fired a 35-fooler Billy isn’t "shunned by his peers " after being down 4-0. It is a great Blues 5, Wings 5 8 over the right shoulder of goalie JACKET BACK credit to our guys.” — it's their parents who don’t want We don’t have a retirement age A bou t Town Pelle Lindbergh for his ,35lh goal of At Detroit, Doug Wickenhei.ser However, his guys pressed early him around. around here, but I wish she’d retire DEAR JACKET BACK: She lost Whalers slide persists the .season. scored a short-handed goal with your jacket, and you accepted $50 in the game to play well for him — Liberal-minded parents love (she’s old enough) so 1 could Priest talks on apparitions and failed. The Flyers took a 4-0 5:38 remaining in the third period replace her with a younger woman restitution. Fair enough. Six Easter seal drive starts their children as much as you love lead just 21 minutes into the game, Devils 6, Penguins 3 to lift the Blues into a tie with the months later, she gave you the St. Bridget Rosary Society will meet Monday at 8 yours, so plea.se share your con­ who isn’t so bossy. They .say a new The Easter Seal Society recently kicked off its 19K getting goals from Mark Howe. At East Rutherford, N.J.. Mel Red Wings. The Blues, who have broom sweeps clean. What do you jacket, monogrammed as a gift, p.m. in the school cafeteria at 74 Main St. The Rev. cerns with Billy’s parents. telethon at Hemlocks Outdoor Education Center in Brian Propp. Dave Poulin (shor­ Bridgman scored a goal and an lo.st only once in nine games, she didn’t sell it to you. You are not Philip Sheridan will comment and give an update of It’s not unusual for a child to say? Hebron. It hopes to raise as Reid lifts Boston thanded) and Ron Sutter. The last assist and Uli Hiemcr coniribuled trailed 5-3 entering the third, but THE BOSS obligated to pay for a gift. reactions to possible apparitions of Our Lady at entertain his peers wilh X-rated $118,000 for Hemlocks two came 39 seconds apart in the three assists lomovethelast-plaee got goals from Craig Ix'vic and Garabandal in Spain. The rosary will ^ recited at through various events, opening 1:13 of the middle period. Devils one point behind the fiflh- Wickenheiser. 7:15 p.m. and a mass will be at 7:30 p.m. in the church BOSTON (UPl) — Dave Reid things you’d expect a 20-year-oId to or so. ” including a March 31 na­ The Bruins tied the game, 4-4. on before the meeting. can stop worrying. have to pick up — but he shows too tional telethon from 9 a.m. much hockey sense for us to send Mike O’Connell’s power play goal to 7 p.m. on WTXX-TV. Leo The rookie left winger, who A special soap can erase him back.” at 10:20 of (he period and had figured he’d be sent back to the Wind can’t Germain of Manchester is Gemcrafters’ session set The Bruins trailed 2-0 as Kevin successfully completed their one of the Easter Seal minors any day now, scored his Nutmeg Gemcrafters will meet Monday at 7:30 seventh goal in seven games Dineen tallied both goals midway comeback. ambassadors. p m. at First Federal Savings at 344 W. Middle through the first period. Hartford "It fell good to come from a 3-0 sweaty odor on garments Last year nearly 5,000 Thursday night to help lift the stop Lendl deficit,” said coach Gerry Cheev- Turnpike to discuss the annual auction. Boston Bruins to a 7-5 come-from- then upped the advantage to 3-0 on children and adults with ers. "But we absolutely gave the behind victory over the hapless a Paul MacDermid goal at 19:18. gious. Please tell me if this type of disabilities, their families, puck away on a couple of their DELRAY BEACH. Fla. (UPl) - DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 45 and Hartford' Whalers. Boston narrowed the margin to herpes zoster is contagious or not. friends and allied health Club holds flower talk Following the postman’s creed, top in good health. I have always per­ “ We’re going to keep him for the 3-1 late in the period on Keith goals.” professionals of the state Middleton’s power-play goal at .seed Ivan I.«ndl would not let the spired freely. When I first started Manchester Garden Club will meet Monday at 1 rest of the year,” said Bruins Crowder’s 22nd goal of the season Your DEAR READER - To sUrt with, • visited the 166-acre Hem­ 8:10 of the final period and Reid’s weather keep him from his ap­ wearing synthetics, I found that I pro­ p.m. at Center Congregational Church’s Federation General Manager Harry Sinden. with eight seconds remaining. you undoubtedly had chicken pox at locks for summer camp or Room. Arthur Holgerson of Vernon will present of Crowder accepted the puck from goal 20 seconds later, provided the f pointed rounds Thursday in the duced a peculiar body odor. This was Rick Middleton and Reid scored Health some time in your life, whether you "Buddy” , family or work- program, "Iris, Peonies and Daylillies." Visitors wil Lukowich, acquired from Wjn- finishing touch, as the Bruins built $1.8 million International Players fairly easy to control by changing remember it or not. Patients who Leo Germain shop weekends. 20 seconds apart midway through be welcome. nipeg in exchange for forward Jim a 6-4 lead. ^ 'Tennis Tournament. after a few hours. Lawrence develop shingles do so because the the third period Thursday to cap F Nill on Feb. 2, and flipped a shot Ken Linseman added an insu­ Lendl, surprised by gusty winds, For the past few years we have chicken pox virus has remained dor­ the win as the Bruins fought back Lamb, M.D. over a spawling goaltender Greg rance goal to offset a Greg Malone advanced to the third round by lived in a very humid area, and I stain mant in their nerve fibers. When the Legion holds contest from a 3-0 first-period deficit. Break and pop at YWCA Millen. tally. defeating unsceded John Sadri, 7-6 my polyester garments under the virus in a nerve root is activated, the The American Legion Post 102 will sponsor an The victory moved Boston into a The Bruins then cut the margin "W e’ve been able to put forth a (7-5), 6-0. arms. They look yellow after three or area supplied by that particular oratorical contest Saturday at 10 a.m. at East Catholic A Breaking and Popping Demonstration and third-place tie with Quebec and four wearings even though I shower to 3-2 on a Ray Bourque 20-foot good effort lately.” said Hartford "1 was caught by surprise nerve fiber develops the painful rash Higli School The winner will represent the local post in Workshop for children six years old and older will be buried Hartford 18 points, back in daily. I have been trying to buy gar­ wrist shot at 3:24 of the second captain Mark Johnson, whose because I didn’t expect it to be called shingles or herpes zoster. the First District contest on Feb. 19, competing held Tuesday from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at Nutmeg Branch the chase for the Adams Division’s ments made of cotton or natural awhile and see if it helps. period. Lukowich again the made teammates have dropped to 1-11-1 windy," said I-endl. "There was no against winners from other posts in the district forthe YWCA, 78 N. Main St. The instructors, who are ' final playoff spot. fabrics, but that is surprisingly hard If this fails to work, you must rely You did not get shingles from your the vital play, circling around the in their last 13 outings. wind when I warmed up earlier” honor of representing the First District in a Manchester residents, perform with the group, "Rock The 20-year-old Reid was called to do and I suspect that even these on antiperspirants. Natural fabrics grandchildren. Episodes of shingles net and sending a cross-ice pass to "Our effort has been there, but Lendl overcame an early service department contest in March. Steady I I." Participants should come dressed to up from the Hershey Bears of the garmenU are beginning to discolor. I will cause fewer problems, but won’t after exposure to chicken pox are Bourque. we haven’t won any,” he said. break in the first .set. forced a E break and pop. American Hockey League Jan. 19 would appreciate any help you might eliminate all of them, consider^ a coincidence. For more information, call Fran Leary, contest "W e’re playing wilh some consis­ tiebreaker, which he won. 7-5, and The cost for advance registration is $3 for members to help plug Boston’s injury- "R a y started to move in and the I have discussed this type of prob- However, people who have not had chairman, at 643-7711. tency, but we’re now a long way gave up only 12 {loints as he took offer. and $4 for non-members. If there are any vacancies riddled roster. And he felt he’d ^ puck was right there for h im s a id V \ DEAR READER - Synthetics lem in more deUil in The Health Let- chicken pox can get chicken pox f r ^ away from any playoff spots." the second set at love. Tuesday, the cost will be $4 for everyone. For more going back to Pennsylvania as Lukowich. "A t this point in the GEORGE SUITOR often don’t "breathe," and this tends ter 18-2, Sweating, Antiperspirants has active While Hartford’s playoff chan­ "It is difficult to play Sadri and Church serves roast beef information, call the YW CA at 647-1437 or come to the soon as Charlie Simmer (broken game, we started to come together to trap body moisture. That is a per­ and Deodorants, which I am sending blisters that form do ^ «contain « « the ces have appeared to weaken. . . coach of the year wilh the wind it took longer than office. jaw ) returns to the lineup, or as a team.” fect breeding ground for bacteria, you. Others who want this issue can chicken pox virus. Once the blisters COVENTRY — The First Congregational Church of Hartford moved back to a Boston has been looking upward in usual to adjust," he said. "In my arc gone, the infection is no longer possibly to make room for newly which cause perspiration to develop send 75 cents with a long, stamped, Coventry will have a roast beef supper Saturday from two-goal lead on a Sylvain Turgeon the standings. opinion, Sadri thought he hud the contagious. The scabs that form are acquired winger Morris Lukowich. an odor. In addition, bacterial action self-addressed envelope for it to me 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the church vestry on Main Street. Circle changes date score, before Lukowich tallied his The Bruins, now seven points off first set won. I was down 4-5,0-30 on not contagious. And another person “ I still have to think that way,” on perspiration can cause perspira­ in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box Donations are; $3.50 senior citizens; $4 other adults; St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will first as a Bruin at 6:47 of the period the pace of both division co-leaders MHS’s George Suitor my serve and he missed an easy B cannot get shingles from a person Reid said before Thursday’s game. tion to stain clothing. 1551, Radio City Station, New York, and $1.25, children. Montreal and Buffalo, would like to shot. That was a big point” who has shingles, only chicken pox, if meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal " I could go out next time and really to make it 4-3. You can't expect to eliminate the NY 10019. " I was happy to get that first one improve their position. Yannick Noah of France de­ he has not had chicken pox before. Savings, 344 W. Middle Turnpike, instead of on have a lousy game ... 1 can’t take bacteria that cause the problem by DEAR DR. LAMB — Recently I out of the way.” said Lukowich, "W e just don’t want to catch one named coach of year feated Terry Moor 6-2, 6-4 to Only 15 percent of pMple who have MS drop-in on Monday Tuesday because of the holiday. Rose Sobielo and her anything for granted.” using ordinary soap. Instead, use a had shingles. I had been in close con­ of them," said Linseman. "W e now advance to the third round never had chicken pox and are committee will be in charge. Sinden said Reid still has "some "but it’s only one game and product that penetrates the skin. The tact with my grandchildren, who had The Multiple Sclerosis Society will hold a drop-in want to move in front of both." George Suitor, who guides the won three state Class LL Noah, who turned his ankle last exposed with close contact — usually things to work on — checking and hopefully I can be consistent for 20 bacteria live under the skin and can’t chicken pox. 1 never had chicken pox. Monday from 9: .30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Church of Christ running fortunes at Manchester champions, in 1977, 1979 and with contact with the skin area week in Memphis, Tenn.. never be washed off with ordinary soap. During my painful experience, well- on Lydall Street. High as boys cross country 1982. They’ve been runners-up lost service and had a five-game involved — will catch the chicken pox Bloom ipeaks at temple three other times, 1976.1978 and You can try pHisoHex, but will meaning friends told me that this was coach and as indoor and outdoor spurt from 3-2 in the first set. very contagious, although I know of from a patient with shingles. Howev- need a doctor’s prescription for it. Adults learn to read Lary Bloom, editor of the Hartford Courant's track coach, has been named 1980. And Manchester teams "The ankle still bothers me a Use it under your arms regularly for no one who contracted them. The doc- er, chicken pox is far more conta- Northeast Magazine, will speak Tuesday at a noon Eamonn Coghlan shooting have been third in the large the 1984 boys cross country little and the doctor told me to take Joan North of Preston has been named eastern tor never told me they were conta- gious. luncheon at Temple Beth Sholom. Luncheon chairwo­ coach of the year by the .school division twice, in 1981 ^ regional coordinator for Literacy Volunteers of 10 days off," said Noah "But I ’ve man Gloria Weiss has promised a chocolate dessert. Connecticut High School and 1984. been out every year for the last five Connecticut. Her region includes Manchester Manchester this pa.st fall won Tickets for the event, sponsored by the temple's Coaches Association, it’s been years with some kind of injury and Thoughts Her office is at the Adult Learning Center, 21 Valley sisterhood and Hadassah, wili be $3.50 each with a $1 for sub-3:50 indoor miie learned. the first CCC Eastern Division my goal is to play every tourna­ championship along with being St., Willimantic 06226. charge for baby-sitting for each child. For reserva­ Suitor and the other winners ment I enter ’’ tions, call Bea Brodie at 872-7088 by Sunday. will be honored at the award’s third in Class LL. Stefan Edberg, the No. 13 seed, to run a sub-3:50 indoor mile when “ I am very plea.sed I got the Money and the church By Joe llluzzi Millrose Games. dinner on Thursday night, also advanced from the .second VFW women to meet he clocked a 3:49.78 at this meet in Lewis, the quadruple Olympic award." Suitor said. " I t ’s not As a pastor, I am constantly United Press International April, 18, at the Aqua Turf Club round by eliminating Wojtek The Anderson-Shea VFW Post 2046 Ladies Auxil­ 1983. The 32-year-old Irishman gold medalist, will be competing in only anice award for myself, but being kidded about always want­ Schwartz at ostomy confab in Southington. Fibak, 32, of Poland. 6-2, 6-0 in .52 iary will meet Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. at the post home at says the Meadowlands track, the 55-meter dash in addition to also for all the kids I ’ve ing to take offerings and to raise Manchester Area Ostomy Association will sponsor EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Suitor’s 11-year cross country minutes. which he helped design, is the singing the National Anthem. coached” money for the church. Some of it is 608 E. Center St. a public session Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester People may be listening to hear if record is 122-21. His teams have Other second round winners fastest in America and that ron- When asked which would be easier, Memorial Hospital, conference room B. Dr. Robert Carl Lewis’ voice is as golden as included fourth-seeded Anders in fun. ning a second sub-3:50 mile is a Lewis quickly replied, "Running.” In the midst of its own financial Schwartz, a gastroenterologist, will present a his athletic.abilities, but all eyes Jarryd and eighih-seeded Joakim Spires explains finances possibilty. Also featured at Saturday’s struggles, the church has some program on endoscopic evaluaation of gastro­ will be on Eamonn Coghlan and Ny.strom of Sweden’s Davis Cup " I ’ve got six races under my meet, which boasts 59 Olympians sound advice to give its members Stephen Spires, vice president of Connecticut Bank intestinal disease, detection and treatment, including Mary Slaney Saturday night at the No malor progress made team, and IMh-seeded Tomas belt." said Coghlan, who last and 12 gold medal winners, are as to what their relationship to and Trust, will speak on "Handling Major Financial coleitis, ileitis and colonic cancer. Refreshments will U.S. Olympic Invitational track Smid of Czechoslovakia. month captured a record-tying Romanian distance runner Maric- money ought to be. These teach­ Situations” at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Manchester be served after the question-and-answer period. The meet. In the women’s division, topseed sixth Wanamaker Mile at the ica Puica, triple gold medalist in ongoing baseball talks ings are rooted in scripture and Memorial Hospital, Conference Room 1, basement association is sponsored by the American Cancer After Lewis opens the meet by Martina Navratilova advanced Millrose Games. "Each race I’m Valerie Brisco-Hooks. sprinters have proven sound over the years. level. Enter from Guard Street. Society. For information, call Marianne Washbume singing the National Anthem, easily to the third round with a 6-0, feeling fitter and fitter. I don’t Greg Foster and Roger Kingdom, CHICAGO (UPl) — Representa­ Thursday’s talks centered on the First of all. the prophets remind The session is part of the continuing education of the at 872-1909. Coghlan and Slaney. the two most 6-3 victory over Robin White, know, maybe I ’ll need another and long jumper Carol Lewis. tives of major league ba.seball benefit plan and procedures under us that money has a tendency to Alzheimer’s Support Group, which is sponsored by dominant distance runners in their Kim Shaefer u.sed deidsive .ser­ race or two." Puica, the Olympic gold medal­ players and management met the re-entry draft. produce corruption in those per­ Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester in fields, will take another crack at vice breaks to upset fourth-seeded Slaney. who has decided to run ist in the women’s 3,009-meters, Thursday in an attempt to reach "It’s slow going," said Fishel. sons who see it as an end in itself or conjunction with the hospital. Beethovens rehearse the record books Saturday night. Munuela Maleeva of Bulgaria 6-4. under her married name, has won will run in that same event accord on a new contract, but Players, who now receive a flat who see the things it can buy as the For information, call Alice Schofield or Louise However, new marks won’t be 2-6, 6-4. The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from her only two races this season in Saturday. Meet directors origi­ officials said no major progress cash contribution of $15.5 million to most important things in life. Leitao at 647-1481 or Gene Fergione at 646-1222, particularly easy to come by. Five .seeded players advanced in 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church stunning fashion. She shattered the nally assigned her to run against was made. the pension plan, arc seeking Jesus, in the parable of the rich extension 2183. Coghlan will look to run the the women’s division. They were St. Coffee and refreshments will be served before the indoor record for the women’s Slaney in the 1,500, but Romanian The previous basic agreement one-third of the profits from man and Lazarus, seems to be second sub-3:50 indoor mile of his No. 7 Hana Mandlikova of Czechos­ singing. 2,000-meters last month in Los officials requested that she be expired Dec. 31. televising games, about $60 mil­ suggesting that it is extremely career, while Slaney — formerly lovakia, No. 10 Carling Bassett of Angeles by nearly nine seconds. A placed in the 3,000. This aroused According to American League lion, Fishel said. difficult for those persons with - Workshop stencils Members of the chorus are reminded of the musical Decker — will attempt to become week later the 26-year-old Slaney vice president Bob Fishel. funding The meeting lasted more than Canada, No II Bonnie Gadiisek, large accumulations of money, Employees of Manchester Workshop, under the program they will present Thursday at 1:30 p.m. for the first woman to run under 4:00 in speculation that the Romanian ran the third fastest women’s of the player’s pension plan poses two hours. Future meetings arc No. 14 Pam Casale, and No. 15 property and such, to have a state supervision of workshop personnel, are completing the Jefferson House Adult Day Care Center at 57 the 1,500-meters indoors. was dodging Slaney, but she flatly indoor mile in history at the the major problem in negotiations. scheduled for Monday and Feb. 19. Catarina Lindqvist of Sweden Hollister St. Coghlan became the first person denied it. 8 of mind and spirit that is conducive stenciling work for Pratt k Whitney Aircraft at ^ to faith, trust and dependence on Pratt’s Manchester facility. God. 1 For years the workshop compieted various contract Paul stresses that the love of services at its Hollister Street faciiity. Now, it offers Tri-Band gives concert money is the rest of all evil, not on-site services to area companies. This saves local Bennet and filing Junior High School bands and the money itself. He would probably Firms from having to hire additional personnel for Manchester High School Concert Band will play Wait out the winter in the Hot Stove League agree that you could have all the - 1'.' 1 short-run jobs or from moving the work to classic, patriotic and Dixieland music Thursday at money In the world and if you could subcontractors. The workshop recently completed a 7:30 p.m. at the Bailey Auditorium of Manchester Then run off at the mouth, before the opponent can Rod Serling, wearing a St. Louis Browns’ cap and hit, catch, throw, hit wilh power and run. stand in a free relationship to it and pallet-cutting sanding contract at J.C. Penney's High School. Nearly 200 students will perform in the answer — not be determined by money and working a wad of Levi Garrett, peers out through a Make your pitch — warehouse. free concert. Red Sox fan: ’'With youngsters Clemens, Oil Can. Sox fan. still: “ Gotta sign Rice at any cost, a sure property, you would be OK in the rusty metal backstop. Hurst, Ojeda and Nipper, our pitching staff has a lot of Hall of Famer, an average of .303, with 30 homers and eyes of God. "Welcome, baseball afficionados, to pre-Spring Bob Papetti promise for a big year” 108 RBLs per year over the pa.st decade, including the It is the love of money and not Training limbo. A wondrous land where the strike season of ’811 No one in the majors has more money itself, that diverts us from boundaries are that of imagination. There’s the sign Hit below the belt — Yankee fan: “Bah, none of them has ever won more total bases or ribbies over that span, and only Mike our primary task as Christians and Births post up ahead. You’re next stop — the Hot Stove Herald Sports Writer than 12 games and the team ERA was 4.18, fourth Schmidt has more taters! ” the simple love that God asks of us League.” Of course, the Hot Stove League doesn’t have to be Since the very first time that Old Man Winter worst in the league last season.” in return for His love shown to us in restricted to just big league talk. With little effort, you Herald pboto by Pinto Brieiion, Mallhew Thomas, son Hospital. Providence. His father Martin Carl and Linda (Richter) dumped an offensive white blanket over our nation’s Catch him with a counterpoint — Jesus Christ. can imagine yourself on the field next spring, taking of Thomas Steven Brierton and iived in Manchester until he Petersen of Vernon, was bom Jan. diamonds, the Hot Stove League has been a Red Sox fan: “ So, where’s the starting pitching your cuts, shagging some flies. Stare hard enough out Amanda (Vogelsang) Brierton, enlisted in the Air Force. His 10 at St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ gonna come from in the Bronx? Niekro i.yeady for an Rev. Richard W. Dupee Shelter benefits from dance diversionary tradition. the window and the barren white environs warms to a was horn Dec. 17 at Manchester maternal grandparents are Mr. ford. His maternal grandparents Founded by daydreaming bleacher bums and Pass the time while waiting for the pasttime. You old folks’ home and Guidry looks wasSed up after North United Methodist Chnrch comforting green. Hear the cheers, smell the leather, Memorial Hospital. His maternal and Mrs. Raymond C. Kumpitch of are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Richter of sandlot seers, it is open each season to the adorning can only oil the mit and rearrange the bubblegum going 10-11, 4.51. Who else? ’,’ Peter Ward, left, supervisor of the Manchester Area feel the sweat, taste the beer. There you are at the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Deerfield Beach, Fla. His paternal 30 Duval St. His maternal great- public throughout these rude months of discontent. cards so many times. Throw another notion on the board — Conference of Churches’ emergency shelter, shows Enter the Hot Stove League. No physical Yankee fan: “ Yeah, but we got Rickey Henuerson, plate, belting one in the gap. tearing around second, The major industries of Pakistan Desmond Vogelsang of Coventry, grandmother is Margaret S. Boyle grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Games are held anywhere at anytime, usually in shelter plans to Jeff Keith, president of Manchester conditioning is necessary. The better players are well to go along with the two best hitters in the league, taking the wide turn at third . . . are textiles, food processing, form erly of Dublin. Paternal of 1146 Main St. and his paternal Jospeh Kesekes of Stamford. His indoor realms and especially in the home. Other prepared, however. The baseball brain is equiped Mattingly and Winfield. ” If you want to get back to reality, just click your chemicals and tobacco. Board of Realtors, and Rosemary Jackson, chairman of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandfather is the late John M. paternal grandparents are Mrs popular sites are at the office, at school, or at the local the board's Christmas dinner dance. The board donated Francis Brierton of East Hartford. Boyle St. The bahy has a brother, Agnes Petersen of Mount Iron, gin mill, where the action can get quite testy at times. with an uncanny capacity for prediction, debate and Hit back with power — cletes together three times and keep repeating: fantasy. Know your statistics, have an argument Red Sox fan: "W ell, we had five guys with over 20 “There’s no place like home, there’s no place like Yugoslavia won the 1984 Water Boyle, Jonathan Ainsworth, son Sean, 15, and two sisters, Tracy, 13', Minn., and the late Carl Petersen’ Singer Terry Cashman summed up the Hot Stove the dance's proceeds of $423.30 toward the purchase of a ready. Start a few rumors. homers — Armas, Evans, Easier, Rice andGedman. home.” Polo Olympic championship. The of John M. and Evelyn (Kumpitch) and Alyson. 10. The baby has a sister, Gaii concept in the song that made him famous. permanent shelter site. The shelter has been housed in Of course, participants still have to be able to pitch. Now if only we can sign Rice . . ." Just make .sure you slide. United States was second, and Boyle Jr of Lincoln, R.I., was bom Elizabeth. 10, and a brother Talking baseball. Petersen, Brian Joseph, son of Matthew Carl, 6. West Germany third. various churches on a temporary basis. Feb. 3 at Women and Infpnts M ANCHESTKR Hr.FtAl.D. Fridiiv. Ft-h. fl. I9H5 - 17 Hi - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiv. Feb. 8. 1985 Scholastic roundup College basketball roundup Marshall’s Morris sinks record 92-foot bomb Cheney wrestlers manage split the conference and 2-15 overall. SOMERS - Cheney Tech’s 121- Hecker (C T ) pinned Park 2:50,130- A three-point play by Sue Harris At Birmingham, Ala., Archie Losko (B) pinned Smith 5:15, IM- The Saints improve to 7-3 in the 16 points for Illinois. 18-6. Magic wrestling team came away with a gave the Patriots the lead for good Bv Fred Ltet that,” AppalacftW State Coach Johnson and Jerome Mincy scored Ryglel (B) pinned Glickman 3 :«, 1«- HCC and 11-7 overall. Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers, split in a triangular match Thurs­ Mellllo (B) pinned Baton 5:^, 1^- with 20 seconds left in the game. United Press International Kevin Cantwell said. 11 points each as UAB, 20-5, posted The Eagles were only down two, Said Marshall Coach Rick Huck- the former Michigan Slate star, day afternoon. The Beavers were Dublel (CT) dec. Kmetz 12-8, 159- “ We started pressing in the / its fourth 20-win season in the Zdonowicz (B) sup. dec. Baldinoer 10- 8, after one period but a cold watched the game from the on the short end of a 46-23 score to fourth quarter and wore them Until further notice, Bruce Mor­ abay: "First of all. the shot by seven years of its basketball 16-4j 171- Kelser (B ) mol. dec. Romano shooting second period allowed the Morris was the most exciting thing Spartans' bench. Branford High but did beat homes­ 15-4, 1B9- McLeese (B ) pinned RoueMe down." said Coventry coach Ray ris of Marshall will take his place "1 think the fact that Earvin w as program. Jackson State has lost all 5:30, Unlimited- TIsko (B) pinned Rov Dimmock. The Patriots host Uncasville school to move into the in the record book — beside such that happened tonight." tanding Somers High. 51-16. 3:35. here gave our kids a^ lift," .MSU 11 road games this season. Cheney is now 9-12-1 for the Bacon Academy Monday night. 11- pnint halftime lead. distinctions as who has the longest Two hours after the game, inside East played the Saints even in Coach Jud Heathcotesaid, "I think Elsewhere, at Kingston. R.I, season. The Techmen will host the East Hampton won the junior heard and who has taken the his dormitory, friends were still the second half but couldn’t it gave the coaching staff a lift, Craig Collins scored 18 points to Charter Oak Conference Tourna­ varsity game. 37-34, in overtime, longest shower. asking Morris to describe the shot, overcome the halftime deficit. especially the old coach." spark Penn State in the second half ment Saturday morning beginning Girls Basketball C O V EN TR Y (51) — Wendy Dopslatt For in Huntington. W.Va., even after watching a television to a 58-54 Atlantic 10 Conference 419, Roe Dimmock 204, PamBagnalll Junir Andrea Ryan turned in her At Ann Arbor. Mich.. Roy at 9 a.m. Cheney is defending COC Thur.sday night, Morris scored a replay. victory over Rhode Island. 0 2, Leslie Danehy 6 319, Kim Mizesko 3 best performance in an East "I don't think I’ll ever try it Tarpley struck for 31 points and champion. Finals are slated to Coventry triumphs 0 4, Lisa Taiaga 3 0 4, Louise basket from 92 feet, the longest The Nittany Lions guard hit 5 Chamberlain 0 0 0, Sue H arris 1 1 3, uniform as she was 8-for-14 from again, though.” Morris said. "I Richard Rellford had 15 in the first begin around 2 p.m. C O V EN TR Y — A 23-9 fourth- .shot in basketball hi.story, in the straight shots from the field and Stacey Robertson 0 0 0, Totals 22 7 51. the field and had'a career-high 18 half to carry Michigan. 17-3, in a Steve Hecker. Roger Dubiel, quarter splurge paced the homes­ — Carla Thundering Herd s 93-82 victory don't think I can even hit the 7-of-8 in the second half, giving his EA ST H AM PTO N (48) points. She also had 4 steals. backboard." Big Ten game. Freshman Troy Curt Archambeau, Larry Ash and tanding Patriots to a hard-earned Myers 4414, Diane Luke 1911, Kristine over Appalachian State. team its second victory over Rhode Hubbard 1 2 4, Sebrina Brewer 4 3 11, Christy Bearse had 4 steals for But he's in the books now. And, Lewis scored 22 points for Purdue. Peter Albert were among the 51-48 up.set victory over the COC’s According to the Guiness Book of Island this season. Sharon Harasim ow itz 2 0 4, Karen East in the .second half while for the record, according to At Stockton, Calif., Nevada-Las Cheney winners. previously unbeaten East Hamp­ Stetson 0 2 2, Heidi W olt 0 0 0, Maureen Records, the longest field goal had For the Lions. Tony Ward scored Donna Revelle.se turned in a fine Guinness: the longest beard was Vegas ran its winning streak to 17, Resulti: Cheney vi. Somert — 98- ton Bellringers Thursday night. Strickland 0 0 0, Totals 14 20 48. been 89-feet-3 by Les Henson of 10 points, including4-of-6foul shots performance with 9 points and 11 17>/i feet, belonging to Hans N. longest in the nation, by cruising Ash (CT) dec. Brouillet 8-4,102- Double Coventry, now 5-6 in the confer­ Virginia Tech in a game-winning late in the game. forfeit, 109- Archambeau (CT) WBF, rebounds. Langseth of Kensett, Iowa, in 1927; over Pacific. The Rebels, 18-2, 118 Albert (C T ) pinned Longlols 5:00, ence, raised its overall record to buzzer .shot against Florida State made 61 percent of their shots. Penn State, 7-12 overall and 3-8 in East upended Michelle Watsofi netted 14 points on Jan 21. 1980. the longest shower was 336 hours, 128 Hecker (C T ) pinned Borlo 5:54, 10-7 Pacific fre.shman Domingo Rosa­ the Atlantic 10, led at halftime 138 Budlngton (S) mal.dec. Smith 10-0, East Hampton falls to 8-1 and Visiting St. Bernard’s look a to lead St. Bernard’s. Morris picked up the ball just taken by Arron Marshall of Austra­ 138 Ryglel (C T) W BF, 142- Aspinwall rio hit for 27 points. 31-27. But the Rams, 7-13 and 1-10, 23-12 halftime lead and never inside the baseline following a lia in 1978. (C T) W BF, 149- Dubiel (C T) WBF, 159- 14-2. At Chapel Hill. N.C., Kenny he league, tied it 41-41 midway Baldlnger (CT) pinned Bowles 1:30, looked back as it topped East ST. BERNARD'S (51) — W oU o n 4 2 2 blocked shot by James Roberts In the Top 20. No. 6 Illinois lost to Freshman Leslie Danehy 14, Kelly 4 0-0 12, Hanrahan 2 2-2 4, Smith scored 17 points, including 9 through the second half until UPI photo 171- Ramsey (S ) pinned Romano 3:57, Catholic, 51-38, in Hartford County seconds before halftime. He turned Michigan State 64-56; No. 10 189- Kennedy (S) def. pinned Rowelle pumped in 15 of her team-high 19 Sweet 4 87 It , H ill 2 2-2 4, Jasklewicz 1 straight in the final 77 seconds, to Collins took over. Conference girls basketball actloii 0-0 2, T e rry 0 81 0. To ta ls 21 9-14 51. and hurled it like a baseball the Michigan beat Purdue 95-84; No. 12 1:35, Unlim ited- Roy (C T ) W B F . points to lead the Patriots fourth- guide North Carolina in the Atlan­ For Rhode Island, Carlton Ow­ Detroit’s Bill Laimbeer (left) and Washington’s Tom Cheney vs. Branford — 91- Bonfoll- Thursday night at the Eagles’ E A S T C A TH O LIC (38) — Bearse 0 82 length of the court. The ball went Nevada-Las Vegas pounded Pa­ quarter comeback. Coventry 0, Raftln 3 0-1 4, Burke 0 3-4 3, Ryon 8 2-7 tic Coast Conference. Warren ens scored 14 points, Bryan MR' McMillen (54) battle for rebound in action Thursday bus (B ) pinned Ash 5:58,108 O'Connell Nest. cleanly through the net. stunning cific 97-72; No. 15 North Carolina (B ) WBF, 107- Archambeau (C T) drew trailed the conference leaders. 10, Revellese 4 1-4 9, Sulick 0 80 0, Martin added 18 points for the Tar chell 12 and Chris Scotti 10. Tom o- - ..,.p quarters. The sends the Eagles to 1-8 in Fisher 1 80 2. Totals 14 4-16 38. the Henderson Center crowd. defeated Virginia 82-73; No, 16 night. Bullets came from behind to stall Pistons. with PanlanI, 114- Albert (CT) WBF, Heels, 17-5. Virginia is 1-3 in the Garrick grabbed 8 rebounds. "It was a one in a million," said Louisiana Tech downed Texas- Arlington 86-61; and No. 20 league. At Olean, N.Y., Donald Russell Morris, a 6-foot-4 senior guard AtRuston, La,, RobertGodbolt's scored 20 points to help Massachu­ from Deerfield, 111. "After it went Alabama-Birmingham blitzed UPI photo Jackson State 80-57. 17 points and Willie Simmons' 6 setts beat St. Bonaventure 59-56 in NBA roundup in, 1 just stood there. I was in blocks sent Louisiana Tech, 19-2. to an Atlantic 10 Conference game. .shock. I don't know what I was At East Lansing. Mich., Scott West Virginia’s Audrae Davis (20) grabs rebound away Skiles scored 24 points and Sam a Southland Conference victory. Ma.ssachusetts took the lead five from Duquesne’s Mark Beavers (15) Thursday night. Local pair is contributing for WPI thinking. It was sort of weird." Sam Donnell led Texas-Arlinglon minutes into the game and held on He was not alone. Vincent 20 to power Michigan Stale with 15 points. for its first victory at Riley Center. West Virginia won, 85-61. " I ’ve never seen a shot like in the Big Ten. Efrem Winters had Hair-pulling loss Ken Willis top forward 8 ECHS’s Chris Brunone tacked on Detroit helping at center position off bench for Engineers By G erry AAonigan cago has lost four .straight and nine WORCESTER, Mass. - United Press International WORCESTER, Mass. — SCOREBOARD consecutive road games. Micheal Freshman Chris Brunone, a Freshman Ken Willis, a 1984 Jordan scored 23 for the Bulls. 1984 graduate of East Catholic graduate of Manchester High, Some losses give coaches grey has played a valuable role in Curton 34 2-4 8, Steppe 34 1-1 7. Totals (Nance 17). Assists— Indiana 24 (Slcht- Jazz 114, Kings 96 High School, has played an Third period—9, St.Louls, Levie Ino 7), Phoenix 22 (Nance, Edwards, hair. Others make them want to Worcester Polytechnic Insti­ 4 (Pettersson, WIckenhelser), 9:54; 57-124 11-20 124. in.strument role in Worcester Bruins?,WhalersS WASHINGTON (128) Humphries 4 each). Technicals — pull it out. Pistons Coach Chuck At Kansas City. Mo., Adrian tute’s successful basketball sea- 10, St.Louls, WIckenhelser 17 (unas­ Phoenix bench, Indiana Coach Irvine. Rec League Polytechnic Institute’s succe.ss- Ballard 318 3010, McMIllen 9-21 3923, Daly may be shopping for a toupee Dantley scored 34 points and ,son in 1985. The Engineers Hockey sisted), sh, i<:23- Mahorn 37 3010, Malone 1325 3-4 30, Gs. A— 11,104. ful basketball season in 1985. Hartford 311— 5 Ladouceur, Det, 10:43. St.L bench today following Thursday night’s 27 to carry the currently own a 13-5 record and Boston 1 3 3— 7 (served bv PaslawskI), 12:51. Wlllloms 11-27 2-2 27, Dove 4-4 2-3 10, F. The Engineers currenly own a First period— ), Harttord, DIneen 9 Johnson 38 37 12, Gv Williams 35 30 4, Blazers 133, Knicka 122 128-126 double-overtime loss to the Jazz. Thurl Bailey added 19 points last week were ranked in I7th in Bradlev30300. Totals 5311517-25128. Women’s rec and Mark Eaton grabbed 16 13-5 record, and last week were NHLstandIngs (Malone, Robertson), 12:19. 2, Hartford, Shots on goal— St. Louis 14-317-2— Washington Bullets. the nation in Division III and DIneen 10 (Samuelsson), 14:02. 3, NEW YORK (122) ranked 17th in the nation in 41, Detroit 31311-1— 35. Detroit 28 31 17 27 13 10— 124 Sportsmen's Paradise 43 (Jean With the Pistons leading by 3 rebounds as Utah won for only the fourth in New England. Harfford, MocDermld 2 (Francis), 19:18. Cummings 18)7 44 24, King 1827 45 40, Murphy 38, league record), Irish sixth time in 24 road games. Division III and fourth in New WolM Confwenca 4, Boston, Crowder 22 (Lukowich, Power play conversions— St. Louis 31, Woshlngton 31 24 14 34 13 12— 128 points and time running out. The former Indian standout, Three-point goals— Thomas 1, Malone Bannister248)09, Tucker 1-4802, Walker Insuronce 40 (Randy Horeiick 17, England. Patrick Division LInseman), 19:52. Penalties— Detroit 4-2. 7-1404) 14, Sparrow 8131 -317, Carter2480 Belinda Woods 13). 'Brooke Steppe attempted to foul scored 21 points and on honorable mention All-State W L T Pts. 6 F GA Malone, Hart, 5:34; Malone, Hart, Goalies— St. Louis, Wamsiev. De­ 1, (3s Williams 3, F. Johnson 1. Total Brunone has played in all 18 fouls— Detroit 23, Washington 25. Fouled 4,Orr33804,Grunfeld34804.Totals5493 Cherrone's 50 (Gall Kozlaro 27, Ann Gus Williams. Steppe screamed had 19 for Kansas selection, is one of the top Washington 33 13 0 74 227 157 13:09; SImonettI, Bos, 14:29. troit, MIcalef. A— 14,422. 1422122. Lindsey 15), Amusements Unlimited 38 , City, which lost for the 12th time in Engineer games this season and Philadelphia 29 10 7 05 219 144 out— Mahorn. Rebounds— Detrolt44 PORTLAND (133) for the call. Williams screamed for forwards off the bench for head (Lalmbeer 21), Washington 50 (Bollard (Anna DIPIero 9, Sue Bosquet 9). averages 14 minutes per outing. N Y Islanders 29 22 3 41 249 ^ 4 Second period— 5, Boston, Bouraue Referee— Andy Van Hellemond. M. Thompson 9-19 87 23, Vandeweghe Standings: Cherrone’s 9-0, Amuse­ the call. 15 games. coach Ken Kaufman and he N Y Rangers 17 20 8 42 187 221 12 (Lukowich, Crowder), 3:24. 4, Hart­ 14). Assists— Detroit 40 (Thom as 24), The 6-6 center is the fourth Washington 29 (Gs Williams 10). 812)81427, Bowle7-10181324,Paxson8)1 ments 84, Sportsmen's 45, Irish 1-8. There was no call. Pittsburgh 18 27 5 41 182 230 ford, Turgeon 19 (unossisted) 4:27. 7, 8721,Valenflne48131521,Drexler4-833 Hawks 94, Bucks 91 leading rebounder on the squad averages 10 minutes of playing Bosfon, Lukowich 4 (LInsemon, Technicals— Illegal defense Detroit, Williams passed off to Frank New Jersey 17 29 4 40 1Bl 214 Canadiana 5. Nordiquea 4 11, Colter 80 80 0, Kersey 80 2-2 2, B. At Milwaukee, Dominique Wil­ (59 rebounds-3.3 rpg.) and time per game. Three times this Adams Division Crowder), 4:47.8, Boston, O'Connell 14 Thomas.A— 4,384. Thompson 00 800 , Norris 2-2814. Totals Adult basketball Johnson, who fired a 3-point shot as season Willis has scored a Buffalo 24 15 12 44 194 151 (Bourque, LInseman), PP, 10:20. 4870 5344 133. kins scored with 55 seconds left in ranked second in blocked shots Penalties— DIneen, Hart, 10:14. Montreal 1 3 1—4 Standings: National Division: Allied Bill Laimbeer closed in. The shot season-high four points (Wor­ Montreal 27 17 10 M 210 178 Quebec 0 31—4 Hawke 94.BuGk891 New York 30 24 31 34— 122 overtime and Rickey Brown hit (20). A fine inside performer, Quebec 25 22 7 57 211 193 Portland 34 27 3138— 133 Printing 8-1, Manchester Police 82, went in, Laimbeer was called for a cester State, Wesleyan and Boston 25 22 7 57 201 189 Third period— 9, Boston, Middleton First period— 1, Montreal, Gainey 12 DIRosa Cleaners 7-3, Westown P h ar­ two free throws with 14 seconds left he’s also chipped in 45 points (Chellos, Carbonneau), sh, 15:09. A TL A N TA (94) Fouled out— Bonnister. Total foul, and Johnson completed a F F Hartford 17 29 5 39 174 229 17 (Reid, O'Connell), 8:10. 10, Boston, m acy 84, Hose Co. 85, B .A . Club 3-4, Brandeis) and for the season he to lift the Hawks, who trailed 71-48 (2.5 points program). Three Penalties— Penney, Mon, (served bv Levlngston 34 2-2 8, Wilkins 825 44 22, fouls— New York 38, Portland 20. 4-point play with nine seconds left, Campbell Conferiiica Reid 7 ( Fergus) 8:30.11, Hartford, Malone Rebounds— New York 33 (Bannister, Sortsman Cafe 2-8, M anchester Bar times during the season he has has 27 points (1.8 ppg.). A fine Norris Division 12 (DIneen), 9:39.12, Boston, LInseman 17 Trem blay), 4:34. Donnelly, Que, Rolllns4-72-210,Crlss812-32,Wlttman310 Association 810. to give the Bullets the lead. late in the third quarter. Wilkins 10:40. Newberry, Mon, 13:37. 2-28,Carr5-158714,Gronger2-51-15,Wlllls Walker4each),Portland 33 (Bowie 12). scored a career-high six points defensive player, he also has W L T Pts. O F OA (Lukawich, Fergus), 14:22. Penalties— Assists— New York 34 (W alker 9). American Division: Green Hard­ Johnson added another free led all scorers with 22 points The St. Louis 24 19 10 58 204 199 McDermId, Hart, 4:12; Fronds, Hart, 7-141-3 IS, Brown 38 2-28. Totals35-93 22-28 ware 0-2, M anchester Cycle 7-3, Fo ­ (Rose-Hulmaiw; Coast Guard helped out in the rebounding Second period— 2, Quebec, Ashton 17 94. Portland 30 (Valentine 12). throw four seconds later, and Bucks were led by Terry Cum­ Chlcogo 23 28 3 49 208 207 4:12; Robertson, Hart, mlnor- Technicals— Bannister, Sparrow, M. garty Oilers 84 , PaganI Caterers 5-5, and Anna Maria) and in W PI’s departm ent (24 rebounds-1.6 Minnesota 14 27 10 42 182 213 mlsconduct, 4:12; M llburv, Bos, 4:12; (A , Stastnev, M axwell), 3:27.3, Montreal, M ILW AUKEE (91) Donato's Lounge 4-5, Gentle To u ch C ar Daly’s coiffure was in jeopardy. mings with 19 points. Turcotte 5 (Newberry, Smith), 3:59. 4, Cummings 818 1-419, Pressev 5-13 2-312, Thompson, Paxson, King, New York rpg.) and last Friday night in Detroit 14 30 9 41 198 249 LInseman, Bos, 4:12: LInseman, Bos, Coach Brown. A-12,444. Wash s4-4. Style 4-4, Fllloram o Con­ "We wanted to take a foul at the most recent victory over Anna Toronto il 35 7 29 142 233 14:10; Francis, Hart, 14:21. Montreal, Nllan 13 (unassisted), 8:09. 5, Lister 5-9 1-311, Grevev 1-2 04)2, Hodges struction 1-6. Rockets 112, Warriors 105 Maria last Saturday, he scored W PI’s 65-54 loss at Coast Guard, Smvttie Division Montreal, Robinson 8 (Ludwig, 8122-212, MokeskI 2-8 2-24, Moncrief 814 end and we had a foul to give," said he tied his season high of four 7-817, Plercel-4444, Davls1-304)2, Breuer At Houston, Ralph Sampson six points and grabbed seven Edmonton 38 10 4 82 271 177 Shots on goal— Hartford 9-8-8-25. Bos­ Smith), 9:39. 4, Quebec, Ashton 18 Big East slandings a frustrated Daly. "We thought rebounds in the game. Calgary 28 20 7 43 255 214 ton 11-9-10-30. (M orols), 9:51. 7, Quebec, A. Stastnev 29 1-104)2, Fields 1-304)2. Totols3447182891. Pee Wees scored 31 of his game-high 42 points rebounds in 22 minutes of Power-plav conversions: Hartford (unassisted), 14:48. Penalties— Chellos, Big East Conference O'all Steppe got the foul but it wasn't in the second half and Rodney "Ken has displayed great E Winnipeg 28 22 5 41 238 239 E Mon, 00:44. Carbonneau. Mon, 8:11. Three-point goals— Wilkins 2. W L W L Blue Devils 19 (Mike Islleb 12, Chris action. called.” Los Angeles 23 21 10 54 245 228 2-0; Boston 5-2. St. John's 10 0 18 1 Seymore 3), Bruins 11 (Todd Grund- McCray added a season-high 25. maturity and a fine court sen.se Vancouver 15 33 7 37 184 283 Goalies— Harttord, Mlllen. Boston, Hunter, Que, 8:11. Fouled out— MokeskI. Total Fouls— “Chris has certainly been a Atlanta 27, Milwaukee 27. Georgetown 7 2 20 2 melr 7, Pat Cox 3). "I had one hand wrapped around Houston led by 18 twice in the third during his freshman season,” Thursday's Results Peeters. A— 12,444. Wlldcots 20 (Shane Buizell 10, Keith valuable addition to our club Referee— Hoggarth. Third period— 8, Montreol, Nllan 14 Rebounds— Atlanta 54 (Wilkins, Wil­ Vlllanova 7 3 15 5 him,” Steppe said. “ That’s what said Kaufman. "He contributes Boston 7, Hartford 5 Syracuse 4 4 14 4 Hanson 4), Huskies 17 (Dallas Coleman quarter. Jerome Whitehead led this season,” said head coach Montreal 5, Quebec 4t (Carbonneau), 12:37.9, Quebec, Goulet 35 lis 10), Milwaukee 44 (Cummings we wanted — the foul. I just kept (Marols), 15:X. Penalties— Maxwell, )0). Assists— Atlanta 20 (CrIss 7), Boston College 5 5 14 5 8, Randall Sllman 4). Golden State with 22 points and Ken Kaufman. "His rebounding at both ends of the court and he New Jersey 4, Pittsburgh 3 Pittsburgh 4 5 13 7 grabbing him and they wouldn’t certainly has a promixing ca­ Los Angeles 4, Philadelphia 4 (lie) Islanders 7, Rangers 5 Que, 00:54. Tremblay, Mon, 7:45. Hunter, Milwaukee 24 (Pressev 7).Technical— Eric Floyd added 19. and defensive abilities have (}ue, 7:45. Tremblay, Mon, 14:19. Glllls, Carr. A— 10,783. Connecticut 3 7 8 11 call it. I wanted it called just as bad reer ahead of him.” St. Louis 5, Detroit 5 (lie) Providence 2 8 9 14 helped us many times so far, N .Y. Islanders 7, N .Y . Rangers 5 Que, 14:19. Chellos, Mon, 14:42. Hunter, as he (Williams) did." Spurs 120, Clippers 108 N Y Rangers 2 3 0— 5 Que, 14:42. Seton Hall 0 10 9 12 and I look forward to coaching Willis has an opportunity to be Fridov's (3amas NY Islanders 1 3 3— 7 Rockets112.Warriora10S Saturday's Games T ransactions Washington, now 28-24, con­ At San Antonio, Texas. George Los Angeles at Washington, 8;05p.m. Shots on goal— Montreal 12-7-8— Chris over the next three years. part of a WPI team that may Edmonton at Minnesota, 8:35p.m. First period— 1, N Y Islanders, Bossy 41 27.Quebecl311-3-24. Providence at UConn (Civic Center) nected on four 3-point goals in the Gervin scored 23 points and Artis make school history this season. B (unassisted) 1:17. 2, N Y Rangers, 1 p.m. He has a very bright future.” B Vancouver at Winnipeg, 9:05 p.m. Power-plav conversions— Montreal GOLDENSTATEdOS) „ , , „ final 2:10 of regulation, three by Gilmore 22 with 13 rebounds, With seven regular sea.son Saturday's Games LaRouche 19 (Sunstrom, Erickson),4:30. 2-0,(^ebec3-0. Short 7-18 44 18, Smith 812 3 3 15, St. John's at Vlllanova Baseball Bunone, prior to his arrival at 3, NY Rangers, Rogers 14 (Rouotso- Whitehead 814 44 22, Conner 413 34 11, Georgetown at Boston College * Gus Williams, to tie the game at 103 Johnnie Moore had 12 points, 11 Chlcoga of Boston Goalies— Montreal, Penney. Qu­ Boston — Agreed on 1-vear contracts WPI, was a three-year letter- games remaining to play. WPI lalnen. Beck), pp, 9:39. Penalties— ebec, Gosselln. A— 15,370. Flovd8179-1119, Johnsonl-8448, Wilson Seton Hall at Pittsburgh with shortstop Jackie Gutierrez ond and send it into overtime. assists and 10 rebounds for the New Jersey at Quebec Boutlller, NYI, 4:03; Nvstrom, NYI, Syracuse at Notre Dame man at East Catholic. He helped appears headed to break the N .Y . Rangers at Hartford, night 1-1 81 2, Aleksinas 4 4 8 2 8 , Burtt 1-1802. pitcher Mike Brown. , ^ . Jeff Malone scored a game-high Spurs. double-malor, 9:07; MePhee, NYR, Referee— Kerry Fraser. Totols37-9231-37105. Monday's Gome Cincinnati — Marge Schott recelv^ East to a 14-8 record and a iv school record for wins in a Buffalo at Calgary, night malor; Ledvard, NYR, 10:18; Beck, H D U S TO N d U ) Vlllanova at Georgetown approval from malor-leogue owners to 30 points and Williams had 27. single season (15). KEN WILLIS Taronto at Montreal, night NYR, 11:07; D. Sutter, NYI, 11:07; M cCray 81081325, Sampson 17-24 812 Tuesday's Games Blazers 133, Knicks 122 regional championship his se­ CHRIS BRUNONE Pittsburgh at N .Y . Islanders, night purchase controlling Interest of the team. Isiah Thomas had 25 points, 10 A two-year letterman under Sandstrom, NYR, 14:49. 42, Olaluwon 412 3411, Hollins 24 81 4, Providence at Syracuse Cleveland — Signed shartstop Julio At Portland, Ore., Sam Bowie nior year. Philadelphia at Washington, night Second period— 4, N Y Islanders, Bossv Llovd4121-29,Leavell241-25,Wlgglns47 Boston College at Seton Hall rebounds and a career-high 24 Manchester High coach Doug team his senior year and earned Franco, pitchers Jim SIwv, Roy Smith had a season-high 24 to go with A civil engineer major, Bru­ Peter Brunone, 51 Hillside 42, (Potvin, B.Sutter), pp, 5:05. 5, NY Basketball 808, Ml cheaux 1-1002, Reid 37004, Elho St. John's at Columbia and Jerry Uidur and third baseman assists to lead the Pistons. The Pearson. Willis captained the all-CCIL honors. Edmonton at Detroit, night Rangers, Rogers 17 (Beck, Ruotsa- none is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Avenue, Vernon. MInnesoto ot St. Louis, night 80000. Totals488122-34112. Wednesday's Game Brook Jacoby. ^ ^ assist total is a league-high this three blocks, 12 rebounds and 5 lalnen), pp, 10:57. 4, NY Rangers, Golden State21 17 32 35— 105 UConn at Pittsburgh, 8 Philadelphia — Traded first base- Sandstrom 20 (S. Patrick), 12:17. 7, NY Houston 28 12 29 33-112 season. assists. Bernard King had a man Al Oliver to Los Angeles tor pitcher game-high 40 points for the Knicks, AHL standings Islanders, Kallur 4 (LaFontalne), Fouled out— None. Total fouls — PatZachrv. . Laimbeer, named to the All-Star 12:35. 8, NY Rangers, Hedberg 11 NBA standings Golden State24, Houston24.Technlcals— Son Diego— Agreed on a new contract (Pavellch, Ruotsalalnen), 14:06. 9, NY team to replace injured Jeff Suns 105, Pacers 97 Northern Division Wilson. Rebounds — Golden State 41 with reliever Craig Lefterts. Ruland, finished with 17 points and W L T Pts. GF GA Islanders, B. Sutter 34 (Bossy, Eastern Conference (Smith 14), Houston 54 (Sampson 15). Golf Basketball At Phoenix, Ariz., Larry Nance Sports In Logjam at the top Fredericton 24 22 5 57 192 193 Tonelll), 19:52. Penoltles— Attontlc Division Assists— Golden State14(Conner, Floyd Cleveland — Activated forward- 21 rebounds. Maine 24 23 4 54 209 184 Richmond, N YR , 2:24; Gillies, N Y I, 2:24; W L Pet. GB 7),Houston32(McCrav8). A— 11,921. center Edgar Jones. scored 22 points and pulled down 17 23 24 7 53 197 239 Brooke, N Y R , 4:10; Potvin, N Y I, 7:19; Cavaliers 108, Bulls 99 rebounds. Alvan Adams added 21 Adirondack “ otvln, N Y I, 9:28; Ftorek, N YR , Boston 41 9 .On — Football Sherbraoke 24 29 2 50 2 1 0 221 Philadelphia 39 10 .794 1 Hal Sutton 3833 contract. Baltimore 23 20 8 54 169 163 (unassisted), 19:00. Penalty— Roberts 2-3 80 4, Stockton 2-4 80'4, — 44 Thursday in the opening round of "The greens rolled real good,” Hedberg, N YR , 2:24. Chicago 24 25 .490 9 Scott Simpson 3833— 44 Association Championship Tournament after last weekend’s, New Haven 21 26 6 48 199 229 Atlonta 21 29 .420 12

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Newly remadeled. parking, 5 raam aftlce decks, all types of remo­ BUSINESS Share a bath. $60 weekly. suite, 2 resfraams. Frank deling and repairs. FR EE DPPDRTUNITIES FOR SALE | 4 ^ FOR RENT 1982 HONDA SABER - HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I Call 643-6712. Spilecki, 643-2121. estimates. Fully Insured. Only 9,000 miles. $2,500 or HELP WANTED HELP WANTED • Telephone 643-6017, otter best otter. Call 643-2686. Subscribe Todayl MANCHESTER — Avail­ EAST HARTFORD - 5 MANCHESTER - Excel­ 6pm, 647-8509. MANCHESTER - attrac­ WELLSWEEP CON­ MEADOW S MANOR HAS able immediately. One, raom heated, paneling, lent retail space In B-2 DATA ENTRY/WORD tive Main St. clothing DOMINIUM - 400 North RN/LPN Charge nurse two and three bedroom carpet, yard, parking, zane. Gaad sign visibil­ LEON CIESZYNSKI [RECREATION ★ PROCESSOR CLERK - boutique. Good terms. Main St., 2 bedroom Call 647-9946 DCCUPATIONAL THER­ TELEPHONE RECEP­ positions available on apartments. $410, $475, garage available far ity. Heavy traffic area. BUI LDER — New homes, [ v e h ic le s High school diploma or TIONIST In Inventory Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. townhouse, fully op- additions, remodeling, APIST - Full time opening per diem basis from 11pm plionced country kit­ $525, heat and hot water rent. N q pets. $385 Frank Spilecki, 643-2121. equivalent. Must have control, part time 3 nights to 7dm. Excellent pay rec rooms, garages, kit­ In 270 skilled nursing chen. I'/j baths. Individ­ Included. J.D . Real Est­ monthly. Call 568-6585. 1980 Javco, 23 ft. mini I HELP WANTED aptitude for fine detail and Saturdays. Must chens remodeled, ceil­ home for Occupational and at least one year's rote. Call Mrs. Gibbs or ual basements. 100 plus ate, 646-1980. ■ ROOMMATES motor home. Ford 460, Therapist with expe­ have pleasant telephone Mrs. Bolef at 647-9191. MANCHESTER LARGE ings, bath tile, dormers, low mileage, many ex­ experience. Full time pa- manner and good figure energy etticlencv rating IWANTED rooting. Residential or DAYCARE OPENINGS- rience or Interest In long­ sltlon. Competitive sa­ Northeast Utilities. -NOW TAKING APPLI­ CENTRALLY LOCATED tras, had T L C Telephone aptitude. Call 647-9997 be­ EASY ASSEMBLY commercial. 649-4291. Teochers and aides term core. Competitive lary and excellent benef­ WOULD YOU LIKE A $61,500. Peterman CATIONS for 3 room - Faur raam, 2 bedroam 643-0692. needed to work with In­ wages and excellent be­ tween 10 and 2. WORK! $600per 100. Gua­ BUSINESS OF YOUR oportment. With heat, apartment. $375 plus utili­ RESPONSIBLE ROO- its. Call Visiting Nurse & Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, CARPENTRY AND RE­ fants and preschoolers. nefits Including tree Insu­ ranteed payment. No ex- OWN? You don't need on hot water, stove, retlger- ties and security. Call M A TE wanted ta share 3 Home Care of Manches­ 647-0080 or 649-4064. MODELING SERVICES Please call 646-9608 for on rance and parking. Send ter, 647-1481. EOE/AAP. FULL TIME DRIVER 8, perlence/No soles. De­ office to start. Begin at ator. Centrally locoted. 643-8753. bedraam heme in Sauth 1973 VOLKSWAGON appointment. resume In confidence to STOCK CLER K - Excel­ tails, send self-addressed home full or part time. No pets. $350. Security Windsar. $184 utili­ — Complete home re­ CAMPER SPECIAL - lent opportunity for ad­ pairs and remodeling. Lorraine Manor, 25 Lor­ CERTIFIED SPECIAL stamped envelope: Ideal for husband and ILOTS/LAND deposit. Call 646-7690 or ties temole 644-3156. Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 CHILDCARE - Mature raine Street, Hartford, vancement with a grow­ ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 wife teams. Call 633-0776 643-0496. Quality work. Referen­ people. Automatic. Good EDUCATION TEACHER ing company. Apply In 133 IFOR SALE ces, licensed and Insured, experienced person to CT 06105. for educational pro­ Enterprise Rood, Fort evenings and ask for Pot. tires. Excellent condi­ persan; Alcar Auto Pierce, Florida, 33482. ■rail 646-8165. care for my toddler and grams at Tolland Regl- No obligotlon-no infor­ 118 MAIN STREET - 3 MANCHESTER DU­ tion! No Rust. $2,000. Coll preschooler In my Bolton Parts, 226 Spruce Street, mation over the tele­ rooms, heated, hot wa­ P LEX - 3 bedraam, can- Services 742-8055. on/DMR. Apply ta; J. Manchester. DUMAS ELECTRIC — home. Hours flexible. Knapp Philo, 487-1300, or PART TIME HELP phone. Lets have coffee ter. No appliances. No venient lacatian. $500 per CELEBRITY CIPHER References. Call 643-5108. W A N T E D - General and talk. pets. Security. $420. Call month plus utilities and Lights dimming? Fuses Cfllabrliy Oph9f cryploo^ams are created Irom quotations by 566-8472. A ffirm a tive TYPESETTERS - Expe­ cleaning person. To clean LAND SALE 646-2426, 9um lo 5pm security. Call 875-2879 services" blowing? Repairs, Im­ famous peopte. past and prasent Each letter in the cipher stands 1 MISCELLANEOUS SEAMSTRESS - Expe­ Actlon/EOE. rienced on Pento System. for another Today a clue Y 9quMla S rienced In bridal. Full small shop and office. DAYCAR E FOR SALE - weekdays. evenings. 1211 o ffer ed provements and addi­ AUTOMOTIVE 60wpm. Full or part time. Stratton/Bromley Area by CONNIE WIENfR time position. Call 643- Hours negotiable. Apply $75,000 plus long term tional circuits. Fully li­ V7III pay premium for of Able Coll, Howard lease. 50% owner tlnonc-. 24 acrea — $19,900 censed, insured. Coll 4809. skills above 80 wpm. Ex­ EAST HARTFORD - Up­ SPARKLING CLEAN - Rood, Bolton. Ing at fixed Interest rote. TwQ bedraam apartment ODD JOBS, Trucking. 646-5253 anytime. “NMMEY MOUB HMLV TFBQ, COOKS, M/F, needed cellent opportunity for stairs tour room apart­ CAR COVER F ITS '83, '84 r^ Call 456-0345. 27 acres — $21,900 ment. Heat and hot In quiet area. $475 Home repairs. You name Comoro or Firebird. part time, mostly nights. qualified candidate. It, we do It. Free esti­ water. Fully appllonced manthly, plus utilities. NVMPQUR HMLV TFRQ, PRO Lined, waterproof. Like iliaurliPBtr Most be flexible for days, HOUSEHOLD MOVER BOE. Send resume to; T w o beautifully mates. Insured. 643-0304. I weekends, and holidays. ★ wooded parcels kitchen. Two bedrooms. Call Carol 289-4331. HEATING/ new. Used once. $70 or expanding Accounting IMPRINT, P.O. Box 2, HAIRDRESSER - Expe­ YBVURABCUR HML PY RMBCFRA Good pay. Apply Ground PART TIME BOOK- West Hartford, C T 06107, fronting secluded $475 monthly. Lease and PLUMBING Best otter. Phone 742- Deportment. Transpor­ rienced with following. Real Estate security deposit. Call 289- M A N C H ES TE R - Two "DAYCARE" HOSPITAL Round, 3025 Main Street, KEEPER/TYPIST for or call Mrs. Lewis, 236- country road. AREA - For toilet trained 5837. tation background desir­ Friendly atmosphere. 4781. bedroom apartment. Glastonbury, 659-0162. small business. 12-15 able. Duties Include; Ac­ 3571. Only 15 minutes toddlers at least 2 years FOGARTY BROTHERS UWYU IPR.” — JFWWFPT hours per week. Hours Vacation, sick pov and Good Location. Large counts Receivable, educational benefits. Coll from timber rooms. $435 plus utilities. old. Large comfortable — Bathroom remodel­ GENERAL OFFICE flexible. 646-0798. HDMES THREE ROOMS - Third ing; installation water SUPBCUV. 1971 CAPRI FOR PARTS, Credit Collection. Plea­ 643-2103 or 647-1315. Ridge Ski Area. 228-0036 after 6pm. home provides domestic WORKER - Duties In­ I FOR SALE floor. Heat, Appliances. growth environment. heaters, garbage dispo­ Best otter. 1973 20010 cc sant East Hortford office Lovely mountain Security. $375 monthly. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "In a country obsessed with clude typing, filing, and Highly qualified supervi­ sals; faucet repairs. 649- CAPRI E N G IN E ,$25. Call near 1-84 and 1-91. Insu­ Adults, no pets. Coll 649- plastic. I'm plastic perfection." — Barbie. answering phone. Full rance and pension benef­ INTERESTING NEWS­ views and a life­ n HOMES sion. Fully Insured and 4539. VIsa/MosterCard 643-2591. time with benefits. Call RELIABLE AND DE­ MANCHESTER TO SET­ time ' supply of fi­ 2236. its. Phone 528-9551, Mr. PAPER WORK - Private TLE AN ESTATE - Beau­ FOR RENT License pending. For ap­ accepted. 871-6602 between 9am to PENDABLE PERSON Ralph, 8am to 12noon for telephone and desk. Port rewood. Owner pointment, call Terri 643- M.S.W. - Full lime open­ tiful west side neighbor­ MANCHESTER - Large 6 2pm. for Part Time cashier appointment or send re­ time evening. Ideal for ing In 270 skilled nursing will finance. Call: 7340. [MISCELLANEOUS sales clerk and delivery. hood. Six Room Cape. Room Newer Duplex. V /j sume to Hartford Dis­ housewives, students, or home for M.S.W. with Three bedrooms. Living PETS Good pay, flexible hours patch, PO Box 8271, East anyone who needs an (802) 6944581 baths. Wall to wall car­ LICENSED DAYCARE FLOORING FOR SALE LIVE-IN COMPANION -7 experience or Interest In room, dining room, kit­ peting. All appliances. In modern, professional Hartford, CT 06108. EOE. extra $75 to $125 weekly. 8 long-term core. Competi­ 8:30am - 8:30pm M ANCHESTER - 4 bed­ HOM E has one full time nights, S 'h days, for el­ pharmacy In large shop­ chen. One both and gar­ Available mid February. room home, fully ap- MANCHESTER DOG derly lady. Call 289-7274 positions. Call Mr. Bur­ tive wages and excellent age. C all 1-263-5500, Wknds. 'til 5 opening and one part FLDORSANDING — ping center. Apply at ton of 647-9946. Positions $595 monthly plus heat pllanced kitchen, 2'/3 time afternoon opening. Floors like new. Special­ NEARLY NU SHOPPE OBEDIENCE CLASS - after 5pm. benefits Including free Woodbury, CT. and utilities. 646-0618. ance: Liggett Parkade won't last long. Insurance and parking. baths, 1 year lease. Se­ Meals and snacks pro­ izing In older floors, natu­ A ConsigniM iit Slnppe Starting a new beginners Pharmacy, Parkade curity deposit. $700 per class March 4fh. Must AUTO DISMANTOR Send resume In confi­ JUST LISTED! Authentic vided. Educational activ­ ral apd stained floors. No putting 4 ROOM A P A R TM E N T - It’s just Shopping Center, 404 dence to Lorraine month. 646-8352. ities daily. Call 646-6082. waxing anymore. John SKI TOGS sign up ahead. Call Chuck INTERESTING NEWS­ Full time, experienced. 8 room Cheney home on I REAL ESTATE Second floor, no applian­ West Middle Turnpike, Manor, 25 Lorraine Verfallle. Call 646-5750. YOUNG MEN’S 568-1356. PAPER WORK - Private Manchester. Must hove automotive tree-lined street. Many WANTED ces, no utilities, no pets. tools, excellent opportun­ Street, Hartford, CT quality features Includ­ LICENSED DAYCARE 3 PC. SUIT SALE telephone and desk. Part ity with good future for ho­ Near Main St. $375 STORE AND IN VERNON - I will MUSICAL MONEY THE BANK 06105. ing Butler's Pantry, Slate sizes 1g-18-20-36-38 I time evening. Ideal for nest, reliable person. monthly plus security. (OFFICE SPACE I INCOME TAX SECURITY OFFICERS entry-way, large cedar ACTIVE N' ABLE provide a loving plus ITEMS housewives, students, or Part time weekends. All Call 646-7336. s er vic e NEEDED Apply in person; M ANAGER - Earn In­ R E A LTY Needs listings! 0 comfortable home away [ Bring in your baby clothes. anyone who needs on closet, Jen-aIr Barbecue shifts. Manchester area. come in your spore time grill and so forth, etc. If you're selling your M ANCHESTER — Office from home. Convenient Toddler clothes — Ladies PIONEER STEREO FOR extra $75 ta $125 weekly. 8 BILL'S AUTO PARTS M AN CH ESTER - Four dresses, sizes 12-20. Waiting Car and telephone neces­ building a profitable bus­ Also stove, refrigerator, property coll Jock to 1-86, Bolton and Man S A L E -$1500 or best otter. positions. Call Mr. Bur­ sary. $4.30 per hour to 844 Tolland Stage Rd. PHYSICAL THERAPIST room apartment in older space. Ideal tor accoun­ ZINGLER'S INCOME List (or fur coats. Tolland, CT iness. Coll 633-4355. air conditioner, dis­ Loppen at 643-4263. tant, lawyer or sales ot- Chester. Phone 643-6379. TAX SERVICE - Filing Call 643-2686. ton at 647-9946. Positions start. Call 527-0225 M -F - Full time opening in 270 duplex. Stove and refrig­ hwasher, disposal. Truly tice. Central location. personal and small busi­ EARN EXTRA $$$ won't last long. 8am to 2pm. skilled nursing home for erator. One holt yard. Physical Therapist with a unique and lovely home Separate driveway. Ample parking. Call 649- ness tax returns. In your 366 Miln 81.. ManchtilBr with gracest atmosphere. 2891. ______home. Since 1974. Also STORE AUDITORS experience or Interest In Rentals Available mid March. 646-2073 {a n tiq u e s long-term core. Compefl- $81,900. Group I, Beltlore $450 monthly and secur­ bookkeeping services located between Haynes & FOR NORTHERN Agency, 647-1413. OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ EXPERIENCED DO­ available. Call Walt at Russell Sts. In the Phllbrick tive wages and excellent ity. 643-1442. Agency Bldg.) HARTFORD AREA ABLE IN DOWNTOWN MESTIC will Cleon your 646-5346. ANTIQUES AND NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Earn Extra Income moni­ benefits Including free I ROOMS Houn 104-Moa thru Sa. toring Inventory In hard­ Insurance and parking. FOR RENT MANCHESTER - 500 house or apartment COLLECTIBLES- Will ware and building mate­ Send resume In confi­ square feet or possibly weekly or biweekly, reli­ TA X TRIM M ERS - Let purchase outright or sell IN MANCHESTER AREA rial outlets. 1,000 square feet. Near able, references availa­ our experts prepore your CAR RADIO — Excellent on commission. House lot Excellent lob for; dence to Lorraine MANCHESTER — Pri­ The Star Manor, 25 Lorraine 1-84 Extension. Parking ble. Call 875-5293. 1984 Tax Return In the condition. High powered. or single piece. Tele­ R ETIR EES M A N C H E S T E R - By vate home, separate on premises. Call 649- privacy of your home of Includes Dolby NR, Bass phone 644-8962. HOMEMAKERS ■Street, Hartford, CT owner. Exceptional modern bath/entrance. Ansaldl Rd. 52-79 Woodland SL iB-gs Cars required for travel 06105. 2680. HOUSESITTING DONE reasonable rates; Call and Trebble controls and 65-155 to 8-10 stores during a one newer 6 room Colonial. 3 15 minutes to Hartford. while you vacation. Ma­ 633-6558. more. $90. Call 646-1063 ETHAN ALLEN AN.- Butternut Rd. all Dsapwood Dr. References required. week period everv 60 SALES O R IE N TED PER­ Bedrooms, Fireplaced ture, responsible, quiet after 4:30pm. TIQUE PINE TRIPLE all Davon Or. III dovs. Call 643-8830. Hickory La SON to work port time. Living Room, Formal Eo$y Comfort female professional will DRESSER WITH MIR­ Hilliard SL 10-104 Edmund St. 61-83 Other assignments In re­ Dining Room., Eat-in Kit­ all tail stores will be availa­ Apply In person: 50 Bat­ maintain home & pets. SEASON FIREW OOD - ROR. Full Cannonball Autumn St. 200-344 Ediion Rd. ble during periods when chen, V /2 Baths, Finished M ANCHESTER - Clean References. Call Sue at For Sale Cut, spilt and delivered. bed, night stand and III son Drive, Buckland In­ rooms for rent. 24 Hour Tarua Rd. all Fulton Rd. audits are not being con­ dustrial Park, Manches­ Rec Room, Fenced Yard. 742-8843 after 6pm. $95 a cord. Call 228-9101. lamp. $750. Call 633-1197 Eldrldga St. 4-91 Waal MIddls Tpko. 598-761 ducted. This Is a perma­ Principals only. $91,500. security. Mold and Linen after 5pm. nent part time lob for de­ ter, Buckland Meat service. 646-7066. HOUSEHOLD Virginia Rd. - all Broad SL 428 only pendable people who can Products. 649-1373. FULL CHARGE BOOK­ Cantor SL 323-467 odd follow Instructions, work KEEPER - Desires book­ I goods______[WANTED Lilac St. all autonomously, and re­ keeping work to be done Trumbull St. all Grliwold St. III cord Informotlon occu MATURE, RELIABLE TO BUY rotelv. Training, supervi PERSON to do customer In my home or your USED REFRIGERA­ Frances Dr. all Diana Dr. all Sion and moterlals are satisfaction telephone office. 649-9228. TORS, WASHERS, MINK COAT - Dark COMMODORE 64 - Work­ provided. $5.00 per hour follow-up work. Hours Ranges - clean, guaran­ brown, size 12, mid calf, plus troyel expense. Send ing condition. Will pay 5pm to 7pm, two nights ’^ P U B L IS H E R 'S NOTICE AFFORDABLE DAY­ teed, parts and service. sacrifice at $1,000 or best letter of qualifications to RETAIL DETAIL, 132 per week. Excellent pay. CARE - It you feel uncom­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, otter. Moving to Sunbelt, $75. Coll 643-6922 8:30am MANCHESTER HERALD North Woodward, Bur- Call Steve Carter, Carter fortable leavlr.g your Son, 649 Main Street, Must sell. 643-9107 after to 5:00pm. mlngham. Ml 4801 1 Chevrolet, 646-6464. child in a large building 643-2171. 3:00pm. Call Circulation Dept. 647-9946 ATTN: Candy. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY with Its high walls and AH real estate •dvenised in this nawspsper is subieci lotheFe- echoing corridors and OLD T A B L E - Folds shut. REAR WINDOW SUN Automotive dersl Fair Housing Act ol 1988 which makes it illegal lo advertise with Its equally high 26" high, 24" wide, 24" SHIELD - tits '83 - '84 TRUCK DRIVERS RECEPTIONIST/ •ny preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race price, you might want to long. Stripped, ready to Firebird 8, Camaros, $60. HEAVY CONSTRUCTION BOOKKEEPER HOUSEHOLD MOVER EQUIPMENT color, religion, sax or national origin, or an intention to makeany consider our alternative. be stained. $25.00. Call One ton chain falls, $100 CAR8/TRUCKS Must be experienced. Apply expanding Audit Depart­ such pralersnca. limitation or discrimination This newspaper Musi be experienced. Apply We supply structured 646-1625. or best offer. Old in person between 4 pm and 6 will not knowingly accept any advertisement tor real estate which I FDR SALE In person between 4 pm end 6 ment. Transportation Daycare and Nursery to McCasky cosh register, pm. The Andrew Ansaldl pm. The Andrew Ansaldl background desirable. is In violation ol the law Infants, toddlers, and needs work, would make SALESPEOPLE Company. 166 Bldwell S t. Company. 166 Bldwell St.. Accurate typing and fig­ 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — Manchester. preschoolers from 6 excellent cash drawer. Manchester, ure work mandatory. weeks to 5 years of age In 742-5837. To be used for parts. Call Trained for basic compu­ our warm, pleasant home­ HEAVY DUTY SEARS Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. When you place a ter techniques. Pleasant like setting. We are a WASHER - Excellent con­ ALDER ELECTRIC TY- Also Panasonic AM/FM WANTED FRIENDLY RESTAURANT office In East Hartford fully licensed, full service dition. $125 delivered PEW RITER - $90 or best car radio. near 1-84 and 1-91. Insu­ SIZES | r ----- Daycare and it you would with new fill hoses. Frlgl- offer. Call after 3:30 pm, rance and pension benef­ 8.16 II like to find out more dolre Coppertone Stove, 643-6091. Classified Ad Immediate openings for mature res­ its. Phone 528-9551, Mr. about our concept of $125. Call 643-0398. ponsible people to work full or part Ralph 8am to 12noon for child Daycare and to see SKIERS! - 100% Wool To work evenings appointment or send re­ 5 1 2 8 what "Affordable Day­ 19" ZENITH COLORED Norwegan pullover 1983 HURST/OLDS — tim e. sume to Hartford Des­ care" means to you, call T V - Needs some odiust- sweater. Very warm. Will with fully massaged 307, in the patch, PO Box 8271, East us at Grandm others Ing. $50 or best offer. fit medium sized man or T-roof, lightning-rod 4- 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Hartford, CT 06108. EOE. TOLUND WELL KEPT HOME $78,900 House Inc. 646-9608. Telephone 649-3893. woman. $40. Call 646-4995. speed. 649-2286. Positions available: N08t,6 room FUinchwNhbMulKut harduvood flooring. Thro*bodroomi. •p8ck>u9 rooms, lowor lovol roc room. For tho oconomlcally-mlndod ■ TW O SNOW TIRES with 1967 MERCURY MON­ woodotovo thot boots oniiro homo and for those thot quality o 7%% tosu* The handsome sweater in I^PAINTING/ with Heraid carriers Waiter — Waitress moblo mortgago. Nicely landscopod wHh o garden In tho bocN for those rims, P 165x13, tor Volks­ TE G O M X- Floor shift. easy-knit is treated to a star- ^ P A P E R IN G with 0 ‘ green thumb". AU u m wagen, $50 pair. Assorted Mag wheels. Good condi­ design. It*s sure to be the storm windows $10 each. C o o k RELIABLE AND DE­ favorite in your wardrobe. 12W-24H FOR SALE: WARNER tion. $1,200. Call anytime PENDABLEPARTTIME No. S12S has directions for NAME YOUR OWN WOODSTOVE, asking 1971 Snow Jet Snowmo­ after 12:00 noon, 643-8820. Excellent Income Production — Utility Teacher or Teacher Aide Small, Medium and Large p r ic e — Father and son. $350. Call 643-2830. bile $375. Snowmobile i'* wanted for the afternoon. (8-18) Sizes inclusive. A slimminK style for the Fast, dependable ser­ _ two place Trailer $400. 1978 DATSUN 280Z - Ex- for the Call 649-5531. half-size finure with easy- vice. Pointing, Paper- 643-2301. cellent condition Must be over 18 years of age and Tr Rrdir, Niid (or m k ftttinK rajtlan sleeve and hanging & Removal. Call MISCELLANEOUS throughout. Garaged In pattani, glut 50( far pattaga aai HAIR CUTTING SET liaiiri|patrr HrralJi have dependable transportation. Rohly ruffled collar. Ixing 644-0585 or 644-0036. FOR SALE winter. Rust proofed. right people. iiaRillig. COMPLETE and ANNE CABOT sleeves, also. ^ Asking $5,400. 228-0036 af­ ^aDMi^MoMeowr fearwo No. 8277 with Photo- PAINTING AND WAL­ Blanket. $15 for both. ter 6pm. No experience required. iiaoAve. oiAieerieai Guide is in Sizes 12% to LPAPERING - Ceilings 647-1816. PART T IM E - Hours f lex- N«w York, N.Y. 100M 24V4. Size 14%, 37 bust. ENDROLLS Print Name. Adirosi with IIP repaired. Gary McHugh BRONCO - 1979 4X4. Ex­ Ible. Knowledge of MANCHESTER A RARE COMMODITY $64,900 3% yards 46-inch. 27% wldlh-25« SKIS - Fischer Comet cellent mechanical con­ For interview call manager for ap­ double-entry bookkeep­ CODE ana stylo Nmnafr. 643-9321. In today's marXet - a home that aeUa In the Affa. For thoae that need 3 or 4 SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ TO OIDU, SSS4 I2.M 13% wldlh-2 lor 2S« 195cm. No bindings. $40 dition. New Meyers Piease contact Jeanne ing system. Good figure bedrooma, need to be near busline and ahopplng, thia home la Ideal |titaiasa4 or best offer. 646-1589 p o in tm e n t. aptitude. Call 647-9940. Large kitchen with pantry, new wall to well carpeting downeleire. on- lections and a FBEE Mtttn, flat sot ist t*' J & B PAINTING-'Qual­ MUST be picked up at the 4-wav plow. $6,900 or best cloeed front A rear porchet. 7 rooms Inall. Call ua for more information. Pattern Section in the aaaOHac. ity and Service is First!' Manchester Herald Oftice otter 5pm. otter. 228-0036 otter 6pm. ROCKY HILL ALBUM. Juat $8.00. Free estimates. 646-2192. betore 11 A.M. ONLY. GLASTONBURY ASSEMBLERS AND Wt cin hilp you bocomt i BOOK! at $3.28 each MENS SKI BOOTS - Size NlwTsKtLnMM 1981 FOUR DOOR at 647-9946 563-1983 COIL WINDERS - Finger "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU B-I2t—OOLLA—Old and Nnr. Haw* 9/10 Switzerland "Henke" HONDA ACCORD - New 633-2895 dexterity necessary. Ex­ to ants thtmt feew ta maka flwa. Priat Naaia. Mrsti ■lUi *IT To clean coffee stains Cill 846-4525. ind itk lor Dm. a-iae - seapsau auiirt. u cast. StUt Nsiasr sa4 Mia. BLUE SEAL FEEDS Brand. $25. Phone 643- tires. 5 speed. Air condi­ perience not necessary, from china or plastic, rob For dogs. hor«gs, cats and 643-2711 Caead mb apPUtaai •aalM New FASHION with $taln with baking soda. 5873. tioning, power steering, WETHERSFIELD MAPLE AVENUE will train. Four day week, D.F. REALE, INC. 131 ---NlIRLOeM MNDIMK-. Photo-Gaide pattema in rabbits. High quality bala 20 MM af aaadiflwani sliMi. To find a cash buyer tor hay. power brakes. Excellent 8:30am-5pm; Mon-Fri 249-4227 Monday thru Thursday. float Eofato a m — TO site ar rup— eg all aize rangea, haa a Wishing will not sell any­ condition, inside and out. iiaitrl)TBlTrBTralft 563-4821 Ten hour day, 7om to I I I OW. I I , ■HplW lr. Cl. naailfwaili Itaaw ta maka. that china closet you no B.133-CBAfT8-A8 pagat ft RRliN. apccial Grace Cola Collec­ longer use, place a low- LYNDALES STAND thing ... a low-cost ad In Regular maintenance, 5;30pm. Apply at Able 445-4S1S tion for larger eizes; pins ROUTE 44, BOLTON EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER tO'itaka Itaiiia. cost ad In Classified. Classified will. Why not $5,000. Coll Joe days 659- Coll, Howard Road, D134 — 8LUMBEITIMI COMUIg 2 BONUS Conponal Open 7 days a week. place one today 1643-2711. 1311; evenings 643-9972. Bolton. — 24 erts and wall Bad gSC Price____$2-00 643-2711.