U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 21, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 SPORTS Convicted spy MHS hoop team Her kindergarten goes to the dogs I^MISCEUMIEOUS ICAR8/TRUCK8 commits suicide makes tourney For Sale FOR SALE PETS IFOR SALE ... page 7 ... page 11 ... magazine inside Price War I Flashing ar­ Free Kittens - 6 weeks old, 19|4'/!i Mustang GT — 302, BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY HOUDAY/ row signs $2991 Lighted, dork tiger mole, grey V I quad shock, low miles, SEASONAL non-arrow $779. Unllghted tiger femole, grey/orange sunroof, AM/FM $229. (Free lettersi) Only fem ale. 649-2217 after Cassette. Asking $7,500. iK t I SERVICES KRYKES 646-1706 evenings. FLOORIRR Snow Blower — 3'/i horse few left. See locally. 3:00pm. lo> I OFFERED OFFERED power, oldie but ooodle. 1 (800)423-0163, anytime. 1975 Firebird - Red/black S«0. Coll 649-6552 after Manx kittens - totally Floorsondlng — Roora vinyl top. Automatic, Odd lobs. Trucking. Sewing Done — Eager Nome your own prie* — 2om.o V4* Peoboord, 5 pieces, 4' tailless, 6 weeks old, fe­ rianced tagmsfress. Pother and sen. Post, Ilka new. SpeclalUing In males grey/orange tor- pdwer steering, brakes, Home rtpairs. You name X 5'. $20. 64>6001.o Dressmaking, atteratlont dependable, service. older floors, notorol ana tlseshell, father pedigreed eiccellent condition In and lt> we do It. Free astl- stolnsd. NO waxing «wiv- FIND A CASH buyer for out. $1,995. Call 646-7202or mates. Insured. 643-0304. and repairs. Coll anytime. Painting, Pooerttonglno Rabbit fur Jacket — Ex­ Manx, mother pedigreed A Removal. Call 646-S761. more. John Vertollle. Coll those golf clubs you never 646-2796. 647-8730. usel Adyerfise them for cellent condition. Must Manx and Siamese, $30 646-5750. sell. 647-1927.0 each. 649-2217 after Howket Tree Service — sole In classified. Bucket Truck & Chipper. The House Works. Resl- 3;00pm. 1981 Ford F-150 Explorer Soles and installation. Manrhrfitrr HrraW Stump Removal. Free Es­ Cjentlol housecteonlng. An Baby Bassinet. $10. 646- — Automatic transmis­ Coll Simon A Simon til# timates. Special consider­ established company iRIHLDHIfl/ ^ Manchester — A City ol Village Charm I HOUSEHOLD 5121.0 sion, power steering, masters tor sales and ation for Elderly and Hon- fully bonded with obove^ [cONTRAGTINfl I RECREATIONAL power brakes, A M /FM Installation of ceramic, {goods dlcopoed. 647-7553. overage work below the Closslfled ods sen/e the ITEMS radio, bed liner. New I average rote. Call Today, mosaic, quarry A vinyl people todoy ... lust as tires. Excellent condition. Forrand Remodeling — tile. Free estimates. Used Refrigerators, $5,800. 646-4868, call be­ Get a Sharp start. Profes­ 647-0873. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ 25 Cents they have since our coun­ Pools! Pools! Poo!s! AAA sional sharpening Includ­ Please coll tor an oopoint- Saturday, Feb. 22, 1986 Woshers, Ranges — try's beginning. Read and tween 8am and 6pm. ters, room additions, pool distributor must dis­ ing knives, scissors, Will BabysH In my home ment, 649-0359. clean, guaranteed, parts use them regularly. 643- decks, oil typss of remo­ and service. Low prices. pose of entire stock of pinking shcors, lawn and dovs or evenlngt. Coll 2711. deling and repairs. FREE B.O. Peon & Son, 649 new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. garden tools, rotary 646-9788, osk for Linda. astlmotss. Folly Insured. I INCOME TAX Main Street, 643-2171. family sized swimming MOTORCYCLES/ mower blades, chisels, Telephone 643-6017, offer pools with huge sundeck, I SERVICE I BICYCLES plain blades and many A A R Cleaning and 6pm, 647-8509. GOP leader Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ ENDROLLS fencing, filter, ladders others. Call 649-1088 after Maintenance Company, Report says trial freeier. $350. 649- 27'h wldlh-25* and warranty for only 5pm. speclallzina In Interior of­ Carpentry ond remodel­ Netkin's Tax Servke. $978. 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Monday thru Friday, wlPdows/doort. 643-6712. ing $65, will deliver. 521- 1981 Chevy Van — Panel,' time opening In her home coll 646-3219(home) or 528- sion carried their investigation to 2/10/86. 872-1422 evenings. Call 643-8306 9am-12noon Saturdays. By Horry F. Rosenthal 8759.0 % ton, 8 cylinder, 60,000 for toddler. 649^6821 for Dumas Electric — Having S535(offlce). Huntsville, Ala., Brigham City, 646-8854. heat on president The Associated Press 2 miles. Battery, front disc, further Information. Electrical Problems? Utah, and Cape Canaveral, Fla. exhaust 8, shocks all less Need a large or a small Income Taxes prepared In Friday was the deadline im­ ICARSARUCKS than one year old. $4,400. ICARS/TRUCKS WASHINGTON - NASA went ICARS/TRUCKS Repair? We Specialize In your own home. Call Jim posed by commission chairman 647-2392, Days; 267-4176 I for s a le Have you been wMilng PAINTING/ WASHINGTON (AP) - The chairman of the Senate ahead with the launch of Chal­ IFOR SALE FOR SALE I Residential Work. Joseph for reasonable rotes. 742- William Rogers for documents after 6pm. you eould find a home PAPERING Dumas. Fully Licensed. 1009 after 6om. Intelligence Committee urged President Reagan on lenger even though its tests a year day cafe where lhafe le ago showed that weather condi­ relating to pre-launch activities by Free Estlmotes. 646-5253. Friday to try to persuade Philippine President Morton Thiokol, which makes the someone who hat time Painting and Paperhong- Professlonol Income Tax tions like those overnight on Jan. Ferdinand Marcos to step down. boosters, and from NASA. to anawar a* the why Ing — Exterior and Inte­ Preparation and Account­ Sen. David Durenberger added his voice to a rising 27-28 could freeze critical seals on and why not quaatlontT rior, ceilings repaired. ing. Fully computerized. booster rockets, an aerospace "Materials are being received," {HEATING/ crescendo of congressional criticism following said commission spokesman Mark References, fully Insured. 12vears experience. Reas­ widespread reports of fraud in the Feb. 7 balloting. magazine says. // to p/sese ctll- Weinberg. He said the commis­ Quality work. Martin PLUMBING onable rotes. At your "B y all independent estimates, Mr. Marcos clearly Aviation Week and Space Tech­ DILLON Mattsson, evenings, 649- convenience days or even­ sioners and a newly acquired lost the election," said Durenberger. "Nevertheless, nology, a respected industry mag­ STMWBEimY RELOS 4431. ings, John Willoughby, technical staff would go over the Fogorty Brothers — Ba­ by use of fraud on a scale that would scandalize a azine, said the NASA wind tunnel ucnanaiaKMnruK throom remodeling; In­ 646-2623. tests showed that wind blowing documents over the weekend. • Chicago ward heeler, he has claimed a tainted The temperature at launch pad 643-0475 Professional Interior stallation water heaters, 'victory'" over opposition candidate Corazon Aquino. across the super-chilled shuttle Pointing — Qualify work, garbage disposals; faucet Get the Wont Ad habit 39B, which dropped to 24 degrees PRESIDENT'S All Age* WHeomo Saying Reagan is "a longtime friend" of Marcos, tank against the lower section of reasonable rotes. 15 years repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- read and use the little ods overnight, is suspected of causing Vtry Aeaaonebfe Rate* Durenberger said the president "is the one person the right solid rocket booster could experience. 643-9980. osterCord accepted. ■n Classified regularly. cause a stiffening of the rubber- rubber compound seals to stiffen who may be able to persuade Marcos that it is time to and become ineffective on the DA Y SALE! step aside." like seals, making them boosters, which generate 2.9 mil­ "The president must make that effort while ineffective. The magazine said engineers lion pounds of thrust each to propel exploring ways to render Mr. Marcos' departure as the shuttle to orbit. honorable and face-saving as possible," the senator believe this situation set up a deadly sequence of events, stem­ NASA’s wind tunnel tests more NOW THRU said. ming from overnight cold, that than a year ago showed wind FEBRUARY 22mm A conservative leader asked Reagan to "make blowing across the fuel tank arrangements for the orderly evacuation" of Marcos eventually caused the Chal­ lenger's right solid rocket booster created "the potential for a refrig­ and to "ensure the installation" of Mrs. Aquino as the eration effect cold enough to freeze country's legitimate leader. to break loose from the fuel tank. The solid rocket booster appar­ critical 0-ring seals in the bottom F. Andy Messing Jr., director of the conservative rocket stage joint.” Aviation Week WE'LL MA TCH OR BEA T A N Y LEGLTIMA TE READ THIS! National Defense Council, added that future U.S. aid ently crashed into the wing, the F magazine said illustrating its said. F to the Philippines should have "m any strings "NASA managers did not con­ attached" but cautioned against a cutoff that could article with photographs. DEAL ON ANY NEW FORD, SO GET NASA investigators are quoted sider the available wind tunnel "destabilize the transition" to an Aquino government. data when making their decision to Meanwhile, hundreds of demonstrators marched in as saying telemetry data and TRAOEUPINTHEWORLDI tracking photographs show a rup­ launch,” it added. front of the White House to bring pressure on Reagan The shuttle’s 154-foot-long tank YOUR BEST DEAL AND THEN SEE US! to denounce Marcos and "stand up for democracy." ture in the booster broke the lower strut attaching the rocket to the is loaded with a half-million "W e hope to sustain the pressure on the executive gallons of liquid hydrogen and branch to follow the steps already being taken by the tank, whereupon the top of the rocket pitched into the tank. The liquid oxygen. The hydrogen is NOTHING TO BUY. legislature and finally withdraw all support for chilled to 423 degrees Fahrenheit E resulting explosion destroyed the E Marcos to persuade him to step down peacefully," UPl photo below zero and the oxygen to 297 NEW 1986 ESCORT WAGON said Raul S. Manglapus, Washington director for shuttle, its crew and cargo. The shuttle was eight miles high degrees below. S Spppd, 1.SL, 4 Cyl., power steerin(], bodyside Movement for a Free Philippines. New revelations continue to unfold In the various investigations and nine miles away from the coast Because ice. falling off the fuel molcllng, AM/FM stereo, bumper rub strips, tinted U.S. Park Police estimated the crowd of be 450. The tank has caused damage to shuttle glass. Interval W /S wipers, dual electric O /S mirrors, NOTHING FOR SALE. line when it exploded in the 74th protest was peaceful and no arrests were made. concerning the shuttle Challenger disaster. This photo, taken about 1 'A second of flight on Jan. 28. tiles during liftoff in the past, “ ice rear window defroster and much more. *6169 To Trade 70 x 10ft. gloss A Marcos said in a statement that Filipinos will seconds after iiftoff Jan. 28, appears to show dark smoko in the area of The account appeared in the teams” are sent out to make 2 Doers and 4 Doors wood frame greenhouse defend with their lives what he called foreign the right soiid rocket booster. Exports say the smoke may indicate the magazine as members of the AvaMaMo In Stmaer to sit on foundation dlsso- attempts to interfere. He made no reference to Habib presidential Challenger commis­ Please turn to page 10 Savings sembled and ready to or a particular country. (Story on page 9). seais began to burn through immediateiy. ’ 7550 Will swap 9x11 Black A move. What do you hove Red contemporary rug to trade? 646-6754. for any plain color focslm- lle. Coll otter 5:30pm, Will trade small bookcase, West Hartford gets credit 659-2436. with 3 shelves In good condition tor a coffee Computer Choir worth table In good condition. $40, like new, would like to Coll 742-7463 otter S:30pm. trade for bookcase or 3 Some Republicans balk at ‘Super Tuesday’ drawer brown filing ca­ Will Trade Wooden Work binet. Coll 742-6112. shop boxes 4 by 5 by 3 feet high for VIC-20 accesso­ cans win the case, unaffiliated Bogen Enlarger with ac­ Combined Wire Services be held on May 13, the following PR thing ... a gimmick ... despera­ be honor bound to vote for the ries and programs. Coll voters could vote in Republican cessory equipment to Tuesday, he said. tion at it best.” primary winner in their town on 646-0643 otter 4om. the first ballot at this summer’s primaries for candidates who trade for 2 desk-type wood HARTFORD — State Republi­ “ The excitement generated by “ They’ll try any gimmick be­ choirs or o woveless wo- I will trade on electric Republican state convention al­ qualify for a primary at a Republi­ NEW 1986 ESCORT 2 DOOR can Chairman Thomas D’Amore having this type of process streng­ tween now and next November to 1985 RANGER PICKUP terbed, any size. Coll 647- dryer for o gas dryer. Call though the results are not legally can convention. Jr. said Friday he plans to go thens candidates,” the chairman win that election,” O’Neill said. Automatic, 1.BL 4 cyl., power steering, bodyside 1004. 643-8082 after 4i>m. binding on the delegates. Despite the absence of participa­ molding, AM/FM stereo, bumper rub strips, tinted Automatic, V-6, power steering, power brakes, H.D. ahead with a series of "Super said. “ This is truly an idea that has D’Amore said O’Neill opposes shocks, H.D. battery, explorer package,step sprung from the grass roots level.” the primary plan because the tion of most of the state’s local glass, interval W/S wipers, dual mirrors, rear win­ Will trade a 1964 Rambler Tuesday" delegate primaries that Republican gubernatorial candi­ bumper, demonstrator. *5244. governor is used to “ old-style town committees, D’Amore said dow defroster and much more. *6116. convertible In excellent Reserve Your would be open to unaffiliated D'Amore said the Super Tuesday date Gerald Labriola claimed the proposal stemmed from an idea politics” and "back-room the unprecedented balloting was a condition for o Jeep CJ7. voters, despite protests from some state GOP was trying to “ stack the “ true grass roots effort to stimu­ Coll 633-7834. ______developed by West Hartford politics.” Wagons and 4 Doors Space GOP legislators. deck" in favor of gubernatorial late interest and concern among Will trade tope recorder- Forty-three of the 109 Republi­ Republicans. D’Amore said the first six Also AvattaMa ’ 8499 contender Julie D. Belaga, a state the electorate.” (needs work) or Kodak Rep. Robert Farr, R-West Hart­ ’ 7061 cans in the House and Senate have primaries would be held in West representative from Westport. He acknowledging resistence Instomatlc camera for ford, said the opinion polls will give Todayl signed a petition opposing the Hartford. South Windsor, Wethers­ from a number of GOP town best offer. Coll 647-1560. proposal. The petition, still being the party a clear view of who is field, Granby. Simsbury and Ne­ Although D’Amore has main- electable. tined he’s neutral in the four-way committees and said that while the circulated, urges D’Amore to wington. He said the second round idea appears radical to some, he Will trade end table, dork 643-2711 abandon the idea because it would He said the straw polls would not would include Waterbury-area race, there have been persistent finish, slate top, rounded interfere in any way or have any claims by Labriola and Bozzuto believes it would eventually "open lessen “ almost to the point of towns. up the process.” legs, good condition, for a extinction” any incentives to work influence on the party’s nominat­ Polls will be open from 4 p.m. to 8 that the chairman would like to see pressure cooker In good “ This isn’t something we just for the Republican Party. ing convention and primary elec­ p.m. and paper ballots will allow Mrs. Belaga get the nomination. condition or 2 bar stools. tions required under state election dreamed up,” D’Amore said, Coll 742-7463 otter 5:30om. D’Amore said at a Capitol news the choice of only one candidate, adding that the primaries would Will trade yellow tea ket­ conference he was undaunted by laws. REPUBLICANS ARE awaiting tle In excellent condition with the elections run by volun­ a U.S. Supreme Court decision on entail a lot of work by party ROBERT FARR for o brass one. Coll the petition and said plans were members but would not be a costly moving forward for primaries in at DEMOCRATIC GOV. William A. teers recruited by the (30P. their plan to open their primaries 649-6134 otter 5:30om. venture. . . one supporter feast six towi^onMay 6. More may O’Neill dismissed the idea as “ a D'Amore said delegates would to unaffiliated voters. If Republi- will trade a CB radio for Complete Single bed - on A M /F M radio In good frame, boxsprlng A mat­ condition. (Must take out tress In good condition, NEW 1986 F-150 CB and Instotl radio). Coll will trade for a rocking TODAY’S HERALD NEW 1986 RANGER SUPER CAB 643-8082 after 4pm. Automatic, power steering, power brakes, H.D. bat­ chair In good condition. tery, lo-mt mirrors, 5450 GVWR, and much, much 2.3L, 4 cyl., 5 speed overdrive, jump seats, rear step Call 643-4942 after 5:30om. more. *6086 bumper, interval W/S wipers and much much more. Expectant young mother Will trade o rectangular *6163 will relieve you of any wood kitchen table for a , $A|0S1S and n piftted onH fbr.t outgrown bobv Items that LVBN '(AP) »t»te of round pedestal table. Coll Oldest man dies Index that onelll worttii you wish to give away. ‘■‘ting toMt (wo m i Miini ’ 8937 Coll otter 5:30pm, 659- 643-8082 otter 4pm.______The oldest known man in the 20 pagei. 2 •action* S' SAVE 2436. Will trade a baby walker world — a 120-year-old Japanese lackpi Advice------adf|Biiiforj|a> nWloia. for a kiddle car. Call farmer who quit smoking at age 1,1 ntiram m iuicfaiin^ l U v sayatlieirtt^SDiviag PRESENT THIS 643-8082 otter 4pm. 116 but said he would rather die Business------■ but the jtocla „ la COQBi adv' Classified------APR RNANaNG than give up drinking — died 8donli;^«l()nvertg|K!t r.i^n telj Itoflnd i n » . ‘ COUPON AT TIME F-150, RANGER, ESCORT Friday. Shigechio Izumi said he Comics ------I and L “PdJlMtnevtr 8 my OF SALE AND HURRY ENDS FEBRUARY 22 enjoyed his simple life. Story on Connecticut------I said, 1 two dayt late am 7.9% page 10. Entertainment------ov. 291 flelnt. .,_.0Dcy/' Lewis said RECEIVE SUPER Focus ------IT or gotniMiter- S, 18.1 teuid n , l a ' Lottoit*lniieTihain k ip n a ri Local news------iltitet nwilMni i(iatcb tte lunUlli) i(the(^wlag topi SEAL CORROSION laUloiaaid. Y A N K EE Lottery. I at41 tIiMatiF 4raw«8i;.a the PROTECTION AT Sunny and cold k *i “ ' I atill unci Obituaries------I fund that NO CHARGE ON Sunny and cold today with highs Opinion------ialflwdl through II ial event! Hlkn I Diuon between 30 and 35. Clouding up fate People------"lYaa Pli where every ANY NEW FORD tonight with lows in the teens and S ports------i'pflrY ■ SINCE 1033 I free. lower 20s. Chance of snow late U .8./W orld------PURCHASED BY %— ■ 319 Main Street (Across from Armory) Sunday. See page 2. Weather------FEBRUARY 22 SWAP iHaurhpstpr Hrrali'i *Otfar Expires 2/22/8S I MANCHESTER ___ 643-2145 rr

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t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986 Calendars Boulder pond WEATHER Manchester The week’s rains make Monday Today’s forecast Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. this corner of Boulder Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Income tax assistance. Lincoln Center gold room, 6 Road resemble a small Today: Sunny and cold with highs 30 to 35. Tonight: to 9 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing Clouding up late with lows in the teens and lower pond on Friday. Keith room, 7 p.m. 20s. Sunday; Chance of snow late in the day. High Board of Education, Bennet Junior High Schoool. Chapman, highway 25 to 35. 7:30 p.m. superintendent, said Maine and New Hampshire: Mostly sunny and ’Tuesday windy Saturday. Highs 20 to 25 north and 20 to 33 Pitkin Glass Committee, Lincoln Center gold room. Friday afternoon that south. Clear Saturday night. Lows near zero north 7:30 p.m. to the teens far south. Clouding up Sunday with a Wednesday the division has been chance of flurries in the mountains. Highs in the 20s Commission on Handicapped, Senior Citizens’ pumping water from north to near 30 south. Center, 7:30 p.m. Vermont: Sunny but chilly Saturday. Highs 20 to ’Thursday the area for the past 30. Clear and very cold Saturday night. Lows 10 Income tax assistance, Lincoln Center hearing below to 10 above. Increasing clouds Sunday with a room, 6 to 9 p.m. few days, sometimes as chance of light snow Highs in the 20s and lower 30s. Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. Independence Day Committee, Lincoln Center much as 5,000 gallons conference room, 7:30 p.m. a day. The town’s Saturday Extended outlook Income tax assistance. Lincoln Center hearing Highway Division will room. II a.m. to 3 p.m. Extended outlook for New England Monday start next week on the through Wednedsay; construction of two dry Connerticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Andover Fair Monday. Chance of snow Tuesday. Fair wells with catch basin Wednesday. High temperatures in mid 20s to iriid Monday Some sun, but also some cold 30s and low temperatures in teens to low 20s. Recreation Commission. Town Office Building. 7:30 tops. Hopefully, the Vermont: Cold with a few flurries. Highs in the Today: A few early flurries giving way to sunshine, but it’ll be colder p.m. wells will end scenes 20s. Lows zero to 15. with highs between 30 and 35. Tonight: Clear early, then clouding up Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of flumes like this one. late at night, lows 15 to 20. Sunday: Cloudy with a chance of snow late Monday. Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows 0 to %T Bolton rC X -V • ■ in the day, highs in the lower 30s. Chance of snow 40 percent. Drawing 10 north and 10 to 20 south Monday morning cooling Herald photo by Bashaw 2 Monday ■•at... to 0 to 10 below north and 0 to 10 above south by Stephen Weaver, 80 Hemlock St., a fourth-grader at Saint James Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. 2 Tuesday and Wednesday mornings Highs in the Public Building Commission, fireplace room. 7:30 School. teens north to 20s south. 0 p.m Expert witness hired Tuesday 30.00 Second Congressional District meeting. Commun­ Across the nation ity Hall, 11 a.m. to noon. UPl photo Wednesday Lieberman ready to fight rate increase A cold front will curve from the Atlantic Ocean BOSTON State Rep. Peter Fusscas, Community Hall, 7:30 2 across northern Florida through a low over the excess generated by current rates in a p.m. Today In history Lurito, an economist hired as an expert earlier that the $155.5 million rate hike 2 northern Gulf of Mexico and continue to the Conservation Commission, Herrick Park, 7:30 p.m. By M ark A. Dupuis fund to offset possible future rate hikes witness to testify for Lieberman at request could be cut at least in half, southwest. A warm front will reach from northern In 1862, Jefferson Davis was inaugurated as president of United Press Internotlonal joins other state officials, including sought by Northeast. NEW YORK Kansas across northeast Wyoming and central Department of Public Utility Control In addition to a six-year phase-in of the Confederate States of America. hearings on the $155.5 million rate hike Gov. William A. O’Neill, who claim no Montana to a low over west central Albert a. A cold Coventry HARTFORD — Northeast Utilities Millstone 3 costs. Lieberman is calling 130. request. rate hike is needed this year. front will extend from the Alberta low to northwest does not need the $155.5 million rate for cutting the company’s profit margin Lieberman said Lurito’s analysis The state consumer counsel and \ l \ Monday hike it wants this year and also can keep from 15.9 percent level now allowed to British Columbia. Another warm front will reach shows that “ there is no reason for a rate DPUC prosecutorial division have also SAN FRANCISCO vfOENVER Steering-Liaison Committee, Town Office Building. rate hikes to a minimum for the rest of 13.8 percent, northwest from northwest Oregon into the Pacific increase” this year and that Northeast gone a step further, saying that ocean A low will be over northeast Ontario. Highs Almanac 7 p.m. the decade, state Attorney General Northeast’s rates could in fact be cut by Lieberman said additional factors Joseph I. Lieberman said Friday electric customers have “ every rea­ v: ^ will be over northeastern South Dakota, north Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office up to $90 million this year. such as declining oil prices and how Lieberman said an expert witness son” to expect stable rates into the much of the Millstone 3 costs can be LOS ANGELES central Texas and east central California. Building. 7:30 p.m. Northeast has defended the $155.5 Today is Saturday, Feb. 22, the to China. WIC, Town Office Building. 12 noon to 2 p.m. hired by his office found that Northeast early 1990s. passed onto consumers could further In 1973, Israeli fighter planes million rate hike request as justified. 53rd day of 1986 with 312 to follow. rates can be held down by reducing the The $155.5 million rate hike sought by reduce the amount of any rate hikes HIGHEST In Linda. C alif, another 24,000 flood victims shot down a unarmed Libyan ’Thursday The utility wants to use most of the This is George Washington’s Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 company’s profit margin and extending Northeast would be the first of three TEMPERATURES were left homeless Friday by a rain-swollen river commercial airliner, killing 106 of money for the first of three annual rate Northeast should get. birthday. the time over which customers pay for annual increases totaling about 30 Although saying the company’s re­ that ripped through an earthen levee and spread the 113 people aboard. p.m. hikes to pay for Millstone 3, which is The moon is approaching its full the Millstone 3 nuclear power plant. percent under the company’s plans to quest for this year is not needed, water over a vast area of lush farmland in the In 1984, David, “ the bubble boy, under construction in Waterford. Those steps would eliminate the need pay for its share of the $3.8 billien Lieberman stopped short of attacking worst disaster in northern California’s nine days of phase. died of heart failure at age 12, two Lieberman said he is not prepared to LEGEND- The morning stars are Mars, for any rate hike this year while other Millstone 3 plant. Northeast’s motives for seeking the 60 Pacific storms (Story on page 9) weeks after emerging for the first At the Capitol Lieberman said his proposal to cut call for a reduction in the utility’s Jupiter and Saturn. factors could also could allow for a cut $155.5 million rate increase. time from a life-long sterile the utility’s profit margin and spread current rates, but may call on the aaim President Reagan, meanwhile, declared nine The evening stars are Mercury HARTFORD (U P l) — Here is a list of state in rates this year or offset increases in “ I suppose they’re trying to maxim­ I [5 2 3 *’*** environment needed because of his out Millstone-related hikes over six DPUC to take such action if additional , . ^ AM and Venus. government and political events scheduled the week future years. Lieberman said at a news ize the company’s position and the counties as disaster areas because of the flooding lack of natural immunity to years would result in a total increase of research shows a cut is warranted. [ 2 ^ SHOWERS^ FLOW and mudslides caused by the relentless rain and On this date in history; of Feb. 24. All rooms are in the Capitol complex unless conference. For the time being, the attorney position of shareholders. We’re just 6 0 W 60 disease. The attorney general based his 6.3 percent after five years. wind. They were Lake. Marin. Napa, Sacramento, In 1819, a treaty with Spain ceded otherwise noted. general said he favors setting aside any saying it’s too much,” he said. UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST iH) In 1862. Jefferson Davis was conclusions on work done by Richard The attorney general, who said Santa C lara, Santa Cniz. Solano. Sonoma and Yuba Florida to the United States. In 1972, President Richard Nixon inaugurated as president of the Monday , ^ ^ counties. The president’s action made the counties Confederate States of America. Legislative committee meetings include: Govern­ arrived in Peking on a historic visit National forecast eligible for federal relief. ment Administration and Elections, following public hearing. Room W-54; Appropriations, 10 a.m., Room Kennelly gives backing to O’Neill F The Yuba River crashed through the levee Rain and showers are forecast today for portions of the northern and W-56; Energy and Public Utilities, 10:30 a.m.. Room F suddenly Thursday night inundating the commun­ by side with Bill O’Neill.” central Pacific coast, west and east Gulf Coast and south Atlantic Coast E- 57; Planning and Development, 1p.m., Room E-55; HARTFORD (UPl) - U.S, Rep Barbara B. ity of Linda and spreading water into nearby Lottery Kennelly endorsed Gov. William A. O’Neill for Kennelly said she has been working with O’Neill Judiciary, 2 p.m.. Room E-5I. since the mid 1950s when as a member of the Hartford regions. Snow is forecast for portions of the northern Plains states with Olivehurst. All of the residents of the two Legislative committee public hearings include: re-election Friday, predicting the governor will be City Council she would lobby the city’s cause at the scattered flurries possible for the upper and middle Mississippi Valley communities were evacuated by noon. Some 6,500 other numbers drawn Friday in Government Administration and Elections, 9:30 a.m., forced into a primary for the Democratic nomination. Capitol, where O’Neill was serving in the House. people took refuge at Beale Air Force Base. Connecticut daily New England: Room W-54; Transportation, 10 a.m.. Room E-53; Kennelly, noting that she has known and worked and upper Great Lakes regions. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. She said the two also worked together in the Rhode Island daily: 7820 Finance, Revenue and Bonding 10 a m.. Room W-52; with O’Neill for more than 20 years, praised his record Friday: 588 administration of the late Gov. Ella T. Grasso, where Tri-state daily: 099, 7272 Education. 12:30 p.m.. Senate chamber and Fairfield as a member of the Legislature, Democratic state O’Neill served as lieutenant governor and Kennelly as Play Four: 7791 Massachusetts daily: 6965 University, televised on Connecticut Public chairman and governor. E “ I think when you get right down to the bottom line I secretary of the state. Television. £ Weekly Lotto: “ Any public official can run on their record in office, Friday’s Jingo numbers: 23-82- think Bill O’Neill is an excellent governor.” said but Bill O’Neill can run because he’s broken records,” 4-11-14-25-27-32 55-87-45-19-43-33-52-75 Tuesday Kennelly, who represents the Hartford area’s 1st Kennelly said, noting that the number of people Legislative committee meetings include: Public District in Congress. PEOPLE working in the state is now at an all-time high. Health, 10 a m.. Room E-57; Public Safety, following Kennelly is the second Democratic member of the public hearing. Room W-52; Environment, 10:15a.m. state’s congressional delegation to endorse O’Neill, “ Bill O’Neill’s roots are in this state. Bill O’Neill’s Room W-54; Banks, 2 p.m.. Room E-5I. who is being challenged for the Democratic heart is right here. You all know that Bill O’Neill much .she was paid for the film. “It’s in the weekly’s current issue in response to a CAN YOU HELP Legislative committee public hearings include; nomination by former U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett. never wanted to go anywhere else,” Kennelly said. Cartoonist goes home Nov. 4, 1985, story that said during Koch’s something I can’t believe, to think ... there’s Human Services, 10 a m.. Senate chamber and Sen. Christopher Dodd, who like Kennelly is also up O’Neill, in campaigning against Moffet, has pointed so much enthusiasm and interest.” 1977 campaign, “ the beautiful Jewess Bess out that Moffett made an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. "Bloom County” cartoonist Berke NAM E: ANGELICA MARIA Fairfield University, televised on Connecticut Public for re-election this year, recently announced his GOV. BILL O’NEILL Breathed, who underwent surgery for a Beverly Hills producer David Permut said Myerson appeared before the voters side by Senate in 1980 while O’Neill has been content serving GANDARA Television; Public Safety, 10 a m.. Room W-52; endorsement for O’Neill, who is seeking a second full . party gets behind him fractured back after his ultralight plane he had followed the story of the 194-foot side with the ugly Jew Ed Koch.” Environment, 1 p.m.. Room W-54. in Connecticut as governor. DATE MISSING: 07/14/85 term as governor. crashed last month, has been discharged Mercedes from the time a storm beached it “ Is this racist emphasis endemic in Kennelly predicted that Moffett will get the 20 from the hospital in Albuqueque, N.M. on Wilmot’s estate in November 1984 German journalism, or is it specific to Der FROM; TEMPLE, TEXAS Wednesday ^ , percent delegate vote needed at this summer’s Breathed. 28. was released Thursday from Various attempts to salvage the vessel failed Spiegel?” Koch wrote. DOB: 02/05/74 Legislative committee meetings include: Regula­ Democratic state convention to force O’Neill into a St. Joseph Hospital. He is able to walk and ano hundreds of sightseers trooped to the The article’s author. Peter Schille, said he RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE tion Review, 9 a.m.. Room 310. September primary for the gubernatorial Legislative committee public hearings include: will slowly resume his activities, said Bob posh estate. had nothing to add to what he had written. EYES: BRO W N nomination. Energy and Public Utilities, 9 a.m.. Room W-54; Fenton, hospital spokesman. M ercedes’ explosive finish — the ship was Erich Bohme, a chief editor at the ‘"roby says there’s going to be a primary , 1 take the HEIGHT: 4’10“ Judiciary, 10 a m.. Senate chamber and Fairfield Learn how to save "He told me he’s going to start imme­ blown up and sunk for an artificial reef on magazine, said. “ Der Spiegel is not anti- man at his word,” she said. “ There’s going to be a W EIGHT: 85 LBS University, televised on Connecticut Public diately working on ’Bloom County,’’’ Fenton March 6, 1985 — was attended by scores of Semitic. and the sentence is not anti-Semitic primary. I ’ve made my choice and I’m going to be side HAIR: BLACK Television. said. The nationally syndicated strip has reporters and photographers as Wilmot as it seemed to be. One must read the whole been in repeats recently because of the watched from the Goodyear Blimp paragraph. We simply wanted to say only Thursday LAST SEEN; Walking home from artist’s in.iury. “We just felt the situation was very that Mr. Koch, who is not himself particu­ Legislative committee meetings include; Human grandmother’s house about two $86^789125 on a funny,” said Permut, “ and in fact, we’re larly beautiful, equipped himself with a Services, following public hearing. Room E-51; Manchester thinking of tailoring it for Bette Midler.” beautiful lady to please the voters.” blocks from home. Environment. 10; 15a.m.. Room W-52; General Law,2 p.m.. Room W-54. Sale of a saga Legislative committee public hearings include: In Brief Heiress M ollie Wilmot, better known as the Tip and Harry Human Services, 9 a.m.. Room E-51; Labor and Public Employees, 10 a.m.. Room W-56; Environ­ Parents group needs help $7^000 mortgaged socialite who put up with the rusty Editor on defensive U.S. House Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill, Venezuelan feighter Mercedes I beached in ment, 1 p.m.. Room W-52. already in line for one award named for The Manchester area chapter of Parents her Palm Beach, Fla , backyard for 104 days A chief editor at the influential West NAM E: ANGELA SUE UDELL Anonymous needs drivers, child-care workers President H arry S. Truman, has been picked Friday . has sold the m ovif rights of her saga to Walt German magazine Der Spiegel has defended DATE MISSING: 06/28/85 Legislative committee public hearings include: and counselors for its meetings. for another the publication against New York Mayor FROM: BEULAH, MICHIGAN Ann Bonney, child-life specialist at the hospital. Disney Productions. Officials in Truman’s hometown of Inde­ Education, noon. Room W-52; Judiciary, 2 p.m. Room Edward Koch’s claim that it is anti-Semitic. said there is a critical shortage of drivers to “ Oh yes, it’s fun. It’s more than fun,’ ’ pendence. Mo., have announced that the DOB: 11/27/69 E-53. Wilmot said Thursday, declining to say how A letter by the flamboyant mayor appears RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE transport families to meetings. Volunteers are Massachusetts Democrat will get the Harry also needed to watch children while parents S. Truman Award for Public Service on May EYES: H A Z E L Join us for a free, informative seminar detailing the benefits of the attend the meetings. Eagie’s new Bi-Weekiy Mortgage. You’ll find out how it can slash interest 9. HEIGHT: 5’2” Naugatuck man Bonney is asking drivers to donate time once a O’Neili. 73, who is not seeking re-election W EIGHT: 107 LBS month an^ child-care workers to volunteer on a payments and dramaticaliy shorten your mortgage term. Plus, after serving in the House since 1952, was HAIR: BLOND regular basis. representatives from First Federai wili be avaiiabie to answer any named earlier to receive the Harry S. Parents Anonymous is a support group for gets year term questions you might have. Truman Good Neighbor Award at a luncheon LAST SEEN: Riding a yellow parents who have abused their children or fear they will abuse them. The meetings for on May 8, Truman’s birthday, 10-speed bicycle near her home Come iearn about this revolutionary new mortgage — call First Federal WATERBURY (AP) — A Naugatuck man was Manchester area residents are Tuesdays from 7 at 289-6401, extension 265, to resenre your seat today. Choose the Bicycle has not been found. sentenced Friday to a year in prison for participating to 9 p.m. at a Manchester church. A Serkin anniversary Police suspect foul play. in a 1984 gang rape at a Naugatuck social club. Anyone wishing to volunteer or learn more seminar that’s most convenient for you. John Lang, 27, received a total sentence of five about the organization should contact Bonney at Fifty years to the day after his American Any Information? Call 1-800-843-5678 years, suspended after one year, and three years’ 646-1222, ext 2417. Wednesday, March 5th at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 6th at 7 p.m. debut, pianist Rudolf Serkin showed he still ■ probation on a charge of first-degree sexual assault The Community Room The Community Room and conspiracy to commit sexual assault. has the style to please an audience at age 82. Council to hear legislators First Federal Savings First Federal Savings Accompanied by the New York Philhar­ State’s Attorney John Connelly told Waterbury Manchester’s state legislators will speak on 2510 Main Street monic Orchestra conducted by Zubin Mehta, Superior Court Judge Leonard Dorsey that the gang 344 Middle Turnpike W. rape was ” a vicious, vile and heinous act.” human services legislation at the Thursday Manchester, CT Glastonbury, CT Serkin earned a standing ovation after meeting of the Manchester Community Services performing Beethoven’s “ Concerto No. 4 for Manchester Herald Defense attorney Martin Minnella told the churt his client entered a guilty plea because earlier trials in Council. Piano and Orchestra” before an excited * Based on a $75,000 the case were tried as much in the news media as in The noon luncheon meeting will be at Emanuel mortgage at 12.35% A.P.R. crowd at Avery Fisher Hall in New York City VOL. CV, No. 122 USPS 327-500 the courtroom. Lutheran Church. Reservations should be made Thursday night. Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are 61.50 Lang told the judge the only thing he was guilty of by Monday by calling the town Social Services The Czechoslovakia-born Serkin played and certain holidays by the Man­ weakly, $6.50 for one month, $19.25 was giving the victim a ride away from the club that office, 647-3061. the same piece Feb. 20. 1936, when he made chester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard lor three months, $38.50 lor six months and $77.00 lor one year. his Am erican debut at Carnegie Hall Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. MCC art alum organizfi^ Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. “ The case was triedln the papers and I don’t think I accompanied by the New York Philharmonic chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: could have gotten a fair trial,” Lang said. Former Manchester Community College art conducted by Arturo Toscanini. Siand address changes to the Man­ According to testimony at an earlier trial, the students are trying to make the arts and cultural ■rhuisday’s golden jubilee program was a chester Herald, P.O. Box SOI, Man­ To place a clasallled or display 31-year-old victim accompanied two men to the club, events more visible on campus by organizing the pension fund benefit for the orchestra and chester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a newa formerly known as the Dead Babies Motorcycle Club, Friends of the Humanities. Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- began with Bartok’s “ Concerto for Orches­ on June 2, 1984. As soon as she was inside, she was “ We are hoping the group will fly and The Eagle among banks. GUARANTEED DELIVERY: II 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m.toS tra.” A program insert contained a copy of p.m. Monday through Friday. surrounded by about 25 men, she said. mushroom, said Susanne Stevens. MCC art you don’t receive your Herald by 5 The Harwinton woman testified that some of the instructor and liaison for the group’ the program of 50 years ago. p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ UPl photo Backstage after the concert. Columbia day, please telephone your carrier. men forcibly stopped her from leaving and carried About 250 people are on the group's mailing list Records named Serkin artist laureate. The If you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ her to a sofa where at least six men undressed her and to let people know about events at th< college. French Ambassador Emmanuel de Margerle, left, and tecretary of State ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ Flist Fedeial Savings company, which will bring out his rec- ding rier, call subscriber service at 647- took turns raping her. Former MCC students and other area residents 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ The only other defendant still to be sentenced in the George Shultz applaud the unveiling Friday of a new stamp honoring the lOOtt. of Max Reger’s “ Variations and Fugue on a interested in the arts are being encouraged to join Saturdays lor guarsnteed dslivsry tional news services and a member case in Joseph Giraldi, 31, of Prospect. That is anniversary of the dedication of the Statue of Liberty. The stamp, as well as a Theme of Bach” next summer, has named of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. "The Friends.” Stevens said. In Manchester. scheduled for next Friday. similar French stamp, will officially be released July 4 when the statue’s 100th only one artist laureate previously, violinist anniversary is celebrated. Isaac Stern. , * r

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4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 22 1986 Committee agrees to air tax-cut biiis Connecticut In Brief talking about hundreds of millions control the General Assembly, say R-Woodbury, co-chairman of the Bv Jodd Everhart Finance Committee, said the of dollars.” The Associated Press they hope to keep the increase to no “ But in deference to the people O’Neill would give panel more power more than 7 percent or 8 percent. amount of tax cuts was “ really very much b function of what the who sponsored them ... we’re just HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill said Friday he would HARTFORD — The General Bills approved for a public Appropriations Committee does in going to hear all of them,” she said, sign into law a bill giving more power to the Judicial Review Assembly’s Finance Committee hearing March 3 would repeal the MANCHESTER HAS IT! terms of how they control the Mrs. Emmons said she was Council to scrutiniie the appointment of judges, if the measure agreed Friday to hold hearings on taxes on. among «th er things, growth in spending. The governor informally polling Republican reaches his desk. bills that could result in millions of interest income, real-estate sales, is being very generous, but we committee members “to get a The bill, backed by Judiciary Committee Co-Chairman dollars of tax cuts in this election machinery parts, garment mate­ think we can be generous as well at sense of what taxes they are William L. Wollenberg. R-Farmington. and ranking committee year. rial and diabetic supplies. perhaps 7 or 8 percent.” interested in reducing.” But the co-chairmen of the Democrat Richard D. Tulisano. would allow the council to Senate Republicans want to cut A House Republican caucus is This Week Featuring... committee both said that the size of His co-chairwoman. Rep. Linda initiate investigations if it had reason to believe a judge s taxes by $100 million this . year. planned next week to discuss tax cuts will d e i^ d oiuhow much N Emmont; R»Madison, said she performance was suffering. J • Their House coflntferparts say budget and tax cuts. the governor’s propped $4.92 doubted bills calling for the out- Currently, the council can only act if it gets a written they’re willing to consider some Last year, the Republican- billion budget can be cut. The right repeal of certain taxes, such complaint. tax cuts, but have not yet agreed on controlled legislature passed more budget represents an 11 percent as the tax on interest income, .OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE The Judiciary Committee this week began the process of increase in spending over the any amount. than $155 million in tax cuts. Nobody hates more than ZiebarL^ Sen. James H. McLaughlin, would get very far “ because you’re questioning more than 70 judges that are up for reappointment current year. Republican."!, who The Place to Shop for Wine this year. Those close to the process have said privately that as RT 86-1 EXIT 97 many as a dozen judges may be in trouble, and they may not be VERNON INDUSTRIAL PARK reappointed. 654 Center Street Wine Specials O’ Neill said he had asked Chief Court Administrator Aaron Asbestos suit Clark Rd., Vernon Bell ’Agio Ment and other officials about whether there were any of those Ziebart Manchester, CT 3 Litres...... *7.99 judges whose terms expire this year whom he should not submit for reapppointment. filed by EPA VB House Wines ’They saw no reason for any of the judges not to go forward. OF 872-3361 3 Litres...... '4.39 O’ Neill said. (Free Pick-up and Delivery Orange Tag Sale The governor’s ready agreement to sign the proposed bill was NEW HAVEN (AP) — Four companies have been on All 1.75 Litre Inglenook charged in a federal lawsuit with improperly handling in Manchester area) unusual. His posture generally on bills working their way VERNON Liquors. 1.5 Litres .. ‘4,99 asbestos materials that resulted in visible emissions lUliKItS through the legislature has been that he would wait until they iSPirjLi' reach his desk before deciding whether to sign them. of asbestos at a Stratford plant. We have been in Business for 6 Years Paul Mason Named in the suit filed this week by the U.S. 1.5 Litres .... ‘4.49 Department of Justice on behalf of the Environmental • Lifetime Rustproof Warrantee on Autos Ceramics Always Stolen radioactive gauge found Protection Agency were: Raymark Industries Inc.. Paul Mason Raymark Corp.. 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The device was the Raymark Industries Inc., is a subsidiary of • Interior Protection only item stolen during the break-in. Raymark Corp, of Trumbull. Brake Systems Inc. is a New Haven Police Sgt. James Sorrentino said Friday that a subsidiary of Branford-hased Echlin. Inc, Echliq.-BSI IT PAY TO RAP motorist spotted the bright orange box that held the apparatus at purchased the brake manufacturing operation from In Business Mon.-FrI. 8-5 Raymark last March, and is running it in space leased the corner of Leetes Island Road and Gould Lane in Branford at Since 1969 Auto Body S a t. 9-1 2 2 at the Stratford plant. Complete Line of New Rebuilt about 2 a.m. The unidentified man notified police. Sorrentino Raymark attorney Harry Day denied the allega­ o o Foreign A Domeettc said. tions Thursday. & Collision Works Police said there was no evidence the box had been opened or “ I don’t want the public to feel they have to worry ' Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC Foreign 8 Domestic — All makes 4 models i\| I PAP AUTO PARTS tampered with. about that ” Day said. “ It’s my firm belief that we’re ' Cooling Systems Allen Test Analyzed m an ' According to police spokesman Maj. Walter Connor, one or FREE Estimates • FREE Courtesy Cars I 307 E. Center St., Manchester not endangering anyone.” ' Batteries more persons broke into a construction trailer owned by Generators • Alternators Echlin attorney David Spiller agreed. “ We are not ' Trouble Shooting (Raar ofaf laiaxLaaox Pharmacy) 649-3528 M acFarlane and Johnson Engineering sometime late Wednes­ doing what they allege here," he said. • Starters • ' Electronic Tune-ups Industrial • Marine B&J AUTO REPAIR, INC. day night or early Thursday morning. EPA officials in Washingtoni'D.C., said they could ' Wiring not comment yet on whether emissions were 345 Main St. (rear) Manchester continuing at the plant or if there is any danger to 311 Broad St. • Manchester • 6 4 3 -8 8 4 4 {Bahind Economy Oil Chang*) 6 4 3 - 7 6 0 4 Next to Browne Amoco With PAP Teen girl faces arson charge either workers or area residents. MADISON — A 17-year-old girl was arrested and charged with The suit — which does not state that anyone is at risk GET YOUR WINTER VACATION TAN AT first-degree arson Friday in connection with a December fire — cites nine .separate violations discovered during SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM EXHAUST WORK that caused an estimated $1 million worth of damage in Madison. seven separate visits to the plant. 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The I 8'Axll'^or SVtxU” MCh Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 / Thurs. Till 9 PM other violation stemmed from an Oct. 4,1984 incident, Much to the amusement of the "Ski Mites," a skiing hound dog takes off TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET when a bag containing asbestos material fell out of a down the beginners' slope at Loon Mountain in Lincoln, N.H., earlier MANCHESTER MALL siiMainst 649-4531 MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Director at Mansfield wants out truck onto a city street. 649-7544 this week. Instructor Debbie Dearborn holds on to her charges as Weekly Auctions • Antique Coins & Collectible Shops F H ARTFO R D — The director of the Mansfield Training School Spiller said only one of the Dec. 11 violations was F wants to leave his post after only five months on the job and a made against Ecblin’s Brake Systems division. another instructor, Jackie Hughes, does the hound dog shuffle. search is on fora replacement, according to the Commissioner of Angelic Nursing & Home Care OVER 4 5 the Department of Mental Retardation. IjlmehR /iGwngiill Commissioner Brian R. Lensink says he expects to name a Threat from New York C O M P A N Y ' MANCHESTER YEARS A Full $rr\ Irr H rm ing A M C tn lrr Services, Registry Inc. succesor to George Moore within two months. He said he began 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT EXPERIENCE the search for a new director when he learned of Moore’s desire MEMORIAL CO. for reassignment several weeks ago. (203) 647-1956 CALL 649-5807 £ Moore, director at the training school since September, Spot checks continue for avian fiu Opp. East Cemetery confirmed Thursday that he wanted to leave to resume working 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD Local Registry offers quality care... E having our inspectors ride along checked for proper paperwork and killed almost 19 million birds at a HARRISON STREET in a community-based program. HARTFORD (U PI) - State (ROUTE 83) Lower cost to patients... inspectors and police will continue with state police and that will cleanliness. “ We’ve turned back a loss of $60 million in Eastern states QUALITY (ylEMORIALS MANCHESTER spot checks of poultry trucks continue. We’re taking it day by few,” Richardson said. "W e ’re and California, officials said. VERNON, CONNECTICUT RN's, LPN's, Companions, Homemakers, Deputy Sheriff gets the ax despite negative test results for day.” also having poultry farmers tell us Poultry mostly eggs, is the largest agricultural industry in 871-1118 Personal Aids... avian flu, which is deadly to birds The threat has not passed when they are having deliveries VERNON — Deputy Sheriff Arthur Garafolo has been fired one but harmless to humans, officials despite negative tests at markets and we send out inspectors.” Connecticut, generating $111.2 mil­ week after announcing plans to challenge his boss. Tolland lion in gross income. About 85 said Friday. and farms in Connecticut since Th? Bridgeport avian flu out­ County Sheriff Francis H. Curnan. for the Democratic The state Department of Agri­ there is regular commercial con­ break was the first ever confirmed percent of the 6 million chickens in New England Country Woodworking, Inc. Selling? Buying? Building? nomination for sheriff. culture reassigned inspectors tact with New York City poultry in Connecticut, officials said. Connecticut are housed in Wind­ ham, New London and Tolland " I’m not going to have a person working for me who’s not from its dairy and marketing markets, she said. Agricultural Commissioner Connecticut supporting m e." Curnan said Friday. divisions to bolster field checks “We are working hard.” Ri­ Kenneth Andersen ordered the 40 counties. MARTIN & ROTHMAN. INC. Garafolo. 53. was fired Thursday by Curnan. and then hours after a case of avian flu was chardson said. “ Some of the New infected chickens destroyed, incin­ Avian flu is a respiratory disease Harris Hardwoods Travel Services later received the unanimous endorsement of the Democratic confirmed last week at a small York markets had positive (test) erated and buried, and closed the that results in a sharp drop in egg 260 Tolland Turnpike store for a month after ordering production and 70 percent to 90 REALTORS Town Committee. Garafolo. deputy sheriff for 11 years, said he poultry shop in Bridgeport. results and the disease can live on Manchester, CT 06040 decided to run because he does not believe Cu’^nan has even a “ The tests keep coming back crates and trucks for up to 60 days the owner to clean and disinfect the percent mortality rate among EXPERIENCE... KNOWLEDGE... TRUST... Manchester Parkade shop. birds within five days. slim chance to win re-election. negative?’ said spokeswoman in cold weather.” (203) 649-4663 FOR OVER 15 YEARS... _ 647-1666 The state’s 221 commercial The disease produces coughing, Manchester, CT "It was really a dirty trick ... because he took away my only Christine Richardson, "hut we are Poultry trucks are being HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-6. poultry farms and other markets sneezing and choking in birds, and Commericel & Residentlel CALL source of income.” Garafolo said. (Inside D&L Store. Lower Level) Thurs. 'til 9, Sat. 10-4 have so far been free of the highly hemorrhages on the birds’ faces, 263 Main SL In 1982. Curnan fired Somers Democrat Frank Guadagnino. a Woodworking & Supplier contagious disease, Richardson heads and legs. The virus can be Manehttfar 646-4144 special deputy sheriff, shortly after Guadagnino announced his Hispanics rap newspapers said. spread rapidly by manure on own candidacy for Tolland County sheriff. The challenge came trucks, crates, clothing, shoes and NEW HAVEN (AP) - A demon­ tive aspects of Puerto Rican life As of early this week, the latest up short, and Curnan went on to win another four-year term. by flies. stration against The Jackson Donald W. Sharpe, editor of the outbreak had wiped out at least EVERYTHING IN GLASS Avian flu is harmless to humans, Newspapers was planned for Sat­ Jackson Newspapers, which pub­ 500,000 birds elsewhere on the East “WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT’’ even if the meat or eggs of infected New housing permits dip in January urday by local Puerto Rican lishes the Register and The Coast, she said. groups protesting a recent special Journal-Courier, defended the 32- The disease first appeared in birds are eaten. Richardson Ziebart HARTFORD — New housing permits issued in January report in the New Haven Register. page report in a recent statement. Pennsylvania two years ago and stressed. Energy Conservation Services J. A. WHITE GLASS CO., inc Ruitpreofing Company He said it was “ a fair and dropped by more than 33 percent from the number of permits Victor Medina, one of the organ­ Vernon Industrial Place issued in December. izers of the protest and the accurate overview of the complex Professionally Trained Technicians interactions involving people, po­ 649-7322 Z-CUZE Clark Rd., Vernon According to a preliminary report by the Connecticut executive director of Junta for (Just off Rt 84. Vernon Exit) IRUD FU P S Department of Housing, there were 1.215 new housing permits Progressive Action, Inc., said litics, religion, jobs, the young and GENERAL OIL OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE INTERIOR the old in both cities and suburbs.” SUN ROOFS issued in January, compared with 1.836 the month before. But Friday that the Feb. 9 report, titled Picture 31 BISSELL ST. 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The Associated Press his native land during the commu­ Chin’s body was taken to the Contra policy Israeli forces in southern Lebanon Friday of Prince William County morgue. Ja c k firing on U.N. peacekeeping troops trying to bring nist revolution. food to trapped residents as Israel pressed its WASHINGTON - Larry Wu-tai A Justice Department official An autopsy was scheduled Satur­ No, r DON'T SHOW A five-day search for two missing soldiers. Chin, the first American ever who revealed details only on day morning in surburban Falls flawed A nderson Israeli military sources, meanwhile, said 10 convicted of spying for China, condition that he not be identified Church, Va., at the northern reservation m p u v a l iEr . Soviet-made Katyusha rockets apparently fired killed himself in jail Friday, two by name said Chin committed Virginia district of the state from southern Lebanon crashed in northern weeks after a federal jury found suicide by placing a plastic bag medical examiner’s office, said a the retired CIA employee guilty of over his head and suffocating secretary for Dr, James Beyer, Addressing a cheering throng in Grenada V/HY DcHT You TAKE MR. MARCoS' Israel’s Galilee area' without inflicting any deputy examiner at the office. on Thursday, President Reagan made casualties or severe damage. Settlers were crimes that could have led to life himself in his cell. forced into shelters for at least part of the night. imprisonment. He was pronounced dead at 9:35 Convicted on alt 17 counts of several allusions to the situation in Room? HE’S oVERPUE. In Jerusalem, Israeli officials vowed to Prosecutors said his spying a.m. at the Prince William County conspiracy, espionage and tax Nicaragua under the Sandinista government. continue the hunt for the two Israelis captured career spanned 30 years and Jail about 20 miles west of evasion. Chin faced a maximum during a Moslem guerrilla ambush of an Israeli introduced documents portraying Washington, said William Demp­ sentence of life imprisonment and “In the cause of liberty, all free people are Agency sells patrol until some trace of the missing men is the Peking-born Chin as a heavy sey, a spokesman for the U.S. fines of up to $2.5 million. gambler — in contrast to the quiet, Marshals Service. When he was convicted Feb. 7, part of the same family,” the president told found. Chin’s attorney, Jacob Stein, said residents of the Caribbean island invaded by Israeli troops raided four Shiite Moslem scholarly image he presented in The Marshals Service contracts villages Friday — the lowest number since the court. with county jails to house convicts bis client had spied for China American paratroopers in 1983. “We should nuclear waste while they are awaiting sentenc­ because “he wanted to bring these ^ * sweep began Monday — and returned south into By the time he went to trial, the stand together as brothers and sisters. If we the Israeli-declared border “security zone” to 63-year-old translator had par­ ing. Chin was to have been two nations together.” do. the Nicaraguan people will be able to free search the town of Chakra. More than 1,000 Israeli layed his $30,000 annual CIA salary sentenced March 17. Chin had testified that he stole and whatever outside income he Federal marshals and Prince secret U.S, documents in hopes the themselves from communist tyranny and soldiers have searched more than 20 Lebanese papers would help break the ice to zap food towns this week. generated into real estate holdings William County authorities are win the liberty you now enjoy in Grenada.” U.N. officials said an Israeli soldier seriously valued at more than $700,000. investigating the death, an inquiry between then-President Nixon and wounded a Ghanaian U.N. peacekeeper in a Chin, who because a U.S. citizen that Roger Ray, U.S. marshal for Chinese Premier Chou En-lai. The United States, Reagan went on to say, in 1970, admitted passing secret eastern Virginia, said should be In his trial. Chin had contended UPI photo WASHINGTON — Preserving fresh fruit and Friday raid on the village of Kfar Dounine, that documents he stole from the “must help those struggling for freedom in shooting him in the abdomen. An Irish member of documents to Chinese spy handlers completed by Saturday or Sunday. LARRY WU-TAI CHIN Nicaragua.” Then he assured reporters that vegetables by zapping them with radioactive ions but said he did it because he Ray refused to provide details of CIA and funneled to Peking were of may be the technique of choice in 10 or 15 years, the 5,600-man United Nations Interim Force in no national security consequence. . . . spying for China he planned no direct military action against Lebanon, or UNIFIL, was wounded by an wanted to bring China and the the death until the investigators but its safety is still a matter of debate. Israeli-backed militiaman Thursday, the Sandinistas. Meanwhile, a veritable mushroom cloud of The remarks, which came in the midst of a controversy has arisen over the Energy FDA finds no glass In jars Department’s bumbling intervention in the push by the White House for renewed Gov. Harry Hughes ordered Maryland stores to State Department says KGB man defects 2 situation. military aid to the guerrillas seeking to remove Gerber strained peaches Friday because She reportedly taught Russian diplo­ The hotel is used exclusively by U.S. 2 The department isn’t in the food processing WASHINGTON (UPI) - The State government to enter the United overthrow the Nicaraguan government, were tests revealed glass shards in two baby food jars, mats’ children part-time in Athens and troops based in Greece and has a business, of course, nor is it responsible for but the Food and Drug Administration said no Department said Friday that a Soviet Stales,” the statement said. 24-hour armed U.S. military guard. KGB colonel, accompanied by his “They have been granted that per­ was employed as Maxim Gundarev’s certainly not surprising. But they rang determining the safety of irradiated food. But as glass was found in unopened jars it tested nurse. hollow, highlighting the continued custodian of the government’s nuclear waste, the “We have found no glass in any of the unopened 7-year-old son and a female friend, has mission and are currently in the United It is unusual for the U.S. government defected and is in the United States. States. I can confirm that Gundarev UPI reported from Athens this week to officially confirm a KGB defection, contradictions in the administration’s department found itself with a large quantity of jars of Gerber baby food that were from the same State Department spokesman Cha­ was a colonel in the KGB posted in that an informed source had identified as in Friday's announcement from the radioactive cesium 137 it wanted to unload. It lot numbers of jars that reportedly contained Gromova as Gundarev’s mistress and Central America policy. glass slivers ” Atlanta FDA spokesman Lamar rles Redman confirmed reports that Athens at the time of his defection.” State Department. decided that food processors and medical- Viktor Gundarev, accompanied by the Redman declined to comment beyond said he fled to escape his wife, who had Earlier in the week, the president released equipment sterilizers were the ones who could Furr said. complained about her husband’s affair The last government confirmation of 2 But a mother in Tallahassee, Fla., told two others, had defected in Athens. bis highly unusual statement confirm­ g T E i N ’86 a proposal to send $100 million in aid to the take the stuff off its hands. Greece. ing the defection to Soviet Ambassador Viktor Stukalin. a defection was in August when the 2 authorities Friday her 6-month-old baby coughed r o c k V M TN . That alone was enough to arouse the wrath of In response to a question. Redman A U.S. intelligence source told United The source said the ambassador State Department, in a similarly terse “Contras,” with the vast majority going for NEWf) • NEA up blood after eating Gerber’s junior oatmeal asked Gundarev to see him last Friday announcement, confirmed reports that the Health and Energy Institute, a non-profit with applesauce, prompting a supermarket to- read a statement to reporters saying Press International Thursday that weapons. As he explained his plan, aides the three are in the United States and Gundarev, accompanied by the two to discuss the problem, but the meeting Vitaly Yurchenko had defected. It watchdog group concerned with the dahgers of pull the product from its shelves. never took place. Instead, Gundarev identified Yurchenko as a top-level cited the traditional argument that radiation. The Energy Department “is not trying Maryland Health Department spoke.swoman identifying Gundarev as a colonel in I he others, had defected in Athens last Nicaragua has turned into a Soviet-Cuban Soviet KGB intelligence agency. weekend. The source said Gundarev is picked up his son and Gromova and KGB official. io find the best way to preserve food or protect Lynn Doyle said Hughes’ decision followed five “Viktor P. Gundarev, his 7-year-old 50 years old and was working as d Soviet headed for Apollon Palace hotel at bastion that displays contempt for civil human health,” the institute charges. “It’s frying separate reports of consumers finding what Kavouri. a coastal resort near the Three months later, Yurchenko appeared to be glass in Gerber strained peaches son Maxim and a friend of the Gundarev trade official in the Greek capital. The slipped away from his CIA handlers at a liberties and threatens the U.S. at its own to find a convenient way to get rid of some of its family, Galina N. Gromova, requested source also said Gromova is 30 years American Hellinikon military base, the Open Foriim nuclear garbage created by building nuclear and other strained fruit products. source said. Washington restaurant back door. Glass-laden Gerber products have been re­ permission from the United States old. weapons.” ported in Florida, New York, Maryland. Georgia, As in the past, however, the president has It’s shocking that a small busi­ The uproar over cesium is a recent Tenne.ssee and Michigan, The FDA indicated must be viewed with alarm by development. The Energy Department had been failed to prove that his chosen course would Why continue the moral majority of our local nessman starting out (the back­ Thursday the complaints may be the result of do any good. If the Soviets are indeed the bone of our country, I nnight add) trying for years to sell the 77 million curies of breakage in shipping. AIDS schoolboy returns, I regal’s wacky wind-up citizens. cesium it had. There were no critics of the sale driving force behind the Nicaraguan shuttle program? It is possible that some of our has invested money only to find out later that his restaurant may plan — mainly because there were no buyers, Terrorist wounds CraxI aide ^ . , ______u : . « « « « ! « government, it is hard to see how arming a local merchants and profession­ even when the department dropped its price to a I 0NEDAY0NLY-SAT..FEB.22 questionable coalition such as the Contras To the Editor: als are so greedy that they will be doomed. ROME — Four suspected members of a Red I personally believe spending giveaway level of 10 cents per curie. Brigades faction wounded a top aide to Prime will make them relent. allow themselves to become But within the past few years, three things but judge bars him again The President said in his "smut peddlers” Young, im­ all that money to try to increase Minister Bettino Craxi in an ambusb outside his business on Main Street is a happened: The government forbade use of the home Friday. The aide’s chauffeur killed one He said he was treated “just like What the administration proposes to do recent speech that we need more pressionable minds should be chemical ethylene dibromide — EDB — as a food By John Strauss REEDICULOUS DAY!! waste. Most of those businesses woman terrorist as the others fled on motor The Associated Press everybody else. They just came up. a lot of would place the U.S. squarely in the midst of money to cut. I say stop the shielded at all costs against such preservative, which enhanced the attractiveness scooters. them, and said, ‘Hi.’’’ making of shuttles and use that blatant trash which only serves on Main Street haven’t done the conflict in all the wrong ways. The ClA of the irradiation process. At the same time, The attack on Antonio Da Empoli was the latest KOKOMO, Ind. - Ryan White, the Colby said 151 of the 360 students, just over money where money is needed. I to cheapen their opinion of our anything to the interior or sign that the Red Brigades were attempting a 40 percent were absent. In 35 cases, he said, ir MANCHESTER STORE ONLY ★ would manage a “covert” charade of vast exterior of their buildings in cobalt 60, tbe preferred radioactive material for I4-year-old boy who was banned from school proportions, while U.S. advisers would tram bet there are a lot who will agree. local adult population: which in food processing, was in temporarily short supply, comeback after being largely broken up by police because he has AIDS, went back to the parents specified that they were keeping F Those lost in the shuttle many years. Why should the their children home because of the AIDS turn gives rise to an unwhole­ in 1982. classroom Friday, but a judge later issued a F an uncontrollable attack force that has n o j taxpayer have to subsidize pri­ and federal regulations governing food irradiation; The left-wing extremist organization claimed Flannel Shirts...reg. to *20...... ^ 5®® accident will never be forgotten. some regard to sex. were broadened. temporary order to keep him from controversy. proven commitment to democracy. Those wbo say we must go on, Polluting the minds of our vate business to this degree? the assassination of former Florence Mayor returning. “I was frankly surprised that we had over Main Streets are a thing of the All of this created a sudden demand for the Landi Conti on Feb. 10. Interior Minister Oscar 50 percent of our students." he said. «20 As in other areas of our foreign policy these including Mr Reagan: Why? children is criminal, unwanted, Energy Department’s previously unwanted Before the ruling by Circuit Judge Alan Plaid Sport Shirts... reg. to ...... ® The sun we see in the day with past. People aren’t going to rush Luigi Scalfaro warned Parliament on Thursday Brubaker, Ryan said it was “good to be Absenteeism had been higher than normal days, a more thoughtful approach is needed. unnecessary, and a travesty cesium. And this, in turn, stirred concern the Red Brigades were attempting to regroup. in the last two weeks, at 10 percent to 15 delight. against those parents who are down to Main Street to shop just back" at Western Middle School. Dozens of Sweaters... reg *24 to‘40...... ^5 & because millions have been among environmentalists. Da Empoli, 47, the general manager of the parents kept their children home in protest percent, because of influenza, he added. There is no question that the U.S. has a The moon we see so beautiful raising their sons and daughters Even Rep. Sid Morrison, R-Wash., who would Economic and Social Affairs office in Craxi’s at nite. in their own image. I would spent to improve it. The shopping Brubaker’s ruling came after a parents School officials banned Ryan from classes Green & Brown Poly Blazers strategic interest in Central America. Nor is dearly love to get the government’s cesium out of headquarters, had just bought morning newspap­ group requested that Ryan be barred from E there any doubt that the Sandinistas have God gave us one earth to live on respectfully request that any center is here to stay. ers and was returning to his limousine when the last summer, though he has listened in on 37-38R, 37-40L. 36-38SH...... ® 5^ its present storage site near Richland, Wash., is classes because he has a communicable we know. local merchants or pharmacists I am not saying repairs should terrorists — two men and two women — opened classes from home through a special £ trampled on civil rights in a despicable way, leery about selling the dangerous material disease. t COO That's why I think those who now display and sell this not be made to Main Street. It fire. telephone hookup. He had been out of school with Soviet and Cuban assistance. outright. “Selling it is a perilous venture,” he told The judge said he agreed with parents who since December 1984. when his AIDS was Leather Belts... reg. to ‘is...... ^ O willing he made go. “trash” remove it, in good needs re.surfacing and sprucing The aide’s 2.5-year-old chauffeur, whose name argued that pupils could be harmed if Ryan up just like roads all over town. our associate Vicki Warren. “I prefer leasing was withheld for security reasons, shouted to Da first diagnosed, but until last summer he The problem is that Reagan’s policies have Stop the going of shuttles to conscience, from their shelves. because then the government is responsible for were in school. Ties... reg. to ‘12.50...... ® 4®® The businessman is entitled to Empoli to duck under a parked car as the “The plaintiffs presently have no other was too ill to attend. done nothing to relieve the situation — and give us relief, As Tylenol so poisoned the body the transportation, handling and disposal. They terrorists began shooting. The chauffeur sped There’s nothing worse than recently so too can these cards service just as the local ho­ adequate remedy under the law and they A state school department’s decision that the current proposal offers no improvement. continue to own it.” forward in the limousine, then stopped 15 yards have some likelihood of success” in winning Sox...... 3/5 4 0 0 sorrow and grief. so poison the minds of our meowner is, but not any more. I away, leaped out and opened fire with a pistol on he could return to classes was challenged by Rather than pushing for an escalation of have said it before and I will say The Health and Energy Institute is not a favorable decision in ^ full hearing, he school officials, but an appeals board said Now we have all our seven children! impressed with this distinction. It points out that, the attackers. violence that would almost certainly do more gone. it again and I hope someone will said. He did not set a date for another the boy could return with the approval of the Dress Shirts... reg. to ‘28...... 5 listen: The individual property regardless of who owns cesium, and whether it’s hearing. county medical officer. harm than good, the president should join the I hope they are all in heaven Edward J. Wilson sold or leased for food irradiation, the radioactive: GE workers walk off job More than 80 people filled the courtroom while we all mourn on. owner is the single highest DuoFold Turtles... reg. ‘ 1 8 ...... 5 5 0 0 ongoing attempts to cool tensions in the 164 Pearl St. material will still be transported to food LYNN, Mass. — Some 3,700 employees at as Brubaker issued his ruling after the Kathy Shepherd, the mother of one of region. The administration should lend its taxpayer in Manchester. Why is three-hour hearing, and many cheered and Ryan’s classmates, said she kept her Mary Jarvis your voice so silent? processors all over the country by truck and train General Electric’s aircraft engine plant walked Levi Rugby Shirts... reg. to‘31...... influence to the Contadora peace process it This will create a serious risk of accidental leaks off the job Friday protesting the company’s applauded. daughter at home because “I don’t want to 62 Pascal Lane handling of employee grievances. “I’m upset.” said Ryan’s mother. Jeanne take the chance of her becoming a victim of has chosen to undermine so often in the past. Taxpayers must Charles R. Pillard or spills, the institute says. White. “I think anybody that was there that down the road.” Pierre Cardin Wallets... reg. ‘2 0 ...... 5"| In addition, institute officials note, cesium is The strike, which shut down production of Each time aid to the Contras has come up, 16 Lodge Drive military aircraft engines at the plant, began at 8 would have to be upset. I was stunned. Ryan “If you know there’s a danger you try to speak on Issues stored in cold water when not being used. “Any is very disappointed. He really enjoyed protect yourself,” her husband. Allen, said. Oscar DeLaRenta colorful rhetoric has been used to support a Get all the smut a.m. EST, when the first of three shifts of accidental release of cesium 137 into the cooling employees walked off the job, said GE school today” “We’re trying to protect our children.’’ Sp. Shirts... reg. ‘30...... bankrupt stance that pushes the Sandinistas off the shelves pool or the environment would therefore pose spokesman William Kennedy. Principal Ronald Colby said Ryan’s further toward totalitarianism and To the Editor: serious contamination problems,” one official : return to school, opposed by many parents, When Ryan arrived at the school Friday Letters policy The striking workers, members of Local 201 of morning, there were no parents demonstrat­ Enro Acrylic Sp. Shirts... reg. ‘3o...... dependence on the Soviet bloc. said, “If cesium 137 were introduced into the the International Union of Electrical Workers, had gone without incident. To the Editor: There has been a tot of talk and “Ryan was accepted by the children,” ing. About 15 minutes later, though, a Unfortunately, both Tuesday’s proposal and groundwater, the damage would be irreversible.’! build engines for the F-18 fighter, the Blackhawk student of Western High School, which is many words have been written The Herald reserves the right So far, the Energy Department has signed only; helicopter and other military aircraft. Kennedy Colby added. “I saw no one cringing up Fashions Jeans... 28-36...... 5“| Thursday’s rousing speech only offered more Mrs. McCavanagh’s revela­ about tbe reconstruction of Main to edit letters in the i nterests of against the wall” located next door, posed for photographers two contracts — both with medical-equipment : said. Ryan, whose acquired immune deficiency in front of the middle school with a sign that of the same. tions (Open Forum. Feb. 18) Street. It is amazing that the only brevity, clarity and taste. sterilizers — to lease its cesium. One is with lotech Union President Kevin Mahar said union read: “Students Against AIDS.” Levi Fashion Cords... 28-36...... $-|0°o people we have heard pros and Address letters to: Open Fo­ stewards voted unanimously to strike after syndrome stems from blood treatments Nicaragua is not Grenada, and Congress regarding greeting cards depict­ Inc. of North Glen, Colo , for 12 million curies at taken for hemophilia, said as he left school The student, Don Hochstedler, said he had should keep the administration on hold until a ing pornographic illustrations at cons from are the people who will rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. $124,200 a year plus $550,000 in start-up costs, with negotiations over a grievance filed by a shop nothing against Ryan: “Ijust got something Dress Pants... 28-38...... steward collapsed Thursday. that his first day back “was a lot of fun. It better policy takes shape. a local card shop and pharmacy be affected by the construction. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. an additional 3 million on order. The other is with; was good to be back” against his disease.” Radiation Sterilizer Inc. of Menlo Parkf Calif., for Puritan Sweater Shirts...... 12 million curies at $173,880 a year plus $800,000 in start-up costs, with a future lease of an additional Ferraro’s Shoe Table...... $20°° 9 million curies. Winter Jackets... values to‘ioo...... $25°® Another side to the Philippine taie Even here the Energy Department is criticized — for not charging more for its cesium. son faces Winter Jackets... values to ‘iso...... $40°° “A significant return on investment can come 1H MHIRM ULC.LE. back to the U.S. Treasury through the lease of I hold no brief for Philippine President the fruits of her triumph. Marcos, more drug charge Leather Jackets... values to ‘22s...... ^50°° Ferdinand Marcos, but I must say the reasonably, suggested waiting till tbe count was irradiation source materials to private and public performance of the American media since Marcos over. agencies,” Morrison told us. But not at the department’s bargain-basement prices. MIDDLEBURY Vt. (UPI) - Wool Sport Coats...... $40®® (under U .S. prodding) called late last year for a John A. Zaccaro Jr., son of 1984 snap election to validate his mandate has turned WiUiam THE U.S. MEDIA positively outdid themselves Democratic vice presidential can­ “Select Group” Suits... 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It’s six hours of all the best 5 Only - reg. ‘200...... 5^ 0 0 °° candidate Corazon Aquino the widow of a Marcos at Marcos’s alleged fr auds, quit their jobs and the Federal Communications Commission, being rival whose 1983 assassination Marcos is breezily piously went to “a cburch” — neglecting to home near Middlebury College, episodes of TV’s spy classic. Don’t miss a minute of the picked up by an agency chauffeur at a restaurant where he is a student, said action when your favorite agents try to flush Big & Tall Sweaters...... 0 °° assumed to have engineered (although it has together a lavishly covered Congressional hearing mention that the Aquino forces had forehandedly three-and-a-half blocks from Fowler’s downtown scheduled a press conference there, to display Middlebury Police Officer Michael THRUSH once and for all! been, and was obviously bound to be, a source of into “whether” Marcos and his wife had sluiced office. An FCC spokesman explained that it was Bolduc. Big & Tall Pants...... 5 -|5 0 0 almost measureless political tribulation to billions of U.S. aid dollars into New York real their living trophies. snowing lightly when the boss went to lunch. "As a result of a search a Marcos). Mrs. Aquino has not the slightest estate. Somebody else fished out of the Pentagon Nowhere in the entire Philippine archipelago Ordinarily, he would have walked. sizeable quantity of cash directly Robert Vaughn hosts! qualification to serve as chief executive of the files and leaked to the press a memorandum 40 (I (about 7,100 islands) did the U.S media find, or at related to the sale of cocaine, Big & Tall Sport Coats... From...... $35°° Philippine Republic, and her campaign was a kid you not) years old. casting doubt on Marcos’s least report, a single instance of misconduct by cocaine in assorted sized packets A great lineup of guest stars! hilarious series of goofs, gaffes and hastily war record as a guerrilla fighter against the the Aquino forces. Tom Brokaw did concede that for distribution, electronic scales Big & Tall Suits... From...... 500®° corrected blunders that any normally vigilant Japanese. “nine policemen” (who might be presumed to be and other cocaine-related para­ ★ Joan Crawford ★ Rosie Grier phernalia was seized,” according reporter would have crucified her for Then came Election Day, Feb. 7 — closely pro-Marcos) had been killed in an outlying , ★ Telly Savalas * William Shatner All Sales Final... Cash & Carry province, but hastily added that it was “unclear’’ to a police report Bolduc read. perpetrating. Instead, the American journalists in monitored by all sorts of Filipino and foreign Manrbpatrr Hrralb “Records relating to cocaine ★ Sonny & Cher ★ Leonard Nimoy the Philippines adopted her cause as their own. observers, including a U.S. delegation headed by who was responsible for this. But when President Founded In 1M1 sales by the accused were also ★ Joan Collins ★ And more! Unfortunately, they quickly realized that the Sen, Richard Lugar, R-Ind. There were, of course, Reagan at his press conference said “both sides’’ seized in the search,” he said. Widow Aquino was by no means sure to beat plenty of instances of fraud, as there always are in had misbehaved, Brokaw, summing up, presumed RICHARD W. COSGROVE...... Publisher Zaccaro, son of the Democratic ★ Elsa Lanchester Marcos, who is still widely popular in his country, Philippine elections (and even, I have been told, in to contradict him on the point, totally exculpating DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor New York congresswoman and I R E G A L ’S I I JAMES P. SACKS...... Mineflirtg Editor "Your Mvn'i Shop ______[_ ” * [ so the U.S. media prepared to withdraw to their Indiana elections), but at this writing the vote Mrs. Aquino’s backers. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Assoclete Editor New York real estate developer second line of defense: The election would be count is incomplete and the outcome unknown. Now the media have begun referring to Marcos John A. Zaccaro Sr., was released TODAY! routinely as a “dictator” — the prescribed epithet MARIE E. 8IEFFERT Advertising DIrector/Assoc. Publisher on his own recognizance after his "riddled with fraud.” Within 24 hours of the closing of the polls, MARK F. ABRAITIS...... Businees Meneger NOON TO 6 PM! however, the indications were that th( result was for those marked for journalistic execution, arraignment in Addison County SHELDON COHEN...... Composing Meneger District Court on a charge of DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER open $«t. th. s:m MEANWHILE, back in Washington, the likely to be reasonably close, Mrs. Aquino however absurd it may be in the case of Marcos. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preesroom Meneger A WTIC-TV EXCLUSIVE! WTIC-TV JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CIrculetlon Meneger possession of a regulated drug with Journalistic support troops were doing what they promptly claimed victory, and threatened to send Luckily for Moscow, Gorbachev is still “the Soviet intent to distribute, Bolduc said. could. Rep. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., hastily put her supporters into the streets if she was denied leader” ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 22, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986 - PEANUTS by ChariM M. Schuli HAOAK THE HOHRIBLE by DIk BrewfM ■rWEV PLAV A 60N6 that was the WEUL,7Wft! Mo u s e ON THE RAPIO, but NATIONAL ANTHEM' Marcos rips foes, IS BIS -mEVPON'nmYou EMOUSM — WHAT IT w a s ; vows to fight on many foreign governments over Bv John Hall United Press International the violence and fraud that accom­ panied his re-election, issued a M ANILA, Philippines - Presi­ statement that his palace billed as dent Ferdinand Marcos, stung by his "strongest warning yet” against those who would under­ CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooka A Caaala criticism at home and abroad, IXL MISSVOUi Y eOOPBVE, JUPV. mine his government. 'POKl'T YOU WISH CWON lashed out Friday at “ ungracious EA©y. W R.TUBBS.y ©HESS IT'SJIWE “ We deplore these actions as the f o r ALUTHEACTORSj electoral losers” and "modern- day imperialists” who have chal­ acts of ungracious electoral losers THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk S 8y Barry lenged his fraud-tainted re- and of modern-day imperialists, Marcos said. “ Filipinos have WHO IS election. AWSTER„™6„ Corazon Aquino, spearheading many times before paid with their 3KEAT PRINCES the drive to end Marcos’ 20 years in blood, their lives and their honor to office, met with U.S. envoy Philip preserve their freedom and na­ Habib and said her campaign of tional Integrity, and so will they civil disobedience to protest the again.” He vowed to "defend our coun­ HE AWAIT© Feb. 7 election must succeed AT THE EPSE within three months to avoid try’s sovereignty against all out­ OF THE PESERT, violence. side forces.” WITH t h e SOLP The deputy chief of the armed No details of Aquino’s meeting ANP A HUNPREP with Habib were released, but the ROMUlSUARP© forces warned of a "very unstable situation” and apijealed to Marcos opposition leader said later she ARLO AND JANI8™ by Jimmy Johnson to freeze promotions of key officers reiterated her refusal to cooperate LET ME GUESS -W O RE with Marcos in any way except a DAD, DOVOU R E M IM K R , THAT'S e a s y ; MRS WIL50H! HOW ABOUT MRS. until the leadership of the military MAKING SOME „ ------transfer of power. m H A R D ES T THE K f t T WILSON! is clarified. g r o w n - u p Aquino said her non-violent TEACHER VOU TEACHER A Philippine Constabulary cap­ YOU HAD? POINT HERE.' tain publicly resigned his commis­ protest movement must "succeed EVER HAD? within three months, otherwise the BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Draka sion to protest the "unjust and more impatient among us may rvE BEEN WANTING TD PO corrupt” Marcos government. THAT FOR 20 YEARS Marcos’ comments were an decide to use more radical apparent reaction to a resounding tnoa4siii*Pfi ” condemnation of the election by About 3,000 youths marched the U.S. Senate Wednesday and through Manila Friday and held a 4 possible suspension of aid to his two-hour rally three blocks from 2 government from the United Marcos’ heavily guarded palace, States and other governments. protesting Habib’s visit as a U.S. Marcos, 68. facing a firestorm of ploy "to shore up its much- UPI photo criticism from the opposition and weakened DUDpet regime.” ALLEY OOP -by Dava Qraue The Peace Tree Mall shopping center in Linda, Calif., is break flooded all of Linda and nearby Olivehurst and WATCH a , l o o k o u t F O R forced the evacuation of between 24,000 and 26,000 GUZ.I) YOURSELF, OLD surrounded by water after the rain-swollen Yuba River FRIEND.' PONT people. S g RAJVD (M PElVtlVG WORRY ABOUT m broke through a levee here late Thursday. The levee 2

ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook DOM’S Unisex Barber Shop Levee break catches town off guard • Quality & Service • P^APMIT lT,MEWD‘iyfrbU, PIPIT CHANEL ..aSS, "There’s no place to drain it,” he y Doug W illis the K-Mart sign on the roof,’' said three miles from Beale, one of a Dom - Miss Frankie - ettfoViDTlW WEDDlN(r.i YOUR OfWION OF dozen evacuation shelters. said. “ You build a levee to keep rheh Associated Press Moore. Formerly of the Parkade • Formerly of Supercut IT(»)A&PRP6fU56lVE, IfriE it6inurioK ? A series of Pacific storms which There were few injuries re­ water out. When it gets inside the m t M Mx> Of MARRI- i t - ported. Three people were hospi­ system (through a break), the M ARYSVILLE, Calif. - Flood- began Feb. 12 killed at least 17 i f S P E C I A L S (Seed 2-lS thni 3-18) i f w u m iWED/ people, flooded thousands of acres talized for exposure, and Carol levees keep it in.” 3-11 waters from a ruptured levee N 0 - , and homes and set off hundreds of Wilson, 23, of Linda, gave birth toa " I t ’s just been disaster, worry, Senior Citizen Haircuts...... *4.50 Spread across two submerged nervousness, no sleeping, stomach towns on Friday, leaving 28 square avalanches and mudslides in the son shortly after she reached the Perms...... »20.00-Senior Citizens...... *18.00 ' West. An estimated 20 percent of Beale refugee center. in knots,” said Kathy Guynes, who ?! THE BORN LOSER gby Art Sanaom miles under water and driving as left her home in Olivehurst for a Layer/Feather/Razor Shampoo/Wet Cut many as 26,000 people from their Napa County’s vineyards were One major problem, said Moore, .ofNCTANVAilOpe. is what to do with the water after shelter in Sutter. "You never think Crew Cuts...... *5.00 and Blowdry...... *7.50 I'M 'S B L L llifo A W ^ HOWONDEP-.. LOGIC, (MOULD I $ELLA L£MDN nomes, authorities said. damaged. The storms drove the Yuba repairs to the levee are completed. that something like this will (tonoer heir eilQhtty higher) STUDEBAKEIS ) W TOLD TDAN BWPLO/EgAHD FPieWD^ , Trucks hauled rock 30 miles happen to you. You see it on TV and from a quarry in a frantic effort to River to a depth of 76.5 feet on Temporary .repairs will take a day 245 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER • 649-0881 Cl«BS*tmQFs< o h e a p , m V 0 o v I JmiooFieevF Tuesday, well above flood stage, or two, with permanent repairs you see it on the news, but you just 1 1 fill in the 150-foot-wide gap in the don’t ever think it will happen. Not HOURS: Tuet. A Wed. 6-5:30 • Thurs. A FrI. 8-7 • Set. 8-3:30 th a t IT''^ a lYuba River levee, which began to although it had dropped signifi­ expected to be complete in five cantly when the levee broke. days. to you.” L ^ M O N l isrumble Thursday at dusk after more than a week of fierce rains. "In the summertime, it’s just a trickle,” said Capt. Joseph Saxon, MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE M IS S " by Hargreavea A Sellera And boats and helicopters searched the area for people a spokesman at Beale. "You can CIBBS HWMSew and BsAsrs walk across it.” OMir«uMd by NEA.kK C^MT PE^AIR.' , VA^J C3H ^ U P WE HAVE stranded in the water, BeETH^VEN NEVEf? ( ONUYcyv/C PICTURE THE SMACASEHT.' i There was no way to tell how long "This is my third flood — one in Arkansas, the big flood (in Yuba h b a r p -a a />'‘=’ f h i s C?Lrr£>FTHE TWO ;the 24,000 to 26,000 residents of City) in 1955 and now this,” said WHAT& THE Ffc>lMT M U e ic : p l a y e d / -THF’OSAMP THAT (Linda and Olivehurst would be HE PAIWTEP.' ©ept from their swamped homes, Connie Dickens. 67, of Olivehurst. F F WRmM<5 A B«C>K IF but it would be "at least another “ This is the third time I ’ve had to NOB'SITY WILL PE AP r r ? WINTHROP @by OIck Cavalli day, very likely more,” said Yuba start over. I ’m going to get some The Herald Is place in the hills. I ’ ve lost SINCE THE SCHOOL SHE OUST CHECKS OFF THE tounty Undersheriff Dennis MRS. STENQLE SATS WRITING everything.” Q O T A COPVINkS- THINGS I DID WRONG .Moore. NOTES TO MY PARENTS ” I didn’t get anything out except IS A LOT EASIER... MACHINE. A N D S IG N S H E R N A M E , Twenty-five boats and eight 33 my pictures of the family,” said helicopters searched for victims ] 1 / (Joyce Pirtle of Olivehurst, who Friday. There was no estimate of was among the many refugees at the number of people rescued, but “Your Voice In Manchester Beale Air Force Base. “ After California Highway Patrol spokes­ E (Tuesday, they said everything was man Bob Wells said he saw dozens ifine and we shouldn’t worry plucked from cars stalled on Puxzies Astrograph lanymore.” Highway 70 in the flooded area. I ' THE REFUGEES will not be STATE FLOOD control spokes­ If you live in Manchester then the Answer to Previous Puzzle 1-22. (M lM 'allowed to return home until water man Bill Helms said the break in ACROSS 4 Affirmed Cl«Mby»CA.Ir (supplies were certified free of the levee came as a surprise, since Herald’s the newspaper for you 5 Mental anguish 0 U c H 0 U S T 1 Normandy 6 Tennis player “l- Z Z - 22 Ever (poat.) 1 ICrowd boos Tutu form) 1 T S H E R isfaction. Nothing must be left to make valued and reasonable dicisions 23 Victory symbol K 26 Shoshonaans chance. Major changes are ahead lor Pi­ 24 Ooze S A Y s Si O N D E regarding key local issues that may 27 Sinewy sces In the coming year. Send lor your 27 Spendthrift Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 BUQ8 BUNNY ®by Warn«r Broa. 28 Split 50 Something affect your life today or in the future. 31 Horse doctor, 45 Electric units to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. jn Alexandra visit 2 9 Ireland for short 46 Aid in diagnos­ small Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be Can you afford not to stay informed? 32 Raised platform 30 Hilo garlands ing (comp, wd.) sure to state your zodiac sign. Adriaan Viok, deputy minister of __ 33 Eve's mats 47 Grafted, in 51 Neck and neck By Marcus Elloson 34 Yorkshire river The Associated Press law and order and defense, had 35 Wind (comb, 36 Grouper heraldry 52 Remainder ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) It's Impera­ agreed that if the township decided We also think it’s our responsibility to 38 Trappings 46 Califamis wine form) 55 Bachelor's last tive today to maintain control of your Im­ JOHANNESBURG, South on a date for the funerals of the riot listen to what residents in Manchester 37 Residua 41 Dancer Rogers valley portant endeavors. Being lax or Indiffer­ victims, the detainees would be Africa — A crowd of 40,000 blacks 39 7, Roman 43 Darker 49 Legal paper words (2 wds.) ent could cost you all you've gained. shouted angrily and booed Bishop released in time for the services. have to say. We want to hear your 40 Posy TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your normal Desmond Tutu on Friday when he 42 Paradises Tutu, the Anglican bishop of views on the news — what you think is routine could suffer more disruptions told them that a meeting with the Johannesburg, and the other cler­ 44 Brim than usual today. Leave some space In important, what should go into the white government had gained no ics had sought to meet with Botha 45 Liberian natives your plans to handle contingencies. 46 Rare gas concessions on their grievances. about the problems in Alexandra paper and what shouldn’t. We’re GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Treat every­ 49 More worm- ” We are going to be rulers in this but were told he was too busy. one you're Involved with today as especially interested in hearing any infested rfand,” the black Nobel Peace Instead, they saw Vlok. Tutu told equals, regardless of their rank. If you “ fhiireate, who has calmed many rejiorters Vlok listened atten­ comments you may have about the 53 Genetic try to apple-polish big shots, It won't material work. •mobs during South Africa’s long tively, but “ They have nothing to service you get from the Herald. We 54 Female agony of violence, told the sullen offer, only promises.” CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Conditions guarantee prompt delivery and 5 6 Shift Bridge crowd at the sports stadium in the 57 Adenosine tri­ that pertain to your financial well-being riot-torn black township of Alexandra, surrounded by afflu­ may be less stable today than they ap­ courteous, efficient service on all phosphate •Alexandra. ent white suburbs of north Johan­ pear. Don't be wasteful. (abbr.) "When? When? When?” the nesburg, is the current focus in the billing matters. If you’re not satisfied, 58 Do newspaper LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Any situation re­ World champion The king of clubs was followed by a .. people shouted. 17-month-long uprising against we want to know about it. work quiring monetary Investment on your NORTH 2-M-l club ruff in dummy. Then the spade ... At least 23 people have been apartheid, the official race segre­ 59 Summers (Fr.) behalf should not be rushed into Impul­ ♦ J 5 4 jack was ruffed with the heart 10. That , killed in Alexandra in the past gation policy that denies rights to sively today. Caution can save you cash. V9 2 in action left Risi with the A-Q of hearts and a 60 Yes week. South Africa’s 24 million blacks We think this makes us a better 61 Datsrioratas VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Unless an Im­ ♦ A K 8 7 5 3 low club. West was down to K-J-4 of and maintains privilege for the 5 4 A 4 By Janies Jacoby 1. Tutu had eased tension in 62 Scold portant relationship Is handled master­ hearts, and dummy still bad the heart Alexandra on Tuesday by promis- million whites. More than 1,100 newspaper and one this community fully today, a misunderstanding could nine. When declarer’s last club was WEST EAST From the auction Ruci Markus (sit­ “ ing to take the complaints of its people, nearly all of them black, can be proud of. Please watch for our DOWN arise. Guard against making abrasive ♦ Q 10 6 ©962 played. West could do no better than ...residents to the government. He have been killed in the violence. statements. ting South) certainly had no assurance trump with the jack and hope his part­ ¥ K J 4 ¥765 - and other clerics did so Thursday, reader surveys that will soon be 1 Delineate that her partner would have as many ner had as much as the queen. But de­ Johannesburg and Durban re­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Today, don't ♦ Q1062 ♦ J94 —and he had returned to report. 2 Food store ♦ Q 9 7 ©J1053 as three hearts, but she hoped that clarer’s A-Q took the last two tricks moved one apartheid barrier F ri­ appearing in our paper and fill them make alibis or try to cover up something - ( He told the people that President 3 Gulf between you’ve neglected.. It will only make mat­ North’s heart doubleton might contain and the contract. day by opening their downtown p.W. Botha’s government had out. If you let us know how we can Africa and ters worse. SOUTH the jack or king. No such luck, but she Much as we all admire England’s business districts to businessmen 22 ♦ AK73 promised to investigate and con- Arabia ( C ) l 9 s e by rtEA. Inc still bad to play the band. Since trying and professionals of all races. improve the paper for you, our readers, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) If you plan VAQ1083 Rixi Markus, I believe that her Ameri­ ■ aider their demands for removal of to pick up the heart suit would leave can competitors are glad she'has re­ They also ended the restriction of then we will continue to be your voice to go out on the town with friends this her with many black suit losers, she - police patrols from the township evening, don't make It too late a night. tired from world championship movie theaters and restaurants in ©K862 v a n d release of riot detainees. Remember, tomorrow Is a workday. figured that her best chance would be competition. the downtown areas to whites. in Manchester. CELEBRITY CIPHER Vulnerable: Neither an end play of some sort. To be suc­ Angry blacks shouted from the CtlM brtty cipher cryptogrAmB tr* crM t«d from quottUont by famous psopis. past and praaant. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Vic­ Each latlar In tha ciphar standi for artolhar. roday’a efua; 3 agua/is U. Dealer: North cessful, she bad to assume that the stands: "It’s not enough! The The government pledged that tories can be achieved today If you apply College tuition by CONNIE WIENER opening lead of the two of diamonds death of our people must be other cities soon would follow suit. your talents and abilities. You won't get West North East Soath * by if you rely solely on Lady Luck. was from a four-card holding. And so avenged! Down with Botha! ” Loud Blacks. Indians and people of “ U SCTM YP HPPV UD YIT O.UXXPX 1© Pass 1© to work. Based on the Peterson’s Guides An­ boos, catcalls and chants of mixed race previously had to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) Joint Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2© nual Survey of Undergraduate Institu­ ventures might not be your cup of tea to­ • African nationalist slogans arose operate behind white front men in Pass 2 NT Pass 3© Declarer played low from dummy tions, the average yearly cost of tu­ COM YIUDV, ‘YITXT IT UC, GOTXURG’C day, especially commercial ones. Busi­ . In the stifling summer heat. the central business districts. Pass 3¥ Pass 4 NT and trumped the opening lead. She ness matters must be taken seriously. ition, mandatory fees and college No police or troops were in Pass 5© Pass 6© played her A-K of spades and a club to room and board at fonr-year private AQUARIUS (Jm i. 20-Fab. 19) It’s advis­ Pass Pass Pass ■ • evidence at the stadium, an South Africans got the good WUHHGUD.’’’ — WURYPX JXTDRI. dummy’s ace. Next, on the A-K of dia­ colleges for 1985-1986 is $7,971. The able today that neither you nor your - ^.'apparent concession by the white- economic news Thursday that a PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "II is better to be a lion lor a day than a sheep monds she Bluffed her two spade losers average annual cost at a four-year mate make a big expenditure without Opening lead: © 2 ' ••'■minority government. deal had been worked out with iianrhpatpr BpralJi all your life. " — Sister Elizabeth Kenny. and continued with still another dia­ public college is $3,621 for state resi­ the approval of the other. Both must be ' Mike Beea, head of the Alexan­ foreign creditors for repayment of In accord. mond, trumped with the heart eight. founded in /88I dents and $5,489 for non-residents. dra Civic Association, got a the $14 billion in debt that the warmer response when he said government froze last August, MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986 — 11 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 22, 19«6 ‘People go nuts over It’ ‘SPORTS Car club salutes the ’60s with a ‘good times’ dance Manchester boys are tourney-bound Friday night as more than 350 night's dinner-dance. By Susan Vaughn The club, which organized in Herald Reporter members and friends of the By Bob PapettI Swinging ’60s Car Club pack^ Columbia three years ago, is Herald Sports Writer mostly composed of people over Muscle cars and muscle shirts. the Army and Navy Club on Main 35 who grew up in the ’50s and The Indians are in. Street. Poodle skirts and ponytails. The N The Manchester High boys’ "Those were the good times,” ’60s, Shurkus said. But, he limbo and the twist. added, teenagers and people in basketball team qualified for the All these fads of the 1950s and said Ron Shurkus of Manchester, state Class LL tournament with a their 60s also attend the club’s ’60s were very much alive on one of the organizers of Friday surprisingly easy, 55-39, CCC East events. win over visiting Rockville High at Criteria for membership is Clarke Arena Friday night. ownership of a driveable pre- The win was the fourth in a row 1970s car. There are currently 43 for the ever-improving Indians, members from several central who evened their overall record to Connecticut towns. 8-8 for the season. The eight Club members are not inter­ triumphs guarantee MHS at least a ested in show cars or contests, 40 percent victory rating, which is said Sharon Shurkus, Ron’s wife. the minimum CIAC requirement. V To properly guage how far The people who own the cars mm-.., ^ Manchester has come, consider have them because they enjoy the last time Friday’s opponents driving them, said Ron Shurkus. locked, horn.s. The homestanding As many as 800 people show up Ram.s destroyed the Indians by 20 with their vintage cars for the points, 77-55, on Jan. 17. Plagued "cruise nights” that the club by a lineup littered with individu­ holds in parking lots, Ron als, Manchester proceeded to drop Shurkus said. two more decisions and by the end "Muscle cars,” such as of the month, the record stood at a dismal 3-7, Chevelles, Dodge Super Bs and I! • Manchester was a mess. 2 Camaros, are the most popular Then a gang of confident, team- < 2 among the ’60s car fanatics, said oriented hoopsters stole the Indi­ Shurkus. But members’ cars ans’ uniforms and went out on the range from a 1923 T-bucket hardwood floor to win five out of owned by Donna Fraser of six. Tolland to a 1970 fire-engine red " I t ’s worked out well,” said Chevy Malibu owned by Sandra smiling Manchester coach Frank Ratcliffe of Manchester. Kinel. “ A lot of it is confidence. That’s what comes with a few Ron and Sharon Shurkus own 2 wins,” cars from the ’60s — a 1966 Chevy The win Friday was a must The 2 Nova wagon, a 1964 Oldsmobile Indians’ final four games of the Cutlass and a 1964 Pontiac regular season include the top Herald photo by Pinto Tempest. three clubs in the CCC East. Fraser, dressed in a powder- Manchester travels to Hartford Brunone (53) attempts a block, while Herald photo by Pinto Public High on Monday for a 7:30 Bruce Rosenberg, the game-high scorer blue poodle skirt and wearing Scott Van Oudenhove (33) looks on. her boyfriend’s class ring, said tilt. and rebounder for Manchester High in she inherited several cars and a A swarm of hands surround the basketball during a "Now I don't have to worry.” Friday night’s 55-39 win over visiting Manchester won, 55-39, to guarantee said a relieved Kinel. “ Now weean 1950s vintage Chevy pickup from rebound battle at Clarke Arena Friday night. The Indians’ Rockville High at Clarke Arena, releases itself a state tournament berth. Brian Arnold (43) gets sandwiched by Rockville’s John be shooting for getting us out of her father, who was a collector. that bottom spot in the a jump shot in traffic. The Rams’ Dave Many people at the dinner- Slavik (ieft) and Dave Brunone. Manchester’s Sam tournament.” dance wore ’50s-style outfits, Rockville’s about-face, which and rejected five shots With Rosenberg scoring 7 and Henderson is in the background. Inspired Manchester, which led Peters adding 6, the Indians appropriate for the twist and from buzzer to buzzer, is now 5-6 in resulted in a nearly 40-point swing, At times, the hosts’ stingy zone and the visitors’ cold hands com­ jumped off to a 17-6 first-quarter limbo contests which were held the division. Rockville slips to 4-8 can be attributed to Manchester’s bined for a stark illustration of just lead. Lata, in a repeat perfor­ at the dance. Music was provided in the CCC East, and 5-11 overall. switch in defensive strategies. The Indians employed an impregnable how lopsided the game truly was. mance from Wednesday’s come­ by Vintage, an area band which Bruce Rosenberg paced another The Weekend zone defense all night, instead of Rockville was held to just 6 points back win at East Catholic, ram­ plays — what else — ’50s and ’60s balanced scoring assault by pump­ paged onto the floor in the second ing in 13 points. Michael Lata the man-to-man alignment that in the first quarter and later tunes. Herald photos by Plrtto had burned them in the first game. scored one single basket in the quarter and gunned in 6 straight Tourney push for hockey teams contributed 11, Troy Peters added points to aid in establishing a 32-25 "People go nuts over it. It’s 10. and Brian Arnold had 9. "That was one of the main third. really coming back,” said Shur­ Donna Fraser reveals her full petticoats fans of the '50s and ’60s who spent the The tournament drive for the Manchester High and Ea.st differences.” admitted Kinel. Manchester was familiar with halftime advantage. Donna Fraser of Tolland sports a 1950s look at the Scott Van Oudenhove netted a kus of the music. The club got its evening talking about their vintage cars Catholic High hockey teams is here. Both teams are pursuing the "Really, in this whole stretch (of statistics like those in the first half The second half was all fun for under her ’’poodle skirt” as she swirls team-high 12 for the Rams Joe the momentous, tourney-bound Swinging '60s Car Club dance Friday night at the Army mandatory .500 records required to qualify for post-season play. success), the defense has been a of the season, only from the other name from radio station around at the Swinging ’60s Car Club or showing their agility dancing the Carnemolla chipped in with 11. Indians. and Navy Club. Fraser’s outfit was authentic enough with MHS. with an 8-8 record, takes on Glastonbury High tonight at strong point.” side. WDRC’s “Swinging ’60s sur- limbo or the twist. “ I walked off the court and asked MANCHESTER (55) — Trov Peters 3 a pale blue felt “poodle skirt,” saddle shoes, pony tail and dinner-dance Friday night at the Army 9:45 at the Hartford Arena in South Windsor. With three games Others that contributed to the vey,” Shurkus said. WDRC helps myself ‘how did we lose by 20 the Rosenberg, a steady 6-4 forward, defensive scheme were Lata and 4-4 10, Chuck Sentelo 0 0-0 0, B rian and Navy Club. Fraser was one of 350 remaining, the Indians can only afford one more loss. and Arnold, the high-strung 6-8 M llone 1 0-0 2, Shaun B rophy 1 1-2 3, F her boyfriend’s class ring. sponsor the club. la.st time,” ' said Kinel. Matt Vaughn. Sam Henderson 2 0-0 4, M ichael Lata 5 It’s less complicated for East, which sports an 8-9-1 overall F center, continued to mind the mint Kinel had nothing but praise for 1-3 11, Matt Vaughn 0 3-4 3, Bruce record, but only 7-9-1 as far as the ClAC is concerned. East needs The explanation was no mystery Rosenberg 4 5-7 13, Brian Arnold 25-69, down the middle. Vaughn, a heady 6-2 sophomore. to win its last two games, including tonight at 7:15 against to Rams’ coach Dave Geissler. Totals IB 19-26 55. “ They’ve been very important "H e’s the key for us against the ROCKVILLE (39) — Joe Carnemolla visiting Cheshire High at the Bolton Ice Palace. "The difference, obviously, is that NASA tests detailed weather risks because they’ve played very con­ pressure,” said the MHS mentor. 5 1-2 11, Joe Tavollerl 3 0-1 6, Bill Obituaries Manchester has really improved.” Hannigan 0 0-0 0, Scott Van Oudenhove he said. "Frank has done an sistently.” Kinel said. Rosenberg "H e has great basketball instinct, 44-41 2, Paul Gagne 20-04, JohnS lavIk ings to monitor the work of the Jesse Moore said launch officials In Congress, meanwhile, several excellent ,iob in turning these kids pulled down a game-high 11 and that’s something you can’t 1 0-1 2, Dave Brunone 1 1-3 3, Bob Continued from page 1 panel. East girls In hoop action W ardrop 0 1-2 1, Totals 16 7-13 39. did not know about the internal Democrats called for Senate hear­ around.” rebounds, while Arnold grabbed 10 teach.” Alfred ‘Fred* Ubert Grace McNeely ings beginning next week with Hollings, who has called for inspections. The team checking argument at Morton Thiokol, The East Catholic High 6-13 girls' basketball team winds up its Grace (Bolton) McNeely, 81, of testimony from acting NASA ad­ Graham’s resignation, told repor­ E Alfred “ Fred” Ubert, 76, of 80-A Challenger read temperatures of 1985-86 regular season tonight at 7 against host Aquinas High in E 88 Oak St., widow of Herbert L, ministrator William Graham and ters. “ the fellow’s in over his Bluefield Drive, died Thursday at 7-9 degrees Fahrenheit on the which preceded the manufactur­ New Britain. The Eagles move on to the ACC Tournament, Manchester Memorial Hospital. McNeely, died at the Windham three officials involved in the head.” Scholastic roundup lower right booster, but the word er’s recommendation that the starting Monday, at a site to be announced. Community Memorial Hospital in booster rocket program. A redesign of the booster seals He was the husband of Marcella apparently never got to the shuttle launch be allowed to proceed. Willimantic Friday. Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., was considered almost certain to (Curran) Ubert. launch managers. Investigators have since learned She was born in Cabot. Vt., and charged that Republican leaders be recommended by the commis­ He was bom in Norfolk, May 31. In Utah, a Morton Thiokol that 15 Morton Thiokol engineers UConn at Civic Center tonight 1909. He has lived in Manchester had lived in Manchester for the last on the Senate Commerce Commit­ sion, which holds open hearings official said a NASA inspector read unanimously recommended most of his life. Before he retired, 10 years. She had been employed tee, which has been studying the next Tuesday and Wednesday The University of Connecticut basketball team hosts Eagle cagers fall short again a temperature of minus 8 degrees against launch, but that the he was employed by the Town of as a tenant relations adviser for approval of vice president Joe C, accident, are “stonewalling” for here. Such changes could ground Providence University in Big East action tonight at 8 at the at a lower strut which connects the one period and .stretched it to 28-14 Manchester for many years. He the Hartford Housing Authority for Kilminster was forwarded despite the Rogers commission by decid­ shuttles for 18 to 24 months, if new Hartford Civic Center. Was it not for bad luck, then East NaTRE DAME (46) — Lamar Spruill Tom Cordlero60-3 1 2, Mark Mlchaud4 right booster to the fuel tank. 8 3-4 19, Dan Dovle30-06, Pat Baldino 1 5-7 13, J e ff JasenskI 0 0-0 0, C raig at halftime The Rams led, 43-18, was a member of St. Mary's 25 years. those objections. ing to hold only occasional hear­ rocket forgings are required. The Huskies, who lost Wednesday to Seton Hall in their first Catholic boys’ basketball team H yland 3 8-1114, Dan Ennen 2 1-4 5, Jon Outgoing NASA shuttle boss 3- 4 S, Mike Palladino 6 2-2 14, Jerry after three stanzas. Episcopal Church, the American ' She is survived by a daughter. game without leading scorer Earl Kelley, are 3-9 in the Big East would have no luck at all. M artin 01-2 1, Sean Wild 1 0-0 2, Totals Kebisch 1 0-0 2, R obert Zerlls 0 0-0 0, "They took advantage of their Association of Retired Persons and Barbara Elaine Jones of Manches­ and 12-11 overall. The Friars, coming off a 76-67 win over Second-year coach Ray Page Steve K irk 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 8-10 46. 26 19-3 2 71. EAST CATHOLIC (4 2) — Kevin CHENEY TECH (50) — Dennis size, they are bigger than us and the Retirees of the Town of ter; three sons. Herbert L. may have that feeling shortly. His Forem an 3 3-4 9, Rick Gonzalez 4 5-913, Pittsburgh, are 4-9 in the Big East and 12-12 overall. Riggs 1 0-0 2, K evin Madden 3 0-0 6, used that effectively," Armstrong Manchester. He was a life member McNeely of Thomaston, Harold E. Europe hails launch of Ariane rocket Eagles, for the third time in their M a tt Perno 6 5-617, D am ien Canny 30-0 Tom Dowd 4 0-1 8, M ack H aw kins 2 0-1 4, W illie D rtiz 2 0-2 4, T ro v N orm an 6 said. "W e didn’t get anything of the Elks Lodge of Rockville. McNeely of Bloomfield and Bruce last four games, came close to 6, J.P.CIIsbam 20-04,MlkeSeegar31-5 7, Paul GuardlnoOO-00, David SanderO 0-0 1 2, C lin t N ett 0 0-0 0. Totols 21 8-17 inside. We got 8 (points) from Besides his wife, he is survived B. McNeely of Enfield; four SPOT, which took seven years to nailing down an elusive victory. KOUROU, French Guiana which have since been modified. Booster rockets must push Vik­ Whalers at home Sunday afternoon 0-0 0. T otals 18 6-11 4 2. 50. Dawn (Martin) and 8 from Erin by two daughters, Jacqueline „ brothers, Aaron Bolton, William ing into an orbit with an apogee of develop, is expected to begin But once again East saw its hopes (U P I) — Europe’s Ariane rocket The scheduled launch Friday (Prescott) and that was all on London of South Windsor and Bolton and Robert Bolton, all of 9,375 miles, where it will seek to sending back detailed images of The Hartford Whalers continue their playoff drive with a of posting a win fall short as it Cheney thumped Pats postponed blasted off Friday night and was the first of a Western rocket outside stuff.” Maureen Prouty of Manchester; Cabot, Vt.. Mark Bolton of Burling­ learn why the Northern Lights jam the earth within a month after its Sunday matinee contest at 2:05 against the St. Louis Blues at the bowed to Notre Dame of West HEBRON — The Coventry- successfully sent two satellites into since the U.S. space shuttle Chal­ EAST HAMPTON - Twenty- Betsy Andersen had 15 points eight grandchildren; eight great­ ton, Vt.; a sister, Harriett Holt of radio transmissions. launching. Civic Center. Haven. 46-42, in overtime Friday RHAM High game scheduled F ri­ orbit in the first Western space lenger exploded after liftoff Jan 28, eight points in the final quarter and Sarah Turkinglon 11 to lead the grandchildren; and several nieces Plainfield, Vt.; 14 grandchildren The 28-29-1 Whalers finally snapped out of three-week. 0-9-1 night in ACC play at the Eagles' day night was po.'tponed. It will be mission since the shuttle Chal­ killing seven people, including the broke open a close contest as East Rams. and nephews. and eight great-grandchildren. winless skid with back-to-back victories over Vancouver and played today at RHAM High lenger disaster. first teacher in space The Soviet Nest. Hampton High topped Cheney “ To win against a team like this The funeral will be Monday at 1 A memorial service will be held Buffalo last week. Hartford visits Adams Division co-leading East lost a 56-55 contest to School in Hebron with the junior The unmanned, disposable Ari­ Union sent a space station into Tech, 71-50, in Charter Oak Confer­ we have to get everyone contribut­ p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Rose Hill Manchester High on Wednesday on vars'ty game starting at 1 p.m. ane soared into the night sky, orbit Thursday. GLENNEY Montreal Canadians tonight. The Whalers have never won in the ence basketball action Friday ing offensively and now we’re not 400 Main St., Burial will be in the Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky a basket with six seconds left. trailing a huge tongue of fire that Montreal Forum in seven seasons, going 0-19-5. including a pair night. getting enough team offense,” East Cemetery. Calling hours are Hill. Burial will be in Cabot French space officials said the East tied it at 42-all with one illuminated the jungles surround­ of playoff losses in 1980. The Bellringers. 7-5 in the COC Girls Basketball Armstrong said. Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Cemetery, Cabot, Vt. Ariane launch might be difficult HOME CENTER second left in regulation on an ing France’s space center in the and 10-5 overall, had a tenuous Rockville also won the junior The Elks Lodge will conduct a Memorial donations may be sent because it will be tbe first time offensive rebound bucket by Mike South American nation of French 43-37 lead after three periods. But MHS trampled varsity game, 48-47. Val Holden service Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the to the Windham Community Mem­ Ariane has been fired toward the KEMPER Seegar. “ It was a great play by Guiana. Celtics In Hartford Sunday night they quickly to Big Eight Conference, divide $3004X» offer. (Earned $1 25.000 In 1965) and Otis Birdsong, who returned and Moses Malone added 22 points At Atlanta, Dominique Wilkins NY Rangers 28 26 4 60 205 197 Central DIvHlon 2-13 — L os Angeles first bosemon Greg lifts ns. call and issued a delay of game New Jersey 18 37 3 39 215 274 Tom Kite by Jesse Owens’ Olympic gold Maine and 21 rebounds for Philadelphia. scored 38 points Friday night to Joy Olslng Milwaukee 39 18 .684 — Brock o s k ^ for $440,000; awarded club's warning, then issued Connors after missing two games due to Adams Division Atlanta 31 24 .564 7 medals and add the holes $3 25XX)0 offer. (Eorned$150.000ln 1985) Sauaw 1 new pp pdr 6-30 base 15 trails Washington received 16 points send the Atlanta Hawks to a 106-98 Quebec 33 23 4 70 248 212 Andy Dillard his second code violation of the injuries, each scored 19 points for Scott Simpson Detroit 3 2 25 .561 7 played by Ken Venturi in the final 2-13 ^ Houston reliever Bill Dawlev from Jeff Ruland and 15 each from victory over the Indiana Pacers. Montreal Cleveland 2 2 33 .400 16 asked for $4354)00; oworded club's Sugarloot pp Isgr 10-35 base 49 trails 13 match. That resulted in Lendl UFI photo New Jersey. Williams also 3 2 2 2 6 70 256 20 2 BIN Isroelson day of the 1964 U.S. Open. lifts sm buddy warner youth champion­ Cliff Robinson and Jeff Malone. Atlanta went ahead to stay 8-6 on Doug Tewell Indiana 19 37 .339 19’/z $3 254)00 offer. (Earned$ 295,000 In 1985) receiving a point and taking a grabbed 15 rebounds. Buffalo 28 26 6 6 2 2 28 215 Chlcogo 19 38 .333 20 2*17 — Clevelond shortstop Julio ships 2-2 28.23. a layup by Wilkins with 9:44 left in Boston 27 25 7 61 230 219 Willie Wood Saddleback 1 new Isgr pp 18-30 base 2 2 4-2 lead in the final set. Jimmy Connors, once considered the “Bad Boy" of the Micheal Ray Richardson, who Lonnv Wodklns Western Conference PAYOFF: The answer is also Franco osked for $740,000; oworded the first quarter. The Hawks led Hartford 28 29 2 58 239 2 28 Midwest Division club's $575,000 offer. (Earned $455,000 In trails 5 lifts sm. Connors, who protested was arrested Thursday morning Knicks 117, Sonics 104 Campbell Conference Antonio Cerda the number of games logged by Sunday River pp 3 7-64 base 3 2 trails 6 tennis worid, rages over a line caii in the fifth set during 52-42 at halftime, and held their Moshlro Kuromoto W L Pet. GB 1965) wildly, continued his refusal to on assualt charges and sub- NonH Division Houston 36 20 .643 — the 1967 National League 2-17 — Seattle pitcher Mike Moore litts. semifinai match against ivan Lendl at the Lipton At New York Louis Orr scored 26 biggest lead, at 16 points, in the W L T PH. OF GA Bob Lohr Mt. Abram pp 1 2-48 base 19 trolls 4 play, yelling, “ I won’t play squently missed practice due to cut Tony Sills Denver 33 23 589 3 ERA leader, an Atlanta Brave. asked for $5304)00; awarded club's points, Gerald Wilkins 23 and Ken third quarter. Chicago 29 23 8 66 265 258 Dallas 29 25 .537 6 $4004)00 offer (Earned $ 207,500 In 1965) lifts. under these conditions — get the internationai Piayers Championships Friday at Boca on his left hand, returned to the Sf. Louis 26 24 8 60 2 21 219 Jodie Mudd Name him. 2-17— MInnesoto catcher Tim Loudner Lost Valley Isgr pp 1 2-30 base 1 2 trolls Bannister 20 Friday night to lead Atlanta, now 31-24, received 20 Tom Purtier San Antonio M 27 .5 26 6'/j supervisor and referee out Raton, Fia. Connors refused to continue, defaulting the starting lineup and scored 14 Minnesota 24 26 9 241 235 Utoh 27 30 .474 9'/j osked for $2504)00; awarded club's 2 PS- New York to a 117-104 victory over Toronto 17 36 6 37 231 292 Jett Sluman Camden Snow Bowl pp frg r 6-18 8 points. points from Randy Wittman, while Corev Pavin Sacramento 23 3 2 .418 1 7'Ai $1554100 offer. (Earned $145,000 In 1965) here.” match to Lendi. the Seattle SuperSonics, breaking Detroit 1 2 4 2 5 29 195 309 Pacitir DIvHlon 2-18 — Boston cotcher Rich Gedman frails 1 lift. .... The game was played before a Kevin Willis contributed 18 points Smvthe Division Tom Sleckmonn Pleosant Mtn Isgr 10- 24 base 15 trolls 3 At that point he was issued a the Knicks seven-game losing Jim Gallagher LA Lakers 40 14 .741 — asked for $1 m illion; awarded club's capacity crowd of 20,149, marking and a game-high 17 rebounds. Edmonton 41 13 6 88 318 241 Portland 29 30 .49 2 \3'/i $6504)00 offer. (Earned $477,S00 In 1965) lifts. game penalty, giving Lendl a ,'i- streak. Calgarv 27 24 7 61 255 2 23 Buddy (Sardner Eastern Massachusetts that. Jimmy is an emotional guy only the fifth time a regular-season Johnny Miller Phoenix 22 31 .415 17'/t 2-19— New York Metssecondbaseman 2 advantage. Ferrar then ran semifinal match against Stefan Xavier McDaniel scored 20 of his Los Angeles 19 34 6 44 212 289 LA Clippers 21 33 .389 19 OJMPIN IIMd :ddOAVd Wally Beckman asked for Nashoba Valley Isgr wet gr 1 2-5 2 base and he gives 110 percent every game at Meadowlands Arena has Bulls 108, Blazers 96 Vancouver 17 31 9 43 209 239 Jim Dent 9 trails 4 lifts ns. onto the court and told Connors Edberg, 6-4, 1-0 (retired) when 28 points in the fourth quarter to John Cook Seattle 20 36 .357 21 99 = 9C -t 9 ez - 89 qi3M 8N V $4 25,000; awarded club's $3 25,000 time he goes out on the court, he sold out. Winnipeg 18 36 6 4 2 216 281 Golden Stole 17 40 . 298 24'/> offer. (Earned $200,000 In 1965) Wachusett Mtn Isgr 18-40 bose 12 trails to continue playing and that he Edberg pulled out of the match lead Seattle. Tim McCormick At Chicago, rookie forward Friday's RosulH KIkuo Aral © IMS by NEA. Inc 4 lifts ns 10 trolls for ns. got emotionally upset. I don’t The Lakers were led by Kareem Gary McCord Friday's ResulH had 90 seconds to do so before he complaining of a strained stom­ added 21. Al Wood 18 and Tom Charles Oakley scored 12 of his 18 Buffalo 5, NY Islanders 1 New Jersey 1 21, LA Lakers 106 2-20 — Texas outfielder Gory Ward Bradford Isgr 2 2-44 bose 4 trails 3 lifts think he was right, but he Abdul-Jabbar, who scored 28 Pittsburgh 7, Detroit 3 Lorry RInker would default the match. ach muscle. Chambers 15. points in the decisive first half Jim Woodward New York 117, Seattle 104 asked for $9304X)0; awarded club's ns- showed his emotions.” Buch­ points while appearing in his Quebec at Minnesota, night $865,000 offer. (Earned $695,000 In 1965) Boston Hills no report. 1 The match was officially Ferrar defended Shales’ han­ The Knicks played without Pa­ Friday night, and Gene Banks had Frank Conner Phllodelphlo 97, Woshington 87 Rocket8 111. Maverlck8104 1,303rd regular-season NBA game Chicago of Winnipeg, night Atlanta 106, Indlona 98 2-20 — New York Mets pitcher Ron %lne RIdM call ahead 617-355-4396. ruled 1-6, 6-1, 6-2, 2-6, 5-2 dling of the situation. holz said. trick Ewing and Ernie Grunfeld, 17 of his 26 points in the second half Colgarv at Vancouver, night Keith Fergus Word Hill Isgr 1 2-30 base 6 trails 5 lifts to tie Elvin Hayes’ record for most (Jenny Hepler Houston 111, Dallos 104 Darling osked for $615,000; awarded (default) in favor of the top- " I think the whole situation to help the Chicago Bulls to a 108-96 F Saturday’s Games Chicago 108, Portland 96 HOUSTON (111) club's $4404)00 offer (Earned $230,000 In ns winter carnival. Bill Cartwright, Pat Cummings F Billy Plerot Both players protested more appearances. (All Times EST) Sacramento at Phoenix, night McCray 7-10 2- 216, Petersen 67 60 8, 1965) Blue Hills 5 new wet gr 1 2-40 base 3 seeded Lendl. The victory was was handled entirely by the and Bernard King, all due to victory over Portland, the Trail W ashington of P hllodelphlo, 1:05 Clarence Rose trolls 3 lifts ns. than half a dozen calls earlier in Magic Johnson scored 20 points Bobby Wodklns Golden State at LA Clippers, night Sampson 16336938, Lucas3-13607, Lloyd Plover winners Lendl’s eighth straight over book." he said. injuries. Blazers’ eighth straight loss. p.m. Saturday's Games 7-17 44 18, Reid 613 60 1 2,Wiggins 6 2 2-7 — Seattle outfielder Phil Brodley Klein Innsbruck opr 6:30-10 p.m. Frgr Tournament chairman Butch the match, with Connors draw­ for Los Angeles and had 10 assists Los Angeles at New Jersey, 1:35 p.m. Barry Jaeckel I 2-18 base 2 trails 2 lifts ns. Connors and tied their career Seattle’s Jack Sikma missed the The victory gave the Bulls their Peter Jacobsen (All Times EST) 60 0, Leaven 4-6 2-2 12. Totals47-101 awarded his $475,000 request; club Buchholz denounced Connors ing an unsportsmanlike conduct and Mike McGee added 14 points Detroit at NY Islanders, 7:05 p jti. New Jersey at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 14-17111. offered $375,000. (Earned $1 26,370 In 1985) Western Massachusetts series at 13-13. game with a knee injury. first two-game winning streak Boston at Edmonton, 7:05 p.m. Chip Beck Brodle wet or 20-60 base 24 trolls 4 Andy Magee Portlond at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. DALLAS (104) 2-8 Kansas City pitcher Charlie Lendl will take on No. 2 seed default. code violation during the third Sixers 97, Bullets 87 since Jan. 2. Portland suffered its St. Louisot Pittsburgh, 7:35p.m. Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Aguirre 11-2 254 28, Perkins 2-91-2 5, Lelbrandt awarded his $770,000 request; lifts ns 1 2 trails 3 lifts for ns. set and Lendl drawing a ball Hartford at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Gene Sauers Berkshire East Isgr 24-60 base all trails Mats Wilander in the finals " I think it’s really unfortu­ Rockets 111, Mavs 104 11th loss in their last 12 games, all Brett Upper Seattle at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Donoldson 68 44 10, Harper 66 67 14, club offered $5504)00. (Earned$2 254)00In abuse violation in the second At Philadelphia, Charles Bark­ Sunday's Games Milwaukee at San Antonio, 8:30p.m. Blackman 615 44 17, Vincent 7-126 214, 1965) oil lifts ns. Sunday for the $112,500 in first nate. Obviously, you don’t want without injured center Sam Bowie, St. Louis ot Hartford Rick Dalpos Jlmlny Peak pp Isgr 18-54 base 21 ley scored 26 points and grabbed21 At Dallas. Ralph Sampson, who Mike [Jonald (Jallas at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Davls610 2-21 2,Ellls1-3 244.Totals39-85 2-10 — Seattle catcher Bob Kearney place money. Wilander won his to see a tennis match end like set. out with a bruised leg. Quebec at Winnipeg Phoenix at Utah, 9:30 p.m. 24-31 104. awarded his $300,000 request; club trails 5 lifts ns 12 trolls for ns. rebounds Friday night and the played the entire game, scored a Toronto at MInnesoto Pat McGowan E Fred Couples Sunday's Games Houston 27 30 34 20—til offered $ 2154)00. (Earned$163,0001n 19P5) Bousauet wet or 6-36 base 20 trails 3 E Calgarv at Chlcogo Ben Crenshaw LA Lakers at Philadelphia Dallas 25 16 29 24—104 2-11 — Minnesota pitcher Frank Violo lifts ns. Boston at Edmonton, night Indiana at Boston (at Harford), night Three-point goals—Lucas, Leovell awarded his $674,000 request; club Berkshire Sno Basin frg r 20-36 base 6 Washington at Buffalo, night Calyin Peete Morris Hotolsky LA Clippers ot New York, night 2, Aguirre, Blackmon. Fouled out— offered $5 254)00. (Earned $375,000 In 1965) trails I lift. Bob Twoy Golden State at Socromento, night None. Total fouls—Houston 23, Dal­ 2-13 — Cincinnati catcher Dave Van Mt. Tom frg r Isgr 535 base 13 trails 3 SibmS, Islanders 1 Ken Brown la s 13. R e b o u n d s — H o u s to n 48 Gorder awarded his $150,000 request; lifts ns. Silent Mac O’Grady leads L.A. Open Lorry Mize Nets 121. Lakers 106 (Sampson 15), Dollas 45 (Donal6 club offered $754)00. (Earned $60,000 In Butternut Basin wet gr wet snow 1668 Sports In Brief Mark Ptell son 18). Assists—Houston 29 (Lucos 1985) base 16tralls7llfts 2-2 28.23paraskl 2-25 NY Itloadtrt 10 0—1 Mark Brooks 17),Dallas 22(Davls8).A—17007. 2-13 — Kansas City first baseman Steve telemark race. By United Press International 6-iron, lost two strokes when he double­ however, settling for bogeys on BalbonI awarded his $5 25,000 request; Catamount wet gr 10-51 base 15 trails 6 Buffalo 31 1—S David Frost LA LAKERS (106) O’Grady, who has refused to nos. 13 and 17. First Period—1, Buffalo, Tucker 27 Peter Senior Cooper 4-9 60 8, Rombis M 60 2, club offered $350,000. (Earned $205,000 In lifts ns 6 trolls for ns 19 trails weekend. state TAG championships upcoming bogeyed the 467-yard par-4 second (Locombe, Houslev), 1:10. 2, NY Rex Caldwell Abdul-Jabbar16 28 2-4 28,E.Johnson69 Hawk8l06.Pacer898 1965) Otis Ridge Isgr 1 2-50 base 1 2 trails 2 LOS ANGELES — Mac O’Grady speak to PGA officials since being hole then fell back to 2-under when “ This is my cup of tea,” Island!^, Tonelll 19 (Flotlev. B. Smith), 7-9 20, McGee 617 2-4 14, Scott 3-6 60 7, 2-13 — Detroit pitcher Dave LaPoint lifts full operation weekend. NEW HAVEN — The third annual Connecticut TAC Indoor Clements said. “ Here at Riviera (Jonnie Hammond New Hampshire rode a hole-in-one on the par-3 sixth fined two years ago for allegedly he begeyed the seventh hole before 3:3 2. 3s Buffalo, D. Smith 12 (Hou$lev, Charles Bolling Lucas 610 60 8, Green 3-4 5-6 11, INDIANA (98) awarded his $5504)00 request; club Track and Field Championships will beheld at Y ale’sCoxeCage where, if you shoot par, you get Ramsey), PP, 7:51. 4, Buffalo, Andrey­ Jim Thorpe Kupchak 2-2 (M) 4, Spriggs 2-4 CM) 4. Anderson 7-16 6517, Tisdale 6141-211, offered $410,000. (Earned $380,0001 n 1985 at Bolsams Wilderness pp Isgr 14- 28 base hole Friday to a 3-under par 68 and showering rude remarks on a mounting a furious comeback. chuk 26 (Houstey, Foligno), pp, 13:00. Mork WIebe Totals 43-90 16 23 106. W lllla m s i: 279-1233,Flemlno5-6 2412, Son Francisco) II trails 3 lifts. on Sunday. March 2. The meet opens with registration at 10 a.m. a one-stroke lead over Dennis woman chauffeur at the New Trixler birdied the ninth, 10th. rewarded." Penoltles—Engblom, But, 4:03; B. Sutter, Bob Gilder NEW JERSEY (121) Richardson 6 2 60 0, Stonsburv 1-3 60 2, 2-14 — Kansos City pitcher Bret Wildcat 1 new pp Isgr 1 2-40 base 20 with the first event set to begin at 10:30 a.m. NYI, 5:59; Housley, But, 9:49; Jonsson, Saberhogen awarded his $9 25,000 re­ trails 4 lifts Including gondola. Trixler after the second round of Orleans Open. went to 7-under with 14th, and 16th to tie O’Grady. But, Davis Love M. Johnson 61168 2), W llllam s6) 29-9 Garnett 1-3 2-2 4, Warrick 69 24 14, The meet is open to Connecticut TAC-registered athletes only. NYI, 11:08; Persson, NYI, 16:57; B. Steve Pate 19,Gmlnskl6174-4 20,Richardson6108-8 Gray 2-51-1 5. Totals39-85 263098. quest; club offered $6 25,000. (Earned Black Mtn Isgr pdr 12-40 base 15 trolls the $450,000 Los Angeles Open. a birdie at the par-5,559-yard 11th. for the second straight day, he Delsing started on the back- nine Sutter, NYI. 19:14. Brion Clear 14, King 614 4-6 20, Turner 1-3 2-2 4, $150,000ln1965) 4 lifts. There will be two exceptions, for athletes competing in the 35 O’Grady, whose best finish in a He lost the stroke when he bogeyed his final hole and fell a and went to 7-under with birdies on ATLANTA (106) Bretton Woods 1 new Isgr 12- 24 base 20 Second Period—5, Buffalo, Tucker Toteo OzakI Birdsong 615 1-3 19, Cook 1-6 6 2 4. Wllklns162712-123S,Wlllls611 2418, pound weight, shot put and pole vault and for selected college PGA tournament was third, began bogeyed No. 14, then parred out for stroke back. nos. 14 and 15. He then lost two 28 (Andreychuk, Engblom), 2: 26. Bill Glosson Totals 43-88 364 2 121. Rollins3-8 2-28, Rivers 2-8004 WIttman 2-15 — California pitcher Ron trails 4 lifts ns 2 trolls for ns. Penalties—Ruff, But, 3:30; Bourne, NYI, Joey SIndelor LA LJikers 23 26 33 26-106 7-11M 20, Levlngston 24004, Webb 14, Romanick awarded hls$4 25,000 request; Cannon Mtn pp 5 25 base 17 trolls 5 relays still seeking to meet championship qualifying standards. the day at 3-under, two strokes 136 total. A stroke behind Trixler was strokes when he bogeyed nos, 16 Craig Stodler New Jersey 37 29 2 2 33—121 6 2 2, Koncok 24 63 7, Dovis 24 1-1 5, club offered $ 250,000. (Eorned $146,500 In lifts top to bottom. The entry fee is $6 per person per event with a maxium of four behind co-leaders Trixler and Jay O’Grady refused to come to the Mark Lye, who fashioned six and 18. A double-bogey on the Third Period—6, Buffalo, Cyr 15 1985) Attitashpp 24-59 base 21 trails 4 lifts. Three-point goals—E. Johnson, McCiee Battle 61 60 0. Totals 40-8 2 2630106. Delsing. He birdied the first two press room or talk to reporters who birdies for a 66 and 138 total. fourth hole cost him another two (Ramsey), 18:14. Penalties— 2, Scott. Fouled out—None. Total Indiana 18 1431 2S— 91 2-18 — Boston second baseman Marty Mt. Cranmore Isgr corn 10-50 bose 12 events. All competitors must be registered with the Connecticut Halkidls, Buf, 8:26; DIneen. NYI, LPGA results fouls—LA Lakers 31, New Jersey 24. Atlanta 31 10 19 26-106 Barrett awarded his $435,000 request; trails 6 lifts. TAC and registration cards will be checked. Registration cards holes at the 7.029- yard Riviera followed him into the locker room. Lennie Clements, who began the strokes and he lost one more when 14:03; Boyd, NYI, 18:37; Halkidls, Buf, Rebounds—LA Lakers 38 (Lucas 8), New Three point goals—None. Fouled out— club offered $3 25,000. (Earned $ 27 2,500ln Monteau 2 new pdr Isgr frg r 10-4 2 base Country Club course to go to "Gentleman,” he said, “ I have day at 2-under, shot a 70 Friday to he bogeyed No. 8. 18:37. 1965) 4 trails 2 lifts top to bottom. ($6) will be available at the meet. LPGA $ 290,«e Turquoise Clossic Jersey 5 2 (Williams 15). Assists—LA None. Total fouls—Indiana 27, Atlonta 5-under. nothing to say. You guys have a move to 3-under and into a tie with Shots on gool—NY Islanders 7 -8 *^ 21. Lakers 18 (E. Johnson 10), New Jersey 26 M. Rebounds—Indlona 39 (Williams 2-18 — New York Mets pitcher Ed Loon Mtn pdr pp 8- 28 base 28 trails 8 For further information, call Bruce Douglas at 536-1309 or Buffalo 20-7-9—36 At Phoenix, Arli., Feb. 21 Lynch oworded hls$S30,000request; club litts. After bogeying the par-3 fourth, great dinner tonight.” Jim Colbert. His third birdie of the Delsing was in a group at 140 For 7 2 (RIchordson 8). Technical—Lucas. 14), Atlanta 44 (W illis 17). Assists— Peter Leeds at 456-3157. Power-ploy conversions—NY Island­ Indiana 28 (Warrick 7), Atlanta 30 offered $4004)00 (Earned$3304300ln1985) Wotervllle Valley 1 new Isgr 18-30 base O’Grady regained the stroke and Trixler, who has earned just $959 round — on an 8-foot putt on the which included Scott Simpson, ers 4-0. Buffalo6-2. Mory Beth Zimmerman 68-69—137 2-18 — Montreal pitcher Bryn Smith 25 trails 10 lifts. Pat Meyers 71-68—139 (Rivers—1 2—). Technicals—Gray, Ral- another on the 174- yard sixth when this year, was tied for the lead 310-yard 10th hole — left him at Andy Dillard, Bill Israelson and Goalies—New York, B. Smith. Buffalo, 76era 97. Bullets 87 Ilns.A—9,148. awarded his $7004)00 request; club King Pine Isgr frg r 16-38 base 11 trails Borrosso. A—16,10 2. Amy Alcott 69-70—139 offer* d $5004)00. (Earned $ 290,000 In 1965) 3 lifts ns 4 trails for ns. he recorded his hole-in-one with a after the first round at 5- under. He 5-under. He ran into problems. Tom Kite. Referee-Denis Morel. Rosie Jones 68-7 2—140 2-19 — St. Louis pitcher Ricky Horton Tenney Mtn 1 new pdr 8-18 base 15 Road Race year opens March 29 Sherri Turner 68-72—140 WASHINGTON (07) Friday's " „ ' . reaulls awarded his $2754)00 request; club trolls 3 lifts ns. Patty Sheehan 70-70—140 Robinson 612 6615, Ruland 619 6916, 02178672 offered$2154)00. (EarnedS110,000inl965) Dartmouth SkIway 3 new pdr frgr 1 2-48 W ILLIM ANTIC — The eastern Connecticut road racing season Penguins 7. Red Wings 3 Jane Crofter 6^71—140 Bol 61 60 0, Williams 6 21 2-2 14, J. 2-20 ~ Cleveland outfielder Brett bose 14 trails 2 lifts. opens on Saturday. March 29, with the Easter Road Races. The Cathy Reynolds 71-70—141 Malone 619 3-3 15, C. Jones 1-4 1-2 3, TouraamenH Butler awarded his $8504)00 request; Whaleback 2 new pdr Isgr 10-30 base 7 Jane A inches. Mi|or fight ichadule Chambers 4), New York 31 (Walker St. John's at DePaul Skiing Ascutney Mtn 2 new Isgr 12-56 base 31 the Richmond Auditorium. Lewis on Feb. 2,1985 in Dallas. Robin Walton 73-73—146 9). Technicals—Henderson, Seattle trails 4 lifts Olympic benefit race. between the pads of goalie Bill second goal of the game, which Also later Friday. Marcus Laurl Peterson 7 2-74—146 Sunday's Game Smith has battled with the best In the heavyweight division Joyner, of UCLA, now has (Illegal defense). New York (Illegal Georgetown at Syracuse Magic Mtn 1 new Isgr 30-74 base 31 gave the Penguins a 3-1 lead. O’Sullivan of Ireland was seek­ (e-denotes defendNi# diompten) Denise Streblg 767 2—146 defense).A—13J>38. trolls 3 lifts 33 trolls 5 lifts weekend. Smith with 1:46 remaining in the four victories on the indoor Hollis Stocy 73-73—146 Monday's Gomes during his career. However, he has come up short against the UConn at PltHburgh, 8 p.m. NEWENGLANDSKIGUIDE Bromley 2 new Isgr pp 2 2-45 base 34 game to close out scoring. circuit this season. ing to stretch his unbeaten Janet Anderson 71-75—146 trails 7 lifts. likes of Larry Holmes. Tony Tubbs and Tim Witherspoon. Now at Feb. 2 2 at Richmond, Va. — Morvis Amy Benz 73-76—147 Rac basketball Seton Hall at Providence WOODSTOCK,- Vt. (UPl) — New Tucker’s first goal, a wrist shot Bolden tied the world indoor streak to six in the indoor mile Tuesday's Gome England Ski Areas Council otficlal Stratton Isgr frg r 14-66 bose 57 trails 10 32, Smith knows he must beat Frazier to keep alive his dream of Stars 5, Nordlques 2 Frailer vs. James "Bonecrusher" Smith, Colleen Walker, 7 7673—147 into the open right side, opened mark of 6.54 set by Evelyn this season. Countryman Ea- Kothy Postlewalt 73-74—147 Monmouth at Vlllanova summary ot snow conditions at New lifts. one day being the heavyweight champion. At Bloomington. Minn., Scott 10, heovywelghH. Wednesdoy's Gomes Englondsklareosasofnoon,Feb. 21,1986. Mt. Snow Isgr 30-38 base 54 trolls 10 scoring 70 seconds into the game. Ashford on Feb. 26,1982 in New monn Coghlan, in the midst of Feb. 24 at Irvine, Collt. — Jaime Shirley Furlong 7671—147 “ I think I ’m at a crossroads In my career.” he said. " I have to Bjugstad scored a goal and added Garza vs. Amel A rroiol, 10, super Lourle RInker 7 2-75—147 UConn at Providence, 8 p.m. Skiing conditions are sublect to change lifts 57 trails 13 lifts weekend. Penguins 7, Wings 3 York. Bolden had established his worst indoor campaign, Celtics 58 (Kevin Wilson 19, Paul Boston College at Georgetown due to weather, skier traffic, and other Carinthia 1 new wet gr 1430 base 15 win this fight. If I make any mistakes, at my age. people are an assist Friday night to pace bontomwelahH. Penny Hammel 7671—147 the collegiate record of 6.59 at Steve Scoot, Sydney Maree and Feb. 25atliisVeoos, Nev. — Cubonlto Da no Howe Choncellor 73-74—147 Wilhelm 19, Anthanv Wright 12), Syracuse at St. John's toctors. Be aware of changing conditions. trails 3 lifts. At Detroit, Mike Bullard scored Minnesota to a 5-2 victory over Knicks 55 (Corey Golds'on 32). Saturday, March 1 L e g ^ ; new-lnches o( new snow Haystack Isgr 12-5 2 bose 29 trolls 5 going to say I ’ve lost something. 1 enjoy boxing and want to stay John Walker were set to chal­ Perei vs. MortInQuIroi, 10, IlghtwelghH; Borbora Barrow 71-76—147 three goals and Mario Lemleux Quebec, the North Stars’ first that same meet while running Roman George vs. Javier Suozo, 10, Bonnie Louer 7673—147 Lakers 60 (Brian Pelletier 20, Do­ Syracuse at UConn (Civic Center), 8 snowfall ending In last 24 hours, lifts. In It.” lenge. minic Laurentls 16), 76ers Santiago p.m. pdr-powdersnow,pp-packedpowder,wel Maple Valley 1 new Isgr 3660 base 8 had a pair of goals and an assist victory over the Nordlques in two for UCLA. wetterwelghH. Elaine Crosby 77-71—148 tr-vtat granular, Hqr-looie oronulor, trolls 2 lifts winter carnival weekend. Smith comes into the bout with a 15-4-0 record. Feb. 25 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Steve Kothryn Young 73-75—148 Corrion 16). Seton Hall at St. John's Standings: Celtics 7-0, Knicks 4-3, Pittsburgh at Georgetown (rtr-froien granular, mft-machlne Hogback 1 new Isgr pdr 10- 2 2 base 12 Friday night to lead the Pittsburgh years. Corey Little vs. Ozzle O’Neal, 10, lunlor Kathy Hite 73-75—148 grromed surface (where tyro such terms wettetwelghH. Down Coe 7674-148 Lakers 2-5,74ers 1-6. Boston College at Vlllanova trolls 3 lifts. 6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday Feb. 22, 1986- 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 22. 1986 Mets victors Some baseball players FOCUS in arbitration Supermarket Shopper Grocery stores take time By Mike Tully He had been asking $350,000. are very clvIc-mlnded United Press International The Mets won their cases against right-hander Ron Darling and American League batting cham­ second baseman Wally Backman Bv Joe llluzzi pion Wade Boggs made his pitch and lost to right-hander Ed Lynch. United Press International planning promotion offers Friday for an unprecedented arbi­ The awards seem strange since NEW YORK — Major league tration award and the New York Darling is a more important half a million requests for free Prego,” said David Mets it'ired another salary pitcher in the Mets rotation than is baseball hands out numerous Bv Martin Sloane awards for outstanding perfor­ United Feature Syndicate Tintle, an advertising and promotion specialist who victory. Lynch, but that is only one of many put the promotion together for the three Boggs, who earned $1 million in oddities yielded by the arbitration mance on the field. Baseball also recognizes player perfor­ manufacturers. arbitration last year and then system. Although Prego is a relatively new brand, it is now celebrated with 240 hits and a Darling said Friday he had no mance off the field. Promotion offers are not cooked up overnight. "The Long after all the major promotional pot must simmer long and the stirring the No.' 2 spaghetti sauce in the nation, behind batting title had his case heard in animosity towards the Mets after front-runner Ragu, and consumer promotion offers New York He was asking $1 8 losing his arbitration case but that awards — the Cy Young, Most must be almost continuous if the promotional offer is Valuable Player, Rookie of the to succeed. Take the "Free Prego” offer that will like "Free Prego” are an important reason for the million The Red Sox were offering he did feel some irritation over the brand’s success $1.3 million. way he felt the club ignored him Year — are given out, another appear in 47 million newspaper inserts this coming Even if the arbitrator finds in “ I fell I warranted a little more honor, often overlooked, is weekend, for example. favor of the club. Boggs's $1.3 attention,” said Darling, who went bestowed upon a major leaguer. A free 32-ounce jar of Prego spaghetti sauce is the million losing award would exceed 16-8 with a 2.90 ERA last season. It is the Roberto Clemente prize anyone can win by sending in six proofs of Clip ‘n’ file refunds the highest salary ever awarded in After earning $230,000 last year Award. purchase — two from Prego. two from Kraft Grated arbitration last year's $1.2 million Darling had sought a raise to The Clemente Award, named Parmesan and two from pasta Baked goods, desserts decision in favorof Montreal'sTim $615 000 while the club came in for the late Hall of Fame " It is an attractive offer,” says Jerry Caughlin. a Raines. with an offer of $440.00, which is outfielder, is based on sports­ /Ji marketing executive of Kraft, "because these are (File No. 7) The Mets won their case against what the arbitrator selected manship, character, commun­ products that everyone uses. In fact, consumers Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off second baseman Tim Teufel, rais­ Thursday. ity involvement, humanitarian- • r5 3 f^ probably have some of them sitting in their kitchens coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage ing their record in arbitration to “ I'm not upset with the pro­ ism. playing ability and an right now" coupons, for example Start collecting the needed It took more than a year to bring this refund offer to 3-1. With the hearings completed cess" Darling said “ I knew I had individual's contributions to his lY" proofs of purchase while looking for the required and only Friday's results to come, a chance to lose, hut between the team and baseball. vour kitchen table because, as offers go, this one is a forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and complicated one. In fact, three different manufactur­ the clubs have won 18 cases and the filing date and the date of the The winner of the I6th Cle­ magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers players 15. hearing, there was no negotiating mente Award will be announced 1\ ers are involved: Campbell's for the Prego. Kraft for may not be available in all areas of the country. the university's Hartt School of Music. the parmesan cheese and Borden for the pasta brands Boggs Treated a furor last year until the day before we were at this year's All-Star Game in The Emerson String Quartet dazzlecj'^he Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. 2 when, after only three big league scheduled to go to court. They had Houston. • audience this week at University of For this talented foursome, the sum of (Creamette. Luxury.and Ronco) that are included in The following refund offers are worth $5.60. This seasons, he asked for and won $1 other priorities more important After a year marred by the most of the offers. Most, because there is no one pasta Hartford, concluding its sixth season at all the parts is less than the whole. maker or brand that has full nationwide distribution, week's offers have a total value of $14.49. million in arbitration. This year, than m e" drug trials in Pittsburgh, player These offers require refund forms: armed with two batting titles and a Cleveland's Brett Butler won his image has deteriorated some­ and in much of the Northeast and San Francisco, CHEF PIERRE $1 Refund Offer. Send the 351 lifetime average, he would case and California's Gary Pettis what in the eyes of the fans. wiiere a Borden-brand pasta is not sold, consumers required refund form and the net-weight statement break arbitration records winning lost his. even Ihotigh Pettis nosed Some players are seen as can send in two proofs from any brand of pasta from the carton front of any two Chef Pierre or losing. out Butler for a Gold Glove award. spoiled, egotistical "February is one of the strongest pasta months of Pumpkin Mince or Pecan Pies. Expires March 31, Musicians avoid star biiiing the year, and the purpose of the offer is to encourage The Mets have posted the best Backman lost at arbitration and millionaires. 7 A. 1986. arbitration record in baseball this Boston's Marty Barrett won, even But there are other players consumers to plan their menus using these three KEEBLER Ready-Crust Recipe Book. Receive a whose lives don't begin and end products." says Caughlin. "Each of the three brands 2 year, winning three cases, losing though the two second basemen free Keebler Ready-Crust Recipe Book Send the one and avoiding the process with have comparable stats at the ballpark. Many give of are also offering retailers lower prices so they can put to keep the act a foursome our products on sale and pass these savings along to required refund form and the proof of purchase Cy Young Award winner Dwight The Mets, who were busy nego­ themselves to their communi­ from any two Keebler Ready-Crust Brand Pie Gooden. They signed him to a tiating a contract with Gooden, ties. whether it be their time, consumers.” Crusts. Expires March 31. 1986 or while supplies one-year contract at $1.32 million. claim they attempted to reach name or money. When you read the “ Free Prego " advertisement in hornisl's existence. In the first last. Teufel, who eame in a winter Darling's agent, Steve Kaufman, a Roherlo Clemente was one of Totally awe­ the Sunday coupon insert, there is some good news KJELDSENS Butter Cookies $1 Refund Offer. trade with the Minnesota Twins number of times the week before those players. The Pittsburgh some is a sedate Allegro section his four- and some bad news but the bad news is not really that note motif playfully teased the Send the required refund form and the perforated after making $115,000 in 1985, will the hearing but that he would not Pirates' outfielder cared about trendy teenage bad. The good news comes in the form of a 15-cent center divider found between the top and bottom make the club's offer of $200,000. return their calls people and he gave his life for hype phrase. In strings as they contrived the coupon on Kraft Grated Parmesan to start off your seeming simplicity of Mozart's layers of a tin of Kjeldsens Butter Cookies or them. On Dec31,1972, Clemente conventional Center savings. The bad news is the notice that consumers Kjeldsens Choeoiate Chip Cookies. Expires March continuous inventions. should look for the official mail-in form on "Free died in an airplane crash while parlance with 31. 1986 on a mercy mission to earth­ no hype in- Stage In the Andante section the horn Prego” displays at their local grocers quake stricken Nicaragua. He is made a delayed entrance, and then “ We know that not every grocer will put up the tended, the Here’s a refund form to write for: A $1 refund. Phillies begin camp remembered as mueh today for term describes Renee Taylor hovered over the strings with a display, and we have provided an address for his humanitarian efforts as for refined, relaxed melody. Setzer consumers who want to write in and obtain the form,” Ultra Sen.se $1 Refund Offer, P.O. Box NN-1, the phenomenal Burlington, NC 27220. Send a self-addressed his accomplishments on the Emerson String was at his best here, with his own says Caughlin. The address is Free Prego Offer Form. field commanding, poignant .solo. P.O. Box 4704. Monticello, MN 5.5365, Theofferexpires stamped envelope This offer expires July 31.1986, with big questions Quartet. but requests for the forms must be postmarked by Current players have fol­ Tuesday ev­ The final Allegro section de­ on Aug. 31 1986. The offer is also appearing on the lowed in Clemente's footsteps, No. 2. This is a chaotic personal manded very fast scales, sustained backs of 15 million Creamette. Luxury and Ronco April 30, 1986. While waiting for the form, save the ening Emerson concluded its sixth entire pouch front from one pair of any style Ultra Bv United Press International held their first workout for trying to help the less fortunate. season at the University of Hart­ attack on Rollo Fink, a conserva­ notes and happy, lively trills from pasta packages. pitchers and eatchers Among Gary Carter, the catcher for ford’s Hartt School of Music. tive music critic. Drucker on Routch. He easily handled this How many consumers are expected to send in their Sense, along with the cash-register receipt with thi The Philadelphia Phillies players who were to report Friday, the New York Mets, last spring Would the group repeal the excel­ second violin portrays the whiny and much to the other players’ six proofs of purchase and take advantage of the purchase price circled Expires March 31, 1986. opened spring training Friday at only pitcher Odell Jones was was named the first honorary lent impression it made at the Fink in the spirit of Ives' manus­ amusement, the humor of an "Free Prego” offer? "We are expecting as many as Clearwater, Fla., facing big ques­ missing. sports chairman of The Leuke­ season's opening in October? Yes! cript notes: "andante imasculata” exaggerated low horn bray. Violist tions about their pitching and At Tampa. Fla., the Cincinnati mia Society of America. He has Philip Setzer and Eugene and "allegro cqn furor.” Lawrence Dutton seldom needed catching. Reds opened their 1986 training helped raise funds for the Drucker alternate first violin "Dixie” and “ Turkey in the to refer to his music. Easily the The trading of John Denny to the camp with six catchers and 20 society's programs of world­ roles. Lawrence Dutton on viola Straw” are suggested amid the most animated player, he and F Cincinnati Reds and the uncer­ pitchers in uniform, but not free wide research, patient assist­ and David Finckel on cello support American history chatter of the Setzer were instinctively attuned Engagements Births F tainty surrounding the status of agent reliever Rollie Fingers. The ance. public and professional them. But they’re not concerned first section. Discussions. Rational in body poses and musical timing Steve Carlton means the Phillies former Cy Young Award winner education, and community with star billing. Each is a voices turn to angry as they Emerson obviously enjoyed it­ Sawyer, Glenn Alan, son of Rick have only three starting pitchers — was invited as a non-roster player, service. UPf phoio consummate musician. discuss music. H a ll- Kevin Gross. Shane Rawley and but refused to shave off his Carter's batterymate, pitcher Emerson delights the mind and "An even more volatile sub­ self with the Mozart. Now it was and Nancy (Lemire) Sawyer of the inconsistent Charles Hudson trademark handlebar mustache to Ron Darling, recently became Dave Winfield of the New York Yankees ters, people in old age homes and clinics startles the senses with a rare level ject,” according to Drucker, who time to go to work. Beethoven's D e V a lv e Windsor, was born at Mount Sinai involved in a drug awareness offered program notes. "Conser­ Quartet on B-flat Major, Op. 130 Hospital in Hartford on Dec. 27. His Having traded Ozzie Virgil to comply with the club's rule against is also involved with the Dave Winfield all over the country. of intuitive cooperation and in­ Dr. and Mrs. Atlanta, the Phillies are hoping facial hair program for youngsters. Mets tense focus. Never do members vative” themes from Brahms' 3rd was presented with his Grosse maternal grandparents are Mr. John Russell, who has not caught At Fort Lauderdale. Fla., outfielder George Foster funds Foundation, which has helped youngs­ force effects or violate rhythmic and Beethoven's 9th symphonies Fuge, Op. 133. Don Hall of Bible and Mrs. Paul Lemire of Windsor. in two years, and Darren Daullon catcher Juan Espino and pitcher the George Foster Home for integrity. are sneaked into the surrounding Drucker on first violin domi­ School Park, N.Y.. The paternal grandparents are E can do the job behind the plate. Alfonso Pulido neither of whom Children in Dayton. Ohio. Clubs were created and $1.5 baseball a special role in Maddox helps the Philadelphia So confident are members of the cat fights. Only at the end of the nated the five sections and the announce the en­ Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Sawyer of 83 "There's no question we have a are expected to make the club, New York's other team, the million was raised for Cystic fighting the illness.” Child Guidance Clinic for emo­ group that they successfully blend last section. The Call of the ending fugue, with the superior gagement of their Bigelow St. lot of major questions we need were the only players missing Yankees, also boasts some Fibrosis in 1984. tionally troubled children and romantic style with a portamento Mountain did the battlecease. and tone of his antique violin and his daughter. Nancy answered this spring" manager when the New York Yankees had dedicated community servants Yankees pitcher Ron Guidry, their families. Atlanta Braves technique — sliding between notes. the music let loose with any versatile styling He shaded a Evelyn Hall, to Pietrantonio, Jay Barrett, son of restrained intensity in the opening ■John Felske said. "In time, we their first spring training workout. Dave Winfield established the "When I first started, not too a former Clemente Award re­ outfielder Dale Murphy is the Drucker ably demonstrated this in warmth or vigor. John Robert De- Gene A. amd Debra A. (Kershaw) cipient, is involved with Special Adagio and a tearful pause in the think they will be answered But Besides pitchers and catchers, Dave Winfield Foundation, many people knew very much honorary chairman for the the last piece. Emerson often Robert Routch, from Hartt’s Valve. son of Dr. Pietrantonio of 61 Wellington about Cystic Fibrosis.” Baylor Olympics for the retarded and Huntington's Disease Founda­ faculty. joined Emerson on French brief second section. Presto. Road, was born Jan 21 at Man­ there's no question we have a lot of American League MVP Don Mat­ which has helped youngsters, paces itself with the rubalo tech­ and Mrs. Robert work to do. And if we can't find the tingly, who underwent minor hand people in old age homes and said " I have helped them gain handicapped. Phil Niekro, the tion and for the American nique — dwelling and prolonging horn for Mozart’s Quintet in E-flat Cello and viola inserted a chester Memorial Hospital. The answers, we're going to struggle." surgery over the winter, infielders clinics all over the country. an awareness about C-F and 1989 Clemente winner, and his Cancer Society in Georgia. prominent melody chords and Major, K 407. This, as his other plucked conversation in the se­ H. DeValve of 1(8 maternal grandparents are Mr Carlton's career is in jeopardy Bobby Meacham (wrist) and An­ Don Baylor the 1985 Clemente what it does to children. Many brother Joe work with the Spina California Angels third base- tones — for an arresting effect. horn works, was written for rious Andante. The fourth section, Prospect SI. and Mrs. Anthony F. Pietrantonio because of a sore left shoulder that dre Robertson (knee), are in camp Award winner, is the National major leaguers have gotten Bifida Association, which be­ man Doug DeCinces hosts a golf Local boy makes good. That Mozart’s Salzburg friend Ignatz Aa Danza tedesca and the final The bride-elect of 40 N. Lakewood Circle. The baby bothered him all last season He for early rehabilitation purposes. Sports Chairman for Cystic involved. I'm especially proud nefits those with open spine tournament for the March of must be why local programs Leutke. It includes Mozart’s hum­ fugue were the most interesting. earned her bache­ Nancy Hall amJ John DeValve has a brother, Kyle. 4. was the focal point of the session At Bradenton. Fla., pitchers Fibrosis. Partly through his of the fact that all 26 teams have disease. Dimes, the largest fund raiser feature the works of Connecticut orous manuscript notes as well. Condensed counterpoint was chi­ lor's degree in ele­ Friday, throwing for 10 minutes as Cecilio Guante and Rick Rhoden, efforts the '65 Roses' Sports '65 Roses' Clubs, which give Phillies outfielder Garry for the organization composer Charles Ives (1874-1954) Routch mentioned a couple. "Oh seled out at an incredible pace mentary education at Cedarville bach,Dior's degree in mathematics. the 17 Phillies pitchers and six who has made no secret of his For 40 years, this insurance how ye bleat like sheep! "and “ Can which still allowed for an elegant College, Cedarville. Ohio. She He taught in a Christian school. Dictator in Norway catchers worked out for more than desire to be traded, were absent executive wrote highly dissonant you play this? try ye fool! ” melody. teaches grade 4 in Kent Academy. Watsontown Academy High School two hours in humid weather at the when spring workouts for pitchers music full of personal symbolism. Routch fit in immediately with Jos. Plateau State. Nigeria, West in Watsontown, Pa., for three During World War II, Vidkun Emerson, and rarely even hinted M. Renee Taylor is the music Carpenter Complex and catchers opened for the Emerson mistakenly opened the Africa. It is the same school where years. He is a missionary youth Quisling was installed as minister- Pittsburgh Pirates. concert with Ives' boring Quartet at any lip problems, the bain of a critic of the Manchester Herald. president of Norway by the Ger­ At Miami, the Baltimore Orioles ‘Sugar* dragging Nets down with him she met her fiance when they were worker and member of Sudan mans in 1942. He dissolved the third-graders. She also teaches Interior Mission in Maradi. Niger constitution within a week and Bv Joe llluzzi he would be jailed. The charges, having lost four straight and 13 of " I don't know if I'd be able to Bible study to secondary school Republic. West Africa. ruled as a personal dictator, United Press International however are adding to a long list of their last 19 games. handle it But he has to work hard girls. attempting to Nazify Norway and offenses he has committed and his “ Without the injuries, the Nets and come here ready to play,” About Town The prospective bridegroom An Aug. 23 wedding at the Little shipping 1,000 Jews to the death EAST. RUTHERFORD, N.J - problems are taking their toil on are about the best team in the "When is he going to grow up?" graduated from Hougbton College, White Church in Conklin. N.Y., is camps. He was executed for Eastern Conference," Chicago another Net said. "Every time we Micheal Ray Richardson, who is his team too. Houghton, N.Y., in 1981 with a planned. treason after the end of the war. Since returning Jan. 20 from his Bulls coach Stan Albeck said. come here we don't know if'Sugar' has scheduled several Monday sessions. They are: struggling with cocaine addiction Weiss speaks about chocolate senior gymrythmics. 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., the YWCA: and a separation from his wife, fourth drug rehabilitation stint the Currentty out of the New Jersey is going to show up. The team Nets have gone 4-10. And while no lineup are center Darryl Dawkins needs him and he's letting us The Women’s Club of Manchester will meet Monday blood pressure screening, 9:30 to 11 a m.. 211 N. Main eould be dragging his New Jersey St.: blood pressure screening. 1 to 2 p.m.. Salvation Nets teammates down with him. team likes to see a player endure (pulled groin), guard Otis Bird­ down.” at 8 p.m. at the Community Baptist Church. Gloria The troubied guard's trials con­ the kind of trtubles Richardson song (bruised right shin) and Richardson, when healthy, is one Weiss, a nutritionist, will speak about chocolate. Army. tinued Thursday night when he has. his distractions couldn't have swingman Mike O'Koren (twisted of the top point guards in the VITO'S imiDAI^ was arrested on assualt charges come at a worse time. left knee). The club couldn't even league. Now he is logging more Stutterers get support Disaster course begins for violating a court order barring The Nets were tabbed at the start field enough players for a full minutes than Nets' coach Dave him from his home. Richardson of the season to challenge Boston practice run Thursday. Wohl would like. His play has been The Hartford Area Support Group for persons who The Connecticut Valley East Branch. American was charged under the New Jersey and Philadelphia in the NBA For most teams, this would be poor and there is always the threat stutter will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at St. Bridget Red Cross, 20 Hartford Road, will offer a basic Domestic Violence Act with threat­ Atlantic Division. Injuries, how­ enough to cripple a season, but of him going back to drugs. If that Church in the basement. The group offers mutual assistance course. Introduction to Disaster Services, ening his wife, Leah, from whom ever, and Richardson's woes have Richardson's problems could des­ happens, under NBA rules, Ri­ support and knowledge of available therapy services. Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The course is a prerequisite to other disaster training which will be offered in i:xpo plagued the team. The Nets, 29-27 troy the Nets. chardson would face banishment For more information, call 875-8401. 2 he was recently separated. Richardson did not strike his entering Friday night's game with “ His personal problems are the from the league for at least two future months. wife and police said it was unlikely the Lakers, are fading rapidly. worst kind,” said one Net player. years. Anyone interested in learning mroe about these Singles hear about shelter training programs or registering for them may call EAST HARTFORD — The East Hartford Christian the office at 643-5111. Singles will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at St. Christopher Patriots drawing close NFL scrutiny Church Hall, Brewer Street. Rose Koblinski will Single parent session planned speak on the Interval House, a shelter for battered women. A raffle will be held and refreshments served. The special needs of single-parent families will be FOXBORO. Mass. (UPI) — The the Patriots since the team lost said. problems, forcing i( to seek buyers New members will be welcome. There will be a $1 the theme of the free program Wednesday at 7 p.m. at 2 National Football League was Super Bowl XX to the Chicago According to a report in Friday’s for the team, the stadium's long­ charge for non-members. Second Congregational Church,385N. MainSt. Elaine conducting two investigations con­ Bears. edition of the Boston Globe, the term lease and the adjoining Kahaner, parent education coordinator at Manches­ cerning the New England Patriots A number of players reportedly alleged financial improprieties racetrack. ter Memorial Hospital, will be the speaker. — into players' drug problems and used drugs at a Dec. 16 party in center on Phil Malina, who report­ The probe into the Patriots’ Auxiliary meets Tuesday Coffee and dessert will be served at 7 and the into allegations that the team tried Miami, When team officials later edly worked on behalf of Patriots’ recent drug situation is reportedly Anderson-Shea Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2(M6 discussion will begin at 7:15. Because the group size learned of the incident, they did vice president Chuck Sullivan in an will be limited to allow maximum interaction, those to obtain a loan from a mob- half-complete with Welch attempt­ Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 806 E \ QOGO at -L > connected union, a published re­ not, as required by NFL policy, 'attempt to secure a loan from the planning to attend are asked to register by calling the ing to finish the report before the Center St, port said Friday. report their knowledge to the Central State Teamsters Union. league's winter meetings in two church office at 649-2863 on a weekday. The league office Friday con­ league. The union has had ties to organized weeks in Palm Springs, Calif., the firmed it was studying the drug “ We are reviewing all phases of crime, the Globe said. Globe said. Caregivers’ group starts controversy which has surrounded the incident.” an NFL spokesman Although the league would not The Jefferson House Adult Day Care Center has confirm or deny whether a possible organized a family support group for caregivers and Patriots-Malina tie was being the children of aging parents. The first session will be College Notes investigated, the Globe reported Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the center at 57 Hollister St. Generals pursue Dent that NFL Commissioner Pete The focus of the group will be to provide support and Rozelle asked Warren Welch, education on aging issues affecting the caregiver The NEW YORK (UPI) - The New without knowing the Bears have an director of league security, to free program was designed by the center's staff. Manning on scholars program Jersey Generals Friday fnet with option on Dent’s existing contract. investigate both situations. Tho.se who would like to attend but have a conflict in Marcia J. Manning, daughter of Anne M. Manning Chicago Bears defensive end Ri­ Dent also was scheduled to Sullivan is the son of team owner 623-6982 doing so may call the center for more information of Bolton, is enrolled in the scholars program at the chard Dent's agent to pursue the attend the meeting in Manhattan Billy Sullivan, and the family For registration and directions, call the center at UPI pholo Worthington Scranton Campus of Pennsylvania State possiblity of signing the Super but missed his flight and was reportedly suffered heavy losses University. The program offers in-depth honors stranded in Chicago. 646-2680. Pitcher Phil Niekro (left) takes time out to blow a bubble Bowl XX Most Valu-ible Player when Chuck Sullivan backed Mi­ courses, independent study and research. A 1984 Generals presideir Jerry Argo- “ Once I found out he's got an chael Jackson’s 1984 concert tour during the New York Yankees' first day of spring training FULL HEATiV g SERVICE Bolton High school graduate. Manning is a mathemat­ vitz met with Dent’s agent, Everett option year, it changed the entire It was unknown exactly what Geriatric health sessions set ics tutor and member of the Campus Orientation scenario,” Argovitz said at a news camp Friday in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Pitcher Brian Fisher is jGlenn, Friday afternoon but said effect this njight have had on the 'Prices Subject to Change Manchester Health Department, Geriatric Clinic, Committee behind Niekro. he entered into the discussions conference after the meeting. Sullivan family’s current financial MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986 - 17 I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 22, 1986 News for Senior Citizens MACC News Weather forces Clothing bank donations are needed in good condition

Four groups commit themselves Notice: Community Lenten Wor­ Marlon •unison, Eleonor Beaulieu. Editor’s note: This column is Last year you provided shoes, will take much longer by hand and J.G. Breen, Agnes Stevenson, Vera prepared by the staff of the boots and clothing valued at more won’t hold as well when worn by to keeping the bank open on ship Service with combined church Kenn, Leo Nelson Sr. and Jr. High change of plans choirs, 4 p.m. Sunday, March 4 at Youth of Center Church. Mrs. Leo ■ V Manchester Area Conference of than $52,500 to474 families. Family active youngsters. Wednesday evenings so that work­ We would be happy to provide an ing poor have access to the bank. Community Baptist Church. Homi­ Tsokolos, Vivian Lodabouche, Yvette Don’t forget to make your lunch Churches. -units translate into clothing for Morin. Pot Hetzel, RudI WIftke, Bruce By Jeanette Cove inkind voucher which you can use Manchester Junior Women’s Club, list the Rev. Dr. George^^Peck. reservations by Tuesday, as the more than 2.000 men. women and Lowry, Don Home, Marlon Jesseman Senior Center Director , as a receipt for income tax the Daughters of Isabella, and a President Andover Newton Claudio Kane, Dot McConn, Pot Center was closed for lunch this - children. Nelson, Mr. J. Fitzgerald, Arthur By Nancy Carr deductions. ’To receive a voucher, team from Community Baptist Seminary. MACC Director Many of these mothers came Vlgneou, Joyce Wozer, Ann Prvtko, J. Due to inclement weather, some W6Ck you may either itemize your Church. (Laurie and Bruce Green Ouellette, Donna Motulskl, Karen of the programs at the Senior Schedule for the Week: back more than once during the donation (in which case we will and Jim and Marty Meek, and our Thanks to those who contributed Beauregard. Citizen Center have been resche­ Monday: 9:30 a.m. ceramics Once a year we report to you on year seeking shoes, bools and assign a value to each item) or ask past coordinator Pal Obue (not a clothing in the last quarter of 1985: class; 9:30 a.m. advanced basket- . . duled. Should you question the Manchester Area Conference clothing that fit their youngsters us to give it a value by weight. group but a very special lady Felica Bonder, Mrs. G. Allison, Mrs. Chris Owen, Marge Michaud, Tom Kimbrough. Virginia Schneider, How- whether a class will be held, please weaving class; 10 a.m. bingo; of Churches’ service programs Because many of our families on Clothing in good to excellent indeed). Jomrs Borrv. Theodors LoGoce, Fronk Perrone, Buckley School PTA, ord Rovegno, S h lrle v B lo c k w o v , EMzo- call the center or listen to broad­ 11:45 a m lunch 12; 30 p.m. pinochle which you make possible both with fixed and limited incomes must condition is given a value of 50 beth Zwick, Alison Coxlde, J. Tierney, Preparation of the vouchers and Josephine Miller, MIchellne Nollez, casts on WTIC, WKHT, or WDRC. games; 12:30 p.m. beginners bas- • ■ your donations and volunteer rely on the clothing bank to stretch cents a pound, clothing in fair Judy Hyde, Loren Stolp, Mrs. Ralph M. Brosman, Michael Tierney, A. ketweaving class: 1:30 p.m. exer- . hours. inadequate budgets, we never keeping our records straight is the Barber, Mary Loulppo, John Selden- Pospisll, Theresa Bua, J. ValeskI, Even though activities may be condition is assigned a value of 25 Agnes Stevenson, John Pickens, Edith have enough children’s clothing contribution of our Jane Galeuc- sfrlcher, Maureen Morin, Eileen Hen­ rescheduled, the center remains else with Rose; bus pickup at 8 cents a pound. We particularly son, Ruth McDonough, John Mo- B olin, Ed w ord T rengove, J o y G ile s, D. and especially need items for cia. whose dedication is such a gift Pierce, W.R. Schelbentlug, M oryM as- open for business. a.m. — return trips at 12:30 p.m. Your MACC clothing bank appreciate the thoughtfulness of cumber, Foul White, Steven Carter, makes available without charge infants and toddlers. to all the work of the Human Needs Linda Thompson, Elsa Robinson, A. sollnl, D. Poquln, Marge Michaud, The financial planning seminars and 3:15 p.m. _ ” those donors who leave a self- F ro n k lln HIM, NormaGenfllcore, Betty clothing which you offer to share Department. Potockl. Janet LoMontogne, Golden have been rescheduled and will We also are looking for warm addressed stamped envelope. It Crust Restouronf, Mrs. Broun, Mrs Wright, Mrs. D. Almond M.L. Ford. Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; •• with your neighbors. Located in And one last gift from the G u ll. Susan Greene, Mrs. Arthur Lomon- start Tuesday, Feb. 25. from 10 to winter washable jackets, not only not only saves us time but pennies tagne Jr., Poloe LeBlanc, G.E. Saund­ 9:30 a.m. non-grocery shopping ■■ the basement of the dining hall at 11:15 a m. The first two sessions for youngsters but for men and that really add up. community which enables us to Pete Jeffers, Morion Tlbodcou, Em­ ers, Eleonor Coltman, William Hyde, bus; 9:30 a.m. oil painting: 10 a.m. Mayfair Gardens, the town’s hous­ Lillian Johnson, Ann Dev, Rosalind will discuss conservative income women as well. As with most of our service make your gifts available without ily Miller, Anno Brugneltl, Mrs. Tho­ square dancing; 10-11:15 a.m, -• ing for the elderly on the corner of mas Heolv, Mrs. Robert Burr, H. Lowrence, James Brezlnskl, G. Saund­ programs; the third session, pro­ programs, a group of wonderful cost. The Town Housing Authority ers IV, Marilyn Eddy, Arthur Vesho, financial planning, 11:45 lunch, 1 - North Main and North School Osgood Bennett, Patricio Luomo, bate procedures; the fourth ses­ Before you bring us clothing. ,i.ust volunteers work with our staff makes the space in the basement of Carol Michaud, Phyllis Rlghenzl, Ei­ Olivia Golos, Winfred McCormick, p m. bowling at Parkade Lanes; .. streets, the clothing bank is open Noel Fagan. M. Turner, Jackie MIrtI, sion, equity investments. If you a reminder. Many families do not coordinator. Joanne Coykendall, Cronin Hall available without leen Henson, Wallace Irish, Judy 1:30 p.m exercise with Cleo; bus throughout the year to serve Monaco, Joan Schwarz, Jeom Breer, Kay Holmstrom, Cloudlo Kane, Bettve have enrolled in the class and do have washing machines, most do to keep the clothing bank open. We charge. They are great people to Kromer, RIchord Krowezyk, Nancy clients Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m. Diane Longchamps, Vivian Wore, not plan to attend, please let us returns from shopping at 12:30 not have sewing machines. And. are able to operate a free clothing work with and most supportive. Leona Lovery, Andrew Obusek, Lynn M cC u rrv. and Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8:30 know. We have many people on a p.m. frequently, dry cleaning is out of bank because most of the time, as Our thanks to Carol Shenley and Crory, Peggy Oberg, A. Vlgneou, Mr p.m. Raid. Beverly Borfhoslok, Linda Wo- Also Mrs. John Lomoson, Elaine waiting list who would like to take the question. So please, good well as the clothing, is donated staff. rendo, H anna M a rcu s, F e lic ia Bandau, Crockett, Peter Series, Mrs. Robert Wednesday: 9 a m, health clinic Sloter, Rita Homes, Mrs. Robert part in this program. In addition to these hours, friends, chock to make sure that Donna Baustein, Florida Curtin, Janet Lamson, Linda Goldberg, Mrs. (blood pressure) L-Z; 9:30 a.m. Needed: Special request for a John Foulds, MolMe Broun, Mrs. G. Bornes, Mrs. John Maher, Mrs. Ernest A second driver’s education volunteers are available to receive the clothing is in good condition, Stella Fyler and Joe Mader staff Larson, Frank Aszklor, Jeonnett Ro- pinochle games; 9:30 a.m. crewel; ,' crib and crib mattress and kitchen M arcau x. course will be conducted by an donations and stock shelves and clean and mended before you drop every Monday and Wednesday Carol Cunlitte, Julia Melesko, Cho- drlque, Aones Stevenson, Mrs. J. 9:30 a.m. canning: 10 a m. Friend- ;; table and chairs. Please call TosMIo, Walter Frederickson, Clara AARP representative April 14 and racks on Wednesday afternoons it off. What may take you a few afternoon, with Teri Ivaniski and rles Mounce, llene Merreweather, shipCircle; ll:45lunch; 12:30p.m. 646-4114 and talk to Joanne. Patricia Luoma, Imodale Richards, Stygor. 15 from 12:30 to 4 p.m. You may between 1 and 3 p.m. minutes on the sewing machine Donna Jalberl helping out. 2 register in the office. A nominal fee bridge games; 12:30 p.m. arts & 2 of $7 is charged. After taking this crafts; 1:30 p.m. exercise with %<■ i . i f ' 's- ^ i course, you will be entitled to a 5 Rose; bus pick up at 8 a m. — _ percent discount on your car return trips at 12; .30 and 3:15 p.m. . Fishing boat C X insurance. I- • Bulletin Board Thursday: 9 a m. orchestra ^ AN ORGANIZATIONAL golf rehearsal; 11:45 lunch; 12:45 p.m. meeting for men will be held on Bennet Junior High Singers: bus dates back to pick up at 10 a.m. — bus returns “ ■ Events scheduled are as follows: dance; 7 p.m.. Lenten program. March 18 at 6:30 p.m. At this Bolton Council sets walk Sunday — 8:30 a.m , worship; 9:45 a m., Sunday Wednesday — 6:45 a m.. Lenten breakfast: 7:30 UPl photo meeting officers will be elected after program. The Bolton Ecumenical Council will hold its third church school: 10 a.m.. Bible study; adult forum; p.m.. Chancel Choir. 2 2 and a roster will be developed. If annual Bolton CROP walk April 13 at 1:30 p.m. CROP youth encounter; 11 a.m.. holy communion: child­ Thursday — 10 a m.. Lenten program; 7 p.m., bell The path stops here you cannot attend, but are inter­ Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage; 10a.m. time of Jesus is a hunger-fighting program of Church World rens’ chapel: nursery: 6:30 p.m , youth. ringers. ested in joining the golf league, call bingo: 11 a.m. exercise with Cleo; Service. For more information, call H. W. Baker. Monday — 2:30 p.m . Confirmation Resource Dixon Onderdonk. 28, left, of Kingston, N.Y., and his the Kennebec River in Richmond, Maine. The two were Joe Diminico at the enter. 11:45 lunch; 12:30 p.m. setback ' 649-3905. Center: 3:30 p.m . staff meeting: 6:45 p.m.. Cub KIBBUTZ GINNOSAR, Israel - A fishing boat 21-year-old brother Julian, of Bowdoinham, Maine, are on a recent cross-country ski trek and got a lot of Don’t forget about the St. Pa­ games; 1:30 p.m. exercise with Rose; bus pick up at 8 a.m. — Scouts. This Is Trinity’s plan believed to.be from the period when Jesus traveled trick’s Day Dance on Friday, Tuesday — 10 a m.. Beethoven Chorus: 1:30 p.m. forced to carry their skis while crossing over ice floes in exercise for their efforts. return trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. ~ with his apostles on the Sea of Galilee has been March 14. Tickets are available in Focus series continues We Gals: 4 p.m. Youth Choir: 7:30 p.m. mission and The events planned for Trinity Covenant Church the office for $2.50, There have this week are: found buried in the mud near the shore, an The United Pentecostal Church will show the second ministry. been requests to run the senior INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE: Sunday — 8 and 11 a m.. Covenant Women’s archaeologist says. in a series of James C. Dobson films. “ Shaping the Wedne.sday — 7 p.m.. Lenten vespers;- 7:30 p.m . center bus for this affair. If you Monday. Tue.sday, Wednesday, . Sunday; 4:30 p.m . inquirer’s class. Farm ers at this kibbutz (communal farm ) on the Friday — 1 — 3:30 p.m. Will Without Breaking the Spirit," Wednesday at 7:30 Emanuel Choir. Lenten study. Advice need transportation, let us know. Thursday — lOa.m.. prayer group: 11:15a.m..care Tuesday — 6 a m., men’s prayer breakfast at northwestern shore of what is now called Lake p.m. Given enough interested people, and visitation; 11:30 a.m.. Lenten devotion: noon, LaStrada Restaurant; 7:30 p.m.. Covenant Women. Kinneret found the 10-yards-long wooden boat Menu for the week this is certainly a possibility. Manchester Comunily Services Council: 4 p.m. Belle Lou Karlberg will present “ From Lou With Love” about a yard under the seabed when they were Monday: Soup, grilled cheese 4 ~ Many trips have been planned Science series set Choir; 6 p.m.. Confirmation Resource Center; 7:30 and Jeanne McAllister will discuss the New Life tomato sandwich, beverage 4 trying to dig out a tractor stuck in the mud. for your pleasure. The Boston p.m.. basketball practice, new member class. Pregnancy Center. dessert The Unitarian Universalis! Society: East will have It is “ probably of the Roman era’ ’ and ’ ’one of the This dropout wants to bury her past flower show trip for $20 will leave Friday — 7:30 p.m , A A. for women. Wednesday — 6:30 a m . women’s prayer break- Tuesday: Juice, meatball a series of dialogues on .science and religion, fisherman boats used” during the period when March 11. Seats are still available Saturday — 10 a m.. Confirmation Resource fa.st. LaStrada Restaurant; 6:45p m . PioneerClubs; DEAR ENOUGH: You can ob­ and the public is invited to join the grinder, beverage 4 dessert beginning Sunday at 10:30 a m. This week, the Rev. 6:55 p.m.. Skills in Living Bible study; 7 p.m., choir Jesus ministered on the shores of the Sea of DEAR good-looking and I am still valua­ Center; 8 p.m.. A.A.: 9 p.m.. basketball. tain a divorce without a lawyer. Wednesday: Fish, french fries . Diana Heath will speak about the conflicts and Galilee, says Avner Raban. a marine archaeolo­ ABBY: I am a ble. even if I am broke. seniors on this trip. Call Daniels rehearsal^ This is called a court appearance cole slaw, beverage 4 dessert similarities between the scientific picture of reality gist at Haifa University. high school dro­ WILLIAM IN BUTLER. PA Travel at 646-3012. Seats are Thurstp^ -- 4 p.m,. confirmation class: 6:15 p.m. ’’pro se” (or “ for self” ). You will Thursday; Salisbury steak, and the hopes expressed through religion. An St. Mary’s ordains chaplain The New Testament recounts several incidents pout who has available for the gala affair for St. Agape Fdlowship. need a copy of a divorce complaint gravy, vegetable, potato, roll- opportunity for discussion will follow the sermon. been married to Patrick’s Day at the Aqua Turf. SI. Mary’s Episcopal Church has announced the when Jesus and his apostles, some of whom were DEAR W ILLIAM : Obviously form. Most stationery stores carry butter, beverage 4 dessert (' a very promi­ Dear Abby Monday. March 17. Reservations ordination of the Rev. William Rogers Beers today at fishermen, were in a boat on the sea. once your self-esteem is intact. My hat them If you cannot find one, you Friday: Soup, egg salad sand­ nent business­ may be made by calling Creative 11 a.m. The Rl Rev. Arthur E Walmsley. bishop of South sets the week miraculously quieting a storm when they feared is off to you. However, all men do may be able to get one from the Tours at 243-2389. A $26 cost wich, beverage 4 dessert man for four Abigail Van Buren Emanuel elects council Connecticut, will officiate. Here are the events planned at South United for their lives. not look at women solely as sex court files by paying for photostat­ includes transportation, lunch, years. I ’ll never Beers is director of chaplains' services at Rockville Methodist Church this week: Raban says the boat’s shape and size suggest it objects; neither do all women ing it. Scores: Emanuel Lutheran Church recently held its annual know how I got and entertainment. General Hospital and a chaplain at North Central Sunday — 9 a m . church school, nursery; 9 and evaluate men on the basis of their My sources cite an old legal Feb. 14 — Setback scores: Carl congregational meeting. was from the Roman era when Jesus preached in so lucky. Branch of Hospice. He has been serving as deacon at 10:45 a m,. Dr. Paul V. Krnll preaching, on “ Philip pocketbooks. Please don’t tar all maxim: ’ ’A lawyer who represents Popple, 132; Mabel Loomis, 132; The highlight of 1985 was the addition of an assistant the area and that ’ ’it is possible that it might have F F FOR RED SOX FANS, a trip has and Practicality; ’’ ; p.m . confirmation class; 6:30 I want to fin­ St. Mary’s and will continue as celebrant and 5 30 women with the same brush. himself has a fool for a client.’’ Helena Gavello, 123; Ann Fire­ pastor. Janet Landwehr. who assumed her duties in been used by Jesus” ish high school been planned for May 6 to visit p m . Christian Youth Fellowship. This may apply equally to non­ stone, 121; Betty Jesanis, 120; Art September to start an outreach program for members preacher on occasion. Archaeologists covered the boat, which has been and take some kind of job-training ces have prevented many from Fenway Park to see California get Beers recently returned from three years of Monday — 7:30 am to7:30p.m., prayer vigil: 7:30 lawyers. Bouffard. 117. ages 20 to 50. courses. I enrolled in some night graduating from high school with DEAR ABBY: Can a person who beat. Registration will be held academic and clinical work al the Univeristy of p.m., United Melhoidst Women program, “ Towards preserved almost intact, with mud to help protect I am not recommending a Feb. 17 — Closed for Washington Fifteen council members were elected. They classes once, but I never went their peers. Fortunately, you can is 5 feet 10 weighing 370 pounds fit March 24 at 9:30 a.m. The cost is Chicago School of Divinity and the University of Wholeness," bring gifts for shelter and towels for the find from damage. Raban said, with no plans to do-it-yourself divorce; I ’m simply Birthday include: Ann Malan. Christine Punchard, Valerie because I'm too embarrassed to let pick up where you dropped out into an airplane seat going over­ $19. Chicago Medical Center. He and his wife. Janet Hollis excavate it until Novem ber when the sea starts letting you know that you have the Feb. 18 — Activities cancelled in Norris, Ruth Lehrach, Randall Hall. Joyce Brown, Shepherd’s Place. our friends know that I never without embarrassment. There seas? Thank you. Other trips are posted in the Beers, and their sons. Brendan and Cameron live in Tuesday — 10 a m.. Vineyards study group; 7 p.m , receding again. option. Me? I would hire a lawyer the morning due to icy condition of Robert Henrickson, Carol Hanson, Vyrjil Buss. finished high school. It might even are adult education classes (nights BIG IN FLAGSTAFF lobby at the senior center A full Boy Scout Troop 47; 7:30 p.m.. women’s prayer and and pay him — or her — for what he roads and parking lot James Trares, John Crowe, Gail Porter. Heidi Marsh. Manchester be damaging to my husband’s or days) at your local college. You trip schedule will be attached to study group; visitors training; 7:45 p.m , teacher or she knows. Feb, 19 — Pinochle scores: Dom Mark Anderson and Harold Wheeler. Georgia pastor gets six years E the March Program calendar. E career if if became known. My could even hire a tutor to teach you DEAR BIG: In some airplanes, a meeting at 1208 Main St. Anastasio, 615; Nadine Malcom, Committee members were also elected. They at home. You’re smart enough to coach seat may not accommodate Condolences are extended to the Here’s Center’s week MACON. Ga. (AP) — C. Michael Blizzard, who verbal skills are fine, but I am not include: David Frost, Emanuel Scholarship Commit­ Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Asbury Bell Ringers; 6:30 know you need more education. you. but if you go first class, you Do you hate to write letters Dubaldo family for the recent loss 581; Sol Cohen, 537. resigned as pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church, has really educated tee; Gerda Orr. Augusta Bengtson Scholarship The events planned for Center Congregational p.m.. Wesley Bell Ringers: 7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir; Now be brave enough to get it. And should have no problem. It’s not because you don’t know what to of Mother Gemma. May you be Bridge Scores: Nadine Malcom, pleaded guilty to theft from church funds and been When friends ask me why I don’t 5,140; Tom Regan, 4.060; Sol Committee; Elvie Johnson. Memorial Gifts: and Church are as follows: adult Bible study. good luck. your height and weight, it’s your say? Thank-you notes, sympathy comforted in your period of Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m . sentenced to six years in prison. He was accused of have some kind of job, 1 don’t know letters, congratulations, how to Cohen. 3,940; NanFlanagan,3,910; Lenore Henderson and Kent Carlson. Nominating Sunday — 8 am ., worship service: 9 a.m.. girth that could ground you. bereavement. Youth Choir. Lenten study. Board of Trustees. stealing more than $58,000 from the church, including what to say. Without a high school decline and accept invitations and Committee. breakfast: 10 a.m., worship service: nursery and toddler care; church school; 11; 15 a.m . social hour. Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. 8 p.m. to 8 a m $.522 donated by one member to buy Christmas diploma. 1 can’t get the kind of job DEAR ABBY: I realize that DEAR ABBY: My wife and I how to write an interesting letter A celebration is being planned for the church’s 195th women don’t Ike being looked at Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir: 7 p.m.. sacred Saturday. Christian Youth Fellowship lock-in. turkeys for the poor. that would be expected of me in our want a divorce and see no reason are included in Abby’s booklet, anniversary in June. circle of friends. There must be solely as sex objects, but do women why we should hire a lawyer. "How to Write Letters for All Cinema other people who are in the same know that men don’t like being There are no children involved, Occasions.’’ Send your name and looked at solely in terms of how position. What should I do? and we have no property or money address clearly printed with a CLOSET DROPOUT much money they have? HARTFORD (R) Sat 1:45, 3:40. 5:30. 7:50, 10.^ to fight over. So what do we need a check or money order for $2.50 and CfnemoCity— Brazil (R) SotandSun m id night; Sun 1:45, 3:40, 5:30, 7:50,10. Religious Services lawyer for? Or can’t we get a a long, stamped (39 cents) self- 1:30, 4, 7, 9:M. — MacoronI (PG) Sol — Out of A fric a (P G ) Sat 1:15, 4:10, I am unemployed and have very 7: 20, 10:15; Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7:45. divorce without one? addressed envelope to: Dear and Sun 2:10, 4:15, 7:10,9:15. — Sotto, day school; 7 p.m.« Informal worship. Chester. Mo{. Reginald Russell. 9:30 DEAR DROPOUT: First, get little money, and I am tired of Sotto (R) Sat and Sun 2:45, 4:55. 7:45, p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes- 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. a.m ., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m ., Abby. Letter Booklet, P.0, Box First Congregational Church of An­ Stewort Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., (643-0906) being turned down by greedy ENOUGH IS ENOUGH IN 9:55. — The T rip to B o u n tifu l (P G ) Sat MANCHESTER dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Richard dov at 7:30 p.m., worship service. holiness meeting; 7 p.m., salvation over the idea that it’s a disgrace to UA Theoters East — Rocky IV (PG) AM«mblles of God church school; 11 o.m., worship ser­ women. I am 34 years old. fairly MARYLAND 38923, Hollywood. Calif. 90038. and Sun 2:30, 4:40, 7:30, 9:45. H. Taylor, pastor. Sundoy school, all P ra y e r line, 646-8731, 24 hours. m eeting. (649-7787). be a dropout. It’s not.Circumstan- Sat and Sun 2: 20, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — Colvarv Church (Assemblies of ages, 9:30 a.m.; Sundav worship, O ospel H a ll, Center Street, M an ch es­ vice, nurserv. (649-3472) „ Roman Catholic EAST HARTFORD Iron Eagle (PG-13) Sotand Sun 2,4:15, ter. 10 a.m ., breakino bread; 11:45 North United Methodist Church, 300 God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South nursery care provided, 11 a.m. (742- Parker St., Monchesfer. Richard W. Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Iron 7:10,9:35. — The Jewel of the Nile (P G ). Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, 7696) a.m., Sundav school; 7 p.m., gospel Church ot the Assumption, Adams E a g le (PG-13) Sat 7:15,9:30; Sun 7:30. Sat ond Sun 2:10. 4:35, 7. 9:20. — - pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sundav school; 10:30 Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ First Congregational Church of Cov­ m eeting. nett, minister of visitation. Worship Unitarian Universallst Poor Richords Pub A CInemo ~ Iron Eraserheod (R) Sat midnight. — Pink a.m., worship, child-core and nursery; entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. ter. Rev. Edword S. Pepin, pastor. Eagle (PG-13) Sat7:30,9:30,midnight; Floyd: The Wall (R) Sat midnight. — 7:00 p.m., evening service of praise and service: 9 and 10:30 a.m . N u rserv fo r Soturdov m oss at 5; Sundov m asses at Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor- children age 3 and younger. 9 a.m.. Unitarian Universallst Society-East, ‘Miracle’ diet has few health benefits Sun 5,7:30,9:30. The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) B ib le preaching. (644-1102) shla; 9:30 a.m., church school In Jehovah’s Witnesses 7:30, 9,10:30 and noon. (643-2195) A d u lt B ib le group; 10:30 o.m ., church 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Color Sat midnight. Church lone House. Nursery care St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., P u rp le (PG-13) Sat 1:15, 4:15, 7:10, JBttovah'B W ltnMtttj 647 Tolland school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist Youth MIdde Turnpike, Monchesfer. Rev. MANSFIELD provided. (742-8487) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con- Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance service. Nurserv care and youth D E A R DR. Through Calorie Control. Other penis. 10:10 Sun 1,4,7:45. — You n g b loo d (R) Trans-Lux College Twin — Quick­ Baptist Second Congregational Church, 385 Mort.n J. Scholskv, pastor. Soturdov religious education. Coffee hour after Sat CIO. 3:15, 5:20, 7:40, 9:50, m id ­ oregotion Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Group.(649-3696) m oss o f 5 p.m .; Sundav m osses at 8:30, readers who would like a copy I hope your wife is more silver (PG) Sat and Sun 3,5,7,9. — The N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. South United Methodist Church, 1226 service. (646-5151) GOTT: I was night; Sun1:10,3:15,5: 20,7:40,9:50.— Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 o.m., wor­ day, Theccrotlc Ministry School 10 and 11:30 a.m. understanding than she appears to Breokfast Club (R1 Sat and Sun 3,7 with (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service M a in St., M anchester. D r. Shephard S. given a diet by should send 75 cents plus a long Q u ic k silv e r (P G ) Sat 1:30, 3:30, 5:30. St. Elm o's Fire (R) Sat ond Sun 5, 9. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. ship service, Sundav school, and St. Bridget Church, 70 Moln St., be. It seems to me that she is 7:30, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church meeting (ministry training),7:50p.m.; Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, pastors. Monchesfer. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan my local hospi­ self-addressed, stamped envelope nursery for children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Schedule; 9 o.m., church school; 9and reinforcing your feelings of embar­ 7:30, 9:30. — F X (R) Sat 1:15, 3:20, VERNON school for all ages, kindergarten g rim Fellow ship. (649-2863) Sundav, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 and Rev. Em lM o P. P a d e lll, co-pastors. tal. It guaran­ to P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati, OH 5 : 20, 7:35, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1:15, 3: 20, Cine 1 A 2— 101 Dalmatians (G) Sat through Grade 4 continuing during the a.m .; W otchtow er Study, 10:25. (646- 10:45 p.m., worship service. Nurserv D r . G o t t rassment. You have the gift of each Second Conprogotlonal Church of fo r pre-schoolers (647-9141) Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sundav masses tees a loss of 10 45201. Be sure to mention the title. 5: 20, 7:35,9:45. — The Delta Force (R) and Sun 1:30, 3. — Iron E ag le (PG-13) • service; 10:30 a.m ., m orning worship. Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ 1490) at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2403) pounds in a -\ other and a healthy child; that is a Sat 1:30 . 4:15, 7:10, 9:40, 11:45; Sun Sat and Sun 4:30, 7:10, 9:40. __ The N ursery provided. (643-0537) entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. St. James Church, 896 Main St., THE •’ A great deal to be thankful for. I hope 1:30.4:15.7:10,9:40. — W ildcats (R) Sat Jew el of the N ile ( P G ) Sat and Sun 4:15. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Regular schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, week and Peter Gott, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a very 1. 3:10, 5:15 , 7 : 20, 9 : 25, 11:35; Sun 1. 7 : 20, 9:30. Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Mormon she can learn to accentuate the a.m ., D lol-A -R ld e to church; 8:45 0 m., Jewish — Conservative Rev. David Boronowskl, Rev. Joseph seems to con­ personal problem. My penis, when 3:10, 5:15, 7: 20,9: 25 — Down and Out pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sundav school; 10:30 church school, nursery to grade i ghf, Kelly. Msor. Edward J. Reardon. BIBLE o. m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening The Church ol Jesus Christ of sist mostly of erect, is only 2 inches long. I’ve positive. In Beverly Hills (R) Sat 1:20, 3 : 25, WINDSOR adult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle Latter-day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 o.m.; 5: 25. 7:40, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 1: 20, 3 : 25, Ploza — The Jewel of the Nile (PG) ' service. (645-5316) fellow sh ip ; 11:15 o.m ., lu n lo r ch o ir; 4 Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Sundav m asses ot 7:30, 9, 10:30 o.m., SPEAKS s a I t i n e tried all kinds of mail order First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ 5: 25. 7:40, 9:50, 11:50. — The H itch er Sat 7:15, 9:30; Sun 7:15. p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabotskv, con- shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) by crackers, hot i/ iM devices but to no avail. I ’m 24, and , Send your questions to Dr. Gott Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sundav senior church school and Pilgrim tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. 10:15 o.m ., Sundav school and p rim ­ St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., EugBiM Br«WBr in care of the Manchester Herald school; 11 o.m., worship service; 7 fellow ship . (742-6234) Services, 8:15 o.m. Frldov and 10o.m. a ry ; 11:40 o.m ., priesthood and re lie f dogs, peanut this is a great embarrassment. I p. m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ Coventry. Father James J. William­ at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH Tolcottvllle Congregational Church, Saturday. (643-9563) society. (643-4003) son, pastor. Masses Soturdov at 5:15 butter and ice cream. The descrip­ Finally, this diet is not suitable have a 2-year-old son and don’t T H E L IT T L E week service. Nursery at all services. M a in Street ond E lm HIM Rood, 44101. Due to volume of mail, (649*7509) p.m .; Sundav 9:30 and 10:45 a.m .; A recent issue ot the tion says it has been proven safe. for the long-term treatment of want him to go through what I TolcottvMle. Rev. Nonev Milton, pas­ h olyd avs, 5:30 and 7:30 P.m. Confes­ individual questions cannot be T H E A T R E OF First Baptist Chapel of the Deat, 240 tor. 10 o.m., worship service and Htrttord Courant carried a lettor Could you comment on this diet? obesity because it will result in have. My wife is always saying I ttlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Jewish — Reform National Catholic sions 4:30 to 5 o.m. (742-6655) church school. (649-08)5) from a person with the title ’’Rev.” malnutrition. am unable to satisfy her. Do you answered. Questions of general MANCHESTER, INC. K reutzer, pastor, (643-7543) Temple Beth HllleL 1001 Foster St. St. John the Baptist Polish Notional V SHOWCASE ' Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Church of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron alleging that the Bible doea not DEAR READER: I have several I think it makes more sense for have any suggestions? interest will be answered in future Extension, South Windsor. Steven Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clittord columns. presents ienter St., Manchester. Rev, Mark D. Covenant Chotinover, robbl. Services, 8:15 p.m. chester. Rev. Stonlev M. Loncolo, address homosexuality. Such ■ objections to the diet in question. It weight-conscious peopie to follow a = HARTFORD » -Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sundav school; Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 each Friday; children's services, 7:45 pastor. 9 o.m ., moss. (643-5906) o.m .; Sundav m asses at 7:30, 9:15 and claim ignores or perverts Genesis is a 1,000-calorie, high-fat diet. nutritious diet that wili enable DEAR READER: Yours is not B e s - a m o interstati as exit st 11 o.m., mornino service; 6 p.m., Trinity Covenont Church, 302 Hack­ p.m. second Friday of eoch month. 11 a.m . (643-4466) 19. Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13 In That in itself may be harmful, in them to lose pounds (average: two only a personal problem, it is an Shovel carefully UM4M MAMI HiO-ten MnmooN SWW ONU ^Ovenlng service. (643-9359) matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman (644-8466) Swenson. Worship service: 8 and II the Old Testament: and Rom view of recent attention focused on pounds per week) and eventually unusual one as well. Although the Scientists aren't entirely certain coNiNmut a«>m ouz / un iHom R L a ui Nazarena o.m.; Sunday Bible school, 9:30 o.m. 1:18-32. 1 Cor. 6:9, and V T Im maintain an appropriate body- chances are good that your son will why thousands of people die every Christian Science (649-2855) Church o l the Noiorene, 236 M ain St., the dangers of dietary cholesterol n C H n C H E R i 1:10 in the New Taetsment. and other fats. weight. In my view, the best diet not inherit your difficulty, this year after shoveling snow. They Lutheran Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Salvation Army 1 ;45-8;40-5;80-7M-UM)0-l t«0 First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of for this purpose is low in fat and reassurance may do iittie to suggest, says the American Heart m N . M a in St., M anchester. 10:30 a.m ., Solvation Army, 661 Main St., Mon- Proponents of the diet ciaim Concordia Lutheran Church (LCA), outreach. 9:30 o.m., Sundav school; To argue, as the writer did, that simple carbohydrates (sugars) alleviate your psychological pain. Association, that the heartbeat WILDCATS church service, Sundav school, and Episcopal 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church sustained weight losses of 10 care for small children. (649-1446) there are no Hebrew or Greek and high in protein, vegetables and I think you should see a urologist in loses rhythm as a stressed body St. Oeorae'i Episcopal Church, 1150 D. Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. and nursery; 6 p.m., evening prolse pounds a week. In my opinion, a IK»-S;l0-S;IS-7:{0-9:ZS-lt;3S Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Wangerln, part-time pastor. 8 a.m., se rvice , nurserv. (646-8599) terms for homosexuality is to tries to return to normal. They HI chester. (649-8982) Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sundov wor­ patient who loses 10 pounds a week fruits. a teaching center. In conjunction ship: holy euchorlst, 8 ond 10 a.m.; holy communion; 9:15 a.m., Christian deny facts. And some ol the fore­ is going to lose a substantial To give you more information. with other specialists, the doctor recommend that anyone older than QUtCKSILVB) church school, 9:45o.m.; coffee fellow­ grow th hour, church school; 10:30 a.m., holy communion. Nursery care NEW SERIES going passages describe quite amount of protein, too, which is I ’m sending you a free copy of my may be able to offer you surgical 40 shovel snow very carefully, with Church of Christ ship, 11 o.m.; Lodv Chapel open 1;30-f;10-B;30-7:aO-9;SO.n;30 IBS afternoons; public healing service, provided. 649-5311) ^ „ Pentecostal ^ vividly the behavior alluded to. E m o n u e l L u th e ra n C h u rc h , 60 unhealthy. newsletter, Weight Controi options that can enlarge your frequent rests. * C hurch o f C h rist, L v d a ll ond V ernon second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening OF TAPES I K D H IA FORCE prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. United Peniccettal Church, 187 Streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Lond- Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. "A NlW PirtpiCtIvr Some homosexual apologlete l;SIM:l5-7;IO-ft40-l1;4B HI minister. Sundav services: 9 a.m., H o lllg e r, 643-9203. wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., grant that the Bible raters to ■Bible classes; 10 a.m ., w orship; 6 p.m., emeritus. Schedule; 8:30 a.m., wor­ Sundav school; II o.m., morning homosexual practices. But they F/X worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Pork and Church stroots, Manchester. An­ ship; 9:45 a.m., Sundav church school; w orsh ip ; 6 p.m ., evening w orship ; 7:30 Study. Nursery provided for all servi­ 11 o.m., worship service, nurserv. p.m.,biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m., say the paasaget do not refer to Thoughts t:l5-3;n-lk»-7;S5-$:45-l1;45 ces. (646-2903) drew D. Sm ith, rector. W orship: 7:30 those who ere ’’conetitutlonal HI o m .o n d 9:3 0a .m .; church s c h o o l,9:30 643-1193. ^ „ Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Men’s prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. homosexuals’’, iteell a n L DUWN li OUT M BEVBILY M IS 0 m ; bobv-slttlno, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m .; Gongragatlonal Holy Eucharist, 10 o.m. every Wednes­ chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. Y o u th se rv ic e (F rid o v ). (649-9848) unsubatantieted concept. SuchJ by Hegh Leonard (643-2051) ^ In his book "Hurryin’ for Little honking out of the night sent little believing or accepting faith, we light. Joy of this will get you going l:20-3;28-5;tS-7;40-$;Sall;M ^ day. (649-4583) 647-8301 mlausa ol Scripture could as Beltcn Cantrepotlonal Church, 228 Prince of Pooce Lutheran Church, for an Important Reasons’’, Ronald Meredith spoke arrows of prompting deep into make good spiritual progress, but again. You can still fly! Route 31 and North River Road, easily be cited to lustily lying, East Catholic High VOUNOBIOOO jlolton Center Road, at the Green, their wild yesterdays. Their wings gradually we stop growing. Once I want to live above the world, •Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Coventry. 9:45 a.m., Sundav school; 11 recorded meMage stealing, drunkenness, or any of a quiet spring night when the o.m ., w orship service. (742-7548) Presbyterian Though Satan’s darts at me are School Auditorium 1; 10-3; 1 B-B;{0-7:40-0;SO-1 MO Minister. 10 o.m., worship service, Gospel other sin. Homosexual practice is silence was broken by the sound of fluttered a feeble response. The we desired to obey God and walk in HI fnurserv, church school; II o.m., ZIen Evonaellcol Lutheran Church Coventry Presbyterian Church, wild geese flying. “ I ran to the urge to fly — to take their place in holiness, but now we have leveled hurled; Jello w sh ip ; 11:15 o.m ., forum pro- Church of the LIvInp Oed, on (Missouri Svnod), Cooper and High a sin. To ' be to included while Friday & Saturday — 8 p.m. OUT OF AFRICA Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ house." Meredith comments, ’’and the sky for which God had made off on a plateau. We have lost our For faith has caught the joyful Ipram. (649-7077 o ffice o r 647-8878 evonoellcol, full-gospel church, Ro­ streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sundav, resleting the temptation is not. February Z1 & t t l:IS4;IO-7;tO.10;18 bertson School, North School Street, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Divine wor­ 9:30 a.m ., w orship ; 10:45 a.m ., Sundav breathlessly announced the excite­ them — was sounding in those vision of greater godliness. sound. (BS Monchesfer. Rev David W. Mu' em ship; )0:45 p.m. Sundav school; Holy February 88 & March 1 '^Cantw’lconprapatlenol Church, 11 school; 7 o.m., Bible study and ment I felt. What is to compare feathered breasts, but they never The song of saints on higher ^Center St., M anchester. Rev. N ew ell H. pastor. M eeting Sundovs, 10 to 11:30 Communion first and third Sundav. fellowship. Wednesday, 7:3C o.m., Do you feel this way? Remember ground. IK COIOR PURPU ibeq] •Curtis Jr., senior postor; Rev. Robert o.m- Nursery and Sundav scliool. (649-4243) p ra ye r m eeting. (742-7222) CHURCH OF CHRIST with wild geese across the moon? raised from the water. The matter Tickets: $6.00 Full Oospel interdenomlnotlenol (Oatman) __ I:IM:I3-7;I0-I0;I0 'J. Bills, minister of visitotlons; Rev. Presbytwian Church ol Manchetler, FatllEgl Lydall and Varnon SarMts It might have ended there, except had been settled long ago. The com when you longed to soar? You still $5.00 (Studenli It 8r. CIlIzcBi) Xlltford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; Church, 745 Main St., Manchester Rev. 43 Spruce St., Monchesfer. Rev. Ri­ Ym e^ P h o n t: $48-2a03 for the sight of our tame mallards of the barnyard was too can. Just spend time today with Michoel C. Thornton, associate pastor. Philip P. Saunders. Sundav, 10 a.m., Methodist ch ard G ra y , pastor. 10:30 a.m ., w o r­ Lawrence S. Staples 10 o.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 adult Bible study and Sundav school; 7 on the pond. They heard the wild tempting! ’’ God and reading his Word. Confess C A L L : 646-8188 or 646-1180 Bolton United Methodist Church, ship service, nurserv, 9:15 a.m.. Sun- South United Methodist Church a.m . church school. (647-9941) o.m ., w orship service. Tuesday a t 7:30 call they had once known. The So it is with many of us. After your condition. Begin living in the MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Ft-h. 22. 1986 - I t Ill - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 22, 1986 BUSINESS______LOOK FOR THE STARS ... ^ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Business Stock market sets another new high better results. Put a star on your oA up cans give a thousand different answers, specific” recommendations to save has been resorted to by shoving some special three-judge federal court ruled, I job for you. We offer a guaran- | ing and payroll pre­ with fruit trees. D.W. Fish still a chance to purchase room apartment, stove, 69% nc and many of those answers are colored billions of dollars by reducing waste. ing silk screening tub. Formal dlnlg room, Hartford Steam Boiler items "off budget.” a central provision of that law unconsti­ paration. Full time. 52 sitting room with fire­ Realty 643-1591 or S71-1400. your own home for refrlgerotor, references 64 up 2»/» by their particular relationship to Practically speaking, it said, "these f teed salary with bonuses. Work | required. $290 monthly, Ingersoll Rand tutional. An appeal has been filed with week position. Mini­ operators, hot place. The family room $68,900. Im m aculate 4 60 % savings, if fully implemented, could Colonial — Manchester, 646-2311. J.C. Penney up government, particularly by the benef­ Devices proposed in this year’s the Supreme Court. - I done from our office, four even- ^ stamping operators. has a huge ’ wolk-ln" fire­ room Townhouse Condo % virtually eliminate the reported deficit mum; Associates $89,900. 3 bedroom Colon­ Lydall Inc. 15% up its they receive. budget proposal include selling off I ings a week and Saturday $ Experience pre­ place, picture window and In small complex. Newer Sage Allen 22 nc Therefore, while the desire to reduce by the 1990s versus an alternative assets, selling off loans (the purchasers Unable to cut spending — unable to degree in accounting random width oak floorsi ial In nice residential area wall to wall carpeting, full 3 Room Apartment. Heat ferred but will train. yet convenient to schools 8, Electricity Included. SNET 47% up 3 /4 government appears to be as strong as deficit of $10.2 trillion in the 1990s if no presumably would seek to collect at a decide what items should be shaved or $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ or equivalent expert Cherry raised paneled ca­ basement, ond fully ao- Apply in person; and shopping. Formal din­ Private driveway, private Travelers 54% up I ever, the reluctance to cut spending action is taken” profit) and imposing user fees, such as excised altogether — Americans and ence. Contact Pat binets surround the kit­ ollanced tool Call today $, 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ ing room, 7 X 17 porch. 647-8400. Jackson & Jack- entrance. $525. 643-9804. Tyco Laboratories 59% up Vt where it might hurt particular projects These measures, it continued, could for federal meat and poultry their leaders have sinriply resorted to Ladd, Manchester chen and breakfast area 3/1 save $424 billion in three years, rising to A P O L LO II overlooking the rear Hardwood doors through­ son Real Estate. United Technologies 53% up is equally strong or stronger. It is a., inspections. the technique of spending beyond their ings, also Saturday mornings. | Board of Education, out. Walk-up attic and 4 Room renovated second New York gold $338.00 up $6.65 strange case of division in unity. $1.9 trillion a year by the year 2000. means and wishing for'a miracle. Glen Road yard. The other two bed­ An "oil import fee” to raise revenue 45 North School St Manchester, CT rooms, along with a full appliances Included. CHFA Approved. Spa­ floor apartment, gas Theoretically, there is almost no limit "without raising taxes, without weak­ 1$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ D.W. Fish Reolty, 643-1591 stove, no utilities. Secur­ Manchester, CT 203-647-1678 both and large unfinished cious 5 room condomi­ or 871-1400. nium In small convienlent ity 8i References. $400 06040.647-3451. room are on the second The Wyllys Street floor. Laundry facilities complex. Some of this monthly. Coll 646-7336. EOE. exit off 1-384. ore located on the main Allbrio Realty, Inc. was home's special feotures floor. Exterior of this established by Robert All- Include 2 large bedrooms - Manchester — 4 room, 2 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED bedroom aportment, op- home Is a maintenance brio In 1980 and the firm one with dressing area - IN MANCHESTER AREA free combination of brick, has grown considerably 1% baths, formal dining pllonces, basement stor­ . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Andersen thermopane due to the dedication, room, deck, extra Insula­ age. parking. $495 a windows, narrow vinyl motivation and honesty of tion and 0 full basement. month plus utilities, se­ C lassified... DARI-FARMS clapboards and timber- Its professional staff. Re­ Coll today (or details. curity and references. 649- Business Opportunities 22 Store/Oftice Spoce 44 Household Goods 62 For a d vertise m ents to be cently Allbrio Realty has Offered of $77,900. Joyce 2443 between 7-9pm. 63 Rates -Joyc8 Li. all line shingles. For your N O llC e S Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc tor Sale published Monday, the deod- comfort the heating sys­ moved to a new, ex­ G. Epstein Real Estate 64 M in im u m : :Bobbl La. all ICE CREAM INC. panded office located at Like Private Home — 3% I nci/Pniinri 01 Employment Info. 24 Misc. tor Rent 46 Home and Garden line is 2;30 p.m. on Fridov tem Is gos fired hot oir 647-B895. 65 TImrod Rd. all 202 East Center Street In room apartment. Appllon- Person^ 02 instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets 4 Lines with central air condition­ 66 ■ AlBXinder 81 all ing. There Is on oversized Manchester and we hope Affordable Housing I Low ces. Working single adult, Announcements .: :: ...... 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Musicol Items has immediate openings for 2nd shift to continue serving your married couple. No child­ Recreotionoi Items 67 D ays P e r Line Read Your Ad : Canter 81 487-553 odd only 2 cor garage with auto­ 40's. This spacious one F Auctions 04 l.q ...... 7 5 t 563-655 odd onl|| freezer selector. We are now accept­ matic opener... This Is a real estate needs In the bedroom condominium ren, pets. 643-2080. Real Estate _ - Cinter 8L F caiM XT Services Antiques C las sided advertisements (uturel Allbrio Reltv was A-10 ...... 5 S t special home that de­ will allow the single, Tog Sales ...... are taken by telephone os o Lincoln 81 ing applications, Monday thru Fri­ the first area real estate Manchester, large 2nd Homes (or Sale 31 ...... 45« serves your Inspection. young couple or retired 51 Wanted to Duv 70 20 o r m o r e ...... convenience. Pirklno 8L all firm to offer home sellers buver(s) to live comforta­ floor, 3 bedroom, remo-' Financial condominiums 32 Services Ottered all day. Apply in person between 8:30- $174,900...."We Guarantee Lots/Land (or Sole 33 Painting/Popenng 52 The Manchester Hcrofa is Ridgewood 8L Our Homesi". Blanchard over 55 years old a sub- bly! Located In Vernon, deled In quiet location. all stontlal savings with a $625 plus utilities. Low Mortgages it investment Property 34 Building/Controcting 53 responsible only for one in cor Rooaevalt 8L 5:30 at a, Rossetto Real Estate. You'll be close to shop­ all Senior Citizen Discount. ping, recreation and the heat, appliances In­ Personal Loans 12 Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding reef insertion and then only Filrvlew 646-2482.n ^ Automotive Deadlines Wi$t Middle Tpke. 420-496 We are proud to have highway. Where else con cluded. Available Imme­ Insurance...... 13 Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing for the size of the original Darl-Farms Ice Cream Inc. Initiated this tradition. We 81 John 8L 115-175 Government Homes from a qualified buyer find a diately. 649-9639. Wanted to Borrow 14 Flooring 56 Cars Trucks (or Sale For classified advertise­ in s e rtio n . also otter o Quick home with kitchen oopIo- 8L Liwrencs 8L 40 Tolland Stage Road SHU repoir). Also delin­ E C A titn lc Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs w h ich do not lessen Transfer Progrom (or the Inces, o garage and o pool Large 5 room condo, pro- quent tax property. Call E Marble 8L services wonted 58 Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement 805-687-6000 Ext. GH9965 multi-family owners look­ (or os little as $^S00down I (esslonallv decorated, Employment KCniaiS Tolland. CT 06084 garage, full basement. Auto Services deadline is noon on the dov will not be corrected bv on McCabe 8L for Information. ing (or on Immediate sale Coll 649-0917 todov! All- Pdliration Rooms (or Rent 41 For Sale Autos for Rent Lease ' Stock Place and transfer of owner­ brlo Realty. Must be seen. Call 646-5247 A Apartments for Rent 42 before publication. additional insertion. , ship. OR...If you wish, we 61 Misc Automotive Claarvliw Terr. The Time Is Right! I Inter­ or 673-8440. Help Wanted .'...... 21 Homes (or Rent .43 Holiday/Seosonol Flaming Rd. est rotes are greot...Don't will manoge your prop­ let this chance go by. erty under our Multi- BUSINESS Hilliard 8L NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Family Mandgement Pro­ Edward 8L all Spacious Cape Cod with PROPERTY IN BOLTON AREA plenty of room to grow, gram I Please call Robert Solway 81 all Allbrio at 649-0917 for East Hartford - Immacu­ Employment all 3-4 bedrooms, 1st door Thinking of Selling or Karry 81 laundry, many Improve­ further Information. At late large 2 bedroom Allbrio Realty...Our Job Leasing your property? . North 8L all ments. Ottered at $82,900. obortment on quiet street. Lathe and Bridgeport Op­ Dishwasher — Full or port( Is To Make Your Life We specialize In commer­ Ideal (or working couple, & Education Offset stripper. Hove Im­ Wanted - Service person, Union Court all Laka SL Hurry I 647-8400. Jackson erators with own set-up time. Flexible schedult/( Easier I cial, Industrial, Invest­ Appliances and garage, mediate opening for a mechanically Inclined for North School 81 all Cider M ill Rd. 8i Jackson Real Estate. Buyer meets seller In experience. OT, Insu­ Uniforms and free meals; ment properties. Warren no pets, references, secur­ Clossifled ... and It’s qualified person. Expand­ shop work for water con­ pro vid ed. Good poy.v Santina Dr. all Brooidleld 8L Bolton E. Howland Inc. Realtors. [oDLOST AND FOUND ditioning company. Must rance, vacation and holi­ all Brand New Llstlngll $50,000. Owner selling ity deposit required. $450, hoppv meeting tor both. ing business requires ad­ Service Station Mechan­ Please apply to Thd( Kaenay 8L small 2 bedroom cape, 643-1108. be reliable and dependa­ days. See Ed or Bruce, E. Middle Tpka. Adorable 4 room Cape no utilities. 520-6779 after ditional personnel. Pres­ ics and Attendants. Full Ground Round, 3025 Main- Floranca 8L all Rockville/Vernon line In Reward 1 Lost — Loroe HELP WANTED ble. Call for an appoint­ L.E. Hall 8i Sons, Route32, Cod plus finished rec 4. tige Printing, 135 Main and part time. Uniforms St., Glastonbury, 6594)162.; Unlay 8L town. Great starter home. Manchester — Restau­ block and white cot, white ment to fill out applica­ South Wlllington, 429-0510. all Manc.-Bollon room and 2 undnished VISIONS Street, Manchester. furnished. Apply In per­ Hamdan 81 Carpenter Rd. Move In condition. Re­ rant, recently remodeled. First Floor ot 2 family, on chin, paws and belly, tion between 9 and 4. son, 252 Spencer Street, Secretory to Superintends all rooms upstairs. Original Seats 125 plus, fomlly broken eve tooth, vicinity UNLIMITED Rooting & Siding — Expe­ Electricians - Apprentices Foreat St. owner has maintolned cently remodeled. Call Larrabee Street, East EMT-A/EMT-I/EMT 289^4355. Manchester. ent o( Schools and Board all Bluarldga Br. dining, business lun­ of Birch & aissell Sts. ANNOUNCES rienced only. 742-0653. & lournevpersons. Career Park SL Manchaatar property beautifully. 175-2941 or 171-9592. Hartford. 5 room, 2 bed­ Graduates. Immediate of Education, Mansfield Bette Dr. cheons, ample parking, 649-9361 otter 5pm. Custodian — Part time. opportunities lor expe­ Chaatnut SL all Aluminum sided. 1 cor room, appliances In­ full and port time open­ Unloue Furnishings, Etc. Public Schools. Permon-; fabulous opportunity, Lottery Drawing Immediate opening for rienced ore-registered, all garage with additional cluded, garage. $470 per Secretary, Various diver­ ings. Competitive salary, looking for full and part ent full time position foe- Dlla SL owner will finance. Ask­ Lost. Grey tiger striped (or Love Lane reliable, mature person apprentices 8, lournevp- all storage shed. Call quick I month plus utilities, No sified duties In a small excellent benefit progom. time sales help. Manage­ person with extensive ae-‘ Garden SL ing $125,000. Coll for de­ cot, nffoybe wearing col­ affordable housing monufocturlno produc­ who Is looking tor wee­ ersor EOE (203)243-9543 $80'S. 647-8400. pets, 289-3057. Coll Bob, 233-5517. ment opportunities, Man­ cretarlal experience, ex-- MANCHESTER HERALD tails. Strano Real Estate, lar with bell. Cambridge tion office, full time Inter­ kend employment. Must Bloomfield Electric Co. Open House - Sunday, Lot Numbers 8. 9. 10, chester or Eo',t Hartford cellent typing and stenoa 647-7653. Street area. Reward 646- have experience strip­ MANCHESTER HERALD Call NOW 647-9946 2/23/86, 2-4pm. 47E Es­ 11, 12, 13. 14 esting position available. Dental Receptionist — 4 location. Call 646-5563, ask graphic skills. Ability to Manchester — 121 Cor- a o I HOMES 2927. Apply In person, Gunver ping, waxing and buffing Bench Workers (or debur- quire Drive, Manchester. day work week, busy for Maureen. ossist the Superintendent Call NOW 647-9946 rlooe Drive, well kept 7 4 31 FOR RENT Date: March 13. 1986 floors. For additional In­ rlng ot parts, experience Northfleld Green 2 bed­ Manufacturing Co., 234 office. Send resume to: of Schools In maintaining room Cape, first door Impounded — Male, 2 Place: Lincoln Center Hartford Rood, formation call Manches­ preferred, start Imme­ lamlly room, 3 bedrooms, room ranch. 646-1635. Dental Group, 70 East Part Time — Mornings. a smooth and efficient Rentals Coventry — 3 bedroom months. Golden Re­ Hearing Room Manchester. ter Manor, 646-0’ 29. diately. Apply at Barry formal dining room, fire­ Middle Take., Approximately 4 hours operation of the central HAIRCUTTERS lakefront available. Im­ triever, Spencer Street. Blast 238 Hartford Road, place, 1 % baths, complete South Glostonbury. Three Time; 7 PM Manchester. per day starting at 8am. office. Available to attend mediate occupancy, ap­ Female, 5 years, mixed Port Tl me Clerk — Thurs­ Government Jobs. Manchester. bullt-lns, enclosed sun bedroom Ranch with gar­ General janitorial duties evening Board meetings, PICTURE THIS pliances, washer & dryer, breed, black 8, white. Houses will be open for day 8, Fridays, 3-8om. S16,040-SS9,230/year. Now porch, carpeting, com­ age on lovely landscaped Permanent Port Time are your responsibility. keep accurate mlnutee S.UPERCUTS ROOMS lease required, $650 per West Center and Adams. Inspection on Sunday. Apply In person. Memor­ Tellers. Apply 923 Main hiring. Call 1-S05-687-6000 Luncheoun Woltresi plete maintenance free lot with matured shade Call Cbemlawn Services, wanted - Tuesdov - Fri­ and prepare ogendO FOR RENT month, no pets. Call ERA Call the Manchester Dog March 2nd & 9lh, from 1- ial Corner Store, 352 Main Street, Manchester. 646- Ext. R-9965 tor current Corp., 246-6100, 8-5, Mon- Now hiring in exterior. Owner anxious. trees. Living room has day. Experienced pre­ packets. Solorv negotlo* B 8i R. Mary Gobbev, Warden, 646-4555. 4pm. Further datalla and Street. 1700. federal list. dov thru Friday. Asking $136,000. Open to unique corner fireplace, a project summary are ferred. Banouet hours ble, depending upon expe­ Manchester new wall to wall carpet­ Manchester — Com­ 646-2482 or 649-9459. rience, plus compensos, $ EXTRA MONEY $ otters. U & R Realty, available at the town Applications now being also available. Apply Porkode 643-2692. ing, relaxing lamlly pletely furnished Includ­ Masseuses desired (will RN's, port time and full Maintenance man (or tion at hourly rote (ot ing stove, refrigerator Vernon — Bolton Lake. 4 manager’s office. time employment availa­ accepted at Barry Blast Manchester Country Club room. Very active price train). Exceotlonol pay core of church property attendance at evening and linens. $50 weekly room Ranch with applian­ 2 Co. Apply In person, 238 between lOom and 2pm, or Immaculate Two Family range. $104,900. Century 21 ANNOUNCEMENTS and transportation avail­ ble with flexible schedul­ and buildings, previous meetings. Closing dotetor With Your Own Part-rime Job. If you have, or are ces, no children, no pets. m Hartford Road, Manches­ call 6464)103. — 4-6 house that Is by tar Jockston-Showcose. 646- plus 2 weeks security. Coll able. Manchester area. ing on all shifts. Positions experience In mainte­ applications It March about $485 monthly. 742-6736. ter - rear of building. one ot (he nicest buildings 1316. between 5-9pm, 646-9632. 574-4851. Include supervisory. In­ nance necessary, 643-4466. 14th, 1986. Applications An excellent opportunity for Emergency? In Manches­ fection control, InservIce Wanted — A m ature to re<;elve a CT we have teen this year. 2 ter, dial 911 for fire, HELP WANTED Painters with at least 2 woman to core for are ovaMable In the super­ State cor garogel Blanchard 8, QD Paste UP Artist, port time, education and staffing. Service Manager Wanted intendent's office, 4 South Housewives and Mothers witti police, medical help. Benefit and no-beneflt years Interior and exte­ toddlers, hours 1-6 In Man­ Rossetto Real Estate, 646- CAR8/TRUCK8 ICARS/TRUCKS R71CAR8/TRUCK8 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ to run a service station. Eaglevllle Rood, StorrS, day, Thursday afternoons plans available. Please rior experience. Start Im- chester Dov Care. S4 on Cosmetologist 2402. ______FOR SALE l ^IFOR f ------SALE Full benefits. Call 649- hour. Coll 643-5535. CT 06268, 429-3349. EOE. - ybung children , bring them FOR 8ALE and Friday nights. News­ contact Hannah Douville, medlotelv. 646-7760. 2871. M 8i M Service license, give us a paper experience helpful. D.N.S. at Canterbury Stotlon.______call ot 649-2411 Super Ranch — 3 bed­ Please send work history Villa of Wllllmantic, 423- Conn. Valley Moc'hlne has KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Wby Larry Wright with you and rooms, 2 baths, first floor Gas Station Attendants STENO&tAPHER and salary requirements 2597. openings for Inspector, family room, dreplace. Wanted — Either part babysitting costs. Benefits include: Aluminum tiding, ther­ 2 to: The Manchester He­ first piece In process and time or full time. Call mopane windows, patio NISSAN *1000°° REBATE HARTFORD rald, Box S C/O Manches­ Career Opportunity with final; All-around Machi­ • Paid Tralnine STOCK CAB A TpUCK UNITS OELIVEBEO ON OB BEFOBE MABCH 1ST FBOM STOCK Regular/FuK Time ter Herald. growing lawn care com­ nists - Bridgeport, lathe 8, 649-2871. M a. M Servlet and garage. $102,900. Station. Blanchard 8, Rossetto pany. Evergreen Lawns so forth; Burr Hand, 5 • Excellent Starting Real Estate, 646-2482. Must bo able to type 47 wpm, Stono 90-100 wpm. Offset Press Person. Hove has openings for hard years minimum expe­ Salary Immediate opening for o working lawn care spe­ rience required on olr- SENTRA STANZA MAXIMA 200-SX Minimum starting salary $198.50 negotiable NEED HELP? That Country Feeling It depending on experience and training. Requires qualified person. Expond- cialists. Competitive cra« ports. Apply In per­ • Frequent Wage Ing business requires ad­ wages, benefits and train­ yours In this 8 room extra acme travel between our offices in New London, son, 580 Nutmeg Road FAST? . Reviews large Cape with 4 bed­ 300ZX PULSAR 2x2 & 4x4 TRUCKS ditional personnel. Pres­ ing. Put some green In North, South Windsor, $ Waterbury and Meriden. Must have own trans­ $ rooms. large dreploced tige Printing, 135 Main your pocket. Call Dan CT. • Paid Vocotlons, living room, spacious kit­ portation. Hours; 8:30 am - 4:30 p.m., Monday Street, Manchester. Advertise with Daniels, Manchester, CT, Holidays chen, formal dining room, between 9 and 5, 649-8667, NISSAN REBATE .. -Friday. Printing Opportunities - set with nature on large WBITE IN THE AMOUNT OF YOUB BEBATE Our grois necessitates the The H erald • Clientele and Benefits after 8 months. BABYSITTER rear-deck, S minutes to OB 7.0ft CINANCINO Office Manager for group hiring of addltlbn.al expe­ Eaulpment Provided 1-84. $115,900. Century 21 Call 203-771-2916 medical practice In Man­ rienced day personnel: and get Jackston Showcase. 646- Mother, pediatrician chester, computer expe­ Small press operator (or a 22 Hours Per Week • Management For details and teat appointment. 1316.______is looking tor a part rience and bookkeeping 2 color AT F press - combi­ Opportunities duties Including payroll nation 0 1 paper cutter and FAST Salary Plus Gas Allowance TMMI CAN M USED A8 YOOM PARTIAL DOWN PAYMENT TOWARD THE PURCHASE OP A NEW VEMtCLE. (CALL COLLECT OUTSIDE time babysitter to Save money on cleaning PW PURCHASE AND MUST i€ PRESENTfO AT TIME required. Full time Mon­ bindarv person - shipping SUPERCUTS products by using ammo­ UESO IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHER AOVERTISEO SPECIAL VALID UNTIL MARCH 1ET. 1SSS OF NEW HAVEN) care tor 5 and 8 year day thru Friday. Call Mrs. and receiving person. Our RESULTS! SOUND INTERESTING? nia, diluted to the strength REtATE SENTRA $500 300ZX $400 PULSAR $600 DEMO’S Noonan at 6464)314. Yqu can be a Herald Area Adviser and handleiand Phone iiB w sia olds in Glastonbury storting wage It based on recommended on th« bot­ VALUjEVALUE STANZA $000 200SX $400 TRUCKS $800 SIOOCB EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F experience and we offer M anchester aupervlae our carrier boya & girls. If you like kids - 6 49 -2411 tle, for washing walls and area. Above average Babysitter — Mature, lov­ an excellent medicol/llle want a little Independence and your own Income... windows. Bring extra mo­ gtvIieK. WORLD OF WHEELS ^ salary, please write ing person r,<*eded to sit In Insuronce proorom. Call Looking (or tomethmo ney Into your home by my Manchester home, T.n. SImonds, Inc., West H erald 1047 Farmington Awe., Bristol 580-6211 800-082-1002 . Southern New England to Box C, c/o Man­ special? Why not run a telling no-longer-needed Tuesday & Thursday, own Hartford, CT, at (203)233- "Wanted to Bov" ad In Items with a low-cost od In Telephone chester Herald. transoortatlon. Please 1221 between Sam and 4pm 643-2711 yC A LL 647-9946 or 647-994?\ Clasilfled. Classified. 643-2711. call 646-9530. (or on Interview. m t » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 22, 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

D O N 'T k n o w anyone Court of Probaft, Dfifrict of Coventry STORE AND Iii7 i RECREATIONAL who want* to buy what N O n C f OP HEABINO OFnCE SPACE lO 'llTEIR S you hove to sell? Let a E S TA TE OF H wont od find a cash buyer APOLONIA PALLIAROt for youl Pursuant to oh order of Hon. Office Space — Excellent Poolsl Poolsl Poolsl AAA Dovld C. Roppt, Judge, location with ample park­ pool distributor must dis­ doted February 19, 1986 o heorlng will be held on on op- ing. 600, 400 a 300 to. ft. pose of entire stock of ptkotlon proving for author­ office suite* ore now new, leftover, 1905, 31 ft. Motclmiotis ity to mortgooe o certain available. 649-2091. family sized swimming piece or oorcel of reol prop­ erty ot In told oppllcotion on pools with huge sundeck, file more fully oppeort, at the Office Space — New pro­ fencing, filter, ladders Court of Probote on Morch Sewini t Ftoorfondtno...... fessional' building, on* and warranty for only 11,1986 at 7:00 In the evening. Trw c'kiBf. Hi»m»F«Hilrs. V«u n«Mi# r it n c o d $ :$«l|. •■■F4Nit, nko now. fdoeloiKMt mil* from 1-04. 1,000-3,000 $970. Installation optional Bertha E. Ropoe. Older floere. n«r AAA AA Clerk If, do tt. 'rro* asK- Oreftmoklnd, Hk aervice. so. ft. available. Con build and extra, financing avail­ 050-02 motet. in$vr*(L M341304. ondro(Mlrs.Cc ilnflnib FdoerKonoIno ttofoed. Xli wn; to suit. Days, 649-2272. able. Coll Paul at 721-1004. 64^fMM», . . H Nemovol. Coitt84»« 7«l. moro.'Joiin ViwfdllhL Cdit 646-57SD, Manchester — Approxi­ Court of Probote, District of Howko* Trot Sorvlce — ■ m Monchester •ttdiot Truck a CMiMMr. mately 500 so. ft., 102 NOTICt OP HEARING South Main Street, Colon- fhim o Nomovoi. F re t St* E S TA TE OF limotet. Sooclot cemiWer- coif VHwon VI sww nl: lol decor, good site visibil­ ANTIQUES JOHN A. LUCAS, SR., mostbpo"-for sootoe. I DECEASED otlon for CM orly ond Hon- ‘ ity and parking. $475 plus Purtuont to on order of Hon. Inetdltdtlon df utilities. Call Bob Allbrio >dlcoppod. 647.751^ Oonold F. Auchter, Acting .overoBo roto. moMHc. ouorry V ot 649-0917. Judge, doted February II, Oet o stioro cfort. me. Free e»«m 1916 o heorlng will be held on CdHWItftr PleotecMlforon 474 Main Street, the center on oppllcotion proving for on tlonoi stioroenlno ♦(nrl/jroh * 1 ^ HARTFORD extension of time to present IH0 knives, tci . .vdWiit jiv m in t. «4ao3S9. of town. 3 rooms first clolmt under Section 45-205 oinkino stieors, lax. — floor. Call 64^-3426 week­ of the ConnectIcOt Generol • rdoke frik.ffHSt ANTIQUES oorden toots, romry 64a«7taMi(i days 9-5. Stotutes at In told oppHco- illy, imurhd. I INCOME m tlon on file more fully op- mower blades, cMNte,. ------^ « niT.ottth' WAREHOUSE oeort, at the Court of Pro­ ololn bf^es o n d j ^ v « excellent Cbltd.CM ra]^ ISENVtCE Manchester, Main St., bote on Morch 11. 1916 at other*. Coll 649-l(««M(dterIn my ti,'c<*o m 0 h t will coll on you at yoor credit references, 649-0549 and tpeciflcotlons ore avail­ ment tolllho’*doh'lt| eonventenco whon VOO able ot the Business Office. MondoVk'. t' offer 4pm. Young working couple Sealed bids will be received o lokwcott od ..»yi...... con O M -sm iff mofor OSSr desperotely needs baby until 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, kom-tshooni flod.«<»4ni. -iHoylno SS3$ ‘S " . VsK'Ind*. -lohn Will monthly Including utili­ I7,^CARS/TRUCKS yards 4^ineh. mission will hold o public tofther I ties. 646-0009. I ' n FOR SALE No. 1886 with Photo- hearing on Wednesday, Guide is in Sizes 8 to 8 March 5. ot 8 o.m., ot the years. Size 4, 1 ^ yards. Community Holl. tor the our- h A t f li< ^ 4 ! 1981 Chevy Van — Panel, pose of discussing two Vi ton, 8 cylinder, 60,000 TO ORDER, itoi $2.50 fsr tscfe changes proposed to the Sub­ For Sale miles. Battery, front disc, ■attire, pint 50t fir ptitagi as4 division Regulations. ■aiNIInf. 1. A subsection to be added exhaust a shocks all less SUE BURNEH under Section 2.2 requiring than one year old. $4,400. Maneheflw Hereld reimbursement by the devel­ 647-2392, Days; 267-4176 Tim AVI. If Amineit oper to the Town tor ex­ I HOLIDAY/ Ntv ywk. N.Y. leoM penses Incurred by tne Town SEASONAL after 6om. Print Nirni. A iim t altli ZIP Engineer In monitoring and CODE, Stvli Niiietr Ml SI2I. inspecting the construction 1984'/!> Mustang G T — 302, ot public Im provements Snow Blower — horse V8 guad shock, low miles, NOTICE TO CREDITOnt (streets, drainage, etc.) re­ power, oldie but goodie. sunroof, AM/FM E S TA TE OF quired by o subdivision. JOHN JOSEPH SHIRSHAC 2. A subsection to be added $60. Call 649-6552 otter Cassette. Asking $7,500. under Section 2.2.3 reoulrlng 2om.n The Hon. David C. Raooe, 646-1706 evenings. Judae> of the Court of Pro­ that utilities along any new bate, District ot Coventry at streets be placed under­ READ THIS! 1975 Firebird - Red/black o hearing held on Februorv ground. Also that utilities to HOUSEHOLD 18, 1986 ordered that all any rear lots ot new subdivi­ vinyl too. Automatic, claims mutt be presented to sions abutting existing GOODS power steering, brakes, the fiduciary on or before streets hoving overhead M excellent condition In and May 18. 1P86 or be barred os utilities be oloced under­ out. $1,995. Call 646-7202or by low provided. ground. TRADEUPINTHEWORLDI Used Refrigerators, Bertha E. Rapoe, Copies of.the text of the oro- Washers, Ranges — 646-2796. Clerk posed chonges will be availa­ clean, guaranteed, parts The fiduciary Is: ble at the Town Clerk s of­ 198) Ford F-150 Explorer Mary R. Shirshac fice. and serylce. Low prices. 649 South Street R. E Gorton. B.D. Pearl a Son, 649 — Automatic transmis­ Cholrmon sion, power steering, Coventry. CT 06238 NOTHING TO BUY. Main Street, 643-3171. 051-02 053-02 power brakes, AM/FM Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ radio, bed liner. New trial freezer. $350. 649- tires. Excellent condition. INVITATION TO BID 9012. $5,800. 646-4868, call be­ tween 8am and 6pm. Notice Is hereby given that The Eighth Utilities District. 32 NOTHING FOR SALE. Main Street, Manchester. Connecticut 06040. will accept Ge­ 2 Gallon Steam yaporlzer- neral Controct bids for the construction of Fire Station a3 To Trade 70 x 10 ft. gloss a /humldlfler. $10. 742-7176, according to Drawings and Specifications prepared by Fra­ wood frame greenhouse Andover.o zier Lomson ond Budlong. P.C. Architecture and Planning, 17 , d MOTORCYCLES/ and described In generol os: to sit on foundation dlsso- One story masonry and steel frame structure of approxi­ sembled and reody to Queen Size Mattress, I'^hlCYCLES mately 4500 square feet of floor area with membrane Will swap 9x11 Black a move. What do you hove foam rubber. Extra firm. root; metal stud/drywoll Interior partitions; concrete Red contemporarv ruQ to trade? 646-6754. Excellent condition. Ask­ floor slob; suspended acoustic ceilings; toilet rooms; for any plain color facsim­ 1976 Harley Davidson porttol olr conditioning; heat system; electrlcol wiring ing $65, will dellyer. 521- Sportster XLCH1000 In ile. Call offer 5:30pm, B759.0 devices, fixtures and controls; ond site development In­ Will trade small bookcase mint condition. 10,000 cluding grading, londscoolng and povlng. 659-2436. with 3 shelves In good original miles. $3,000 or Maple Bureaus, desk, $100 Sealed bids will be received ot the office of the Eighth Dis­ condition for o coffee best offer. 633-7834. trict ot the obove address until Friday, March 21,1986. Bids Computer Chair worth table In good condition. each. Picnic table, $75. will be opened and reod aloud at that time and place. Bids $40, like new, would like to Rocking Chairs. King size will not be received after that time nor In any other place. In­ Coll 742-7463 otter 5:30pm. terested parties ore Invited to attend. trade for bookcase or 3 mattress, twin boxsp- drawer brown filing ca­ rlngs, $150. 646-4019. Comfy Knits Contract Documents may be examined at: Frazier Lomson Will Trade Wooden Work & Budlong, P.C., 29 Connecticut Boulevord, Eost Hartford. binet. Coll 742-6112. shop boxes 4 by 5 by 3 feet Connecticut 06108 ond at The Eighth Utilities District, 32 high for VIC-20 accesso­ Main Street, Manchester. Connecticut 06040. Bogen Enlarger with ac­ ries and programs. Coll I MISCELLANEOUS Bonoflde general contract bidders may secure copies ot the cessory eoulpment to 646-0643 offer 4om. I FOR SALE proposed Contract Documents from the office of the Archi­ trade for 2 desk-type wood tect on the following basis: choirs or o woyeless wo- I will trade on electric 1. Two copies of the PlansandSoecItlcotlonsmoybeob- terbed, any size. Coll 647- dryer tor o gas dryer. Coll tained upon payment of 8150 deposit refundoble If Price War! Flashing ar­ 1004. 643-8082 otter /pm. row signs $299! Lighted, both copies ore returned to the Architect, postpaid. In sotlsfoctory condition within five (5) calendar days non-arrow $279. Unllghted otter the bid opening. Will trade o 1964 Rambler $239. (Free letters!) Only 2. Additional copies of the Plans ond Speclflcotlonsmoy conyertible In excellent Reserve Your few left. See locally. be obtained upon poyment of 875 oer set, non-refund- condition for o Jeep CJ7. 1(800)423-0163, anytime. able. Coll 633-7834. ______3. No partial sets will be Issued. Will trode tope recorder- Space V i’ Pegboard, 5 pieces, 4' X 5'. $20. 643-6801 .o Bid security In the omount of 10% of the base bid will be re­ (needs work) or Kodak quired to accompany bids. Instomotlc camera for Today! The Owner reserves the right to relect ony or oil bids ond to best offer. Coll 647-1560. Rabbit fur Jacket — Ex­ waive Irregulority In the bids and In the bidding. cellent condition. Must JOSEPH TRIPP sell. 647-1927.0 FIRE COMMISSION Will trade end table, dork 643-2711 finish, slate top, rounded 046-02 Baby Bassinet. $10. 646- legs, good condition, for o 5121.D pressure cooker In good RET. MARCH 88. 1888 condition or 2 bar stools. Selling out. Furnlture- STATE OF CONNECTICUT SUPERIOR COURT Coll 742-7463 offer S;30pm. Will trade yellow tea ket­ (woter and regular beds, tle In excellent condition buffet, sofa, m ore)! Aoua- JUDICIAL DISTRICT for o brass one. Coll rlums, filters, multi-tank OF 649-6134 otter 5:30pm. 700 PHARMACIES, MORE OR LESS HARTFORD/ stand, more. Sports egulp- 888S PATENT MEDICINE LICENSEES. MORE OR LESS, AND ALL UNKNOWN NEW SRITAIN ment( weights, bench, AT HARTFORD will trade o CB radio for bike, more). TV , applian­ RETAILERS. WHOLESALERS AND Complete Single bed - OISTRfSUTORS OF THE PRODUCT on AM/FAA radio In good frame, boxsprlng a mat­ ces and more. If you're TYLENOL CAPSULES" FEBRUARY 14. 1SSS condition. (Must take out looking. I'm selling. Call tress In good condition, CB and Install radio). Coll will trade for o rocking 647-1803. ORDER FOR TEMPORARY INJUNCTION, EX PARTE 643-8082 otter. 4pm. choir In good condition. TO: 700 PHARMACIES. MORE OR LESS 2550 PATENT MEDICINE LICENSEES, MORE OR LESS Coll 643-4942 otter 5:30pm. ENDROLLS AND ALL UNKNOWN RETAILERS. WHOLESALERS Expectant young mother AND DISTRIBUTORS OF THE PRODUCT will relieve you of any Will trade o recjongulor 27'/i wldlh-25C ••TYLENOL CAPSULES" outgrown baby Items that wood kitchen table for o 13Vi wldlh-2 lor 259 The Court, having exomintd the plolntlfft Verified Com­ you wish to give owov. round pedestal table. Coll M UST be picked up at the plaint, Affidavit and Application For Temporary Inlunctlon, 643-8082jatter 4pm. and It ooptorlng that the defendant* ore engogtd In com­ Coll otter 5:30pm, 659- Manchester Herald Oflica merce, within the Stole of Connecticut, ot the potent medi­ 2436. Will trade o baby walker belore 11 A M. ONLY. cine known os Tylenol capsules, and more speclflcoltv Lots for o kiddie cor. Coll • ADF 916 and AHA 090. containing 60% powdered potos- slum cyanide, ond therefore, unlessenlolned by order of this 643-8082 offer 4pm. Use knitting worsted and Court, great, Immedloteond Irreparable Injury will result to No. 6 needles to knit the public Interest, health and safety, before o hearing con these comfortable slip­ be held. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED: PETS pers for him. 1) That the defendont, their agents, servonts, em­ ployees, assigns and successors, ore hereby enlolned No. 5901 has knit direc­ from any commerce Into ond within the Stole of Connec­ AKC Golden Retrievers, tions for sizes 10%» 11V4 ticut of Tylenol copsules until further order of this Court. and 12V^ inclusive. five femoles, ($250), 3 2) IT IS FURTH ER ORDERED thot this ex parte tem­ males ($200). Ready To ordiL 8816 f « sssb porary Inlunctlon Is effective Immedlotelv upon its sign­ Y A N K EE 2/10/86. 872-1433 evenings. patttri, phu 506 for poftafi 8i6 ing. ■Millaf. 3) IT IS FURTHER ORDERED thot the plaintiff shoM AMNC OA80T couse notice of this order to be published by meons of ri«M 4 !:s N & electronic medio and further that It shall cause to be pub­ I MUSICAL New Verfe. H.T. 10088 lished o COPY of this order In the newspapers of slgnlfl- ITEMS FrlNt NsBi, Mirass wlU ZIP cont circulation with the State of Connecticut. CODE aei Styla NaaOtr. 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Hti WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Feb. 22, 1966 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Feb. 22, 1986 2 Between the Lines Weekend Plus Magazine Luigi’s of Manchester 2 Between the Lines: The stor.v S p e c i a l s (Good Mon. Feb. 24 — Sun. Mar. 2) behind the story. Monday: Lasagna 4 On the House: Here’s how one Tuesday: Veal Parmigiana Manchester decorator prescribes Wednesday: Ziti with Meatballs or Sausage for doctors’ offices. The story Thursday: Chicken Parmigiana 5 Insights into Childhood: Learning Friday: Baked Stuffed Shrimp tp get along takes a while. Saturday: Eggplant Parmigiana behind the story 0 Cover Story: Alice Trattner invites Sunday: Baked Manicotti you to “puppygarten” in Bolton. Full Service Bar Open 11 A.M. Daily 9 On the Road: Can you fix your car 75< Draft Beer 11-3 By Josie yourself? Sure you can! Good Food 10 The Kinsey Report: This disease at Q. / would like some information on Mary Elizabeth can make insertion difficult. Mastrantonio. She was quite good in the miniseries “Mussolini." Anthony Mastrantuone, Waterbury, Conn. Education: Exactly what makes a Reasonable A. She’s 26, from Oak Brook, 111., the fifth of six daughters of a 11 bronze-foundry worker. She had a clear, strong soprano voice, good teacher? Prices even as a child, and was steered toward studying opera; she entered the University of Illinois as a music major. 1 2 At the Movies: Few surprises in TASTE During the summer, though, she worked at Opryland U.S.A. in “Power,” an intense role for Kristy Nashville and preferred the atmosphere there to her classical training. After her sophomore year, she dropped out of college McNichol, Film Capsules. THE and worked at Opryland for two years. She returned to Chicago to audition for the road company of the musical “Camelot " v/on 13 Weekend Television: An eight-page DIFFERENCE! a part in the chorus and then went to New York as a replacement pullout section. for the Maria role in “West Side Story.” Telly Savalas Johnny Carson Richard Anderson Two short-lived shows, “Coppeifield" and “Oh, Brother,” followed, as did a stretch understudying Amy Irving in 21 Music: Scorecard for the “Amadeus" when she was cast in her first film, “Scarface,” as Q. What has Telly Savalas been Q. What has happened to Q. / think Richard Dean Grammys. Turntable Tips. Luigi’s Pizza Restaurant A1 Pacino’s sister. That led her back to the New York stage in up to lately? A.V.P., Johnny Carson? Is he ill? Why Anderson o f“MacGyver” is 706 Hartford Rd., Manchester “The Human Comedy” and recently “The Marriage of Figaro.” Pleasantville, N.J. is he not appearing on “The adorable. Please tell me about 22 Fitness: Stretch and get slim while Currently, she’s filming “The Color of Money,” the sequel to A. Waiting for Universal to Tonight Show"? Donna him and what other shows he’s “The Hustler,” directed by Martin Scorcese and starring Paul decide when to start shooting Kendall, Ontario, Calif. been in. L. Camming, relaxing. 649-5325 Newman and Tom Cruise. ■ another “Kojak” TV movie. A. It’s no secret that over the Fredericton, N .B., Canada Several are planned for each last few years, Carson has been A. He’s 35, a strapping, 6‘2” 27 23 Profiles: Manchester’s Howard season, and it looks like the next getting tired of the weekly grind athlete who tested his physical Epstein. one will go into production next of the show; he came close to stamina by bicycling to Alaska Q. Please tell me where Peter Weller is from and what he’s month. quitting in I979. But what and back home to Minneapolis doing now. E.V., Atlantic City, N.J. In the meantime, scripts for you've noticed is that he takes a when he was 17. lliis followed 24 Behavior: Self-sabotage can derail your life. k i'^ 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE two other projects are being his recovery from two broken fy ] 'jp (ROUTE 4) A. He was bom in Stevens Point, Wis., but his father was in the lot of time off — his contract BOLTON Air Force, so he grew up in Germany and all over the U.S. finished: “Zaharoff,” a arms, injuries sustained while The Image Workshop: Boot those boots out of the office. only calls for him to put in 37 27 rher8 ers and students, pastors and designs. ON ANOTHER LEVEL of the areas. It could also be used to Christian education workers. "Some people are very Watkins Building. Jones found separate a dining room from a tell their Friends” to cover. It’s a storehouse of valuable contemporary,” she says. herself with another set of living room. "They want chrome furniture. considerations. Her client. Dr. It was the doctor’s taste that information on 300 Bible sto­ Some want the warmth of wood. Anthony Posteraro Jr,, treats was a leading concern when “S B €.0- ries. Over 1,350 colorful, au­ It's not so much different than cancer patients. He and three Jones was asked to help with - \ The Victor f D 'n •i-1—Sx- R tlPAIR thentic illustrations—photos, decorating for a home. other doctors who share the some interior design for an £ ^ ^ L drawings, paintings, charts, "But there are other things to office wanted a soothing rather acupuncturist. The doctor had I t r> Handbook be taken into consideration, many pieces of Oriental artwork maps—vividly detail Bible lands than stimulating environment. i ofBiWeKnowlecise sucb as fire codes. Tbe carpet "They wanted it quiet and and used the artwork, framed by >. and people, archaeological dis­ has to meet standards of calm and hopeful." Jones says. painted walls, instead of ,v P t -1 coveries, reconstructions, lifie in flammability, as do wallcover­ “They wanted lots of plants, but wallcoverings. He chose deep Bible times. And the text is pre­ ings.” one of the doctors felt that plants plum and lighter pinks for his Even more important than the could be disease-bearing, so decor. t-L2/»iCP lA*. sented in a fescinating, easy-to- doctor’s personal tastes, they opted for silk, the use of It is not just patients who read style. however, may be his or her natural materials, wood, colors benefit from thoughtfully The Victor Handbook of concern for the comfort of t he E II of soft seafoam. and peach." designed office spaces. A room patienfs. Who are they and why When a visitor walks in the in Posteraro’s office, for Bible Knowledge by V. Gilbert are they there? door of the office, in fact, the instance, was furnished with a ^ S/nc*Slnet_1te9 f AUTO BODY AND Beers. Get your copy now at Dr. Naseem Deen,''the impression is one of being round table and chairs as a COLLISION WORKS onlyJ29.95. pediatrician, wanted an office enveloped in warm water. Chair private lunchroom for the staff. D&U v.fiiiHi.m Hints space that would visually upholstery, wallcoverings, paint “ People spend a good amount of ALL MAKES AND MODELS stimulate her young patients. and even laminate counters are time in the workplace," Jones 345 Main Street, Rear Wallcoverings were chosen in in the same soft blues, greens says, “Your work environment David Bftshaw/Mancheater Herald bright, primary colors. A play and grays. Chairs are should be as pleasing as your Bring in Manchester, CT alcove in her waiting room, for oak-framed. Silk plants in wood home environment.” ■ This wall divider provides privacy in the office Across from Memorial Store instance, is papered in tiny blue planters decorate corners, and your written teddy bears and birds. But a prints are muted. of a Manchester oncologist. wide border design of giant The oncologist deliberately Susan Plese is a Manchester estimate... Q ^ST. 1969 bears leaning on picket fences stayed away from earth tones. resident who writes on home ]0 ibies & Books was used at the base of each While earthtones continue to decor for Weekend Plus. If you WE’LL DO wall, rather than at ceiling enjoy popularity in home have a home you're Interested in LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR MAN height, where decorative decorating, “there is a reading about, drop her a line at BETTER! Quality Workmanship 840 Main Street, Downtown Manchester borders are customarily seen. viewpoint that-earthtones in a •Weekend Plus, P:O.Box 591, The reason: children are .' .doctor’s office can be. Manchester, Conn. 06040. WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Feb. 22, 1986 6 Cover Story,

L No bones about it — ll^ puppygarten Alice Trattner is a treat Alice Trattner takes a moment ... Continued invites you to to play with Pudge, a Lhasa starting obedience training apso owned by early for competitive dogs. But I do it mostly for the new AI Taraulnlo/MancheBter Herald Nancy Fournier dog owner,” she says. 'puppygarten’ of Manchester Puppy kindergarten is not to Ai Tarauinio/Manchester Herald be confused with obedience Class m em bers sit in a circle and pass puppies. The exercise class. That is a type of gets the pups used to being handled by strangers. instruction for older dogs. 6 By Ad«le Angle canine singles’ bar. It’s puppy Trattner. She stands in the classes and she has worked as of enthusiastic encourage­ months and up. Much of what kindergarten, which takes midst of the confusion. Half a a research assistant in the ment. is taught is for show dogs, who "Puppies don’t respond to It’s hard to tell who’s Pudge place once a week after office dozen dog owners ring the bio-behavioral sciences gradu­ must learn to perform certain “ When I say ’go,’ release well. And it’s been a lot of them, but he’s not afraid says. negative training at all.’ ’ and who’s Brandon. The two hours in the foyer of Bolton room, watching their puppies ate program at the University exercises such as retrieving them! ” she instructs. fun.” says Smith. when other dogs approach. Classes, she says, area Trattner says. “ They’re too puppies are one ball of fur as Veterinary Hospital. And the scrambling about. of Connecticut, and jumping. She looks at the scene "The first night he sat under combination of fun and happy-go-lucky.” □ □ □ they roll over and over in some pups are doing exactly what Trattner is amazingly calm And. for the last three years, At puppy kindergarten, the around her and starts to laugh. here and wouldn’ t come out, ” instruction. " It ’s not ordering strange imitation of the latest their instructor, Alice And she's as gentle with the she’s counseled the owners of □ □ □ emphasis is on getting used to Those who sign up for "Total chaos. For an hour,” says Griffin. the dog around. It’s teaching disco craze. Trattner, wants them to do. people as she is with the pups "problem” dogs — dogs who new sights and sounds, and Trattner’s class say it’s a fun she says. Nancy Fournier of 93 with play.” Trattner didn’t invent the At the other side of the room. They’ re socializing. “ My aim is to make a better have developed pesky behav­ starting to work on basic night out for both owner and I . Ashworth St. watches as Her dog. she says, enjoys the term "puppy kindergarten.” □ □ □ Lady, a beautiful poodle, is dog-owner bond and a better ior such as biting or chewing. skills, such as coming when pup. ^ Pudge walks around the room. class as much as she does. □ □ □ "The term is used for a lot of doing her best to sniff Patch, a pet,” she explains. She does so on a referral-only called and sitting down and Anette Smith, the owner of Mary Griffin comes to class “ We’ve gotten so much out "They like to come here. It’s different things. I ’m not sure sheltie mix. Tramp. Lady’s " I f puppies are weaned She has only conducted the basis from local veterinarians staying. Patch, the sheltie mix, with Sandra LeBrun and her of it,” she says. She has like their friends are here.” many people do what I do. A roommate, a Labrador early, they often have no puppy kindergarten for about The emphasis at puppy Just moments earlier, watched her dog play. "She’s mother. Gail LeBrun of 127 always had cats as pets before. The dogs make friends for retriever, joins in the experience with their litter a year but she has had years of ,W,9fi}.mfi?*V?Jm4^wayof Trattner starts theball, er, learnn^he basic tftuTf—‘sit Birch St. Brandon, a “ I wasn’t sure what to do after introductions. mates. They grow up being experience working with dogs. dogs, rolling. dowft^nd siSy. Shc'^'done Pekingese, sticks close to 20 years of having cats,” she Continued... Continued... .1 No, this isn’t some strange afraid of other dogs,” says She has taught dog obedience operates on dog treats and lots ” According to Trattner According to Trattner A favorite breed? Veterinarians: Getting a dog to come when called: The biggest mistake people make with dogs: Barbara Woodhoute: Chewing: “ I have strong attractions to some types of dogs “ I don’t think they’re any different than doctors “ Make it worth his while. Use food, praise. Avoid "Not trying to put themselves in the dog’s place “ I think that she is an interesting show woman, “ This is usually caused by some sort of but you can’t own them all. I like Dobermans Hike and dentists. There are some good ones and some any authoritative attitude until the dog is and seeing the situation the way the dog does. If and has had a successful TV career because she frustration. A dog should always have something their responsiveness. That makes them very easy bad ones.” thoroughly trained outside. That’.s because you they’re having trouble training the dog to do does put people down. This makes for good TV to chew, especially young dogs. If it goes further to train. ” (What about their reputation as a mean actually have no authority when the dog is loose. something, they’re not good at saying. ’Now what viewing.” than that, look to his environment, particularly if dog?) “ Theydohavethatreputation.butthat’snot Table scraps: You don’t ever want him to find that out. It’s very is the dog really responding to here?” ’ he’s alone too much.” entirely just. Because they’re so sensitive, they “ They’re fineas long as they’re considered part of important that you don’t take him off lead too Guard dogs: the daily diet and not something extra. As long as Owners who say, "Hedeliberately wet in the living get frightened easily. They ’ re never a dog that you early. To a naive pet owner, that’s very hard to Antivivisectionists: "Dogs naturally protect their home by giving a just tie in the back yard and just forget about. people can eat it, dogs can eat it. The major describe. Their idea of early is eons before an ’T m all for eliminating any kind of suffering warning The best function a dog can have is to room": They’re not a laid-back breed.” problem with this type of thing is people overfeed experienced trainer’s idea of early. If there’s any whenever possible. I try to let that guide me in my bark, to give a warning. After that, the owner "Dogs tend to not W'et in areas they frequent, and to their dogs.” chance the dog is going to refuse to come to you. he own dealings with animals. But I feel there’s a should let the dog know that he makes the decision want to wet in places they' ve never been before. If Dog food: Castration: shouldn’t be off lead. The first time he refuses to higher calling in a lot of cases and science needs to after that.” you shut them out of the rest of the house — .say out "In general, you should look for something that come, he finds out there’s nothingyou can doabout progress. And. despite what a lot of these people of the living room —if they get into the living room, “ It’s something particularly that males don’t Guard dog owners: doesn’t have dye, something that has a natural it.” would have you believe, a lot of these experiments they’ll consider that the perfect place. That’s why color and not a red color. Most dogfood is designed want to do to their male dogs, but, in fact, it makes are vital. I ’d find it extremely difficult to do some “ There are an awful lot of people now who get dogs people will say. ‘It looks like hedid it deliberately.’ to be attractive to humans and not to dogs. Some for a much better pet in the long run. It cuts down The Biree-to-one theory: of the drug testing and cosmetic testing myself. for protection. They want the dog to protect the They’re right. He did. For the dog, it’s the perfect types are loaded with sugar. I ’d say avoid things on the production of new dogs, which is an “ If your dog associates coming with good things, But I'd never forbid anyone from doing it” house but they don’t have a very good idea of what place. It’s nice and absorbent and he’s hardly ever that are excessively advertised because you’re enormous problem in this country.” at least on a three-to-one basis with bad things, that means. ... You never want toencourage a dog in there.” just paying for the advertising. Look at the Grief bronght on by loss of a pet: that’s essential. For every time you call the dog Biting: to be hostile to strangers A dog will do enough of and say, 'Now we’re going in. ’ call him three other The secret of house breaking: ingredients and particularly to the first four " I haven’t had anybody call me to help them with " It’s a very serious problem with dogs. Oncethey that on his own. You never want to encourage him. ingredients. They’re the majority of what is in the times, and say. ‘That’s a good dog,’ and let him “ The trick is to keep the dog in a small area, but this problem. I ’ve been through it myself. And I’ve have learned how effective it is, you can never You’ll end up with a dog who is a big problem” food. The other things are very small amounts. go.” teach him to ask to go out. As you begin to let him talked to people who ha ve been through it. I always really be completely assured that they won’t try it Think about the fact that some food has a lot more House breaking: expand his territory, you must do it only when you feel that the best solution is to get another puppy again Th^ best thing to do is to make sure they water than others and you’ re just buying water— " It ’s politely called house training. That’s a can carefully watch him. So if he looks like he within a month or so. There’s nothing like a little never learn. The best way to do that is to never something you can always add.” leave them tied outside unattended. This Is a misnomer, too. I don’t think there’s a lot of training, wants to go out, you can let him out. Go and at least puppy to cheer you up.... But the new puppy should major cause of dog biting. ’ ’ involved. Dogs have a strong natural tendency to rattle the knob and ask him if he wants to go out not be brought home with the idea that it is just a keep their home environment clean, ... All the That way he learns that if he ever goes near that replacement for the old. Youshouldprobably get a owner really does is shape .the behavior a bit. door, you go and open it.” new breed.” Directing the dog outside, for instance” WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Feb. 22, 1986 8 Cover Story, Continued WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Feb. 22, 1986 9 On the Road Can you do it yourself? Sure you can!

By Richard Harris the pirking lot and an occasional tool. In all that time, Don't forget — a friendly, helpful mechanic Can you repair your own car? we were never ripped off! is your best source of help and advice. When If your response is something Keeping “The times they have like, "I can check the radiator, Your Car changed, but people haven’t. you find one, always let him know he's add oil and change a flat tire, There are still friendly people in appreciated. A pretend visit but I don’t know how to do Alive garages who will help if you get anything complicated like stuck with a broken bolt or replace a water pump.” this crossed"wire. In fact, most First, though, you’ll need help and advice. When you find story is for you. mechanics and automotive accurate “how-to” information. one, always let him know he’s machinists are impressed by to the vet is I It;s told by Larry Owens, lawyers, housewifes, musicians, Since John Muir’s parking-lot appreciated. (An occasional mechanically inexperienced days, “simple” car-repair six-pack, according to Larry author of “How to Keep Your outlaws, etc.) wanting to do people who have the ambition Subaru Alive" (coming in May their own VW repair work in the manuals have proliferated. Owens, might work fine.) ■ and guts to work on their own Some of them are worth their from John Muir Publications): Grease Pit parking lot. At first, cars.” we were quite skeptical. But in weight in gold. Others are “Keeping Your Car Alive” by part of 'school’ t ' “In the ’60s and early ’70s, the spirit of those time.s we Saving money is one reason to useless (orworse). General Richard Harris, copyright 1986 Wilbur Kleenex, Billy J. wanted to help our fellow man, do it yourself. When you work on books covering all cars won’t by John Muir Publications, is Trucker and I owned and so we gave them a spot in the lot your car, you learn firsthand tell you what you need to know to distributed by Newspaper -.k work on your car. Mass-market, Enterprise Association. ... Continued turn and take another puppy,” operated an independent and let ’em go for it. what’s going on under the hood. Chris Abikoff and Volkswagen garage in Santa Fe, “It didn’t take long to That knowledge can be worth a photo-illustrated repair manu­ Trattner says. her dog. Max, N.M., called The Grease Pit. lot the next time you have als, written for experienced seven weeks, one hour at a “Don’t let them get too wild. convince us that...any man. listen during puppy “In 1969, John Muir started woman or adolescent who could mechanical problems far from mechanics, don’t give you the time. The entire course costs Give them the treat and then hanging around the garage and read could rebuild an engine, home. You’ll never have to basic information and safety $25, make them behave,” she kindergarten, a said he was writing a VW repair could do a brake job. and could worry about your car and precautions non-mechanics instructs. “When you pass a □ □ □ class for puppies manual for people with no do almost everything necessary pocketbook falling prey to a should know before they start. puppy, pass the leash first so and their owners at mechanical experience (“How to keep their cars in safe, dishonest repair-shop operator. Ask whether a simplified After the first 15 minutes or the other person has control.” to Keep Your Volkswagen dependable working order. And the good feeling you’ll get repair manual on your car is so. Trattner sits the dog “What we’re doing here is Bolton Veterinary Alive”) . We wondered how “Some of the parking-lot peole from proving to yourself that available at your library or owners and their puppies in a getting them used to being Hospital. anyone could work on their own enjoyed working on their cars so you can do it is worth even more bookstore. Then, before buying circle on the floor. Dogs are handled by someone other Al Tarquinio/Manchester Herald car without having first read all much that they ended up than the money you’ll save. one, call your mechanic and ask then passed from owner to than their owner.” Trattner the hot-rod and custom-car working with us at The Grease Besides, once you’re over the whether he would recommend owner. says. books of the ’50s! Pit, We made a lot of good "but I don’t know how” the book for do-it yourselfers. Do it yourself? Sure! But don’t The idea, Trattner says, is “Anyway...We soon had a friends, had a lot of fun, and self-doubts, you may discover □ □ □ their ears. proceeds. And. considering “ My first class. I was all set steady stream of transient that working on cars can be fun. forget — a frjendly. helpful simply to get the dogs used to were usually rewarded with a The experience, she ex­ that all of them are so young, with newspapers,” Trattner flower children (and a few couple of dollars for the use of (Many people do it as a hobby.) mechanic is jipurbest source of handling by strangers. At one point, owners bring plains. is a tittle unpleasant, it’s a minor miracle that only says, laughing. ■ Class members coax the their puppies up to a table, one and will make them more used one dog has an “accident.” dogs to sit in their laps by by one. 'The pups stand on the to being at the veterinarian’s That’s been one surprise for Adele Angle, editor of offering them a dog treat, “As table, and Trattner gently tugs office or the dog groomer’s. Trattner, Puppies seldom Weekend Plus Magazine, owns soon as you get rid of a puppy. at their legs and then blows in The dogs quiet as the class mess during class. a rat. COMMITMENT lOEXCELLENCE According to Trattner BECAVS

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Relnlech (surgical removal of the be resolved with counseling. you the address of the HELP arm’s length, I just went ovaries) unless there’s medical You might be interested to chapter nearest you. This is a shopping for glasses. I DEAR DR. REINISCH; I'm 60 know that the American service of the American Social evidence of ovarian involve­ am convinced the and enjoyed ,<:ex with my wife Academy of Pediatrics (in 1971 Health Association, which also ment. opticianS cajoled me into until lately. It’s difficult to and again in 1975) and the provides information about the Even though menstruation purchasing an expensive pair of explain my problem, but it's no American College of Obstetri­ treatment and management of stops with a hysterectomy Christian Dior frames simply joke. My penis looks normal cians and Gynecologists have herpes and about various other (there’s no longer a uterus from because he told me the others when it’s relaxed, but during re-evaluated the health value of groups that may be available in which a lining is shed each made me look too much like a erection it curls toward my routine circumcision for new­ your area. month) as does reproductive teacher. body. The bend is gradually borns and do not recommend the capacity, research has now And what is a teacher getting worse and it's difficult to practice. The U.S. rate of Uterus enlarged established that estrogen is an supposed to look like? circumcision has been dropping. important ingredient in protect­ I once asked my students to insert into the vagina. DEAR DR. REINISCH: After Today, more than half the baby ing the bones against create a descriptive picture of a Can anything be done about viewing ultrasound pictures of boys in the United States are osteoporosis. Therefore, if your teacher. Invariably, teachers this? my uterus, my doctor referred were portrayed as perennial still being circumcised, but this ovaries (which produce estro­ me to a gynecologist. My uterus wearers of chalk dust on their might want to consider rate is much lower than the 80 gen) are removed, taking DEAR READER: Make on is enlarged with fibroid tumors. posteriors. One student described counseling to discuss your percent to 90 percent during the replacement hormones is an appointment to see a urologist He said I was sterile because of a teacher running to the bank psychological conflicts. Re­ 1970s. important health consideration V, When you call, ask if that doctor Only 1 percent to 2 percent of the tumors and should have a with her first paycheck after S search reveals that masturba­ not directly related to fertility. specializes in diagnosing and the boys are born with a medical hysterectomy. taking an oath of poverty from tion is practiced by more than 90 Hysterectomy is major treating Peyronie's disease. If problem requiring circumcision I ’m single and have no the School of Education upon percent of males and surgery. You should always graduation. (Her mother is a he or she doesn’t, ask for the as a treatment, although some children. Isn’t there some way approximately 75 perent of have a second opinion before teacher.) name of a specialist who does. religions and cultures mandate to remove the tumors without females. undergoing major surgery If I tease my students that all During adulthood, develop­ circumcision at either birth or removing my uterus? Will this you want to consider having a teachers retreat to the privacy of ment of a bend in the penis puberty. With those valid operation end my periods ? myomectomy or other options homes decorated in Early during erections can be a sign of Circumcision exceptions, however, circumci­ Should I also have my ovaries Peyronie’s disease, which is sion is not now seen as instead of a hysterectomy, American, pre-lchabtrd Crane removed? furnishings. We sit down to caused by the growth of a DEAR DR. REINISCH: We re necessary for genital hygiene. consult a fertility specialist or a grade papers every night while fibrous area in the penis. expecting our first child. If it’s a Medical recommendations for fertility clinic. DEAR READER: You didn’t wearing long-lasting night shirts, boy, should he be circumcised? care of the uncircumcised penis The severity of the bend and mention your age or whether it’s While you investigate your sipping tea, adjusting our gla.sses We understand there is no have also changed from the effective treatments vary from important to you to maintain options, be alert to any changes and cackling — hoping to ruin medical reason for curcumci- earlier emphasis on regular Being a good teacher is the rock star Madonna, we’re living one man to the next, so you in your condition. If it seems the someone's grade-point average. only to impress their friends. traveled," 1 told him. sion, but is there an effect on your option to have children. sum total of many intangibles, in a material world. I often should be examined by someone retraction of the foreskin to tumor is growing rapidly or you Unfortunately, 1 think my And then there are tho.se who rle looked at me with sexuality? Both factors should be taken into but I place importance on Ihe wonder what today’s teens are who's familiar with this remove secretions. It is now experience abnormal bleeding, students believe my description. rebel. Julie, against what she bewildennent. We’ve heard two views: That consideration regarding a ability to build character. committed to. The biggest condition and the current recognized that before birth the you should report that to your But beyond this stereotypical calls petty materialism, now "I don’t mean which circumcision removes sensitive possible hysterectomy (surgical Instead of telling my students concern for some teens is what treatments available. top of the penis and the foreskin personal physician imme­ image of a teacher, there shops at secondhand stores for expressway to take on the way penile nerve endings that would are a single tissue. Full removal of the uterus). that grades will be based solely jeans to wear and where they are her clothes and wears black nail to corporate headquarters," I That specialist can also diately. remains this question: What make sex more enjoyable for separation of the foreskin from It’s estimated that about 20 on tests, quizzes and homework going to park in the polish and Daddy’s ties in her told him. " I ’m talking about discuss possible sexual tech­ makes a good teacher? Opinions both the man and his partner, the penis is very gradual, percent of all women develop assignments. I’ll let them know dare-to-be-different campaign. commitment.” niques that you and your wife vary. overcrowded school parking lot. and the opposite — that sometimes taking five to 10 fibroid tumors in the uterus by Rarely serious that character will also be Of course, there are those Ralph says he wants to quit We teachers have a lot of could try so you could continue One principal told his faculty figured into the grade equation. circumcised men have hardened years after birth. Production of age 35. and that uterine fibrpids that he measured a gmxl teacher who do have a commitment. school because Boris Becker did character-building to do. But , to enjoy sex while the condition DEARDft.'rtitNKGHl Could< Th^.jy^jz ki|ds in my class, first we must consider U(iiat to,,,,, glans that minimize premature adult smegma (an oily secretion are the No. 1 reason foi^ remt^Val by tBtW)l»et*J9*IWl(alio;}|«J«« Betsy talked about joining the and Boris is getting rich playing is being evaluated. Don’t well-equipped with their fancy do to look stereotypicaliy ,, ejaculation. Which is true? from glands under the foreskin) of the uterus. ■^you plea.«e'tellfmew>hysperm' kept. T;epchprss:!be'Swdki»boMld Peace Corps, although many of tennis. hesitate to ask the doctor about '^calculators and acrylic clipboards does not begin until puberty. Fibroid tumors are nearly '‘should have a dark reddish- write in the >atne ink-colqr, her friends had no idea what she Finally, there’s Barry. He told marvelous and pedagogically "and armed with erasable pens these techniques if he or she DEAR READER: There’s no Good hygiene for boys doesn’t always benign (non-cancerous) brown color? preferably black. was talking about. me he's going to join a service wonderful. What should we doesn’t mention them. Unfortu­ conclusive comparative re­ involve forcible retraction of the and require surgery only if they I guess 1 fail his test because I and white-out, will certainly David said he wanted to go club this year to make his record wear? A real smile, a sense of DEAR READER: Assuming nately. some physicians believe search on circumcised vs. foreskin. Daily washing of the become so large that they cause can never find the right pen at rebel against these grade the Naval Academy and serve look good for college. “ You’ve humor, a feeling of commitment your question is about the fluid and the challenge of influencing they shouldn’t risk embarrass­ uncircumcised sexual function­ external penile surface with pain or heavy bleeding, or cause the right time. I have a teacher requirements. How will they his country; Steve asked him got to play the game," he told ejaculated at orgasm, (usually a me. a young person for the rest of ing a patient by raising this ing. This lack of information soap and water is all that is bladder or rectal problems friend who has the audacity to ever be able to factor in how much money he would be whitish color) a dark brown or character to figure out their his life. ■ topic, so they depend on the should be understandable; Few necessary. The foreskin will because they press on those use colored magic markers with making. Jill wrote an editorial in "I think I’ll teach Robert men have functioned both ways red color could be blood in the grade-point averages? the school newspaper chastising Fro.st again this year. It’ s time patient to do so. eventually retract naturally and areas. varying odors to suit his moods as adults. ejaculate (called hematosper- After all, this is the Me students for applying to what she we got this Me Generation on If talking about sexual older boys can be taught the Fibroid growth rates are — and 1 though he was a great The few men studied who were m ia). Any sudden change in the Generation and, according to calls the University of Prestige the road not taken, the road less activity is as difficult for you as importance of retracting the affected by estrogen. Growth teacher! circumcised as adults report foreskin and cleaning beneath it color of the ejaculate should it is for most people, hand the will often slow if hormonal always be reported promptly to physician a copy of this column that the skin on the head of the as a part of the daily bath or birth-control pills are stopped or a physician. and say you and your wife want penis gradually becomes less shower. menopause is reached. This rarely is a serious the kind of help discussed, either sensitive, as it is no longer This is a decision that parents protected by the foreskin from Uterine fibroids can reduce problem in itself. Some men from the doctor or a therapist should make based on their routine contact with clothing. fertility but don’t necessarily have hematospermia for years. COUPON SPECIAL the doctor recommends. personal feelings. But circumci­ Some of the circumcised men sion is no longer thought to be make a woman "sterile.” If you But this could be a sign of an Custom also reported being able to have medically or hygienically wish to preserve your uterus, infection or other problem with SAVE $1.45 ON A Masturbation coitus longer before reaching necessary. For a brochure on you should ask atout a surgical the prostate or urinary tract. Art HOT TOUCH orgasm, theoretically because this topic, write to The procedure called myomectomy, Make an appointment with a DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m a of the decreased sensitivity of American Academy of Pediat­ which removes tumors from the urologist. 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REINISCH; is director of the Kinsey We’re the first in a new generation What’s the address for HELP pregnancies require a Caesa­ Car Wash DEAR READER: With the ing with his particular partner rean delivery, and in about 10 _ Institute for Research in Sex, of high tech wash equipment. — whether he has foreskin or (Herpetics Engaged in Living • SImonIz* Poly Sealant exception of rare instances of percent of cases, the fibroids ~ Gender and Reproduction, genital injury resulting from not. Productively) ? Do you know of Indiana University- 111 Center Street Absoluteiy nothing touches your car Treatment any other organizations that recur. overly rough stimulation, Some parents worry that if Bioomington. Send your ques­ 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER, CT help people cope with herpes ? Fibroid tumors don’t usually Manchester OFFER VALID WITH COUPON ONLY masturbation is not known to their son is not circumcised he’ll tions to Dr. Reinisch in care of exposure affect the ovaries, so even if you cause any physical problem. If, face ridicule by his circumcised The Kinsey Report, P.O. Box 48, 1 limited 649-6939 DEAR READER: The Herpes decide to have a hysterectomy, however, masturbation makes peers. Although the fear of being art, & framing Resource Center. P.O. Box 100, you shouldn’t automatically Bloomington, Ind., 47402. Mon.-FrI. 9-5:30/So. g:30-5/ Thurt. y:3q-a you feel anxious or guilty, you “ different'’ may trouble sprpp W EEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Feb. 22, 1986 12 At the Movies 13 to 20 WEEKEND TELEVISION Pullout Section Few surprises in Tower’ Film capsules Saturday, Feb. 22

By Bob Thom as ton) capable of drastic deeds on TIm BMl of TIihm (PO-1 3) — Robin WllllanM, Kurt RumoII, Paniola Roo4. (C o m ^ ) Jack Dundee blew the biggest behalf of his Arab oil clients. tu re H our m om ent hla life, After 13 years w atching replays of him self 7 :0 0 A M CID Captain Bob Sidney Lumet's career as a Gere speeds around the dD Millionaire Maker hemisphere and country in his m uffing the biggest football gam e In his high school’s history, dD Tarrahawka director began in television. dD New Jaraay People dD MDVIE: 'Mr. Mugga Rides Again' An­ private jet. his manic pace he arranges a rem atch. M any sequences are genuinely other comedy with Leo Gorcay and the After making some of the finest (53) Tom & Je rry F 3 Cinema emphasized as he beats out am using. Russell and Reed turn In fine perform ances, but •" y- East Side Kids. Leo Gorcay, East Side dramas of TV's Golden Age. he (ID MOVIE: The Invasion' A crazed Kids. 1945. W illiam s appears m ore like a cartoon character thanflesh and?y made a smooth transition to Gene Kn:pa drum solos to the space commander plans to increase the d3) New Jersey Hispeno w im Review classic swing record of "Sing blood. Besides. 1972 isn't that far backi The characters should intellectual capacity of scientists films, starting with "12 Angry through the use of brain implants. Keir ® ) Soa pbox be about 30, yet they look m ore like 45. Grade: C -phn. M en" Sing Sing.” Symbolism? Dullea. Robin Ward. 1973. (U f t v Ten years ago, Lumet The only humanity in the ij& 'e n d O iit in Beverly H ills (R) - NIcfc None, Belta M idler, dD Bullwinkle [DIS] Donald Duck Presents (2) Barney Bear & Friends excoriated the failed promise of "Power” gallery is contributed m ip lll Dreyfuss, Lnue Richard. (Com edy) This is a grapefruit; s [ESPN] Tennis Magazine 50) Ring Around the World [HBO] Son of the Not-So-Qreat Mo­ television with Paddy Chayefs- candidates for governor apd by Hackman, who is welcome fiitt^ u icy pulp, sometimes tart, usually acidic never (- u 9D Newamakere ments in Sports Interviews and film clips ky's "Network.” senator. He instructs them how every time he appears on the Loosely based on Renoir's classic 1932 film "Boudu illustrate some of the most unusual mo­ Little House on the Prairie In hi§,latest film. "Power. " to talk, act, even think. He screen. Alas, he is not there -fi^ dpProm D row ning," this flick ridicules the bourgeoisie: ments in sports. (60 min.) ®3) F o llo w M o Lumet attacks the manipulation believes in no one but himself often enough. Instead, we have i&Rappens when a bored, rich fam ily saves a bum from " ' ? [M A X] MDVIE: Coal Miner's Daughter' 5T) Superfriends (CC) Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiog­ of the political process by media and his early mentor, a senator M nbg? Renoir m ade it work; Paul M azuraky doesn't. H is Richard Gere, transformed into [CNN] Daybreak raphy. A young girl from a poor family in consultants. It's a worthy from Ohio named Hastings rural Kentucky marries a much older lo­ a Madison Avenue marvel with i1s liM den. And M idler— playing a puru-gulded^ [DIS] Wish Upon a Star • ■) . . W f l cal boy who engineers her rise to star­ target, though not exactly new: (E.G. Marshall). high-tech offices, tailoretj suits, — refines the w ord ham . G rade: C.: [T M C l MOVIE: Tune# of Glory’ A High­ dom in the music industry. Sissy Spacek, Michael Ritchie and Robert But now Gere's ex-wife, a suspenders and a mustache. land regiment is taken over by a strict Tommy Lee Jones. 1980. Rated PG. Redford skillfully covered the British journalist (Julie Chris­ You might buy a used car from Commandant, who is resented by the "■’C d fp r'l men. Alec Guinness, John Mills. Susan­ 1 0 :0 0 A M (?) Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' subject in 1972 with "The tie) . is on the prowl for the real this man. but a political W re stlin g i s i B a s i nah York. 1960 Candidate.” reason Hastings is suddenly candidate? [USA] Jimmy Swaggart (?) Bionic Women (he aplrltually lmpoverji| "Power” fails, not because it retiring. d D BJ / Lobo "Power” ends with the at tp iu m of the century. H sr||ip 7 :3 0 A M dD Dungeons and Dragons (53) Puttin' on the Hits is badly done; Lumet and an That's just one of the story (d) Woody Woodpecker & Friends camera panning a massive :e aspiN tuat reaw akening and bi R t t h dD Greatest American Hero exceptional cast do their best to threads. Gere is also managing ( ? ) In Depth assemblage of electronic gear tar e rS M S ^ plot. This Is tedhni t h e dD Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood bring it to life. But they are the campaigns of candidates in (53) V oltron as the sound track trumpets Shd m usic are d d ^ ' d3) U lise s ultimately defeated by an New Mexico (Fritz Weaver). the SO) Underdog “ The Stars and Stripes ■ are not bellevSbIa- dZ) Motorweek overplotted script that offers state of Washington (Michael ® M r. T Forever” — just to make sure (S3) W re stlin g few surprises and no real Learned) and Ohio (J.T. B aid e^ ^ lD — Louis Gosadlt'^j 5D It's Your Business you got the message. [DIS] You and Me, Kid revelations about today's Walsh). BM Chettw aHon dranM ) Hokey 1$^' (SD Tranzor Z 1^1#-'. ^ [ESPN] Championship Roller Derby Rated R . mostly because of ficttJiBit of Ih fi^ m , In w hich an A ir P b i" [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Co(per politics. In two of the campaigns he -)n [USA] Japan Today Richard Gere is a atom- combats his boozy old partner, language. ■ M M d l e m j m (H BOj MOVIE; 'Iceman' Members of an expedition team discover and defrost a 1 0 : 3 0 A M (D (S3) Super Powers powered media adviser whose Gene Hackman. Lurking in the raW nas the b u iteerats running th e , frozen 40,000-year-old creature, and Team; Galactic Guardians clients range from a Latin- background is a Washington Bob Thomas reviews movies finglir. Being i R|dHMooded Am ericah one member wants to keep the iceman 33) FTV for the Associated Press. alive. Timothy Hutton, Lindsay Crouse. American dictator to U ,S. manipulator (Denzel Washing­ aohd)!t, and th tagiatanio pickup.Tha' 1984 Rated PG (31) Telephone Auction o n e ^ a n battialfith the entire alrfon [M AX] MOVIE: 'Garbo Talks' (CC) An ( 2 ) (S3) P u n k y B re w ste r is g ood stirring fgn. B ut w h o taught 1 eccentric middie-aged woman enlists dD Secret City the aid of her son to fulfill her dying wish Som ew here aRtiBi the lino, they got.1 3D Super Libro to meet Garbo. Anne Bancroft, Ron Sil­ from the U nitetfptalas to the M lw le ver. Carrie Fisher. 1984 Rated PG-13. (S7) La Plaza m ost of us to a p la ro u n d the MoiidL [DIS] MDVIE: The Black Hole' A fanatic An intense role for McNichol 8 :0 0 A M CID Berenstaln Bears doctor and his robot crew prepare for a (?) Wonderama JM urpliy's journey through a terrifying space phen­ (8~) @D Scooby's Mystery Funhouse omenon - the black hole Ernest Borg- CTieyHalm. ■ S h l a f l i w » * ’’®‘ nine. Maximilian Schell, Yvette Mimieux. (?) Straight Talk 1979. Rated PG. By Bob Thom as experience while living alone in Nobody realized that was m r e a p p r o p (T5) Little Rascals Greenwich Village, then relives happening. When you grow up, O^soul. M iss [HBO] MDVIE: 'Turk 182' (CC) A young your chemicals can get out of 2 ) Fat Albert graffiti artist fights City Hall when his LOS A N G ELES - Kristy the event as well as other |higlem oq|!l il N i- brother is denied his pension. Timothy MEMORABLE ‘CROSSING’ — Cheryl Ladd, as Liane DeVilliers, meets the love of balance, and that can lead to I dD SD o,, 03VOOI , ® Robert Culp. McNichol, the sweet tomboy frightening things from her own Husband (wr life on a cross-Atlantic voyage. The problem? She’s already married and so is ^e. -/i tremendous mood swings.... I I r iB i ■ from television’s highly ac­ psyche as she dreams. i h a l l A i ii« ie le r“‘“" went back and finished the 9 rttl8 A )‘t)Mdi1 CarU^Mfllionaire "Crossings” airs Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 23, 24 and 25 on ABC. ■■ n claimed “ Family," has "Dream Lover” also is not an fljjiehaaSf easy movie to sell. Filmed a picture, and I’ve been working ® Lo^Bfl^ivtweA^,^ •" W i O O A M 3D Richie Rich emerged in her most dramatic (6T) R ob ote ch , (?) MDVIE: 'Barbafosa' An outlaw bat­ year ago, it has remained since.” ward Arnold, Walter Huston 1941 role ever. l v e , b u t l , [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl tles his irvlaws until he finds himself sad­ Stereo. dD Spiderman The film is MGM's “ Dream unreleased as MGM plotted Miss McNichol began “ Fam ­ le a s th e w1 [USA] Alive and Weill dled with a farm boy on the run. W illie (D Championship Wrestling l2D Photographic Vision [ E S P N ] S quash: N orth A m e ric a n C h a m ­ marketing strategy. A release ily” at age 12, and the series ran It)-fails m il Nelson, Gary Busey, Isela Vega. 1982 (?) Voyagers pion sh ip Lover.” and it’s directed by a |fim M ^ '8orry|^ 8 :3 0 A M 3 ) The Wuzzles (CC) [DIS] Newl Animal World; Arctic Ani­ [TM C] MDVIE: 'Rage' A rancher seeks finally was planned for Feb. 21 five years. Her movie career d o n ' t l i k e y o i i | (ID 33) 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo (3D Pro Wrestling USA mal W atch Board the largest ice breaker Alan J. Pakula, a good-luck (?) The Flintstones in America s service, The Glacier, for a revenge against the army when hts (?) All-Star Wrestling d3) MDVIE: 'French Connection IT Doyle token for actresses. He helped in Los Angeles and throughout since then includes “The End.” dD Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Hour tour of the artic land discovered by Com­ young son is accidentally killed by poi­ j O u l e f , (3D Soul Train arrives in Marseilles to finish breaking son gas George C Scon, Richard Base- Texas. The company will wait as Burt Reynolds’ daughter; (53) T h e M u n ste rs mander Perry in 1909. land Oscar nominations for Liza iN i|fM ae'ia/aa d3) Wrestling up the multi-million dollar international hart, Martin Sheen. 1972. Rated PG. Minnelli in "The Sterile for reaction before further “ Only When I Laugh.” as dD Spiderman narcotics ring. Gene Hackman, Fer­ [HBO] MDVIE; That's Dancing' The his­ Marsha Mason’s daughter; and mryhsrw; ‘s w u t it d r t d3) 33) Alvin & the Chipmunks nando Rey. 1975. tory of dance in the movies is traced 1 :3 0 P M (2D Living With Animals release. dd) dD Gummi Bears Fred Astaire. Shirley MacLaine, John Cuckoo,” Jane Alexander in s m o t h e r e d I t 1^ portram efAf^ j) dD Business File d D M r. T d7) Wall Street Week Louis Ruteyser An earlier film, “ I Won’t “ Little Darlings.” with Tatum (5D Wall Street Journal Report Travolta. Rated G. analyzes the '80's with a weekly review "All the President’s Men” and Karen Blixen (H) Three Stooges (2D Photographic Vision Dance,” also had a rocky O’Neal. (13) V oltro n In Stereo. 1 :0 0 P M (?) MDVIE: 'Count Yorga. of economic and investment matters. Jill Clayburgh and Candice <1 nw teriallstic 33) Lucha Libre SIN d3) Three Stooges Theatre release. In December 1982, The actress now finds she can [DIS] Dumbo's Circus Vampire' A lonely mansion turns into a [ESPN] College Basketball; Clemson at Bergen in “ Starting Over.” (57) Say Brother filming on the $16 million movie enjoy herself when she isn’t baron— wfiO! (3D MDVIE; 'Grizzly' A park ranger finds house of horrors when a vampire invites V irginia 9 :0 0 A M (?) Jim Hanson's Muppets. (§1) S tre eth aw k himself pitted against a savage grizzly his friends there Robert Quarry. Roger His Oscar winners have love w ith that ..i-hw ttiaftl-,,,.,., [M AX] MDVIE: ’The Hunter’ A profes­ was suspended in the French working. Babies 8i Monsters bear. Christopher George, Andrew Perry, Mariette Hartley. 1970. included Jane Fonda in “ Klute” [ESPN] To Be Announced sional bounty hunter tracks bail jumpers v i y a n t Denys, (?) Dukes of Hazzerd Prine, Richard Jaeckel 1976. Alps because of Miss McNichols’ “ Lately I’ve been spending [TM C] MDVIE: Turk 182’ (CC) A young (3D (33) Tennis: International Players to every corner of the country. Steve and Meryl Streep in “ Sophie's ptaguea. Exit illness. The film was later more time on the celebrity ienba.‘'Outoflifi (?) Millionaire Maker graffiti artist fights City Hall when his (33) Candlepin Bowling Tennis Championships. Women's Final McQueen. Kathryn Harrold, Eli W allach. Choice.” That’s impressive The woman's final in the International released as “Just the Way You tennis circuit,” raising money m orbthanan (53) S o lid G old brother is denied his pension. Timothy (3D Rumbo Al Mondial: Corea del Sur 1979 Rated PG. company for the slender Hutton, Robert Urich, Robert Culp. versus Japon Players Tennis Championships are fea­ M iss Streep itoapeakihatleirtl (5D Branded 2 :0 0 P M dD Collsge Basketball: UAB Are,” receiving poor reviews. for charity, she said. 1984. Rated R. In Stereo. tured from Boca Raton. FL. (2 hrs.) Live. 23-year-old who first won (57) S esam e S tre et (CC) at Michigan MGM-UA announced that ” My tennis? It’s not bad. I’ve accents, and ,thougiTstltl( dD Voyagers (?) MDVIE; 'Prisoners of the Lost Univ­ America’s favor as Buddy [USA] Hollywood Insider dD Man From U.N.C.L.E. Marathon G r a d e : O . dD dD Smurfs erse’ A woman is captured by the war­ (TD Record Guide filming had been suspended played some tournaments and 1 1 : 3 0 A M (3D K ld s w o rld [CNN] Take 2 Lawrence in the critically- d3) Sesame Street (CC) lord of the planet Vonya and must be d3) MDVIE: 'Travis McGee' A private in­ acclaimed “ Fa m ily" because the star was suffering a once I rallied with John (3D 33) Linles (CC) [ESPN] 1986 Ford College Cheerleed rescued. Kay Lenz, Richard Hatch, John vestigator becomes involved in a web of dD Ask the Manager ing Championship Saxon. 1983. intrigue when he attempts to salvage a "It is by far the most “ chemical imbalance.” That led McEnroe for 25 minutes. He said (33) 12 D'Clock High I was pretty good, too.” ■ B e a M e e (?1) N ueatra Fe m ilia [USA] MOVIE: The Abominable Snow (11) MDVIE: 'Prorr« Night' A crazed killer friend's reputation. Sam Elliott, Vera dramatic, the most intense, the to speculation that Miss dD 53) Kidd Video Miles, Katherine Ross. 1982. b o r e ! S I (ED This Did House (CC) man of the Himalayas' One by one, mem stalks high school seniors at the class McNichol was having drug (ID Business File most challenging role I’ve ever (Si) Addams Family bers of a Himalayan expedition group prom. Leslie Nielsen. Jamie Lee Curtis. (2D People, Pets & Dr. Marc s a t i r e had.” Miss McNichol said. "... problems. (§7) Tony Brown's Journal Tony Brown are murdered by a snow monster. For 198 0 MDVIE: 'Island of Terror* Two scien­ manipul....,.,. [CNN] Daywatch discusses issues of special interest to rest Tucker, Peter Cushing, Maureen He pulled things out of me that I During a recent interview she (33) S ou l Train tists journey to an island where they dis­ somewhereliK [DIS] Adventures of Dzzie and Harriet thevblack community. O'Connell. 1957. cover killer monsters that resemble gi­ didn't know were there. It was was asked if that had been the (2D d D College Basketball: Louisville at convulutedfiill...,,,.-.-,,,,.,,.™ ______...... [ESPN] Revco'a World Class Women [ESPN] To Be Announced 1 2 :0 5 P M [DIS] Huck Finn and His H ouston gantic turtles. Peter Cushing, Edward case. Friend s Ju d d 1967. the most intellectual, educa­ spineless reporter Is m ankifiss, but Straight It m arvelous as a [TMC] MDVIE: 'Rocky' A small-time [USA] Beat the Proa dD Modern Maturity boxer and street punk in Philadelphia (3D El Mundo del Box tional and emotional experience “ No, I have not had a ‘drug 12:30PM CC m o v i e : 'M a g n u m C apitol H ill w ife bordering on a breakdow n. O u r vote: Forget it. battles against overwhelming odds to 1 1 :3 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Bringing 37) Washington Week in Review (CC) Force' A San Francisco homicide detec­ Paul Duke is joined by top Washington (ST) Wonderworks: Anne of Green Ga­ of my career. It has spoiled me problem,’” she replied with make something of himself. Sylvester Up Baby' An archeologist tries to prom­ G r a d v C . tive discovers that a rash of murders is journalists analyzing the week’s news. bles (CC) Part 1 of 3 An elderly brother Stallone, Talia Shire, Burgess Meredith. ote a million dollars for his.museum and for other ones.” faint exasperation. “ What the work of a police assassination and sister seeking a young boy to help 1976. Rated PG. gets mixed up with a dizzy society girl [DIS] MDVIE: 'Devil and Daniel Webs­ "Dream Lover” is notan easy happened was that I was and a baby leopard. Cary Grant. Kathar­ squad. Clint Eastwood, Hal Holbrook, with farm chores end up with a talkative [USA] Second Cash Flo Expo ter' A man makes a bargain with the De­ movie to describe. Miss emotionally drained.... I had (FHm grading: A — superb; B — goodi'c — average; D — ine Hepburn, Charles Ruggles. 1938. Mitch Ryan. 1973. vil and gets Daniel Webster to defend (33) A m e ric a 's To p Ten him ir^ ^ couft of hell. James Craig. Ed­ McNibhol plays a 21-year-old been growing up fast, and my pi^ P — awful) , 9 :3 0 A M (S) dD Ewoka/Orolda Adven­ 1 2 : 0 0 P M (3D Puttin' or\thp^Hita In . . ContInuM i... who suffers a tramautic body couldn’t keep up.with it. W EEKEND PLUS Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986 ------^ W E E K E N D PLUS, Saturday. Feb. 22, 1986 Saturday, Continued Saturday, Continued Chamberlain stars HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Richard Chamberlain, king of little girl. (60 min.) [T M C ] MOVIE: T h e Champ' A strug T V miniseries, stars in yet [CNN] News Day gling boxer gains strength and inspira­ against one another to gain the family 1984. Rated R. HUNTER tion from his son. Jon Voight, Faye ACROSS DOWN fortune. Jack Ging, Edith Atwater. Anja­ another longform show. U S A ] MOVIE: 'Friday tha 13th Part 11' Dunaway, Ricky Schroder. 1979. Rated nette Bower. 1976. 1:00AM (X) Melba Moore's Love "Dream West.” as American Terror at Camp Crystal Lake continues PG 1 Singer Adams 2 Actor McQavin Songs In Stereo. as camp counselors are attacked by an (55) The Honeymooners ' John Matuszak guest-stars adventurer John Charles [USA] Saturday Cartoon Express 5 Actor SantonI 3 Interline; abbr. 2 D Twilight Zone unknown killer. Adrienne King, Amy 9 Menu word 4 "To — His Own" (2® MOVIE: 'Submarine Command' The as an obsessively driven Fremont. a events shown extend from the end of (1® CNN News Steel, John Furey. 1981 5:05PM [DIS] To Be Announced 10 Individual 5 Katy on "Lady Blue" punker who leaves a trail of World W ar It to the outbreak of hostili­ (2® Bizarre The seven-hour series, based 5:30PM d3) Crocketts Victory Garden o 12 Follies February 6 Printer's measure ties in Korea. William Holden, Nancy Ol­ dead bodies when hired to on the best-selling historical (1® MOVIE: T h e Spider Woman' Holmes 2:30PM 19 ) MOVIE; 'Exterminators of IS He's Barnaby Jones 7 Ozzie, Harriet or Ricky son, William Bendix. 1951 find jewel thieves, on NBC's the Year 3000' Small groups of civilized S I Connecticut Newsmakers 18 Mark Danning on 8 Elliott and Groom battles a murderess who employs spi­ novel by David Nevin, will be Saturday Night Live Comedian “ Hunter." SATURDAY, FEB- people struggle for survival against bar­ d2) Victory Garden ^ "Hotel" 11 Robert Guillaume role 2® (2® ders to kill her victims. Basil Rathbone, broadcast by CBS in three parts barians after the world is devastated by Jay Leno hosts. (90 min.) In Stereo. Gale Sondergaard, Nigel Bruce. 1944« 1, RUARY 22. [DIS] Disney Animation: The illusion of 20 Holly on "Dallas" 13 Exclamation of surprise April 13 to 15. Co-starring with war Alan Collins, Fred Harris 1904 Life Hayley Milts takes you on a tour of 21 Another: abbr 14 Actor Carido S 9 MOVIE: ‘A Town Like Alice' Pert 2 [CNN] Crossfire o Female British POW's suffer under the Chamberlain will be Alice d D Great Decisions the Disney Studio for a behind-the- 22 — domini 16 With 24 Across (clue to [ESPN] A W A Wrestling CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME scenes look at veteran animators (60 24 "The — Flute ' (clue to puzzle answer) oppression of their Japanese captors in Krige. F. Murray Abraham and [DIS] Wonderful World of Disney World W ar II Malaya. Virginia ® MOVIE: Border Incident' min.) puzzle answer) 17 One: Qer. 1:30AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' McKenna, Peter Finch. 1956. Immigration men risk their lives to stamp Rene Enriquez. 19 Junker on "Highway (CC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia [M AX] Comedy Experiment: Canadian 25 Actress Copley out the smuggling of human beings by 28 Cliff on "Dallas" Honeys" SD M OVIE: 'Rio Conchos' Harassed by Chamberlain’s previous mi­ enlist the help of Lando Calrissian to Conspiracy ruthless slave traders. Ricardo Montal- 31 "The — Horse" 23 Winchester on bandits and Indians, four men cross the niseries include “ The Thorn battle the evil empire, Luke Skywalker is Texas desert after the Civil War. Richard ban. George Murphy. Howard da Silva. 6:00PM (dD Eyewitness News 32 Coastal flyer "M*A'S*H" instructed by the mystical Jedi teacher Boone, Stuart Whitman. 1964. 1950 Birds,” “Shogun,” “Centen­ Yoda Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford. Car ­ (X) What's Happening Now 34 — beaver 26 Time period Cf5) Independent News nial” and “ Wallenberg: A rie ^Fisher. 1980. Rated PG. 36 Sam on "Off the Rack" 27 Belonging to T.C. [CNN] Sports Tonight CD Action News ^ ABC News Calrissian to battle the evil empire. Luke boxer and street punk in Philadelphia Hero’s Story,” ■ 37 Mrs. Garrett on "Facts 29 Actor Borgnine 11:50PM (MAX) MOVIE: 'NInia III: Skywalker is instructed by the mystical battles against overwhelming odds to (X ) Championship Wrestling 30 Wind direction [CNN] Newsnight Update 3:00PIVI CD MOVIE: -strike 4 Revenge of Life" The Domination' A young-woman, pos­ Jedi teacher Yoda Mark Hamill, Harri­ make something of himself. Four Korean war veterans unite to crush (33) Good Times 30 Madison Avenue 33 Kate on "Silver Spoons ' sessed by an evil spirit, commits a series [MAX] MOVIE: 'Vanessa' An innocent son Ford, Carrie Fisher. 1980. Rated PG. 4:45AM [HBO] m o v i e : t h b n b w a powerful drug smuggling ring in Ko­ (53) International World Championship product 35 "The Donna — Show" of grisly murders. Lucinda Dickey. Jor­ teenager's life is altered dramatically 41 Cars” 36 Actor Arbus dan Bennet, Sho Kosugi. 1984. Rated R. when she inherits a chain of luxury 2:50AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Nalghbors' A Kids' (CC) rea. David Chiang. Wrestling conservative businessman finds his life 42 NBA team 36 Monogram for Elson brothels. Olivia Pascal, Anthony Diffring, ’Science’ renewed (H Star Trek Dempsey and Make­ coming unglued when a troublemaker CSD @5) Pto Bowlers' Tour: St. Louis 40 Monogram for Edwards 12:00AM (ID Eva Eden. 1976. Rated R. Open The $125,000 St. Louis Open is (22) NewsCenter peace moves in next door. John Betushi, Dan featured from St. Louis. Missouri (90 2:00AM (5D At the Movies Aykroyd, Cathy Moriarty. 1981. Rated R. C h a n n e l s HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - (23) Motorweek (5® Avengers N B C -TV has given the green min.) 2D Sebados Musicalas 2:10AM ® MOVIE: 'Olsry of a Mad- 3:00AM ® ABC News (21 @D News WFSB Hartford. C T C5) light to the producers of “ Misfits (lD Star Games man' A French magistrate becomes pos­ [CNN] News Overnight New York, NY ( ^ White Shadow [CNN] Newsnight WNEW CB 133) M OVIE: 'Banning' A golf pro tries to sessed by a demon. Vincent Price, WTNH New Haven, C T of Science” for another four Nancy Kovack 1963. [U S A ] Night Flight (R). CD hide his shady past while searching for @3) El Show De las Estrellas 12:15AM [TM C] MOVIE; 'Rocky' A WOR New York. NY CD small-time boxer and street punk in Phi­ episodes to be broadcast by the happiness among the country club set (H ) Great Decisions '86 ooo 2:15AM [TM C] MOVIE: Hollywood 3:30AM ® MOVIE: Tha Amazing Co- WPIX New York, NY (ii) Robert Wagner, Anjanette Comer. Jill ladelphia battles against overwhelming lossel Man' An army colonel, burned in a WHCT Hartford. C T (1E network this season. Foma odds to make something of himself. Hot Tubs’ A hot tub mechanic finds that St. John. 1967 (S3) plumbing can be a glamorous job. Paul plutonium explosion, grows uncontrolla­ WTXX Waterbury. C T 99 The go-ahead for the [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Aviator' A mail Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire. Burgess (ID College Basketball; St. John's at De- oooooo Gunning, Patrick Cockran, Philip Linton bly at a rate of ten feet per day. Glenn WWLP Springfield, M A 92) additional shows brings to 15 the plane pilot and his teenage passenger Meredith. 1976. Rated PG. Paul or Kentucky at Georgia 1984. Rated R. Langan, Cathy Downs. William Hudson. WEDH Hartford, C T 94 crashland in a mountain wilderness number of episodes to be V. 12:30AM (X) Mad Movies with the 1957 WVIT Hartford. C T 99 @ ) House for All Seasons Christopher Reeve. Rosanna Arquette 2:30AM (X ) News L.A. Connection [E S P N ] College Basketball: Georgia WSBK Boston. M A 99 produced this year for the (H3l College Basketball: S t John's at De- Jack Warden. 1985. Rated PG. d D MOVIE: 'Chubasco' A young tuna Tech at Maryland WGGB Springfield, M A (49 Paul (X) MOVIE: 'Creature from Bleck Lake' fisherman comes into conflict with his WXTV Paterson, NJ (ii) low-rated series. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Rocky' A small time - Sen. Diane Hartford. (2® (SD Remington Steele In Stereo Two anthropology students travel to [CNN] Crossfire boss when he marries the man's daugh­ 4:00AM [CNN] Larry King Overnight WGBY Springfield. M A Ut) “ Misfits of Science” stars Owl TV (CC) boxer and street punk in Philadelphia (2D (2® Facta of Ufa (CC) In Stereo Louisiana to search for a creature in the battles against overwhelming odds to [USA] Cover Story (2D Great Detective ter. Susan Strasberg, Richard Egan, [TM C] MOVIE; 'Impulse' A young cou­ WTIC Hartford, C T ff) [CNN] International Hour Black Lake. Jack Elam, Dub Taylor, John Dean Paul Martin, Kevin Peter make something of himself. Sylvester (2D This Old Housa (CC) 2 D El Samurai Fugitive Christopher Jones. 1968. ple returns to their hometown to find CNN Cable News Ntwrk tCNNl Airwolf Hawke is asked by David Carson. 1975. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Splash' (CC) When a di­ Stallone, Talia Shire. Burgess Meredith. 8:00PM CE 2 D Snaak Praviaws Hosts Jeffrey Lyons ESPN Sports Network lESPNl Hall, Courteney Cox and the widow of an old friend to break hei 2 D Route 66 ' [CNN] Sports Latenight that the citizens are going insane. Tim senchanted businessman falls in love 1976 Rated PG and Michael Medved preview today's [DIS] To Be Announced Matheson. Meg Tilly, Hume Cronyn. HBO Home Box Office (HBOl Thomas Miller. They play a with a mermaid, he must battle scien­ son out of a Central American prison [CN N ] Evening News [ESPN] SportsCenter CINEMAX Cinemax IMAXI hottest films. m o v i e : t o o Scarod 1984. Rated R. tists and the media to preserve her. Tom camp. (60 min.) 1 2:50AM [HBO] TMC Movie Channel iTMCl group of young people with [HBO] Ray Bradbury Theater; The [USA] Alfred Hitchcock to ^re a m ' Tenants of a swanky apart­ 2:35AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Empire Hanks. Daryl Hannah. John Candy. 6:30PM (D CBS News 4:30AM G D Ona step Beyond USA USA Network lUSAl special powers who are called Screaming Woman A ten-year-old girl ment building are being murdered one Strikes Back' (CC) While Han Solo and 1984 'ated PG. In Stereo CX) Small Wonder (X) MOVIE: T h e Maltese Falcon' Sam Spade's pursuit of the fabulous falcon, a with a penchant for horror stories hears 10:10PM [MAX] MOVIE: The Hun- by one. Mike Connors, Anne Archer. Princess Leia enlist the help of Lando [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Rocky' A small-time upon to combat injustices. ■ (X) ABC World New t Saturday few murders and hard-hearted love cries from a woman buried under­ teK A professional bounty hunter tracks 3:30PM RockSchool (3D Gimme a Break make up this thriller. Humphrey Bogart, ground, but no one believas her. bail jumpers to every corner of the coun­ @3) Reino Salvaje (2D (S I NBC Nightly News Mary Astor. Sydney Greenstreet. 1941. try. Steve McQueen, Kathryn Harrold. Eh Wallach 1979 Rated PG SALE ENOS MARCH Ut ST) Antiques (2D Batter Health (9D 3 9 The Redd Foxx Show |CC| 9:00PM C E MOVIE: -Walcoma Homa. Things definitely heat up for Ai when the Bobby' (CC) A teenagejd boy faces sev­ .... —. .. . [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Importance of Being ® ABC News P F T J 2 Earnest' A satire on manners, morals fire inspector turns out to be a beautiful eral problems at home after he has a sex­ 10:30PM (X) Black News m and marriage is told in the glib fashion @ D Charytin woman with a taste for jazz ual relationship with an older man. Tony (3D Independent News FRAME Lo Bianco. Timothy Williams, Stephen of Its author. Oscar Wilde Joan Green­ [CN N] Showbiz Today 2® Alfred Hitchcock PresenU wood. Michael Redgrave. Dame Edith (X) M OVIE: 'Scavenger Hunt* An eccen­ James. 1986. [D IS ] Tha Raccoons: A Night to Ramem- tric millionaire sends his heirs on a wild MOVIE: 'Scott of the Antarctic' Evans. 1952. [DIS] bar scavenger hunt for the inheritance prize (X) Fortune Dene (CC) Impressed This film depicts the true story of the with Fortune's work in capturing a mur­ [E S P N ] Steve Garvey Celebrity Skiing [ESPN] SporttCantar of $200 million. Richard Benjamin, heroic exploits of Britisher Scon John YOURSELF derer, the mayor a$ks him to join her CATHY'S CRITTERS Cloris Leachman, Robert Morley. 1979. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Summertime' A middle- staff to fight crime in Bay City. (60 min } Mills. ^ ^ ^ e d SQwster vacations in Venice and MOVIE: 'Dog Day Afternoon' A fran­ at 7:00PM dD Agronsky and Company (ID [TM C] yof ng I u M p Is in ^ y e with a married man. Kathar- tic and befuddled bankrobber plans a 2 ® (2® The Golden Girls Blanche s col­ graHiti artist liy titT W tr Flail whenihis , 643-1196 • Vernon Hept^rn. Rossano Brazzi. Darren (X) Too Cloaa for Comfort Brooklyn bank heist that goes awry. Al lege professor tells her that she can pass brother is denied his pension Timdthy her course eesily-in return for sexual fer­ '■ McGavin.’ l955 Pacino, Chris Sarandon, John Cazate. Hutton. Robert Urich. Robert Culp. V, (X) Wheel of Fortune vors. In Stereo 1975. 1984 Rated R In Stereo (X) News d D College Basketball: Okla­ 2D Great Shore Films AT THE ENTRANCE TO QUALITY INN, VERNON 1 & 2 4:00PM (3D Jaffarsons 975 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER. CTi homa at Duke (53) MOVIE; 'All Quiet on the Western (57) MOVIE: 'Destination Tokyo' A sub­ OPEN 9-5 30 DAILY / THURS TIL 6 ' CLOSED SUNDAY I® SCTV marine captain apd a rebellious sailor 1 1:00PM CE Eyewitnesa News (33) Dance Fever Front’ A German youth is plunged into ^ OPEN 10 TO 8 MON. THRU THURSDAY / TILL 9 FRI. / SAT. 10-6 / SUN. 12-5 j A VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE! 2® Solid Gold the terror and degradation of World War clash on a perilous mission to World CE MOVIE: The Good, the Bad and the (1$ MOVIE: ‘Hotrods to Hell' A family is War II Tokyo. Cary Grant, John Garfield. Ugly' A drifter, a Mexican outlaw and a OUR AIM IS TO SATISFY' NOTICE Ws try lo ordsr lutticisni merchandiss to (2D Muppat Show I Lew Ayres, Louis Wolheim, John msat our customer’s needs Sorrte qusntitles may t>e limited, so shoo early' threatened by a group of juvenile delin­ Wray 1930 Faye Emerson 1943. sadist search for a cash box with quents in their desert motel. Dana An­ $200,000 which was stolen and put in (2D Connecticut Lawmakers [C N N ] Larry King Live drews. Jeanne Crain, Mimsy Farmer (2® CINEM A: 'Scanners' A cause de I'ab- an unmarked grave during the Civil War (2® Best of Family Feud CATCH THE CRITTER FEVER 1967 sorption d’un produit chimique. des [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Nikki, Wild Dog of the Clint Eastwood. Lee Van Cleef. Eli W al­ Metal & Wood Photo Frames (58) It's a Living femmes donnent naisance a des enfants North' A Malamute puppy and a bear Madeline Cooks lach 1967 @9) Barney Miller aux dons extraordinaires Stephen Lack. cub are separated from their master dur­ (S3) MOVIE: 'Executive Action' Distu.bed Michael Ironside. Patrick McGoohan ing a canoe trip through the mountains (X) @® ®® News about the course that American foreign (3D Cristal 1980. Jean Coutu, Emile Genest. Uriel Luft (X) Off Track Bening policy IS taking, a secret right-wing (f?) Doctor Who (53) Gimme a Break Nell is caught in 1961 (3D (1® Teles from the Oarkside group plots the assassination of Presi­ (2® the middle after her sister walks out on dent John F Kennedy. Burt Lancaster. 2D Dance Fever [E S P N ] College Basketball: Florida at (3® Credit Card 5” x7” her husband and her mother urges Nell 4 FRAME STYLES Will Geer. 1973 [C N N ] Monayline LSU (2® NewsCenter not to become involved In Stereo [H B O ] Ray Bredbury Theater: Banshee 8” x10” 3 D PELICULA: 'La Batalla dal Ultimo [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Love Bug' Looking Austin City Limits: Merle Haggard « (2D Wild America -- An eccentric film director taunts a young (2D • Gold color finish Panzer' Monica Quesada. Ruben Ro|0 for a new owner, a Volkswagen with hu­ and Freddie Powers In Stereo 9” x11” man qualities chooses a former race Boston Bruins Hockey writer with a ghost story shadow box style (5?J Joy of Painting 2® 2® MOVIE; 'The Incident' Two drunken driver and his girlfriend Dean Jones, l§D Tributo Al Oia De la Independencia [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Impulse' A young cou­ rectangular mat [C N N ] News Day Michele Lee, Buddy Hackett 1969 hoodlums board a subway car and ter De la Republica Dominicana ple returns to their hometown to find rorize the passengers until an incapaci [U S A ] Dick Cavett (R) Rated G that the citizens are going insane Tim tated soldier stands up to them Tony (XD MOVIE; Duchess of Idaho' A water Matheson. Meg Tilly. Hume Cronyn. • Gold color finish [E S P N ] Collage Basketball; Notre Dame ballet star follows a philandering young Musante. Martin Sheen. Beau Bridges at Miami 1964 Rated R shadow box style 4:30PM (3~) @5) Wide World of Sports railroad tycoon to Sun Valley in a de­ 1967 vious scheme to help her roommate Es­ 2® Fawlty Towers oval mat (53) Puttin' on the Hits [T M C ] MOVIE. Tunes of Glory' A High ther Williams Van Johnson. John Lund 9:30PM l2® 2® 227 Sandra s new Frugal Gourmet land regiment is taken over by a stnc 1950 date, an arrogant basketball star, seems 2 D R'$ B Living Commandant, who is resented by the to have a bad influence on young Calvin. [CNN] Moneyline • Oak color finish [E S P N ] Golf: PGA Tour Los Angeles men Alec Guinness. John Mills, Susan . [C N N ] Prime News In Stereo. [ESPN] Collage Basketball: Arizona at Open nah York 1960 [H B O ] Ray Bradbury Theater: The Town with collection Where No One Got Off A man who [HBO] MOVIE: Turk 182' (CC) A young Oregon State mat 5:00PM (3)) Mission: Impossible [USA] Check It Out! 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Rated G. other '60s series, ABC's "It Takes a Thief" featured a 1:30AM A young man, killed when his baby was HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - JD (39 A B C New s born, pleads with the Angel of Death to Gladys Knight who co-stars [H B O ] The Beat of Farm Aid: An Ameri­ [USA] Alfred Hitchcock stick operative who practiced top-secret espionage as let him return to Earth Jack Oakie. (5D Independent News can Event Highlights from the 14 hour Tony Brown's Journal be romanced his way across Europe. The twist to I^dggy Ryan. Buster Keaton 1945 % OF U.S. HOMES WITH VCRs with Flip Wilson in CBS-TV’s benefit concert that occurred Septem­ 5:30PM (3$ Tony Brown discusses issues of special [CNN] CNN Investigative Report ber 22, 1985 are hosted by Willie Nel­ "T h ie f," which aired from 1968 to 1970, was that StA 2:30AM [CNNJ Sports Latenight r9 0 % “Charlie & Company." says interest to the black community. 3 3 Puttin' on the Hits son. (60 min.) agent Alexander Mundy was a convicted criminal. 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John Candy. 8:00PM (3D Murdar, Sha Wrota (CC) 33) Flamingo Road 3 9 MOVIE; 'Scannars' A rare breed of against each other in the intrigues of a Video hits A small town hood hires a private detec­ 1984. Rated PG. Angela finds herself investigating a mur­ (53) Odd Couple people can read minds, transmit brain murder case. Charles Bronson. Marlene Cosby it's not^a true comparison tive to find his missing girl friend. Frank der and the theft of a sensational diary beams and kill by concentrating on their [M A X ] Album Flash: Manhattan Trans­ [CNN] This Week in Japan Jobert. Annie Cordy. 1970. Rated PG. NEW YO RK (AP) — The following are the most popular o‘ two family shows. It is more Sinatra. Raquel Welch, Richard Conte. fer when she represents a bidder at a Bos­ victims. Jennifer O'Neill. Stephen Lack, 1968 ton auction. (60 min.) 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Many 33) Lifestyles of tha Rich and Famous HAL Videocassette sales [ESPN] 1966 Miami Winter Games 10:00PM CSD New s [M AX] MOVIE: The Breakfast Club' 4:30AM [ESPN] BMX World Cham, Family Ties’ or 'Growing guest-star cameos, including Frank Sin­ (CC) A group of high school students LINDEN [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Harry and Son' A father 33) Name of the Game ® In the Black pionship Young bike riders compete for Pains.’ atra, Shirley MacLaine. Burt Reynolds, learn several things about themselves 1 "Beverly Hills Cop" (Paramount) and son try to salvage their relationship, Bogart A bio-documentary offering awards in a series of races and free-style Dom DeLuise. 1984. Rated PG. (29) 33) Independent News when they are forced to spend a Satur­ "The critics were saying the Paul Newman. Robby Benson, Joanne insights into the mystique of the late ac­ maneuvering. (60 min.) 2"Jane Fonda's New Workout" (RCA) [USA] The Monroes Insight / Out day together in detention. Judd Nelson, Woodward. 1984. Rated PG. tor. Humphrey Bogart. (60 min.) (29) 3. "Rambo: First Blood Part M" (Thorn-EMI) only thing we had in common (2D Wodehouaa Playhouse Ally Sheedy, Anthony Michael Hall [MAX] MOVIE: 'Rio Bravo' A sheriff 6:30PM (D C B S New s (S) d9l MOVIE: The Fifth Missile' A 1984. Rated R. 4. "The Best of John Belushi" (Broadwiay Video) with the Cosby show was that 33) NHL Hockey: Boston at Vancouver outsmarts a powerful rancher who ® Muppet Show toxic paint affects the logic and reason­ *Blondie’ to be animated 5. "Jane Fonda's Workout” (RCA) we’re black. It’s as if there wants his killer-brother released from ing of the commanding officers of a nu­ (ST) Mystery: Adventures of Sherlock 1 1 :4 0 P M [DIS] To Be Announced (20) Too Close for Comfort clear Trident submarine when they shouldn't be more than one prison. John Wayne. Dean Martin, Ricky Holmes II (CC) A young heir is accused 11:45PM Entertainment This HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - “Garfield.” Marvel Productions 6"Pinocchio" (Disney) Nelson 1959 (22) dO) N B C Nightly News threaten to use their deadly missiles on of murdering his benefactor after his W eek A preview of the Grammy 7"The Wizard of Oz" (MGM) black sitcom on the air at any an unsuspecting world. Robert Conrad. Joining the ranks of comic strips and King Features Entertain­ [TMC] MOVIE: Silkwood' (CC) An em­ (2D Little W om en Part 9 bloody thumbprint is found at the scene Awards,' with hosts Boy George. Julian one time. Sam Waterston, Yvette Mimieux. (60 min.) to be seen as animated TV shows ment will produce the show with 8. "Prizzi’s Honor" (ABC) ployee in a plutonium plant exposes the (@ MOVIE: Twilight's Last Gleaming' A Lennon. Gladys Knight and The Judds “When a new black show unsafe working conditions in which she dishonorably-discharged Air Force (2D (SD Nature: Kingdom of the Ice Beer 35) Start of Something Big (60 min.) In Stereo. is "Blondie." which will become Marvel’s Margaret Loesch and 9. "Miami Vice" (Universal) works. Meryl Streep, Kurt Russell, Cher. (CC) The land-based animals inhabiting comes on. an old one goes off. General seizes control of a nuclear mis­ [CNN] Newa/Sports/Waather 1 2 :0 0 A M CID World Vision , a half-hour primetime cartoon Bruce Paisner as producers. 10. "Gone With The Wind" (MGM) 1983 Ratedfl , ^ i sile base to blackmail the U.S. govern­ the Arctic are examined. (60 min.) like'The Jeffersons.^, ment. Burt Lancaster, Richard Widmark, [DIS] MOVIE: The Lady Vanishes' (3D Jim m y Swaggart special for CBS this season. The story will deal with 4 :6 b¥*li/l MpViE: kiy Largo' A @5) Siempre en Domingo " I doji’t know i( Charles Durning. 1977. Hitchcock's spy classic about a an eld­ (TD Star Trek The Bumstead family follows Dagwood ^ in g fired by Mr. Videocassette rentals ’ ■ ^ gang 6f hoods tak^s over a hotel in the [CNN] News/Sports/Weather erly woman's mysterious disappearance programmiWg'wilfbe rectified in Florida Keys and intimidates the pro­ 30) ABC News (29 Hogan’s Heroes [DIS] MOVIE: 'Manny's Orphans' Street­ aboard a fast moving train. Michael Red­ such other comic page TV Dithers yet again, forcing 1 "Rambo: First Blood Part II" (Thorn-EMI) ,v my time, but I sure would like to prietor. Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Ba­ [CNN] Pinnacle wise orphans decide to save their soccer grave, Paul Lukas. Margaret Lockwood. (29 MOVIE: The Fortune Cookie' A TV call, Edward G Robinson. 1948. transfers as “Peanuts” and Blondie to join the workforce. ■ 2. "Prizzi's Honor" (ABC) [ESPN] SportsCenter coach from the mob. Jim Baker, Mala- 1938. I cameraman, hurt while covering a foot­ see it happen (23) Family Affair, The Osmonds chy McCourt, Xavier Rodrigo. 1980. ball game, is told by his brother-in-law 3. "M ask” (Universal) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Benji' An apparent [ESPN] World Cup Skiing With regard to race. Knight (3S) Telethon: Leukemia Continued. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Passage to India' (CC) A what to do in order to get a big insur­ 4. "Beverly Hills Cop" (Paramount) wastrel of a dog leads in the capture of a [M A X] MOVIE: 'Love Letters' A young ance settlement. Jack Lemmon. Walter ’Rose’ wins French award believes, “there's a quota (33) MOVIE: 'Volcano' A woman returns gang of teenage kidnappers. Peter young woman and an Indian doctor defy woman discovers that her deceased 5"M ad Max Beyond Thunderdome" (Warner Bros.) Indian customs and the ramifications Matthau, Ron Rich. 1966 system" in the entertainment to Volcano island to find her sister about Breck. Edgar Buchanan, Terry Carter. mother had a long, illicit love affair. Ja­ 6 "St. Elmo's Fire" (RCA) to marry a two-timing diver Anna Mag- 1974 Rated G lead to turmoil. Judy Davis, Peggy Ash­ mie Lee Curtis, Jam es Keach, Am y Madi- (SD Latin Tempo HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Critics industry “For instance, they nani, Geraldine Brooks, Rossano Brazzi. croft. Alec Guinness. 1984. Rated PG. gan. 1983. Rated R. [CNN] News/Sports/Weether The film, which Allen 7"Gremlins" (Warner Bros 1 6:40PM [D IS ] OTV Woody Allen's “The Purple might say we have 21 sitcoms on 1953 [M A X ] MOVIE; The Terminator' (CC) In [TMC] MOVIE: 'Falling in Love' (CC) [ESPN] Bodybuilding: 1985 Mr. Univ­ Rose of Cairo” starring Mia directed, was a box-office 8"Pale Rider" (Warner Bros.) the air and four of them are 7:00PM C D eo M in u tu the year 2029, the rulers of Earth devise Despite the fact that both are married, a @1) PELICULA: 'M ojados' Jorge Rivero, erse Competition Competition from success as well as a critical hit 9"Ghostbusters" (RCA) block." ■ Narciso Busquets. 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By Andrew J. Edeltlein corruption and prejudice of the ("Dynasty,” “Hotel” ) pro­ category included: “Born in the “Foley Square," the CBS island’s white establishment. duced the miniseries, so the USA" (BruceSpringsteen): sitcom about a young Scorecard for the Grammys TV’s February sweeps Four Hawaiian youths are lust-and-sex quotient is expected “The Boys of Summer” (Don Manhattan assistant d.a.. Turntable tips conclude in the final week of this accused of raping and beating a to be high. Christopher Henley); “Money for Nothing" followed “ Mary” on Wednes­ (Dire Straits); “The Power of days and it will also go on hiatus By Elhlle Ann Vare month. Naval officer's wife. Kris Plummer and Jane Seymour Required,” Phil Collins; “We and return on March 25. In the head-to-head ratings Kristofferson stars as a (rapidly becoming the “queen of Love" (Huey Lewis and the Are the World,” USA for Africa; Hot singles News); and “We Are the World” ■ Valerie Harper. Miss competition during the first Honolulu detective investigating the miniseries” ) play the lead’s As usual, the competition for "Whitney Houston,” Whitney 1 ."How Will I Know" Whitney Houston (Arista) Moore’s colleague from the week of February, "Sins." the crime, Sean Young ("Blade mates, respectively. (USA for A frica). the Grammy Awards (Tuesday Houston. 2. "Kyrie" Mr. Mister (RCA) beloved “Mary Tyler Moore" CBS's trashy Joan Collins Runner)" plays the alleged rape ■ Mark Knopflerof the ■ Say goodbye to “Mary” — on CBS-TV) reflects the taste of 3. "When the Going Gets Tough" Billy Ocean (Jive) show, will star in her own Video Excuse our heartlessness, but miniseries, outpointed NBC’s victim, and Jane Alexander Scottish band Dire Straits at least for awhile. Mary Tyler an organization whose bottom 4. "Sara" Starship (Grunt) sitcom. Perhaps “Valerie.” “We Are the World” wasn’t historical epic. “Peter the plays her mother, a wealthy received eight nominations to Moore’s comeback sitcom — in line is the bottom line. 5. "Llving In America" James Brown (Scotti Bros.) which debuts Saturday, March Beat really an album at all. Great” socialite. lead the field at this year’s which she played a consumer To be nominated by their 6. "The Sweetest Taboo" Sade (Portrait) 1, on NBC as a “sneak preview,” Otherwise, this category is Now there’s another battle — ABC takes up three Grammy Awards. And 1985 was columnist for a Chicago tabloid “ peers” (usually old enough to 7. "Life in a Northern Town" The Dream Academy (Warner will have better luck than wimps, wimps, wimps and Dire this time between CBS’s “Blood consecutive nights (beginning quite a year for Dire Straits, — has been the victim of weak be their parents) in the National Bros.) “ Mary." Miss Harper plays Straits. Too bad Dire Straits & Orchids” and ABC's Monday) with "Crossings," a whose LP, “Brothers in Arms,” scripts and even weaker ratings. Academy of Recording Arts and 6."Silent Running" Mike & the Mechanics (Atlantic) Valerie Hogan, a suburban doesn’t have a snowball’s "Crossings.” six-hour mini based on Danielle propelled one of the most After the episode airing Sciences, rockers generally what’s Melba Moore doing in 9. "Burning Heart” Survivor (Scotti Bros.) housewife and mother of three chance of winning. “Blood & Orchids” (airing Steel’s best-seller. The basic dramatic comebacks in music Wednesday. "M ary” will go on have to be a commercial success this category? Has NARAS ever sons. Her husband is an airline 10. "That’s What Friends Are For" Dionne & Friends (Arista) — Sunday and Monday) is a cut story involves an affair between history. CBS airs the Grammy hiatus: translation: New writers and take care not to offend heard of Annie Lennox, Chrissie a Song of the Year: "The Gold (More than 1 million singles sold.) pilot who's often away on the above the standard miniseries a French ambassador’s wife ceremonies live on Tuesday will be brought in to juice up anyone. Hynde. Mariea McKee, Martha Boys of Summer.” "Every Time fare, offering a tightly woven (Cheryl Ladd) and an from the Shrine Auditorium in those poor story lines. When job, so it’s up to her to run t he Years later, the contributions You Go Away,” “ I Want to house. The show moves into its Davis? We could go on and on. ■ TopEPs plot and some fine performan­ industrialist (Lee Horsley) set Los Angeles. “ Mary" returns, it will air on of the truly daring will be Let’s give it to Nona, for her Know What Love Is,” “Money regular time slot on Monday, ces. The drama, which is set in against the backdrop of World The nominees in the Tuesday nights, beginning recognized. Then everyone will integrity. for Nothing,” "We Are the 1. "Promise" Sade (Portrait) March 25. March 3. ■ Hawaii of the 1930s, portrays the War II. Aaron Spelling prestigious Record of the Year scratch his head and say “Why ■ Best Performance by a Duo World.” 2. "Welcome to the Real World" Mr. Mister (RCA) — Platinum has this person never won a orGroup: Heart. “Heart”; Tina This is a songwriter’s award, (More than 1 million units sold.) Grammy?" Turner & Bryan Adams, “It’s and the craftsmanship of all 3. ’’The Broadway Album" Barbra Streisand (Columbia) — Here’s your scorecard for the Only Love” ; Dire Straits, these tunes is. actually, Platinum Grammy ceremony, with a few “Money for Nothing”; Starship. marvelous. 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By Shirley J. McGowan you. Quite the contrary, it is the 'Not only do all muscles need only good narcotic. The more oxygen, but also your brain, in Age 44 e you unable to open you stretch, the more you want; particular, thinks more clearly Born Dec. 16, 1941 your eyes in the you have the added plus of when it receives sufficient single parent being able to stretch almost Marital status morning until after oxygen. Apart from that, your civil engineering professor anytime. Depending upon your muscles shriek to be flexed, to Occupation coffee and cigarette? Favorite restaurant House of Chung And wish to heaven you need, stretching can bring you stretch, releasing fatigue toxins could stop smoking? wide awake or put you to sleep. and enjoying the feeling Favorite food Chinese AYou can. Lose weight? Yes. Here’s how: stretching induces. Favorite sport racquetball Do tension and nervousness, When the alarm Jerks you Now roll onto your back. Roots for New York Mets as well as insomnia, dog your awake, stretch your opposite arm From either top down or bottom Idea of a good vacation a week at the shore days? You can alleviate these to turn it off. That sleepy stretch up — or both simultaneously — stretch. Again, twi.sting to each What you do to relax play sports problems. Kick excessive weight begins an automatic reflex of Type of entertainment preferred live theater and inches out the door: eye-opening stretching. Once side in turn. Harder. Reapportion your figure. Find you start with one muscle, all You leave bed loaded with Favorite entertainer Barbra Streisand power-packed vitality. your other muscles clamor for energy. Next comes the standing Favorite actor George C. Scott No equipment is necessary. more. cat-stretch. Step forward with Favorite actress Meryl Streep \o u won't make your muscles If you are lying on your one foot, stretching from the ribs Favorite song “Trouble in River City" up; then the other frxrt stretching sore or stiff. What you will do is stomach, hunch arms and Kind of music preferred show music feed them the oxygen they shoulders forward, drawing the from the waist down. Tighten those buttocks. Clasp hands Favorite magazine Newsweek demand. You will relieve muscle your body in less time than it abdomen in and upward. satisfying upward pull from the behind your head. Lean back Favorite author Ken Follett tension and fill yourself to rib cage. Now stretch with takes to spot-exercise Accumulated tension from lying overflowing with vigor and repetitiously two body problem in one position too long leaves slightly. Stretch. Next bring Last book read Ira Levin’s “This Perfect Day" clasped hands behind your neck. your arms straight behind you — grace areas, let alone the entire figure. you. Repeat this stretch as often Favorite stores In Manchester Marlow’s Notice the delicious pull on your palms up — and upward behind Exercise like a cat. You need muscles. Total body stretch, in addition as you wish or need to. Favorite spot in Manchester Unitarian Meeting House you. Those muscles love you for not climb trees All you need to Would you like to feel even to slenderizing and relaxing you. Even you night-owls will be Car that. At bedtime reverse the 1984 Linx do is s-t-r-c-t-c-h a lot — more alive than that all over? Of invigorates you. As often as you wide awake by this time. And stretching procedure. Favorite color blue standing, sitting or lying down wish each day, you stretch each you won't need to smoke. Your course. Unlike exercises that you That's it — if you want it to Last book read “Keys to Rebecca" — just as you unconsciously do force yourself to do. usually on area, slowly, thoroughly, and body is crying out for more be But you won't. Stretching is long Little League games after a meal or sitting too long. again, off again, stretching find relaxation of body and oxygen; all this stretching drives Pet peeve a habit that creates further It gives you energy, feels showers you with energy, feels you to breathe more deeply. Favorite TV show old movies mind. demand; it feels so good. ■ wonderful and relaxes you. Do it heavenly and relaxes you. Also, Certainly, stretching neither From head to toe. every part Best thing about Manchester Manchester Road Race often. 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Saturday, Feb. 22, 1986 2 4 B e h a v io r WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Feb, 22, 1986 The first part of the story was already written; it read: “After the first-term finals, John (Anne) finds himself (herselO at the top of his (her) medical school Are you at risk? class." Self-sabotage can derail your life The female students If you don’t know if you influence my ideas. 12. I ask others about my completed the story about Anne suffer from the fear of success, 6. My mind goes blank during ideas before making a final and the males completed the ask yourself the following intellectual conversations. decision, Just when you’re ready to splash, sonnething always happens story about John. 'There seemed questions. A “yes” to any of 7. Just when I start winning 13. I try not to get too excited to be grave differences in how them puts you at high risk. (at cards, games, sports, etc.), I about something I really want. males and females viewed 1. I do less than my best so start thinking of other things. 14. I don’t act like myself 8. I doubt I have what it takes By Jodi Vernon success, however. One female no one feels threatened. when I’m around strangers. wrote, “It was luck that Anne 2. I worry that if I become too to be a success. 15. I’m uptight when people knowledgeable, others won’t like ill’s publisher asked for came out on top because she 9. I feel uncomfortable asking make a fuss over me. me. others for favors. one last rewrite on her didn’t want to go to medical 16. I feel I’ve lost out when 3. When I do well, I fear that 10. I feel uptight telling a book before it went to school anyway.” someone I know succeeds. In comparison, a male student someone will undermine my person in authority that I deserve 17. I downplay my press. He gave her a success. a better deal. detailed outline of the wrote, “John has worked hard, competence so others won’t 4. When someone notices I’m 11.1 daydream during lectures changes and a deadline ... Continued and his long hours of study have think I’m bragging. doing well, I feel awkward and and meetings and realize I date. Quite unexpectedly, Jill paid off. He will go on in 18. I feel uncomfortable being J “I want to stress,” Dr. medical school and be successful self-conscious. haven’t heard a word that was promoted. ■ developed severe bronchial 5. I allow persuasive people to said. a.sthma and was hospitalized. Mallinger hastens to add, “that in the long mn.” She missed the deadline. To Oedipal fear of success is only “The most frequent Anne date, her book hasn’t been one type of fear of success. story reflected strong fears of published. There are many different social rejection as a result of Jill also finds it extremely kinds." success,” writes Matina Homer need some professional help for can be a lot of things you can do I’m saying is IcKik at yourself as difficult to maintain rewarding According to some experts, in Psychology Today. “The girls a short term if the problem is about it other than mess up." observationally as you can. Be romantic relationships. Her last one of the most serious success in this group showed anxiety too diffuse.” He believes that It is generally helpful if prepared to take credit for the three boyfriends have been problems is...simply being a about becoming unpopular, the way to resolve the Oedipal people can look at themselves as stuff that is gO(xl. Be prepared woman. married. She avoids singles unmarriagcable and lonely” complex is to stop competing observers rather than critics, to take credit for the stuff that is groups or other activities where The fear of success syndrome “Just being a woman in this with your same-sex parent and adds Dr. Snow. “If you look at not .so good. The big thing is to she is likely to meet eligible has received a good deal of society can predispose some start identifying with that parent. yourself as an observer and say, look observationally, not males. She complains. "I’m attention since Matina Homer females to success problems," Dr. Snow says one of the best ‘Whenever I get in this kind of critically." attracted only to people I can’t conducted a study at the Dr. Mallinger says. strategies is to be honest with situation, I mess up; then look at University of Michigan in 1968. Whatever its roots, many When losers become winners, have. I never like the guys who yourself. “Emotional maturity yourself without criticism and they enjoy what life has to offer. Until that time, women were experts believe the fear of can be equated with emotional like me” you don’t have to defend your “Success." says Martha Jill doesn't understand her accepts advancement, she is others. She becomes so involved success problems, according to have," she write. “The fear of notoriously ab.sent from almost success can be overcome or at honesty. Emotional honesty behavior. You can change it. all achievement-oriented studies. least altered. “The first thing to simply means being straight with Friedman, “is getting to do what self-sabotaging behavior. She usually very uncomfortable and in caretaking, she is unable to Dr. Mallinger. success is not getting what you “I’m not saying were not you really want to do in your Homer asked 90 do is to acknowledge the yourself. If something makes only knows that each time she experiences a great deal of pursue her own goals. In a myth of Ancient Greece, really want because you responsible for what we do,” work life and in your love life, starts winning, something anxiety, depression and physical Daddy's Son (Mommy's Oedipus was a king of Thebes unconsciously think you don’t undergraduate women and 88 problem and then to take a look you mad, then all right, it makes continues Dr. Snow. “Most undergraduate men to complete a doing it very well and feeling catastrophic happens. Her life is distress. Daughter) and Heir. This person who unknowingly killed his de.serve it” at it,” says Dr. Mallinger. you mad. Now you can figure people don’t consciously set out story about either John or Anne. very gorxl about yourself doing a series of succeeding and She thinks her peers are was taught to live her life father and married his mother. Becau.se Oedipal fear lies in “My hunch is a person might out what to do about it. There to mess themselves up. What it ” ■ failing, losing on the verge of envious and hostile, and she according to what her parents In psychiatry, the term Oedipus the unconscious, people do not winning. may lean over backward in an wanted. She has bottled-up rage Complex (when referring to understand how they sabotage Everyone knows someone like attempt to show them she is no because she is trying to be women, it is called the Electra their own efforts. Dr. Snow BUY EARL Y AND SA VE! Jill. Just when a person is ready better than they are. someone she isn’t. Complex) was first coined by says, “By and large, the person OFF to set the world on fire, she Self-employed persons will Individual. Raised by Sigmund Freud. He believed that who comes to see me is a person develops a serious illness, finds engage in similar self-destruction untrustworthy and unreliable little boys and little girls who is saying, ‘Hey, I’m doing Prewash & a way to make a bad business just when they are doing parents, this person is filled with (between 2 and 6 years of age) the best I can, but it seems like PRE-SEASON POOL SALE Mtn'l 4 Wamin'i Stonewish Jeans deal or ruins her marriage. especially well in their business. rebellion and hostility. prefer to establish an exclusive it is raining every day.’ Then we Northern The experts agree that the fear The success-inhibited student Outcome Controller. This look at how he is viewing the relation.ship with the WE STILL HAVE A NUMBER OF 1985 POOLS ON Isle of success affects work, will have problems studying, failure-prone individeal is opposite-sex parent and want to world." Sweaters ;iclatjonships, leisure time.,'"'r •■"’*1 tdking tests, concentrating, insecure, must bat a thou.sand all Because Oedipal fear lies in HAND THAT WE'LL SELL A T LAST YEAR'S PRICESI eliminate the same-sex parent. Campus * 1 9 * * spoitsfanything that could be remembering and completing the time, and maintains her Further, Freud was convinced the unconscious, people do not Valuae Wrangler even remotely construed as a projects. Likewise, the strength by always being in that the Oedipal years are an understand how they sabotage Rug ' )»at 25% OFF ,^ \\y 11K way to lose, reveals California self-sabotager performs well charge. She “what ifs” every innate and biological stage of their own efforts. “The Shirts '40 CORDS psychologist Dr. Allan below her capacity in games, decision, which immobilizes her. psychosexual development, contribution Freud made was to Puma and Mallinger. sports and other competitive Psychotic. This person gets by during which the child wants to remind people that there are Converse According to Dr. Mallinger, a activities. For the most part, when not under close scrutiny, have a .sexual relationship with (mental) processes that go on 0 1 3®® success-inhibitor might destroy these individuals cultivate but crumbles under pressure. the opposite-sex parent. that we are not aware of,” Sneakers her love relationships in one or friendships with non-competitive She is, in fact, mentally ill. “Cla.ssical analysts believe explains Dr. Snow. I OFF more of the following ways: persons. Peter Pan. This Is the this is a perfectly normal By and large, the person who Sporto — • Avoid situations where she The underlying cau.se of individual who is too dependent phenomenon, and that everyone comes to see me is a person who Womin’s is like to meet eligible partners. self-sabotaging behavior, on her parents and doesn’t want goes through the Oedipus is saying, ’Hey, I’m doing the • Withdraw when someone according to some experts, is to grow up or take Complex,’' explains Dr. best I can, but it seems like it is Duckboots ALL WORK BOOTS “comes on” sexually. guilt — yet guilt can be responsibility. "If you didn’t Mallinger. raining every day. 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If she pinpointed these failure roles: that people fail because they are “So one explanation of isolation from others. • deck support Flannel and Georgia J K c L is able to establish a Princess. This is the person busy punishing themselves." AH sabotaging one’s own success is Says Dr. Mallinger, “The Chamoise Shirts relationship, she will undermine who, throughout her life, was of these character types are yielding to feelings of guilt over person starts to think, ‘If I excel ORDER NOW! it. For instance, she might told she is just marvelous arid angry. Anger produces guilt, and these murderous or.competitive over this other person, I will be We will guarantee this price in the spring. TURTLENECKS unconsciously act obnoxiously, entitled to success. She wants to then guilt produces the desire to feelings,” observes Dr. in danger in some way. She »>- become frigid or suddenly have it all without working. 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If there is the others had it so much easier. that drive human activity, the “Overcoming the Fear of things — school, business, possibility of promotion, she This anger gets in the way of classic psychoanalytic theories of Success.” “Success means relationships — just at the point Call for Information H 643-5065 CHECKS might get passed over because success. Freud — in particular, the getting the parent you're not when you are doing well. HOURS; Mon. - Tuet. - Wed. 10-8 WELCOME she was "unaware" that the Caretaker. This person proves Oedipus Complex — may supposed to get, getting what NEW STORE - 317 W. Service Road, Hartford 247-5413 S Thur*. & Fri. 10-0 / Sat. 9-6 / Sun. 12-5 position was available. If she her worth by taking care of provide one explanation for < < you really, are .not supposed to . Continued... WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986 j 1 • I ' . , # ! I » M ; ■ M - • \ ' WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986 27 The Image Workshop YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER Boot those boots out of the office By Sand! Hastings Boots worn with suits or dresses do not QUESTION; In the winter I often wear boots to work and do project a professional image, so wear your not change into pumps when I boots in non-working hours only. get to work Is this OK?

ANSWER: There will be days in the winter when it's necessary developing new products or new of solid trustworthiness. On the to wear boots to work. However, systems. Never say "That’s the other hand, someone in you should never wear them all way we’ve always done it ’’ advertising must convey the day in the office. Boots worn Do not foster the impression of image of one who is on the 2ft with suits or dresses do not a defeated, disillusioned old cutting edge of what’s project a professional image, so person. Instead, demonstrate fashionable and new. how the knowledge and wear your boots in non-working The images are distinctly understanding you’ve gained 9 hours only . In addition wearing different, but equally effective has energized you adding to boots all day may make your in the proper context. Since your wealth of information Be Dane\ SUS ® VpKe feet swell and can cause fool most of the questions I receive positive and receptive to new odor. Remember to carry your are written by people employed shoes to work in your briefcase ideas and new situations ___«»■ 1 Build relationships with in conservative business, my or a tote bag unless you choose people in different age groups answers reflect that bias. I S'S==!i£ri=-”l to leave your pumps at the — Don’t react to prejudice by would still recommend advertis­ office. withdrawing. It’s critical for you ing executives carry only a to interact positively with those briefcase, but that briefcase younger than you as well as doesn’t need to be conservative QUESTION: I am a woman in in style or color. If your image is my late 40s. I took 16 years off those older than you. Your finely tuned and you choose to from my career to raise two clothing can signal an m carry both a handbag and an children. I have been back in the “ old-fashioned” woman so be intoct sure to dress with a attache case. I doubt your image w^yTTwo^ workforce for three years, but I will suffer to any great degree. I Wes to doubt I ’ll be promoted to middle contemporary flair — including a stylish hairstyle. do believe, however, that your ,O.S.-F«'P'^ Piess Coirt****®* management because the image would be further company sees me as too old. Last, be certain to stress your i i i M i » ^ enhanced if you followed all of How can I effectively counter interest in today and the future ivsrr— the rules. ■ that stereotype? Don’t refer to your arthritis or your new bifocals. Instead I 35» ' Sandi Hastings is a ANSWER: Your problem is emphasize your desire to professional image consultant typical for women in your age accomplish even more than you who lives in Manchester. Do you bracket. Although there is already have a question or a subject you’d like Tfie Manchester Herald... plenty of prejudice against older her to address? Write to Image men. the prejudice against older QUESTION; I can’t believe Workshop. Weekend Plus, Box women is greater. Women are how conservative your answers 591. Manchester. Conn.. 06040. is dedicated to serving the ever-growing still chosen for positions based are. Not all of us work in on youth and attractiveness conservative industries such as Since women don’t necessarily insurance and banking. I work begin careers at an early age. in an ad agency and carry a needs of Manchester with: this prejudice is extremely purse and an attache case. I damaging ■■I’ l d r ,( ) V,(TI can’t believe my choice to bend You must foster the image of this rule will influence my future someone with a wealth of career successes. information gained through • Extensive local news & sports coverage, experience Others must see you ANSWER; All that one does as a dynamic, enthusiastic affects career success to some individual, not a has-been To degree. Certainly, those work­ achieve this image, you must do ing in creative industries such several things as advertising are expected to First of all. you must show dress differently than those in • Timely features & special editions. others that work is a challenge banking. The dress code for for you. You must impress conservative industries (written Eliae Nassiff/Mancheeter Herald people with your interest in or unwritten) conveys an image • A lively new Weekly Magazine. cMciix ^Souticfue. ’Westowri^Tiiarmacy •-Iff' Full Hairstyling Service Is Any Other Voice Loud Enough? For Men and Women 445 Hartford Rd. 643-5230 JL We offer a full range of products and services, including a Computerized Shampoo, Cut and Blowdry (or set)...... *15°° r , , Ueg M8 Prescription Department. We are a U.S. Please see Sue Postal Sub-station and a Payment agent for Also on Special: N.U., CNG, and SNET. Perms...... *35°° Gel Nails...... *35°° LOTTO-DAILY NUMBERS HALLMARK-RUSSELL STOVER iianrhfBtPr lUpralJi 390 Main Street Manchester, CT appointment Next to Holmes Funeral Home 649-7666 OPEN 7 Days a Week 8 a.m.-9 p.m. We e k e n d p l u s , Saturday. Feb. 22. 1986

28 Tax Tips WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Feb. 22, 1986 29 The Curious Shopper Various income tax items merit scrutiny Plastic soda bottles aren^ harmful

OMMd I$4$00t4 exclude from gross income up to By Commerce Clearing House but not meals, paid while away Schedule G Income Averaging $125,000 ($62,500 each for from home to receive medical (Form 1040) Hi85 By Sonja Heinze ^ S««lmtructl*nionback. ► Attath to Farm 1040. married persons filing separate believes that in general high Awareness of a few simple care in a hospital or a medical returns) of the gain realized on The major problem with all this plastic is frequency electronic tweezers are federal income tax rules can pay care facility that is related to a ” '“°£u 6 S n £ P a h d 6 . J o h n s o n a s o $ g » the sale of their principal Is soda in plastic bottles no better than nonelectrified off for the average taxpayer. hospital may be deducted up to step 1 Add your Income from 1982-^984______residence, provided they owned harmful to the body? People are that it does not rot. household tweezers, and that $50 a night for each person. 1982 1 f'li in the amount from youc 1982 Form 1040 (line j? ). Form I040A (line 16). or Commerce Clearing House , ZS,2O 0 — and used the home as their telling me that this is so. Rose there is no method of hair If your income-producing Form 104QE2(line 7) H less than zero, enter zero points out. 1983 2 Fill in the amount from your 1983 Form 1040 (line 37), Form 1040A (line 19), Of principal residence for at least Wilson, Scranton, Pa. removal that is completely 2 7 J.6 0 0 The following tax items could spouse is saddled with enormous Form 1040E2(line 7) H less than reip, enter 2ero three years within the five-year The SiKicly of the Plastics risk-free. 1984 3 Fill 1 the amount from your 1984 Form 1040 (Ime 37), Form 1040A (line 19), of plastics turn Into simple carbon medical expenses for the year, 3 ■39^300 ARE GREEN POTATOES SAFE? have a beneficial effect on your ______Fo rit______1040C2(line7) It less than iero. enter lero period ending on the date of sale. Industry has a section called the dioxide and water vapor, there Since the ad contained a Good 1985 taxes and should not be you may consider filing . Tottl 4 Filhn all income less deductions earned outside of the U S or*nthinUS possessions / have heard that green and eicluded for 1982 through 1984(include housing exclusion) 4 O This exclusion election, how­ Plastic Bottle Infomiation are other experts who contend Housekeeping Seal. I asked the overlooked. separate returns in order to potatoes are not good fo r you 5 7 S .6 0 0 ever, may be made only once in Bureau, and Terry Yacona, its that we arc dealing with a group magazine for information about 5 Add lines 1 through 4 and should not be eaten. Green For example, you have t he reach the 5 percent adjusted a taxpayer’s lifetime. repre.sentativc, claims that plastic step 2 Figure your averageable Income of chemicals that arc not fully potatoes are in the bags o f this product, and George Wham, opportunity to "average” gross income limitation much An individual who does not soft drink bottles, constructed vice president and technical income for tax purposes if you sooner. understood and whose presence potatoes that you buy in the 6 Divide the amount on line 5 by three (3) ZS.7O0 itemize personal deductions is from a material called director, replied: experienced a big jump in If you’re a homeowner, you in landfills and improperly supermarket. You have no way 7 Multiplytheamouolonline6by 140%(1 4) allowed to deduct from adjusted polyethylene terephthalate, "Our experience with this income in 1985. including income may claim an income tax credit operated incinerators is causing of knowing if you are eating 8 Fill in your taxable income for l985 from Form 1040. fme 37 gross income 50 percent of his or otherwise known as Pl£T, have an increase in deadly dioxin in product indicates that the most from personal services, capital for energy-conservation costs 9 It you received a premature or excessive distribution subiect to a penalty under her charitable contributions green potatoes in a restaurant. section 72, see instructions been determined by the Fotxl our environment when burned, satisfied customers are tho.se gains, wagering, gifts or for your principal residence that made during the year. However, What can be done about this? 10 Subtract line 9 from line 8 and Drug Administration to be and is stopping valuable methane who have someone else perform inheritances. In doing so. you is located in the United States the total amount of deductions Mary Solek, Tuckerton, N.J. 11 If you live m a community properly stale and are filing a separate return, see instructions o safe for use in packaging foods from being generated when the hair removal operation. This can cut your tax bill. and that was substantially may not exceed 50 percent of the When a potato is green, it 12 Subtract line 11 from line 10 If less than iero. enter rero S6.TOO and carbonated and alcoholic mixed with garbage. device is one that takes some You may elect to income completed prior to April 20,1977. individual’s adjusted gross means that it has been exposed 13 Write in the amount from line 7 above beverages. This material is also manual dexterity and patience in average if your 1985 taxable Items such as the purchase of 14 Subtract line 13 from line 12 This is your averageable income If this line is $3,000 income. to light for an excessive period or less, do not complete the rest of this form______used for heart valves and order to master the technique income is more than $3,000 insulation, fuel-efficient furnace Deductions are available for REMOVING SAP FROM CAR of time. Poisons then develop in artificial bloixi vessels. needed to place the stylus in the greater than 140 percent of your replacement burners, storm or step 3 Figure your tax two-earner married couples to Last summer I parked my car , the vegetable as a natural thermal windows or doors, The pla.stics industry further under a pine tree and did not pore to remove the unwanted average income for the 15 Multiply the amount on line 14 by 25% ( 25) help mitigate the "marriBgetax ■defense against insects, fungi claims that plastic materials arc hair. Additionally, this device preceding three years (i.e.. automatic set-back thermostats 16 Write in the amount from lute 7 above SS penalty." A two-eamer married know that somebody had cut and bacteria. If you eat them, 1982-1984) . If your average and caulking or weatherstrip­ becoming so widespread because some branches from it. The top comes with a money-back 17 Addlmes15and 16 W.S/I couple filing a joint return will you won’t die but you could get warranty and any dis.satisfied income for 1982-1984 is $18,000, ping qualify for this credit. 18 Write in the amount from ime 11 above receive tax relief in the form of a this is what consumers want. o f my car is still covered with sick. The credit is 15 percent of the If you walk into a customer who writes to Good taxable income of at least 19 Addlmes 17and 16 ■to deduction from gross income in marks left by tree sap dripping There’s no way. of course, of 20 Tax on amount on Ime 19 (from Tax Rate Schedule X. Y, o i04 Housekeeping can be assured of $28,201 in 1985 would be needed first $2,000 of qualifying m an amount equal to 10 percent of supermarket, however, and find on it and I ’m unable to remove 21 Tax on amount on Ime 17 (from Tax Rate Schedule X, V. o 21 knowing what color the potato a refund” ■ expenses (maximum credit 22 to qualify for averaging 22 Tax on amount on line 16 (from Tax Rate Schedule X, Y. o the lesser of (1) $30,000 or (2) the all the glass bottles suddenly them. Any suggestions? was that you ate in a restaurant, benefits. (140 percent of $18,000. $300). A credit of 40 percent of replaced with plastic bottles, this 23 Subtract line 22 from line 2 1 23 1,659 amount of the lower-earning Marianne Gruber, Ventnor, but I would optimistically plus $3,001.) the first $10,000 in expenses doesn’t necessarily mean that’s 241 H.977 spouse’s earned income. Thus, \.J. assume that the chef would In the area of medical and incurred for renewable energy 24 Multiply the amount on line 23 by 3 how you want your soda H you have no enfry on Une 9. skip fines 25 thiougti 27 an the maximum deduction on a reject green potatoes not only source items, which include 25 Tax on amount on line 8 (Irom Tax Rale Schedule X Y,or Mary’ Ann Peach, consumer If you have a dental expense deductions, don’t joint return for 1985 is $3,000 (10 contained. It simply means you because they’re slightly bitter, solar, wind and geothermal 26 Tax on amount on line 10 (from Tat Rale Schedule X. Y.c overlook the fact that the costs percent of $30,000). ■ have no choice in the matter. education manager at Johnson but also because sick customers consumer-oriented of medical and dental care, energy items that heat or cool 27 Subtract line 26 f'omline 25 Elizabeth Davenport, a Wax, sent some printed material n the lax figured from | are not good business. question, send it to including medical insurance your principal residence or 28 Add lines 20. 24, and 27 Write the result here If it is l< which advises, under the the lax rale schedules or ta« table also vmle the result 2«|< Comnierce Clearing House of spokesperson for Environmental If you can help it, don’t buy premiums, for you, your spouse provide hot water or electricity check the Schedule G box Sonja Heinze, The Chicago Is a leading reporting Action, a Washington-based heading "Tree Sap and Bird potatoes in the bag. Buy them and dependents, may be for it, also may be taken authority on tax and business conservation group, asserts that Droppings,” that problems from one by one, and when you get Curious Shopper, King deducted if these costs exceed 5 (maximum credit $4,000). The law. ■ "profits are usually the these substances can usually be percent of adjusted gross residential energy credit is them home, keep them in the Features Syndicate, after the date of sale of the old overriding factor in companies’ remedied with a rubbing dark, preferably in a cool bin as income. computed on Form 5695. Unused generally is deductible in the decisions on materials." compound. 235 E. 45th St., New year of discovery. If a loss residence, will have to recognize opposed to the refrigerator. In making such calculation, credits may be carried over to Plastic is cheaper packaging I asked for specifics, such as York, N Y. 10017. occurs on account of a disaster gain only so far as the adjusted the cost of prescription the following tax year. Although than paper or glass. By replacing what sort of rubbing compound medicines and drugs and insulin the residential energy credit is in an area designated by the sales price of the old home exceeds the cost of the new one. aluminum soft-drink cans with and what the procedure involves. qualifies as medical expense. scheduled to W*ifiS\)#rfl3Vr; 'll president of the United States as DOES HAIR, K .4 a disaster area, you may elect to Thus, if the old home’s adjusted PET, a project in the works, Peach’s personal response Was REMoyE(C^ip^ Transportation expenses essen­ manufacturers will be able to different from the printed tial for medical care, .such as the any un.ysea'credit ipay.pp. deduct the loss in that year or sales price is equal to or less / saw M 'ad in d magdUne fd r increase their profits by 15 material I had been sent earlier. cost of taxi, bus and train fares, carried over to tax years ending the immediately preceding than the cost of the new home, an instrument called Perma no gain will be recognized on the percent. This time she advised that tree gasoline and oil. parking fees, before 1988. year. Tweez which claims to “remove sale. Any gain postponed under The major problem with all sap and bird droppings can be etc., also are deductible. Another item worth checking A person who has sold his or hair forever” at home with these rules must be added to the this plastic is that it does not rot. Instead of taking actual is the timing of loss deductions. her principal residence and successfully removed with a electrolysis. Is it sqfe to use and operating expenses, you may Casualty losses by fire, storm, purchased, constructed or tax basis of the new home. Long after you and I have turned polishing, not a rubbing, does it really destroy the hair In addition, individuals who opt for a standard mileage rate shipwreck, etc. usually are reconstructed a replacement to dust, an empty Mazola bottle compound. Both products are root? It costs $16.95. S.B. of 9 cents for each mile plus tolls deductible only in the year of principal residence within a are 55 years of age or older pripr will nestle on a sandy beach for available in automotive stores. Kosub, San Antonio, Texas period beginning two years to the time their old home is sold eternity. Rubbing or polishing, readers Although the Food and Drug and parking fees. occurrence. or exchanged may elect to In addition, lodging expenses. In contrast, a loss by theft before and ending two years Furthermore, although the who have met and solved this Administration was unable to / plastics industry maintains that, problem please explain to us supply information on this properly incinerated, these how you did it. particular product, the agency WITH THIS COUPON FREE Dog or Cat Food Introducing... Value worth *2.25-*2.95 IRA-Pay Less to the IRS A N Y No Purchase Necessary REDUCE YOUR TAXABLE INCOME BY Mike’s Special (OH«r Good Feb. 25th-27th) LARGE OPENING A M.S.B. 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30 Dining In WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Feb, 22, 19*6 31 Dining Out Broccoli: a tough survivor It’s easy to have a feast at Feast

Deep in the heart of those frail shoots lies a cabbage’s soul By Sondra Aalor Slave desserts sampled would have filled the bill. Dump cake On first impression, prices at half cauliflower. Same directions included bits of cherries and By Ted Larsen Feast seem rather high. The pineapple, topped with whipped apply. small restaurant located on cream for a lush finish. White vermouth is my favorite ark Twain said that Hartford Road looks more like a Chocolate mousse-cake fea­ substitute for white wine. cauliflower is nothing luncheonette than a gourmet tured layers of chocolate cake more than a cabbage restaurant. As you enter, there interspersed with layers of This creamy, cheesy with a college is a long counter, m ore used at chocolate mousse, and the whole . education; he could combination makes a hearty lunch than at dinner. In the rear thing was topped with whipped have written the very supper or brunch dish. It also are three booths and half a cream. While each was tasty sameM characterization of reheats very well, especially in a dozen tables. The menu is on the separately, it was the perfect broccoli. You see, no matter microwave oven. wall, with some items changing example of the sum being how much you disguise them frequently and others being greater than the parts. with rich, green, velvety BROCCOU FLAN familiar standbys. Amaretto cheesecake, by now plumage, deep in the heart o f I'A cups broccoli, chopped However, once you begin your a cliche, was refreshed by the those frail-looking shoots lies the I tablespoon unsalted butter meal you are aware that a real . superb combination of creamy soul o f a rough and ready 'A cup onions, chopped chef is in charge of the kitchen, cake, bits of nuts and a cabbage. Don’t let appearances 'A teaspoon garlic, minced and some serious cooking is countefrpoint of liqueur. Cups of fool you; broccoli is a pretty 'A cup mozzarella taking place in a seemingly full-bodied coffee completed a tough customer. cheese, grated small alcove just off the dining thoroughly satisfying expe­ Like all relatives in the area. rience. 'A cup Parmesan cabbage clan, broccoli is a First to appearis a basket of For those contemplating lunch cheese, grated member o f a remarkable plant homemade bread, a slightly at Feast, salads, sandwiches, 'A cup heavy cream species, “ Brassica oleracea," sweet whole-wheat tasting of burgers with various toppings 4 eggs which has its roots in the wild honey, and a white studded with and a quiche of the day are cabbage o f the Mediterranean salt raisins. A small dish of available. A two-course lunch coast. Common to all o f these pepper horseradish-flavored cottage can be assembled for less than plants are thick stalks and cheese offers a change from five dollars. succulent leaves that can store Preheat oven to 375F. Steam butter, but the breads and the A full dinner for two, with water easily and weather the broccoli for 3-5 minutes or until accompanying crackers can appetizers ranging from $2.50 to worst conditions, from desert cooked but still crunchy. easily stand alone. $4.95 and main dishes costing heat to New England winters. If Reserve. Melt butter in a saute Seven appetizers and three between $8 and $13. will round you've ever put out a late crop pan and cook onions until soups vied for position as up to $35, including a few of of broccoli, you've probably golden. Add garlic and cook for starters. Although tempting, those excellent desserts. A snipped your last harvest from another minute. Combine with crab Louie, chicken wings, small, but well-chosen wine list occasionally. Before serving, 'A teaspoon chives, under a blanket o f early snow in produce shipping, broccoli the broccoli, cheeses, and stuffed mushrooms and potato is available. proved it could travel well, out garnish with bacon pieces. chopped December. cream. Beat the eggs well and skins are among those we shall Feast offers well-prepared Membership in the family also ot sea.son. As 1 said, a survivor. 'A teaspoon marjoram, Reginald Pinto/Mancheater Herald add to the broccoli/cream have to try on subsequent visits. food in a relaxed setting and allows brtKcoli to share some of Broccoli is a nutritional HINTS chopped Our choices of sausage and delivers all that it promises. It's mixture. cabbage's isothiocyanates, a warehouse, filled with vitamins Try substituting honey for the pinch thyme peppers and chicken livers with well worth trying for your next Pour into a well-buttered, 10” shopping li.st of foul-smelling and minerals, but not calories. A sugar in the dressing. bacon were thoroughly satisfy­ A basket of homematde bread starts a meal at Feast. restaurant feast. ■ pie plate. Set in a larger pan and chemicals. Unlike onions, cup o f cooked broccoli has about If you are concerned about a Trim broccoli, leaving about 2 ing. The form er was a melange add water until it comes halfway odoriferous at room temperature, 40 calories and is a good source budget, use 1 cup coarsely inches o f stem. Steam for 10 of sauteed peppers and Italian Sondra Asior Stave is a up the side o f the pie plate. cabbages don't come alive until o f the following nutrients: fiber, chopped walnuts. minutes or until just tender. sausage in a sauce with usuai standards. Unfortunately, Of the main dishes, chopped Chicken limone is an example Coventry resident who has Place in oven and bake for 10 cooking, whftO they,gj.\e riff... vitanjHg AriPSf ” Thik WH'be served as Sprinkle with lemon juice and appropriate Mediterranean the onion soup was not, and it beef and pollack, sounded the of the heights to which a chicken '.nany years’ experience as a minutes. Lower temperature to plumes o f hydrogen Bttfphiite i'iHtM lacid and C, phqspbefore modem refrigerated ideally overnight. Stir chopped WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Feb. 22, 19*8 Monday, Feb. 24 n a iu r a lg As the m o dern alternative Reb Aqu For energy costs Phil By David Briscoe The Associated P you can live w ith , MANILA, Philip itary rebels toda Corazon Aquino the leader, but embal Ferdinand E. Man g et e fficie n t gas ing control of the declared. “ I have resign ” The Reagan adr day called on Man appliances. time to step down, violence to prolong would be “ futile House said it had n Compared to other types of appliances, natural that attacks were b< gas appliances can save youI hundredsI of pro-Marcos soldier dollars a year, because gas is the most but none was rep>or efficient energy source. Mrs. Aquino, who defrauded her of • Clean, natural gas appliances work faster. They Feb. 7 election. s| provide instant heat for warming your home, crowd outside ( heating your water, drying your clothes, and where the leaders cooking. revolt, former De • You can depend on natural gas appliances Juan Ponce Enrili because they’re built to last. Fidw V. Ramos, th( armed forces chi themselves with fe “ This is the first that the civilian protected the m Aquino told the thi Pearl’s Introductory Offer! . by reporters at “ Please keep vigil Anti-Marcos pxjli to Camp Crame to ( the provisional g nounced by Enrile tion National Ass< GSCALORIC Ramon Mitrasaid, ment has been set T u p j p a n , Mrs. Aquino. 53, a running mate, fori 30" GAS 30" GAS dor Laurel. GAS OR Mitra said the N ELECTRIC DRYER RANGE RANGE bly, which had pt MM inunK eih. aiMlUI42 cos’ re-election, w MM LMtUK IM change its procli • XMcmii* plMlm ipitlM said a leading pro • AiiMmllc p M lm I|dKIm • OvcrtIzM Over CevHr • TUMILE m u ewUril blyman. 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a n PEAR L & SOM The town will ini For 45 Yean! Monday 9:30-8:00 by 11.9 percent ne> 649 Main Street year's budget an Tuesday & Wednesday 9:30-5:30 ployees if the Boa Downtown Manchester Thursday 'til 9:00 follows requests Friday 9:30-5:30 heads. 643-2171 . Pearls^ Town Manager Pictorials may not b« actual models sold TV AND APPLIANCES^^ Saturday 'til 5:00 released the requ Free Removal of Old AppllancesI ^ ____ Free Local Dellveryl ing, but said he ha SERVICE StNC^- them in detail, manager reduces amounts. The total Gener requests for the fii

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