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ect not to attempt to 80 CHRYSLER 78 FORb working conditions for employees who on Bissell Street and the VFW, Hall on East Three gaming machines were seized the state’s attorney. 84 LINCOLN 83 CHEVROLET 81 MAZDA see or communicate with his three 82 MAZDA CORDOBA LTD make pillows and comforters. Most are Center Street, pxtlice said today. The raids from the Elks Club in a raid on Sept. 8,1982. Since the beginning of the drive in 1982, TOWN CAR CAMARO Z28 V GLC children — Russell Jr.. 7; Daniel 5, and were carried out by the Statewide Organ ■ On the same night, two machines were about 100 machines have been confiscated, .0’ V Ao*'' AC P PICK UP Black Car Fully EquippPd 4 Door Red. One Owner, 43.000 women, Madore said. 5-Speed. T-Top 3Door Hatch Back. 5 Speed miles Stephen, 3, until they can be A-; P S e .f' A\' FfJ Su.'<• Madore charged that wages in many ized Crime Investigative Task' Eorce, with seized at Zipser Club on Brainard Plaoe. Berluti said. was^^;99fl IS * 3 , 5 3 5 was ■’^rfilis * 4 ,7 7 0 questioned. Wood, referring to the 1982 raids, said the Most of the machines offer vjdeo poker, was m;9aLis *1 0 ,7 7 7 * 3 , 9 9 0 cases are not much above minimum assistance from Manchester police. was'nmis *1 4 ,5 9 5 was ■*1:990. is * 3 , 9 9 0 ' machines were eliminated once and later but are modified so that players accumu wage, which is currently $3.35. Hartford’s State Attorney John m !' No arrests were made in the raids, which “ Ironically the biggest gripe is the Bailey also revealed Wednesday Man involved a total of 10 social clubs in TtJSeBan to creep back in. late credits based on winning poker hands treatment that they received, not the fredi has been pr.^cticing medicine mchester, Vemoh and Tolland. In all. 24 Tpje raid Wednesday was carried out with and get cash payoffs. It is the cash payoffs wages,” Madore said. "The..workers Connecticut for almost a year without a ines were seized. Two of them were at w ariW ts obtained by the task force. Sgt. that make the machines illegal in Connecti 84 LINCOLN the Elks club and four at the VFW Club, Bruce Haines, a task force member, said cut, Berluti said. 85 MERCURY 82 OLDS 82 MAZDA 80 LINCOLN 79 MAZDA came to us." ' license. V 98 REGENCY 626 LX RX-7 MARK VII state ptolice said. information leading to the iksueof yvarrants The eight other clubs raided Wednesday MARQUIS BROUGHAM MARK VII 18 000 relies Bii' Biass Edition are the Polish American Citizens’ Club on 4 0 J I' H v-rt A t • I . 4 Door T w o t o choose (rom Four officers from the task force and came from various sources, mcluding Loaded. Like new. 7600 miles All G'l Color LPaU^^" Intr^rior FuH three from the Manchester Police Depart ‘ anonymous phone calls. ' ' Village Street, Rockville; the Maple Grove the toys. was"*?;3W.is * 6 , 5 6 5 p- y'.f Club on Franklin Street, Vernon; the Italian was 'W Siis *9 ,3 3 3 was-»W'is *6 ,9 6 9 wasIS * 7 , 8 7 8 ment were involved in the two Manchester Wood said the task.force asked the police was'»t8^flfl.is * 9 2 2 2 was'OTfris *1 9 ,4 2 9 raids. Although no arrests were made department to supply three officers to American Friendship Club in Tolland; the Wednesday, some arrests are exptected as a assist in the raids. Moose Lodge in Tolland; American Legion result of the raids, according to a state The Elks Club is frequented by local ■ Post 14 on West Street. Rockville; the police spokesman. police officers and the police union often Italian Social Club on Snipsic St., Rock 81 CHEVROLET 84 MERCURY 81 MAZDA 83 LINCOLN 83 MERCURY Gary Wood, spokesman for the Manches conducts its meetings there. ville; the RockvRle Lodge of Elks on North 80 AMC MARQUIS BROUGHAM TOWN CAR CAPRI iJ-. ter Police Department, said the denart- ■ Haines said the machines at the Elks Club Park St., Rock'ville; and the Kosciuszko MALIBU CONCORO 026 ment independently will continue a driv^ to were located in a small meeting room. Benefit Society on Vernon Avenue, 2 Door AT, Air Conditioning n I A A' t .AC. AM/FM Stereo. Full Instrumen 4 Speed Sporty Blue. 5 spd. Bucket seats ■ L ■ ■■ A'.' I •• tation. Looks Brand New. 14.000 rid the town of illegal gaming machines in Adam Berluti, a state police spokesman. Rockville. miles. 5 spd. 2 to choose from WaS'^tSft IS * 5 ,9 9 0 4 . was'’1:9911 is * 2 , 9 5 0 3S'>HM is * 8 , 7 2 0 was'W is’4,980 was IS *12,940 was'*li;4?9-is * 7 , 2 9 0 Aides caution against eariy summit 85 MERCURY 80 HO^DA 81 MERCURY 82 BUICK 80 DODGE COUMR CENTURY 84 MERCURY MOTORCYCLE - CM400T OMNI 13,000 miles. Burguhdy Red, AC. CAPRI COUGAR WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Rea leaders was cordial. improved relations with Moscow. 5 Speed AM/FM Cass. Wire Wheels. Velour 4 Door, AC. AM/FM, Radial tires, A.,! ■” t‘ •• \ T r'»n AC a m FM VolfMjr Spfft', gan’s olive branch to the new Soviet Interior. Very Sharp. \ only 20,000 mites But aides said, "W e expect this to be a "W e have a tendency to look at these leadership and positive signals from long road. The Russians don’t seem to be in Soviet leaders as if this were a personality was$?;990.is * 1 , 9 9 0 was'WSiis *9,595 ■/ / ‘j. was W is *3,850 wjs-nMtt is * 9 ,9 4 0 was'^U^Wl-is * 7 , 2 8 0 Moscow are raising hopes of improved any hurry. Don't look for anything contest,” he said. "The first thing one has to *5,200 superpower relations and a future summit dramatic anytime soon.” remember is that you don’t get to the head meeting. Bush told a news conference he was "high of the Politburo by being a choirboy.” But White House aides cautioned against on hope” for improved relations between ‘ \ Kissinger saijl Reagan should not rush expecting "anything dramatic anytime the United States and the Soviet Union. ‘ 'We 83 FORD 82 CADILLAC 81 MAZDA 81 LINCOLN into a summit without demonstrated 81 MAZDA NEW TRADES soon.” encountered nothing to discourage us from ESCORT GLC DeVILL-E 6LC TOWN CAR progress on arms reductions oi*other fronts Beautiful Bronze. Wagon. AM/FM. Vice President G ^rge Bush and Secre these feelings. It's a good time to move A*.‘ ^ .T't 4 : fLi': ,t . Lux.ury. One Owner. 5 Speed. Air. of U.S.-Soviet relations. , \ Luggage Rack. Radial Tires. Sharp tary of State George Shultz cabled Reagan forward.” Stereo. COMING IN Shape Wednesday following a meeting with new The vice president, who is heading on to . "A summit is not an end in itselfX’ he said. - (as W IS * 4 , 9 0 5 Kremlin leader Mikhail Gorbachev, during “ What is an end is theresult of a summit. * 4 , 5 9 5 w3sn^ • *12,460 ) Latin America on a previously scheduled was-W-is *5,245 H K m M IS * 9 , 8 4 0 which Reagan’s personal message suggest DAILY. NEW UPI photo visit, will brief Reagan early next week. " I don’t think foreign policy' is 0 ing a summit was conveyed. Reagan met Wednesday with former psychiatric exercise,” he said. "I don’t Bush and Shultz met with the Soviet Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who 81 LINCOLN CARS TO Testimony in Washington think it's so important to meet each other as TOWN CAR leadership in Moscow after the Red Equare said a summit should be held but only after 82 MAZDA 81 FORD 75 VW it is important to have an agenda to talk BEETLE Alejandro Salazar, right, formerly a member of the Sandinista funeral (or Konstantin Chernenko. Moscow shows a firm commitment to GLC GRANADA 81 MAZDA about.” Sharp Misty Blue. AM/FM stereo. I I" . LV C,c . Mint Shape. Miles Low. 4 Spd. GLC CHOOSE FROM. governnient in Nicaragua, looks on as Martha Murillo. 9, speaks Shultz, who was expected to report to the improve relations. Bucket seats. 5 spd. 4 spd, AM/FM. Radial Tires president at the White House late today, Emerging from an hourlong discussion Caittioning against expectations of signif was ■*?;?# is * 1 ,9 4 0 at a news conference in Washington Wednesday. Murillo was was delayed leaving Ooscow. officials said .with Reagan over lunch, Kissinger was icant change in Soviet policy under was ■*5^50. is * 4 , 9 5 0 was'*&.?^is *5 ,7 5 7 m - ^ \ i * 4 , 9 9 0 (Over 100 Cars stabbed, shot and left for dead after her family was killed by was m m IS *1 0 ,3 8 0 today. cautious in sizing up Gorbachev, 54, whose Gorbachev, Kissinger appeared less enthu To Choose From) Sandinista troops in Wiwima, Nicaragua, 75 miles from the Initial word from Bush indicated the relative youth and more dynamic personal siastic about an early sumnxlt than some Hondurah border. climate of the meeting with Kremlin ity have, fueled hopes in the West of White House officials. SATURDAY SERVICE SATURDAY SERVICE State iawmakers want convention OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT THE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT Balanced budget amendment gets support from public Now Opew-Sat, aA.M. -1 P.M. Now Opea Sat, 9 AJN. -1 P.M. Daily 8 A.M. • 4:30 P.M. Daily 8 A.M. • 4:30 P.M. By Lyda Phillips gender or a^e, favor such an said there are enough votes in the tional convention to consider a Connecticut, the Constitution the Cowardly Lion going to the NEW. United Press International amendment. state Senate to pass a resolution balanced budget. Only two more State.” he said, Wizard of Oz and asking for A smaller margin, but still more calling for a constitutional conven- ' states are needed to force Con .Opponents said Wednesday that, courage." Dudehik said. HARTFORD — State lawmak than 50 percent, were in favor of tion to draft the amendment, which gress to call the convention, unless on the contrary, a constitutional MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ers released results of a poll calling a federal constitutional would then have to be ratified by it proposed its own amendment in convention is a dangerous way to showing that a majority of Connec convention to draft the balanced the states. the meantime. address the problem of soaring J p s id e Today 643-5135 ticut residents favors a consNtu.- budget amendment, according to But Rep. Richard Foley, R- Any proposed amendment to the federal deficits. / M O R I A R ^ Y tional amendment requiring a the poll, which was m ne in Oxford, who is leading the push for constitution must be ratified 38 " I f the president wants a bal Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m 301-315 Center St. balanced federal budget. January. the resolution in the House, said states. anced budget all he has to do is 20 pag^, 2 sections The University of Connejcticut About 40 percent of all those only about SO representatives are .Scott said the Michigan Legisla present one ... without dragging Monday thru Friday poll, commissioned by the Na Advtc*. __ 12 ObItuariM . Manchester^ questionet^ would be morn inclined committed to vote in fayor of it ture is close to approving a similar the Constitution through the mud," BultlMU . __ 20 Opinion__ Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Exit 92 off F84) tional Taxpayers Foundation, indi to vote for a candidate who now. Seventy-six votes are needed resolution, which could make said Rep. Tom Dudehik,^ R- ClaMlIlad. . 18-10 Paoplolalk. cated Wednesday that two-thirds supports a balanced budget for the measure to pass. Connecticut the state that puts the Ansonia. Comics. . 8 Spofta. Of state residents, regardless of Enlartalnnwnt___12 Tdavidon . amendment. So far, 32 states have adopted issue "o ver the top.” Looking for a constitutional Lottafy______2 W M lh *r_ , political' affiliation, religion. >y Sep. Thomas Scott, R-Milford, resolutions calling for a con stit^ "This would be a fittii^ hohor for amendment to i^ u ir e it is, "like k • MANCIII'-I^TKR HEHAI.I). TIiu i-S(Liv . M ;irch 14, I9H.') .1 V
MANCHESTER HKRALD, Thursday, Miirch 14, 1985 Manchester In Brief Course opponents Mass. General Wompn claiming sextuplets isn’t pregnant Power hearing set Friday admits Guthrie circulate article A public lu';ii'in(> on a .slud.v ol thc^miwcr Indu.stry and BOSTON (UPl) — FoiksingerAfloGuthriehas K iy r E R Y, Maine (DPI) — A man who said he had first learned the truth — that his wife is hot pregnant. confirmation of Mrs. Perham's story. The friends Icgi.slalion dealing with energ.v ha.s been s c a ld e d for Friday at ' been admitted to Massachusetts General Hospi 'no fcason to. doubt" his wife had conceived At the hospital, Mrs. Perham was examined by a were hoping to set up prograi^ to help the couple cope 10 a.m. in the .stale Capitol, stale ScV carl A. Zinsser. tal where doctors hope to find out why one of his sextuplets — despite his vasectomy — has admitted psychiatrist and admitted for treatment. with the expected births i)ut needed medical R-Manc'hesler, ha.s announced. ', against ‘Humanism’ kidneys became partially blocked. she is undergoing psychiatric care and is not even "When we determined she wasn't pregnant, we confirniition. Guthrie, 37, was transferred to MGH, Wednes Thjt' hearing will address a SI.IO.OOO study approved by the pregnant. decided to get some help. She's currently under The Kittery couple already has 2-year-old twin sons. day from Mary Lane Hospijal in Ware, where he Legislature la.st ye;ir on the fea.s'ibility of a stale takeover of the "Her itiind told her she was carryingsix children," psychiatric treatment,” said Perham, a diesel Perham las.t fall had a vasectomy, but said he never Bv Bill Yingllrig • "Touchstone of the Humanist had been undergoing tests since experiencing power industry, as well as several^ills concerning "rate shock," . Dick Rerham said of his wife Kim, 27, Wednesday. "I mechanic at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. returned to the doctor to verify he was Meriie. Herald Reporter philosophy is the Humanist Mani pains during a.recording session last Friday. Millstone 111 and excess pwoer^Cipacily, he said. had no reason to doufa|(.her at all. Earlier, doctors at Portsmouth Hospital in New Mrs. Perham said last week she'was told in festo II, written in 1973 to replace Guthrie had been working on his latest album at 'll is my.opinion that anytime the stale commissions a study “ Our neighbors said she ioeked pregnant. She Hampshire, where the woman claimed to have had December she was pregnant, apparently because the A philosophy that proponents Humanist Manifesto I, written in the Long View Farm Recording Studios in nearby far 9150,000, the public dc.serves a chance to voice their views on gained a significant amount of weight and wasn't two ultrasound tests performed, denied she had been vasectomy took longer than expected to become say is based on individual dignity, 1933. This Manifesto affirms the North Brookfieid when he was stricken. the matter," said Zinsser, the co-chairman of the Legislature's eating any more than usual. But in her mind, this was treated there. And Brigham and Woman's Hospital in effective. civil liberties and a world com beliefs of Humanists in suicide, MGH spokesman Martin Bander said the Energy and Public Utilities Committee. "This is an exeellent all reality,” he.said. Boston, where Mrs. Perham said she would deliver - But Harry Castleman, a spokespnan for Brigham munity has been at the eye of a abortion, euthanasia, sexual per hospital expected to release a diagnosis once it is opportunity for the pidilic to comment on Northeast Utilities, “ During these last few months, her mind told her the sextuplets via caesarean section July 28, had no and Wonrien's'Hospital-, said officials had no records of recent, storm surrounding an ■ versions,, and divortx;."*' made, which is expected within a few days. power rates and service ' , . she was carrying six childrdh. They say the mind is a record of her impending visit. Mrs, Perham having any dealings with the hospital, eighth-grade health course taught • "In -practice. Humanists are Doctors first thought Guthrie had an inflamed very powerful thing,” he said. Dr. William Cusack of Dover, N . H., who had treated its obstetrics department, or any doctors there. at two Manchester junior high adamant that Christians shall not Perham and his wife came under pressure the woman before, said in a prepared statement that, Castleman also said radiologists at Brigham and gall bladder but determined Tuesday one of. his Democrats want ideas schools. teach anything that interferes with Wednesday when reports from medical officials “ Neither I nor any of my colleagues... have seen Mrs. Women's were "surprised" at the women's statement kidneys was partialiy blocked, according to "Most of the material being their pronriotion tSf* the evolution surfaced that the claim she was carrying sextuplets — Perham during her pregnancy..We have not done an last week that an ultrasound test she said was Jackie Guthrie, 40, the performer's wife, Democrats from Manchester and other towns in the First taught falls into the category of theory (which many textbooks . four girls and two boys — was either inaccurate or ultrasound test on her of know of any ultrasound test" perfornried at Portsmouth Hospital was able to detect "They went through each organ and finally hit Congressional District ;)ie invited to share their ideas or Scientific Humanism," a group insist is fact) or that allows a child exaggerated. ' (performed for her). the sex of .the fetuses, though he said it was "not on the kidney, " she said. “ He’s actually gotten comments on the future of the slate Democratic Parly at a public called the Concerned Citizens of to learn about God in school." Perham s^id he took his wife to an area hospital Perham said he first learned there was some impossible" at that early developmental stage. better than when he went in. His feveris down and hearing fn Hartford on March 26. Manchester said in a March 7 ' • “Secular' humanism is the after "we decided to get our own ultrasound test." It question about the pregnancy Tuesday night when> He said Mrs. Perham arrived at the hospital ' he’s stabilized. \ "Democrats have a lot of opinions and a lot of ideas and we're letter to the Board of Education. philosophy, if not the official was at the undisclosed hospital that Perham said he friends of the family said they could get no medical Wednesday with a TV crew. interested in hearing them," said Democratic State Central The group is opposed to the religion, of our teacher colleges ------\ ' ------Committee members Nancy N. Owens of Newington and William course “Focus on Wellness,” and universities,, almost without J. O'Brien of West Hartford in a joint statement. which is taught to eighth-graders exception." The hearing is being sponsored by Slate Central Committee at Bennet and Illing junior high • (The author mentions Huma Weather members from thl* First Congre.snional District and is open to all schools. It claims among othfer nists’ "vehicles for chaos, aliena Peopletalk interestd Democrats. Among the committee members from the things that the course poses a tion, and radicalization of our First Congressional District is John J^,Jiullivan of Manchesker. threat to the mental health of children” And among the “top students. weapons” for promoting the reli . Today’s forecast The hearing will be from 7 to 10 p.m. in the auditorium of "This philosophy,” the letter gion in schools, he says, are Bulkeley High School on Wethersfield Aveeuc. From Tara to Tallahassee Connecticut, Massachusetts continued, "teaciies that there are .survival games.) Thelma "Butterfly” McQueen, who played the and Rhode Island: Tonight; no absolutes — no absolute author •„ "The students have to decide maid Prissy in "Gone with the Wind," is in partly cloudy, no change on Leprechaun to pick winners ity, no right, no wrong, and no who will live and who will die. In Tallahassee, Fla., t Friday. Low in the 20s. High 40 to morality.'.’ one workshop for Oregon teachers, Waddell School Principal Gail Rowe has .scljiaiuled the "Irish finishing up her 45 except 30 to 35 western hil|s. In the letter, parents called for a group of teachers decided they . Swecpslakesi' for Friday. -d, ___ _ autobiography. Vermont: Brisk winds and the suspension of the gourse from would save a homosexual architect *' Herald photo by Tarquinio "I have a wonder cold with flurries tonight and Students at the school will nominate one stuJi?nJ^ and one the two schools. so he would be able to rebuild the ful life now," . Friday. Lows tonight 20 to 25. •teacher they think most de.serve the sweepstakes’ secret prize. Schdol officials have eliminated world after a nuclear holocaust. At Flowers fight canter McQueen, 74, told Highs in the 20s Friday. The ballots, sbe said, will then be put into a bbx. several filmstrips from the course the same time they would relegate Then, at 8:4.5^ Friday morning. Lucky Leprechaun will visit due to the recommendations of a the Tallahassee De Neiy Hampshire: Flurries to death' some other more normal ' American Cancer Society volunteers Feme Pasternak, mocrat. "Some peo likely north and /a chance of Waddell School, do an Irish jig around the sweepstakes box and review panel that investigated .person." left, and Karen Chorches Wednesday try to manage a ple are still curious choose three .students and three teachers to receive the prize. complaints by parents about the • “ Unfortunately, the federal flurries south tonight. Lows in gigantic delivery of daffgdils to be distributed today to about this black the teens and 20s. Windy Friday Rowe would not disclose the prize. . material it covers. . government is heavily financing But a motion at a school board various Humanist programs." skinned. plain-faced— with scattered flurries north and Lucky Leprechaun, whom wwc said is invisible to the those who contributed to a recent fund-raisrnq drive. A woman from the ' meeting Monday night to have at • j.'Why w;(uld the federal go partly sunny south. Highs in the camera j ^ l only make a brief appearance at tbe school. But. she Cancer Soejety spokeswoman said today that the fund Deep South, who has least two units of the course vernment use $7 million of our tax 20s north and 30 to 37 south. said, if the sweepstakes is a success, he will return again next, drive was a rousing success, with more orders received gone so far." suspended from 'toe curriculum money,,^to instruct fifth graders of Maine: Flurries likely noVth year.\ ' She said she has was defeated -^by a 6-2 vote. this nation in adultery, sucide, than the society can fill. completed a draft of and a chance of flurries south Controversial topics that are co-‘ murder, and cannibalism?” a short autobio tonight. Lows in the teens and Crafts fair to benefit fund vered in the course include abor Another vehicle for the Hunia- . 20s. Windy Friday. Scattered graphy and came to Manchester High School industrial education teachers will tion and teenage suicide. nists' cause, the author claims, is a flurries north and mountains. The Manchester Herald has mental excercise called Values Tallahassee from ^ A hide-and-seek sun sponsor a crafts fair March 30 in the high school cafeteria to Partly sunny south. Highs in the since obtained a copy of a 31-page Clarification. her New York home benefit the Conrjjd M cCurry Scholarship Fund. to work on it with a 20s to mid 30s. Tonight: partly cloudy. Low in the mid 2Qs. Wind west around 10 mph. interpretation of the humanist The article says: . M cCurry was an industrial education teacher at MHS who died friend. During a Friday: partly sunny windy and colder. High near 40. Today’s weather philosophy entitled "Weep for • "Few parents realize that sex in his early 20s. brief visit to Florida *Extended outlook picture was drawn by Danielle Frazier, 9, of 209 Center St., a fourth Your Children." education is merely Values Clarifi $100 grader at Washington School. Nearly 50 area craftsmen will display their works at the fair, A4M Uitvfersity last Thelma McQueen Extended outlook for New The commentary, which de cation — it is taught to give week. McQueen England Saturday through whicb is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. nounced humanist theqrjun educa students a new set of values in line handed out short poems she had written on cards. Monday: A variety of snacks and refreshments will be available, as well tion. has been circulatitto among - ' with the sexual freedom of the Look what it buys: Besides her role as Prissy, McQueen has Connecticut, Massaebflserts as free, supervisecTchild-care services for those who attend. Opponents of the course. Some Humanisis." appeared in more than a dozen other films, and Rhode Island: Partly cloudy For more information, contdet Greg Kane at 647-3561. parents who support the course • "As any parent can tell you, it including. "Cabin in tbe Sky,” “Since You Went Saturday. Chance of showers or said this week that the article has takes about 15 minutes tocovertbe Away." “Duel in the Sun” and, most recently, been used in an effort to ^rsuade facts of life. Any further sexual •dlurries Sunday. F a ir blonday. .qc*'. Gifted parents to meet them to fight its continuation. "Amazing Grace” in 1974. Highs in the 40s. Ovgmight lows questions can be covered in a few Included with the article is a minutes each wjien they are in the 20s. A group of parents has scheduled a meeting on the "Issues of copy o( the "Humanist Manifesto brought up. There is no reason for f l New 'Ham pshire: F a ir south Giftedness" for March 21 at 7 p.m. in the Bowers School library, m II" and a list of people who the teaching sex education for 12 years UPl photo and chance of fluixies' north on Princeton Street. author claims have endorsed it. in school unless there is an attempt Strip auction Saturday. Chance #f flurries Characteristics, peer relationships and the schooling of gifted They include author Issac Asimov, to change the sexual values of the Sunday. Fair Monday. Lows and talented students are among the topics to be discussed at the Country singer Lee Greenwood gave it all — or Np.bel Peace Prize winnej and students from what they learned at meeting. The Yuppie bride almost all — for the Easter Seals Tuesday night. from near 10 north to 20 south. Soviet dissident Ahdrei D. Sak- home and church, to the Humanist A preview ^ook is shown of avant-garde During a six-hour fund-raising auction Green Highs in the 20s to lower 30s north The group will also select a name and elect a group of officers. . harov. Harvard University psy point of view.” wedding fashions featuring a Yuppie bride wood sang his hit “ God Bless the U.S.A.” before a and mid 30s to lowdr 40s south. For'more information,,contact Libby Zakowicz.at 646-2318. chologist B.F. Skinner and Na • “ Why do we use the Manuals t-.irt‘ 11 .,' .h.tili....I complete with Jogging shoes and briefcase to packed house at The Stockyards restaurant in Vermont: DiV< Saturday and tional Organization for Women of men when we are dealing with dazzle Bay Area brides-to-be at today’s opening Nashville, Tenn. The crowd, however, wanted Monday. A chance of showers or founder Betty Friedan. men? \Vhy not go to the One .who of Marina Morrison, Ltd., the city’s first more. flurries Sunday. Highs in the 30s Easter donations are sought The following are unedited ex made man and learn from His exclusive, high-fashion bridal salon. cerpts of that article: manual — the Bible?" Specially priced in commemoration of our 100th year. Easter Seals officials persuaded Greenwood to and 40s. Lows in the 20s. Human Relations Commission member Robert Faucher is Yuppie Coalition Pre^tdout Susanne Lee Maine: F a ir south and chanc^ _ eJ‘Far too many schools today ■ THIS OFFtR FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH ONLY' auction off his silver leather Jacket with his name seeking contributions and volunteers to help provide a free The unidentified author of the Houfek models the true San Francisco Yuppie are no longer hiding the secu^^- on the back and that brought in 91,000. Easter Seal of flurries north ^Saturday. article refers to himself in the first trademarks. The mood/of elegance prevailed, Easter dinner to those who might not otherwise be able'to afford humanism base of education. They Chairman Buddy Killen then yanked Green Chance of flurries Sunday. Fain person. But he said that in 1972 he Enlarged to however, when the lavish show featured it or who might have to eat alone on Easter. are openly promoting the religion show detail wood's custom-made shirt off his back and Monday. Lows from near 10 was the editor of a California ''a Century of Service^ renowned New York designer Richard Glasgow. The dinner will be held at St. M ary’s Episcopal Church at 41' of secular humanism in the class auctioned it off for 9400. The shoes went next for north to 20 south. Highs in the 20s newspaper called the "Fresno 9850. Park St. at 4 p.m. on Easter Sunday. room —* a selfish, hedonistic, to lower 30s north and mid 30s to ■■ Guide. " Contributions may be sent to Manchester Easter Dinner, P.O. anti-God religion that has become Greenwood’s wife opened the bidding on his lower 40s south. He claims to have left the Box 204, Manchesteri Anyone .whowishes to donate time should the official, or at least semi-official pants but the final bid of 9500 was from an newspaper because it would not call Faucher at 646-8826 or 865-3181. religion of the public schools. " Trusted Je w elers S in ce 1885 unidentified wom^n who Jumped on stage and Long Island Sound support his views on abortion and Professor Haley took control of her possession, leaving Green Anyone who knows of someone that would like to attend the Satellite view pornography. BRISTOL FAfiMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER Alex Haleyr, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author wood standing in his white-striped blue boxer The National Weather service dinner should also call Faucher or mail the name and address of The author attributes his source MERIDEN MILFORD NEVV HAVEN SOUTHBURY of “ Roots," will begin work April 1 as adjunct shorts. for Long Island Sound to Watch the person to the pos^^office box above. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows of information to a set of files at the TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY professor of Journalism and Amef^ican studies at Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point: The auction also brought in 9250 for a black thundershowers over Texas and clouds extending to the Mississippi” ' Christian Family Renewal head Michaels Charge MasterCard Visa'American Express the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Winds west to northwest 15- Johnny Cash shirt and 9150 for a white Tammy Valley. Low clouds cover the Ohio Valley and the Northeast. Y W CA hostsinisbehavior talk Fire Calls quarters in Clovis, Calif. "We are excited about Alex Haley’s association Wynette dress. to-25 knots with some gusts with the university and the opportunities for today, increasing to 20 knots to 30 Anne Bonney-, child life specialist at Manchester Memorial students to leant from p Tennessee writer who JV knots and gusty tonight and Hospital! will speak at the March 20 meeting of the Single Parent Manchester has earned acclaim throughout the world,” Friday. Visibility 5 miles or Support Group at the YAitCS*. 770 Main St., East Hartf()Tdv_,^ Wednesday, 1:54 p.m. — service Chancellor Jaclr Reese said. more today through Friday- Bonney will discuss child misbehavior at the one-hour meeting call. 459 Hartford Road (Town). HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN Haley's position, a Joint appointment in the The quest for t>Mf .Chance of an occasional shower. scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Wednesday, 8; 17 p.m — motor colleges of communications and liberal arts, will Clara Peller, the elderly commercial queen Partly sunny this afternoon. Fair For more information, call 569-4493. vehicle accident. Pearl and Holl ITOM include lectures and writing workshops. Iteley who hawlu hamburgers for Wendy’s, has ended tonight and Friday. Average streets (Town, Paramedics). ^ St. Patrick’s Day Specials! ^ recently has been living in Norris, Tenn., and is her seemingly eternal quest for the beef. She is wave heights 2 feet to 4 feet T co-chairman of Tennessee's "Homecoming ’86” now appearing in a national advertising cam today, 4 feet to 6 feet tonight and NCWVOIW Making the Irish Green Taste Good! program. paign for Prego spaghetti sauce and has found Friday. Seas becomimg rough beef. tonight and Friday. "I found it!” she yelis in the beginning of the S T . PA T’S C A K E commerciai as she checks out the sauce. Wendy’s Air quality c. From vinyl to film is negotiating a new contract with Peller and has SPECIAL Wbat started as a record album has becomeva no. objections to her new spaghetti sauce The state Department of En- two-hour television special. Dolly Parton, WUIIe endeavor. ^vironmental Protection provides TfMSCIUTURfS Ovals ...... 4.99 Nelson, Kris Kristofferson and Brenda Lee will "We think Clara’s known in every city as the daily air pollution reports and star in "The Winning Hand” with Johnny Cash 'Where’s the Beef?’ iady,” said Wendy’s seasonal pollen count informa E cla irs ...... 7/1.99 making a special appearance. spokesman Denny Ljmeh. “Her appearances for tion from the Department of LeOCMD- The album by the same title was released in anybody else helps us.” Health Services. TTie recorded Other Cakes from.... 6.95 1962 with music by Parton, Nelson, kristofferson message is provided at 566-3449. and Lee and liner notes written by Cash, who V suggested the record would make a good Weather radio- un WgATHn POTOCAST 6 television show. The show, which wiil feature 23 ■^v* ,-4 . songs, airs in ISO markets across the nation thik Stolen gubernatorial car The National Weather Service V month and next. The daughter of Massachusetts Gov. Michael broadcasts continuous, 24-hour LEAN HEAD CUT Dukakis was a little overzealous in guar^ng the weather information on 162.475 National forecast house while her father was touring the Fa r Elast. m Hz in Hartford, 162.56 mHz in CORNED BEEF n . 6 9 lb. Made Fresh Daily Call 647-1076 Kara Dukakis and a friend came home Tuesday New London and 162.40 mHz in For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During early Friday morning Some brief glimpses night and saw her fatherls 1963 Dodge sedan was Meriden. rain is forecast for parts of the Gulf coast region. Elsewhere, the Connie Fnuicis, committed by her father to a missing and called police. She didn’t know that weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will include (maxitnum EXTRA LEAN FLAT CUT Florida hospital for treatment of mental mechanics from an auto dealership had picked it temperature's in parenthesis): Atlanta 47(68). Boston 32(45) Chicago Lenten Specials up and taken it in for maintenance. Police and 24(44), Cleveland 23(35), Dallas 45(60). Denver 23(57), Duluth 15(40) lb. problems two years ago, is being sued for not CORNED BEEF. *2.29 BRAZIER paying her entire bill. The suit was filed in a Palm newspapers report^ it as a stolen car case, Houston 55(66). Jacksonville 55(72), Kansas City 31(55) Little Rock Beach court and clainns Francis owes 97,546 ... which was a surprise to the folks down at the Lottery 38(64), Los Angeles 42(64), Miami 68(80), Minneapolis 20(45) New Middleweight boxing champion Marveloas Mar Silver Lake Dodge garage. Orleans 57(70), New York 32(46), Phoenix 50(70), St. Louis 30(54) FRESH SNOW WHITE Clams & Fries *1.39 Fi^ Hllet & Fries *1.25 vin Hagler is helping rock singer Johnny Van “ ^1 of a sudden the poor guys down at Silver San Francisco 44(56), Seattle 39(58), Washington 36(52) Ik. Zant with the video to the song 'T m a Fighter” in Lake Dodge picked the paper and said, 'Oh, oh — Connecticut daily MUSHROOMS *1.19 Dbl. Burg^& Palm Springs,- Calif. we should have left a note or something,” ' said Hsh & Chips *1.39 Dukakis aide Rick GuregUaa. Wednesday: 191 MushitKMns ’ 1.49 . Play Four: 4346 M anchester Herald US HI IDAHO BAKING Clam Chowder 79C howl other numbers drawn Wed Richard M. Diamond, Publisher 5 |b. bag nesday in New England: POTATOES... *1.19 Almanac Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitls Maine daily: 633 A880.ciate Publisher New Hampshire daily; 3654 Business Manager FRESH MAINE ROYAL TREAT SALE Today is Thursday, March 14, authorized issue of Am erica’s In 1981, Three terrorists bold Rhode Island daily; 8874 USPS 327-500 • Fiesta • Double Delfght the 73rd day of 1985 with 292 to VOL. CIV, No. 138 first War Bonds — to buy ing more than 100 hostages Rhode Island weekly: 937, 8787, STEAMERS follow. *1.29 • Hot Fudge • Brownie Delight military equipment for use aboard a Jetliner they hijacked in 67179 and 938330 Publlthsd dolly oxcopt Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.30 The moon is moving away and cortaln holldoys by ttw Mon- against Uw British. Pakistan surrendered in Syria Vermont daily: 303 weekly, s$.13 tor one month, S1S4S from its last phase. dtotfar Publlthine Co., U Brolnord for three months, S30.70 tor six FRESH BAY • Banana Split • Banana Supreme In 1947, military and naval after a IJKlay siege, the longest Massachusetts daily; 7198 Place, Manclwstor, Conn. OMMO. n^thsondMt.Wtorone year. Moll Tbe morning stars are Jupiter Second doM paetoee paid ol Man -■ bases in the Philippines were hijacking ordeal on record. Massachusetts weekly: Yellow rotes ore ovolloble on request. • Strawberry Shortcake • Peanut Butter Parfait Reg. »1« and Saturn. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER; leased to tbe United States for 99 • ( 819. Bhie 79, and White 3 Send address clmnaes to the Man SCALLOPS...... The evening stars are Mer chester Herald, P.O. Box 9S1, *2.99 e years. "Megabucks” : 15-30-31-38-98-36 Manchester, Conn. (MOW. ^ , “ 'losslfled or-display HARTFORD ROAD SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY ^ cury, Venus and Mars. In 1964, Dallas nightclub owner •'•PPri a news 317 Highland Street Those bom on this date are Ev»ry Day l^w Pricaall . ^ Jack Ruby was convicted of A thought for the day; Albert GUARANTEED DELIVERY; It 4^3711. m ic^ ours oreS;30o.m. under the sign of Pisces. They Einstein said, “The unleashed you don't receive your Herald by 5 to S p.m. Monday through Friday. Manchester murder in the slaying of presi p.m. weekdays or 7;30, o.m. Satur HICHLMD PARK MARKET include Albert Einstein in 1879, power of the atom has changed EMERGENCY ^ 17 DRYERS — 15 MINUTES — 25C dential assassin Lee Harvey Fire — Police — Medical day, please telephone your carrier. 646-4277 and actor Michael Caine in 1933 Oswald. Ruby was sentenc^ to everything save our modes of It you're unqble to reach your The Manchester Herald is a 32 Family Sized Washers »1.00 Load carrier, coll subscriber service at (age 52). death, but the conviction was thinking, and we thus drift sy b svib e r to United Press Interna DIAL 911 443-3711 by 7 p.m. weekdays o r 10 tional news services and Is o _4_Super Size Washers »1.50 Load Blankets • Sleeping a^ge • Bulk itema On this date in history: overturned and he died of cancer toward unparalleled o.m. Soturdoys for guaranteed msml^ of the Audit Bureau of dellverv In Manchester. In 1812, tbe U.S. government while awaitiifg a new trial.' catastrophes.” j t In Manchester Circulations. . - r MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliui'sihiv. Man li 14. 1985 ) MAN( HKSTKHH Hh^M11^ .D Thursday. Miin h H. inBf) Boltorvselectmen M 0 s a i e CALDOR want revisions on ■ 5** CIRCULAR SALE ~ Continues non-resident fees .r , * -Through Bv Sorah Passell dents to play in town sports For Heroid Reporter example. Selectman Lawrence A. jSSf Saturdfay Converse and First Selectman 5.'4*; .73—:.; BOLTON — In ;i special meeting Sandra Picrog said they thbught SAVINGS • NOW THROUGH SA+URDAY Wednesday with the -Recreation that k a $25 non-resident fee for ■ » Commission, members of the football ■ — the most expensive V. Board of Selectmen found no fault youth sport the- town sponsors — with the commission's proposed would be reasonable.t ■' * $5-per-sport reghitration fee for Bolton Football Association s p r I n g p r u n i n g n e e d s resident youths. Biit board President Clifford Scorsd, who is . OVER^% OFF l O f t s members sent the- commission also a merhber of the Recreation •Telescoping Pole Pruner with Commission, estimated that it QUICK GROW Grass back to the drawing board on the , Power Lever Action'll, Reg. 42.99 .. . 3 2 . 4 0 issue of fees for non-resident costs about $50 a child to run the Seed Mixture, 3 Lb. Box ...... E x t^ d s from to 12 feet. Features teflon S-coated players. football program last season He f m M m 6 blades with acutting capacity ol one lull inch. Commission members will also charged residents $10 and non Our Reg. 4 .9 9 ...... 3 e 8 8 collect the fees this year, despite a residents $20 and got the rest of the Fast germinating, economical mixture. •21 ” Bow Saw, Our R»g. 6.99 5 . 4 4 recent controversy over the han funds from the town's $1,530 10 Lbs.rReg. 13.99___ .. .1 0 .6 6 dling of fees in the past. Two contribution and from fund-raisers •Professional Bypass . recreation vplunteers. including run by volunteers Pruning Shear, OurReg. 14.99...... 9 . 9 9 Ronald Avery, the current recrea The selectmen Wednesday also With teflon S coated blade & patented shock absorber. tion director, have admitted to asked commission members to TOWLE European Lead Crystal LOFTS keeping some fees, for prbgrani rewrite parts .of their proposed Quality 2 4% lead crystal in attractive LOCAL BLEND Grass •WELLS LAMONT Ladies’ expenses rather than turning them guidelines, which were presented PlazaSuite pattern. Choose bowl, vase, Seed Mixture, 3 Lb. Box Cotton Hob Nob Garden Gloves to the Board of Selectmen last «17 into the town.' decanter or glittering cake plate. Our Reg Our Reg. 2.69 ...’...... 1 .8 7 Members of the Board of Select month for formal approval. Herald photo by Tarqoinio 20 par store, sorry, no ralnchacks. 29.99 men eo'nsidered arranging for fees One change the selectmen re Our Reg. 8.99 ...... 6 . 7 7 •Men’s Cotton Flannel Work Gloves to be paid at Community Hall this quested was the deletion from the V Thrives well in full sun or filia l shade. with Plastic Dots, Reg. 2.69-.. .1 .8 7 year. But they reconsidered that draft guidelines of all references to MCC boosts activities Formulated tor local growing area. step when commission members the commission as a body with its said there would be logistical own authority independent of the Folk singer Michael- Spiro entertains Manchester activities because of S^ignificant drop fn participation problems in conducting registra Board of Selectmen. In particular, Community Col)^ge students in the. Lowe Building this year. Students’ response to the pfogram was good, tion there. the commission was ordered to lounge Wednesday. The two-hour mid-day event was said Carlene Stevenson, Student Program Board Instead, the selectmen ordered strike a clause that would allow the sponsored by the Student Program Board in an effort to president,. The board gave out literature, food and commission/nembers to turn in all commissTcSi itself temporarily to 4 fees within^even days of the time fill vacancies on the commission bring attention to A/1CC student organizations' and balloons to students. they are collected from players • until the Board of Selectmen made The four selectmen present at a permanent appointment. Wednesday's meeting also gave First Selectman Pierog also the commjssion ' permission to asked that the guidelines include a Budget reaction favorable, but uncertain CLEARANCE I)rint the town'k first recreation provision ordering all equipment cards, which are to bO distributed purchases ahd fees to be paid for General Manager Robert Was "a pleasant surprise for me as chance to study the budget in Entire Stock of Electric shows an effort by the Board of SELECT GROUP, to residents who plan to sign up for through the town's purchase-order Weiss's decision not to cut the Edup.ation to pare costs while a parent of three children in enough detail to endorse the 25% OFF St. Patrick’s Day Mums ®iTd Gas Leaf Blowers LAMBERT 26 "Push- a town reefeation prograpi system. Thesysteti requires those Board of Education budget request providing improvements in school." manager's decision. ‘Luck ’o’ the Irish’ iTic selectmen ordered the corh- who spend town money to get of $25,258,546 drew a generally education Howevoi- «h.. 5.nid it Ls prbma- Ceramic and Wood Servingware Live Shamrock Plant In 4'’ Foil-Wrapped Pot 3 3 . 8 8 to$ 2 8 8 Type Lawn Sweeper . "I’m glad he did it,” Democratic mission to come up with a plan to formal approval before spending favorable reaction from members , "I'm d eligh t^ h e saw fit to ptiss t-.-ie to make any assessrhent to Caldor Low OOO O ur OurReg. 44.99 to 379.99 charge non-resident children sub- ' more than $25 on a single of the town Board of Directors 4t through uncut. ” Coltman said. without seeing the rest- of the Director S^then Cassano said of 3.74 29.99 Reg. 4.99 to 39.99 R ^ . 5 9 .9 9 ...... 4 0 . 7 O ■ the manager's decision Cassano Reg. P r ic e ...... Reg. 2 .9 9 ...... ■ _ Toro and Paramount electric models stantially higher fees than resi- transaction Wednesday Whether the Board of Directors budget and the effect it will haveon Choose Trellis or Bouquet patterns. We have quiche - Features greeting and holiday tag. Snowy while with a touch' of ' green.------and M TD gas blowers and vacuums. With convenient SVz bushel capacity. But no director was willing to say w ill be able to fully fund the school taxes said he thought that School Super dishes, tool sets, canister sets, soup tureens, more. intendent James Kennedy would Store etock only, eorry, no reincheckt. that the budget will not be cut- by budget request is not certain, she Director Stephen Penny, leader have asked for more in light of tb the board when it consider^ the said It may not be possible in view of the Democratic fhajority on the 6 clamor for educational spending. Area Towns In Brief overall town spending plan for of other town needs. Coltman said board, pointed out that he has said Fiscal 'Vear 1985-86, which begins "M y preference for anything previously that the budget appears "I probably will support, it,” July 1. that can help education is well reasonable and that any cuts would Cassano said. Democratic Director EleSnor known," Coltman said have to be made according to if G O P sponsors D.C. trip Coltman. a former member of the Director Donqa Mercier, a Re educational needs and the com Republican Director William ' Board of Edircation, said the BELTON — The Republican Town Committee is sponsoring an publican, said Weiss's decision not munity sNtbility to pay He said, Diana said it was too early to form budget request is a good one that , to cut the school budget request however, that he has not had a essay ffontest among high school juniors who live in Bolton. The an opinion. prize is a half scholarship to the Connect'icu't Junior Internship Program, which annually sends students to Washington. D C., for one week in July, The'GOP will pay half the $22.'; cost of a week in Washington Mercier renews opposition to housing plan Ifflm elftOf I under the wing of Sen. Lowell Weicker. R-Cojin. Student interns M assets would be tied up for a tour Capitol Hill and visit .with mernbers of the Connecticut By Alex Glrelli seek a zone change for the 7.5-acre .At the March 5 meeting, Mercier 10-year period. Jumbo Foliagei g e iPlants in Mini Greenhouse with • FAIRLAWN s/g-xSO Ft.' MELNOR Water Saver delegation, to Congres.S . Herald Reporter parcel. \ and Tedford engaged in a brief About a dozen contractors have debate over the proposal. She said: "There are other ways 6" Hanging Baskets Humidome Cover Reinforced Vinyl Hose Aqua Gun Hose No22le ' Those who wish to apply for the scholarship must sJbmit a to use these dollars that would Entire Stock O f . Republican Director Donna picked up copies at the town's All eight other directors voted in three-page essay’ explaining why they want to take part in the benefit more people: sidewalk Vinyl and Wood Rollups O ur O 7 7 Mercier. the only member of the planning office of a i*equest for favor of the plan„including Merci- 7 . 4 9 R ^ . 6.49 ...... 4 . 0 7 program to Bbard of Education Chairman James H. Marshall, repairs, school repairs — or to 6 .9 9 ...... 6 . 9 7 Reg. 4.99 , ...... O m i f Board of Directors who voted proposal Bids on construction of er's two Republican colleagues, EXAM PLE: Vinyl Rollup, Reg. 1 1 .99.. . who lives at 14 Fernwood Drive, by .April 1 .8.99 An assortment of Golden Pothos, 72 cells with 11 'x 2 1 " waterproof Has full flow solid brass couplings. Features3way turret head. Adjusts against going forward with town the houses are due April 8. William Diana and Peter DiRbsa. provide seed money for the North The' winner may choose the session beginning July 8, July 15, Add style & privacy to your home. Incl. hardware. Marble Queen & Philodendron. tray. Ideal lor seeds & cuttings. •H'x75 Ft., Reg. 14.99...... 9 .9 7 to full flow, fan spray and mist, a plans to build 14 subsidized "star A key to the plan, initiated by DiRosa has since announced he Elm Street elderly housing." July 22 or July 29 to attend the program. \ Minimum 72 pea. par store, no rainche/ r ter" houses on Love Lane. W'ednes- Democrats, is that the town will will resign from the board after ■ ■ The Bolton GOP has also reserved a second'slot for any junior being criticized by Mercier and The town hopes to use land it A day reiterated her opposition to the not charge the house buyers for the controls on North Elm Street to who.wishes to pay the full fee to attend'one of the one-week project. ■ . , land until 10 years after they have Republican Town Chairman Curtis \ construct housing for the elderly. sessions. For more information, contact any member of the "When are we going to start purchased the houses. ^ Smith over another vote Republican Town Committee concentrating on giving a break to Mercier attacked that feature of Mercier, in her Statement Wed SPRING SAVINGS all of tfie'Taxpayers?” Mercier the proposal "Where else can a nesday,' said that whjle a lower “ I sympathize, with the plight of asked in a prepared statement. taxpayer buy a home and not pay selling price for the houses pro the first-time homeowner, but as a N ew art is on d i s p l a y ^ She said Manchester has no for the land?” she asked. posed on Love Lane could be town director I feel an obligation to EUREKA achieved by the town's holding a put town assets to work for the ANDOVER — Colonial crafts by Andover resident Elizabeth ’ business arranging mortgages, As she has in past discussions of Canister the’ housing proposal, Mercier said sleeping second mortgage, town whole community,” M ercier said. Besaw are on display this month at the .Andover Public Library- building houses, or providing-sub Vacuum sidies for only 14 homeowners, the town should have looked Into on Route 6. - The directors voted March 5 to alternatives such as selling the OVER Works on display include quilting, painting on velvet and . seek bids from developers on the land outright. ^ r i m 'aAHionS «64T0 stencils. 2 0 % construction of affordable housing "W hy was this suggestion not V I Our Reg. 79.86 Besaw is a registered nur.se and lives with her husband and Includes tools. Has OFF on the town-ovyied Love Lane land. considered?" she asked. "Perhaps ___SpeciiKiing Exclualvaly In G.E. Spacemaker’^ AM/FM four children on Hebron Road. A ^ -, They also/dflthokized Manchester it was tecause the Democratic SLENDERIZING plua-iiz* f•■hlon• 2.0 peak HP motor. Model #3320. HAMILTON BEACH TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Radio with Clock/Timer Genfiral Manager Robert Weiss to Party coiild not take the credit’ for RIVAL Can Opener the suggestion". EUR EKA Deluxe 14-Speed Blender Slide Rule Calculator O ur CanMieryee«37io wHh Knife Sharpener The chief proponent of the plan is Where fashion is a O u r 7 7 O ur Reg. 74.99 5 9 . 4 0 Tax plan would give town $517,916 Director Kenneth Tedford, one of look, not a size Reg. m . M . ...$9 9 Our , H|°f 7 7 L Reg.35.99...... Zb9« f ,r Reg. 36.70 2aeo Mounts under cabinet. May be pro-, six Democrats on the nine- Reg. 14 .9 9 .lief f unit features high/low sWeetor and Performsl 12funcfk)n6 for science, grammed to turn lights/ap^iances member board. Has'magnetictid holder^ more. #782 unique Insla-Blend button. #640 math applteations, more. #T15511 on/off. Has a 5" speaker. #4220. A local property tax relief Manchester, who represents the said he "fully supports the Special Siiaa program proposed by Gov. Wil fourth district, had not had time to concept.” 12H - 26H liam O'Neill would allot $517,916 to analyze the proposal, an aide said State Rep. Elsie Swebsson, R- and 38 lo 52 EUREKA Manchester out of a total $793,001 today. Zinsser was unavailable for Manchester. said today she had not Arrangements Now Have 'Mighty Mite’ for the Fourth Senatorial District, comment. received an;^ information on the aocordinn to a statement by^State State 'Rep. James R. McCava- proposal. Been Made for You to Travel Vacuum Sen. Cornelius O'Leary. D- na'gh, D-Manchester. said today he Allotments for other towns in the Nearly Two Thousand Years ALL BONUS! Windsor Locks. heard about the proposal Wednes Fourth Senatorial District acco>^ in O nly T w e lv e Days to the C9.70 CANON e g Bolton would get $29,518. day but had not received a to the proposal include Colurn> w m a m a ^ Our Reg. 69.66 , ' v^ O'Leary, the Senate's Demo breakdown of the fig u re s .'^ ^ b ia, $30,023: G lp ston b u ry. Compact, yet has A mcMXKm cratic minority leader, urged called it a "good proposal" and he $166,020: and Hebron, $49,524. 1.0 peak HP motor. \tXJP-N-SAV6 . bipartisan support and "early k ■ C Includes a 7*pc. ? - - COUPONS* action on the propose;! funding ” by HOLYiANDwllh the Bible as your guide Idol set. #3110 the General Assembly because of book, underspiritual direction ol its. significance for local With the taxpayers. "The Governor’s state revenue newest fashions POLAROID 600 High Speed or sharing program, together with his -CilNMl POLAROjB&qiNip^^ by E U R E I ^ ' t - " POLAROID Time 3»ro Super Color recommended increases in PILOT Experienced International Traveler: . r - e i i n i - -■ .5 , r « q c (payment in lieu of taxes) grants WOODLANDt mM ullllingulat: Pastor. m SI. Joseph -Upright for towns with hospitals and Parish. Poquonock HaM'ff Bernard Vacttuni colleges, reflect a sound approach CARDENS'”'Woodland S t .^ __ _ lie ready for great springs summer photographs! to helping out the property- 'kohier_f lolleclion owner,” O’Leary said. SPECIAL - SPECIAL - SPECIAL . State Sen. Carl ZinsSer, R j , € 9.70' - Ow Reg. 66.86 A'K,' AN 0 ' ¥ ^ DIel-A-Napearpet p GREEN depth 6it6ctorplu6 NOTICE!! Devon an e«H ^ cleaner. Model #1426 4 You could have bought 2(X) CARNATIONS -OiTriFlB SfTOOK OF- ounces of.' SILVER (Engel 3 / 1 .9 9 Shrader \ # hard), tor only $1236 or 4 ounces of GOLD. (Mapje Leaf or krugerrand' for' only Ready to Plant QQ *1688 June 3 - Jordaehe iS-- PURNitUBE , $1,264°° oh Maiim 11, 1985 tloiy Scripture comes alive for you as .V eureka ; you walk the Way of the Cross. Your fbith and paid NO SALES TAX al: Giant Pansies ^ | b.«., Korel ’Power Teamtt CONNECTICUT yALuEY COIN takes d^eper.meanlng as you pray where 46.67.. .3 9 .9 7 stood the stable in Bethlehem or kneel In Cahietqr Vec* I O O Q O p f 805 MAIN ST . MANCHESTER , * the Garden of Gethsemane. Panasonic FOR CURRENT PRICES AND >1|^ will gaze out over the Jordan Valley '\ ■ Choose from V*W(MfMttFkiithand;’^ INFORMATION. CALL 843-6295 from atop the Mount of Jericho, visit Naza 149.70 ? Cane Rocker...... 69,67 ...3 8 .8 8 PANASONIC 13” Diagonal Remote PAMROCKS reth. Cana Mount of Beatitudes, many irtottsattitands o f (he OurReg. 166.66 / KlNG$p6iNT A M ^ ‘'from the Old 'Sod other places...... * It94^yxxuarr.. *. .,6w.V# ► Cassetto Rttconkkf ' Control Cable-Ready Color TV neibest styles .HaedurtbleaiHMeei PAPAL AUDIENCE oonstruotkm. M -' On your return you'll stop for a pilgrim's eludes a tool set. gglsT ' $ 2 9 9 406mrntmsmtkUs.tfotiuatiiSa -'k'< ^ II up . n t g . 3 w . s 7 ...... visit to Rome and a thprough tour of the Model #1746 ■ ...... -T-'- ...... ------....------108 CAIDWELL Vatican and the Eternal City. ijitiWi.'-ay-lB'-iW'lhl w eew iirw ew / ^ « Raoor(fo csi5etie6 from ttisao or phono. Sem i-T C«Tipu-focuaplcturetubewtthelectronictunlng. SI. PsMeirs Day Is T h « first slap It to sand in this coupon .-‘ ^^- ^ autopi6tfoturma0foaatAwfartcturmeWearnMchedepeak^ matohed6peak«rs.#7970 • channel capability. Earphone jack. #CT-3043 Msrch 17lh. today. By return mall you will racaiva a fact* OIUNC. packed folder which tafit you whal you can A axpacl every mornant of an unforgaltabla For S t Patrick*s Gift Plants ------axpartanca______9 6 . 9 Rev. Sagundo Las Haras (phone I Caldor Picture Perfect VERNON - y m t m c ir c l e per gal. C . O . D. lulips. Hyacinihs. Cut- SPECIAL-SPECIAL 8t. Joaaph Rectory r m * | - 1747 Poquonock Avenue 9566) i Film Developing MANCHESTER VERNON Flowers. Daffodils, Chry- Complete Lewn Cacp by Poquonock. Conn. 06064 AVON-----«9.44. (" - ’ ■ . MANCHESTER HERALD. Thui'sday. March 14. 1985 - 7 «• M W r ill- STKH ll|■:U.M.n Thm--(t.i\. M.irdi U l‘inr< Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor FOI panel orders release of police^iles . James P. Sacks', City Editor Connecticut Waterbury attorney jPfhnothy C. Bv Mark A. Dupuis « release of the files, which was sought in we see what they saw, we evaluate OPINION Pft Brief what they evaluated,” he said in Moynahan, who is representing McDo United Press tnternational a complaint filed with the FOI Commission by The Hartford Courant. supporting an FOI hearing officer’s nald, aleo argued that the information be kept secret, saying the file included HARTFORD^ The state Freedom of Attorney Ralph G. Elliot, represent report recommending release of the Three more named to panel ing the newspaper, said the issue went SOCITF file. nothing but unproven allegations and Information Commission ordered state rumors. He said he will try for an HARTFORD — Two lawyers and a former police to make public intelligence files beyond the specific allegations against Assistant Attorney General Stephen Jurors: the honest, the meek, the mistrustful chairman of the Legislature’s finance committee on a former Waterbury prosecutor McDonald and involved the conduot of J. O’Neill countered that state law appeal. were named to a special legislative committee state police and the chief state’s allows the director of the task force to A one-man grand jury was named in accused of taking bribes. December to investigate the allega during group questioning of potential jurors. They that will investigate the state’s criminal justice The commissioTi.voted 3-0 Wednes attorney's office. decide what, if any, information from your farhily, ever worked for a railroad?" ■ system. its files should be made public. . tions about McDonald, who has retired Sonu^of the st;ite's most prominent lawyers are terribly shy arid find even the routine roll call day to order the release of the files but • A state police report haS accused Middle-aged man, rising in the rear of the House Minority Leader Irving J. Stolberg, . Chief State's Attorney Austin J. M^Gui- O'Neill also argued unsuccessfully as a prosecutor, might have been on target this week when they a knee-rattling experience. then- delayed implementation of the courtroom; “ Well, my great-great-grandfafher D-New.Haven, chose Democratic Reps. Eric D. order for at least two weeks to allow gan of stalling an investigation of the that to release the material would Moynahad said the fact the allega argued against a proposal to change the way The hopelessly meek are easily identifiable, Coleman of Bloomfield". Michael D. Rybak of make informants less willing to pro juries pre selected in state i'ourts. • , was Geodge Pullman." state police to appeal the decision in allegations about McDonald in part tions came into SOCITF as early as 1979 Judge: “ Congratulations. Would thgt in any since they often mispronounce the names of their HarWinton and Ronald L. Smoko as his because of fears it would embarrass vide information .to the organized but no action was taken until recently ■ .Several lawyers told the Legislature's.ludiciary Manchester court. way affect your ability to try this case in an employers and hometowns during the roll call, appointments to the 14-member committee. The files contain allegations'received the chief state’s attorney’s office. crime task force, which also investi showed there was no credibility to the^ Committee during a hearing Monday that House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand, R-Darien, gates government corruption. Spotlight impartial m anner?" and offer only monosyllabic answers to any by the Statewide Organized Crime Elliot said the information'sought by charges. allowing |X)tential jurors to be questioned as a has named four House Republicans to the (tanel “ Just the fact that this information Middle-aged man: " ’Your honor, I would questions the judge might i»se them individually Investigative Task Force about former the Courant would help the public leara group, rather than individually, could undermine ■ Kathy Garmus and Senate Minority Leader Cornelius O’Leary, can be given out is going to have the The FOI Commission’s order re certainly try to the.best of nqy ability to make sure Potential jurors who fall into the hopelessly ■ Assi.stanL5tate’s Attorney Arthur M. what McGuigan and the state police did a defendant's right to a fair tri,;d, , D-Windsor- Locks, has appointed three Senate with regard to the allegations about inherent effect of drying up informa quires release of the file but allows that the talents of my great-great-grandfather do meek category would probably be more at ease McDonald, who has been acedsed of state police to withhold. information People would be less likely to admit to biases in Democrats. Senate ■'President Pro Tempore McDonald: tion coming into SOCITF,” said with individual questioning. accepting bribes. that would identify informants, a front ofTJthers. leaving open the possibility that a not.distort my understanding of the facts in this Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire,! will rpake the Attorneys for the state police task "W e can’t judge these.people c’or- O’Neill, who told the commission he The ever mistrustful group also rarely .speaks ■ Will nhf>pal it«j order. condition to which the Courant agreed. group ofihighly prejudiced jurors could tH> . case." final four appointments. force and McDonald argued against the . rectlv until wp )mnw what they know. Judge: “ Thank you.-Have any of you ever had out, but riot out of shyness. selected, they argued. . a »» an experience with a railroad that might cause Ever mihdful of the "big brother ” elements.of a- Anyone who has ever hq^'ii inside a federal But ;uiyone who has witne.ssed'or participatl'd in Legality of arrest at Issue the gfoup method of jury selection also knows that • you prejudice in this ca se?" government, the ever mistrustful don’t believe the Crackdown clogs courtroom courtroom — where group jury selection is details of their lives are anyone else’s business! standard practice — knows that the experience (x)tential jurors fall into three distinct categories Elderly woman, rising in the front of the HARTFORD (UPI) Sometimes as many as courtroom: “ I once was served a warm beer and They are loath to enter a courthouse or any can be intimidating — the ridiculously honest, the hopelessly meek 600 motor vehicle cases are heard a day jji and the ever mistrustful. These distinctions are stale ham and cheese on Amtrak’s Montrealer. government building for fear their brain waves Superior Court and 18 additional-workers have The trip to the courthouse alone is usually pretty will be monitored. It would be impossible to Shays to get another day In court frightening for most rookies As if the portrait of a probably no less pronounced when potential jurors Haven’t been on a train since." , been hired to process the violations from the expect these people to admit in private or in a has another five days to spend bfhind smiling lionald Heagan in the lobby isn't enough, are qilestioned individually by lawyers. Judge: "Ma’am, would this in'any way affect state’s crackdown on speeders. during a hearing before O’Neill on courtroom that they think all companies should be And with spring only weeks away, Lt. Kenneth By Mark A. Dupuis adding that judicial officials agreed a potential jurors must file past dour fbced federal The existence of the ridiculously honestcasts your ability to try this case based on the facts?” United Press International private law firm should represent ■ possible disciplinary action against bars. doubt on the ttyguments usc P m PTAINEASY by Crooks & Casale t>ir> t o u VOU'RE AOC Ary IT CAN'T h u r t . Ip vOU HEAR T m o t m e . 3 6 OPEW-THAT t h e c o m p u t e r ' TO.KEEP CHEC &0/VNETHIM6 ? WIMPOW ? ■/ Thursdays T V V Ai3AiKJ i ^ CAN n . U Rapes remain mystery IK iDISl MOVIl The Young loin. A 6 : 0 0 P M 3 8 22 30 New s llir y. Mii.i "■ .!• I i v ‘. Ikho I'i-imiI !'• oioiilh oiilit , 5 ' Thfee’s Company C h a n n e l s hr find> soLonty .ind Inrmh. on .» shoig) Morin had oh other crimes ; 9 I Hart to Hart fiinch Kim HunUff I r.tnk Silvpfii, tdw.ird AndM'WS t1 Benson WFSB Hartford. CT 3 HUNTSVILLE, Texas (UPI) — manager of a Corpus Christihotel. theft, altered his appearance and a Utah desert. 5 lESPN] NCAA Tournament Tonight During the five-week crime .20 Little House on the Prairie WNEW New York, NY Stephen Reter Morin, a conviejed Her body was found Dec. 3,1981, in used aliases as he traveled from WTNH New Haven,'CT « [HBO] MOVIE: The Hotel -New . spree that preceededScott’s death. 2 4 Or Who killer turned Christian who re a drainage culvert qn South.Padre state to state. • WOR New York, NY ♦ Hampshire' Aiv unconvtmtional family Morin also kidnapp^ and held i3B One Day at a Time WPIX New York. NY 11 iijvcling both sidus., til thr Atlantic hu.s jected attempts to stop his execu Island. “ We called him the chameleon prisoner for a week' a Corpus 40 Newswatch WTXX Waterbury, CT 26 somr Iji/aiip .advcMiiurub Jodio Fostrr tion, apparently took to his grave But Morin, 34, a drifter from up here,” Duhow said. “ We put a WWLP "'♦’Springfield. NfA i l B i m u Bndgrs Rob''lowp 19^4 Ralod R^ Christi dental assistant.' While 141 Reporter 41 Providence, R.I., also was con bunch of pictures of him up on a WEDH Hartford, CT 2* informatiofi oh murders, rape.s and 9 :8 0 P M 122). 30' Ntghi Court Bill|c board and yoii’d swear each one trying to escape police hunting him Due to a typographical er v57 MacNeil/Lehr^T Newshour WVIT Hartford, CT 30 abductions in several states. victed of. crimes in Florida, Cali lands in j.til on .t . '4 MANCUKSTKK HKHAl.l). Tluirschiy. Miirch 14. 1985 — 13 IZ - MANCHKSTF.R HKRALD, Thursday. March 14, 1985 Social Security Cathip may be hallucinogen Advice Divorce but kitty won’t ‘OD’ on it and the QUESTION: How much catnip i.s too much? My Column proves child’s'play for kids 2-year-old kitty loves her catnip mouse but I ’m not sure if it’s good or bad. IRENE K. PETERSON DEAR ABBY: I am doing my DEAR ABBY: My brother was .she lives in Miami. Henrietta has a benefits Pet Forum student teaching in a fifth-grade jumping up and down on his bed, daughter named Charlie who has a ANSWER: A catnip mouSels not toxic to a kitty. By and the bed broke down, and the dog named Fifi. I have a daughter advanced program at Eisenhower ; Editor’s note: This column is consuming some amount of catnip. Hfey can Elementary School in Louisville, Dear floor fell through. Now every time I named Georgette who has a dog hallucinate. I don’t think they can COD’ ’ on it. Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. vacuum, I fall through the floor, named CheeXhee. My husband’s ^prepared by the Social Security K y . All the students keep a journal i\dministralion in East Hartford. however. And as long as the mou.se stays whole, I don’t ' What should I do? name is Barnabas and my brother- of their creative writing to sharpen Abby ;If you have a question, write to: think there’s any problem. Even if the cat consumes their creative writing skills. On WENDY in-law’s name is Waldo. F ifi and some of the contents, it would not be an overdose. Abigail Chee Chee fell in love and my Social Security, Box ,591, Manches Jan. 9, the class decided to te r Herald. Manchester, Conn. DEAR WENDY: Don’t vacuum ^daughter insisted that they get . celebrate the 29th anniversary of Van Buren ;06040 QUES’i'ION: We have a Tom cat that readily mates your first newspaper column, so in your brother’s room. married. We hired a preacher, got with the several'fem ales we keep confined in dur left out of these restrictions, often due to the erroneous each student made up a "Dear a doggy license and they were house. When we bring a strange female to mate with thinkingthat a catisnot personal "property.” Indeed, Abby” letter and answered it. The DEAR ABBY: I know somebody m a rri^ . Fifi just had a polka- QUESTION: I have been a him, he ignores her. Are there cats he will never mate many felines think they own you. Thereby. where laws project turned out so well, we who is stupid, mean and very ugly. dotted puppy and now my husband housewife ail my adult life and with, or are we just not giving l)im time enough? similar to those imposed upon dog owners are trtbught you might like to see their ahead. Accept it as something you What should I tell him to do? and brother-in-law are fighting have (lever worked. I have just Should we keep the^female.here until she’s in heat proposed for their feline counterparts, legislators letters. Some were serious, but have to do and do it. W.W. over what to name it. One wants to gone through a divorce. What again? (most pf whom arc males) laugh them down albeit most were spoofs. name it Snoozer, and the other one rights, if any, do I have to Social L. POW ELL nervously. MRS. SUSAN GRACE DEAR ABBY: I have a problem. DEAR W.W.: Tell him to study, likes Izzy. They are making my life Security? 25 CROMWELL ROAD 1 think thpy chauvinistically associate themselves At my school they serve totally be nicer and wear a ski mask. miserable. What should I do? with the tom of the species and refuse to restrict the DEAR MRS. pRACE: Due to barfy lunches. 1 mean it. They ' SCREWED UP "N ANSWER: Yes, some male cats have preferences, nocturnal activities of their feline counterparts, mqch D EAR ABBY: I ’m a dad with a HOUSEWIFE space limitations I am unable to don’t even clean the trays or the ANSWER: If yoti were married as do any breeders, male or female, in their mates,' as it makes good sense. problem: My daughter is a tomboy publish all the letters, but the silverware. Oh, they do run them for at least 10 years, you retain the while others need a "warming-up or association and she pla^s with Transformers, fifth-graders who wrote the follow under water. Help! ' D E AR S.U.H.: ^ o u should same rights and benefits you had period before they’ll mate with a new partner. LE AVING FE LIN E S fpr now, may I offer some G.I. Joes and plastic guns. She . . . ing may qualify for the "Guinness SICK OF IT change your name, get a divorce before your divorce. For example, suggestions for being a good canine neighbor? Good beats me, her mom and the Book of World Records" as the IN LOUISVILLE and name the dog ’Toby. when you reach age 62, you’ll be - Harold photo bv Richmond QUESTION: I have a 10-month-old ShooPoo puppy. dogs make good neighbors. Good canine neighbors next-door neighbors. She’ s the world's youngest published able to get monthly payments, He was eating his Purina puppy chow up to three don’t bark excessively, especially at night! They don’t bully of the school. What should I authors: DEAR SICK: Take your lunch. D EAR ABBY: What’s green, has provided your ex-husband is eligi months ago, and we spoiled him with table scraps, so roam, nor do they make trouble by cuasing dog do? Munchie, a neutered male Collie cross, waits by the door ' bad breath and stands 5 feet tall? ble at that time for either retire- we stopped. He had all his shots and the vet gave him rumbles and soiled Uwns and paths. Nor do they PROBLEMED DAD at the 'dog pound with Dog Warden Richard Rand. DEAR ABBY: I h^ve a problem. DEAR ABBY: I hate bombs, but ADAM R. ■jTient or disability benefits, and pills for hookworms. Everyone says to let him starve knock over children and oldsters, or bite same My teacher gives me too much I hate school more. 'What should I you have been divorced for at least Munchie wants a good home. ^ and he will start eating. Two weeks went by and we (especially the m ailm an). homework. What should I do? do? DEAR P.D.: Buy a book on child •two years. gave him hamburger which he loves. Should I let him Obedience classes cover some of these areas but DEAR ADAM: I hate riddles, OVERWORKED psychology, and hit her with it. You may also get payments at go hungry longer, or is there something else wrong they don’t usually start until the dog reaches five to six but here’s one for you. What’s CONFUSED age 60 if your ex-husband dies and Adopt a Pet with him? months of age. Simple commands such as sit, stay, f white, all crumpled up and is now DEAR OVERWORKED: Home DEAR ABBY: My name is you are^inmarried at 50, if you’re GEORGE.TAFLIN come and leash training can be initiated earlier at in the bottom of my wastepaper work is just a part of school JEAR CONFUSED: If you feel Calliope and I live in Las Vegas. disabled, or at any age if you have VOLPI ROAD,BOLTON home. preparing you for the adult life that way.^bdut school, blow it up. My sister’s name is Henrietta, and basket? Tk 4 f," children under 16 or disabled who Probably the next best choice is a program ^ in g are entitled' to benefits on his ' ‘Munchie’ gets ANSWER: Try another dog food if he’s tired of offered by an instructor for the UConn Dog Obedience record. Purina puppy food. Variety often keeps the appetite Club; Alice Trattner, who practices dog psychology, For more information, get in stimulated. But if he refuses everything but table has recently started a puppy kindergarten class with Medicine helps ease pain from gout touch with any Social Security scraps, he should be allowed to go hungry until he eight pupils (and their owners), They irieet one office. starts eating prepared dog food again. Most evening per week for seven weeks. Pups nirte to 13, second showing table-scrap diets, especially those rich in meat, are weeks are entered, and the fee is $25. for the course for \ DEAR DR. La MB - 1 have gout. attack. worry about it. He 78 and uses f f- iV - Can attacks occur in places other In general, the lower the uric acid them to keep awake. inadequate and not properly balanced for dogs or this session. She is teaching them: than the big toe? I have had severe level, the less likely one is to have an DEAR READER - No Doz Ublets QUESTION: I employ my 14- Bv Barbara Richmond Webster Lane, Bolton family. And puppies. A small amount of hamburg may be mixed in • House breaking — theory and how to apply it. pain in both knees and a knotting pain Your acute attack. The level can fluctuate, are just tablets of caffeine. Each tab UPl photo year-old son in my business during Special to the Herald the blac.k-and-white mixed breed with the new food initially so the puppy may start • Discipline — do’s and don’ts. on the ball of my foot and in my and one’s lifestyle can affect the let contains 100 mg. of caffeine. To the evening and on weekends. Is picked up on Wetherell ^ ree t late eating it more readily. • Tips on choosing proper housing and diet. arches. Could this gout? Health level, too. 1 have discussed this in The put this in perspective, an average Your turn, Melissa his employment covered by Social This week’s featured pet has had iak month has been adopted by a • Basic health care. My doctor found an elevated uric Health LettefslO^lO, Gout, the Uric cup of brewed coffee contains Melissa Gilbert, best know for her portrayal of Laurel Security? his picture in the Manchester Coventry family. • How to avoid common behavioral problems such Lawrence Acid Disease, which I am sending you. as excessive chewing and barking. acid about four years ago. I have been between 80 and J20 mg. of caffeine.' Ingalls on "Little House on the Prairie,” received the Herald before. He made the front The handsome male Malemute Puppy kindergarten taking Benemid to control the uric Lamb, M.D. Others, who want this issue can send The caffeine in No Doz is no better or page a couple of weeks ago when with the sad look is still waiting. For further information, phone 646-6134 or 456-4298. acid, and periodic checks of the uric 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- worse than that found in coffee, which 1,800th star on the world's most famous sidewalk in ANSWER: A person under 21 Dog Warden Richard Rand tok him He’s a quiet dog and has a gentle Remember, a pet owner is known by the canine acid level have found it to be accept addressed envelope for it to me in makes one wonder why a person who Hollywood. who is employed by a parent is not to the open house at the Police disposition. He’s been at the pound Due to the increasing need for security and more company he keeps. able. care of this newspaper, P.O. Box takes No Doz doesn't just have a cup coyered by Social Security. Department. since Feb. 18 when he was picked dog room provided by suburban, living, a large Why do I get attacks when I am 1551, Radio City Station, New York. of coffee. Munchie i& a neutered male up on Mitchell Drive. He’s brown number of households own at least one dog. So as not to Uking action to control the uric acid? ' your other areas of pain, since you NY 10019. Caffeine consumption is habit collie cross, t fH f’munch away on and tan and is about 3 years old. upset the desirable status of man’s best buddy, rules Dr. Allan Leventhal is a Bolton veterinarian. Pet could have something in addition to Can attacks occur even when the uric forming. If a confirmed coffee drink dog biscuits as fast as you can feed Waiting since Feb 28 is a large have been laid down by local communities and states. Forum is a new column which will appear in the' gout. However, both the feet and the Zyloprim (allopurinol) also is used Assumption acid level is OK? Does the uric acid er stops the habit abruptly, he usually Cinema them to him. He is affectionate and black Labrador retriever. He was Leash and health laws have long provided ground Manchester Herald on Thursdays. The column will be knees can be involved in gout. to decrease tHe body’s tendency to level go up and down? becomes sleepy and may have a picked up on Holl Street and is rules for restraint; hoise and odor control, safety from written by Dr. Leventhal and Edward Williams Benemid increases the elimination produce uric acid. One’s own cells needs a good home as soon as I ’m 37. Naprosyn was prescribed severe headache. Caffeine in any Hartford Manchester possible. about 3 years old. He was wearing attdek upon oneself and one’s garden or lawn, not to D.V.M., a Manchester veterinarian. Do you have a of uric acid through the kidneys, create the uric acid that causes the UA Theaters East — The Mean announces for acute attacks. form should not be used by people Clntmo City — Stop M aking Sense Several kind people came to the a collar, but no tag, when found. mention the population control by roving macho question you’d like to see answered here? Write to Pet DEAR READER - More than half which helps to lower the uric acid problem. Zyloprim is not useful in 7:10, 9. — Repo Man (R) 7 with Monty Season (R) 7:30, 9:30. — A N ightm are who have significantly high blood on Elm Street (R) 7:40, 9:40. rescue of some of the impounded There was only one new dog at studs. Forum, Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manchester, of all acute attacks of gout involve level. It wiU not help relieve the treating acute attacks. PWhon’TThe Meaning ot Lite (R) 8:45. pressure, irregular heartbeats or — A Sunday In th i Country (G) 1 Mansfield honor roll dogs last week. Bumper, the the pound as of Tuesday. He’s a ' But these laws ■ have been enforced rather Conn.,„I|6040. If you don't wish your name used, areas other than the big toe. The red, symptoms of an acute attack. Napro DEAR DR. LAMB - Are No Doz Transluib College Twin — Witness indigestion. 9:45.— Amadeus (PG) 8. black-and-brown mixed breed.' perfunctorily. With fe v '"'■""•'on.s, cats have been request anonymity. hot, swollen big toe is the hallmark of syn is an anti-inflammalory analgesic tablets habit-forming? Are they Clnestudlo —- Dune (PG) 7:30. (R) 7,9:10. — LesCom oeres7:30,9:15. handsome Doberman pinscher GRADE 8 Rand said he’s part hound. He’s gout, but it is by no means the only agent that is used to treat arthritis classed as a drug? Can they damage Vernon featured in last week’s column, East Hartford Cine 1 4 2 — The Falcon and the A Honors was adopted by a^ Cambridge about 1 year old andJs quiet and joint involved. You can have a gout and also'may be used to treat acute the kidneys or other vital organs? Is ' Eastwood Pub 4 Cinema — The Snowman (R) 7, 9:30. — Heaven Help Robert Franks was kidnapped gentle. attack and may never involve the big attacks of gout. It will reduce the the caffeine in them harmful to the Falcon odd the Snowman (R) 7:15. Us (R) 7:10, 9:10. , Street family. Rand said he had by Richard Loeb and Nathan Kimberly Cuneo, Elizabeth LaMon- swelling and pain in about 70 percent body? My husband takes No Doz Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — The West Hartford tagne, Janet Lombardo, Tracey Low, several other people who called The dog pound is located on town toe. Falcon and the SnowmanJR) 7:15,9:30. Elm 1 4 2 — The,Falcon and the College Notes of patients who use it during an acute frequently, several times a dav, and I L ip o id in Chicago on May 22,1924. Matthew Price, Amanda ReUi^Paul who also wanted to adopt him. property off Olcott Street. Rand is I don’t know if gout is the cause of Showcase Cinemas — Witness (R) Snawman (R) 7,9:30. VProtocel (PG) Rusezvk, Heidi Schauster. 1:45, 7:30, 9:50. — The Breaktast Club 7,9:30. \ More good news. The little at the pound daily from noon to 1 (R) 1:30, 7:40, 9:45.'— The Sure Thing Wllllmantic \ .B Honors female shepherd cross found by p.m. He can also be reached by (PG-13) 1:15, 7:20, 9:30. — Into the Jlllson Square Cinema — Witness Caldors on Route 84, Feb. 21, has calling the pound at 643-6642 or by Department of Transportation, Wethersfield; David Night (R) 1:45, 7:30, 9:50. — Beverly ( R) 1 :30,7:15,9:20. — Inte the N ight ( R) Shawn Adams, Trlclo CollettI, Chris Students work at firms Groves of 16 Lawton Road, programmer, the. A calling the police department at H ills Coo (R) 1,7:20,9:30. — Missing In 1:30, 7:10, 9:20. — The Breakfast Club tine Dexter, Kelly Feshler, Sandra been adopted by a Park Street Box will help sort out negatives Action 2 (R) 1:15, 7:40, 10. — Night (R) 1:30,7:05,9:05. — Missing In Action 646-4555. Central Connecticut State University’s Cooperative Travelers Cos., Hartford; Dorothy Kulvete, 63 Forschino, Denise Garaventa, Pamela family. She’s been given the name 2 (R) 7:(iS, 9:05. — Night P atrol (R) Patrol (R) 1, 7:50, 10, — The K illing Harrison, Paula Hollis, James Koras, of Sweet Pea. There is a $5 fee to make the Education Program has placed five local students in a Summit St., trainee, Society for Savings, Hartford; Fields (R) 1:30,7,9:35. — Vision Quest 7:10, 9:107— The Sure Thing (PCJ-13) Scott Kosak, Christine Kostek, Judith six-month,( paid, bn-the-job work assignments alter and Shelley Smith of -30 Division- St., assistant, DEAR PO LLY: Is there some wonderful "bouquet" from this casserole dishes, to give these (R) 1:45,7:40, 10. 1:30, 7, 9. The male shepherd cross, also a adoption legal. The ne'w owner Longer, David Lavoie, Amy Lemo. nating a semester of study with a semester of Multiple Sclerosis Society, Hartford. way to look at negatives to sort special friend: She sent a nice thoughtful friends a night off from Lynn Lesperance, M ark. Magllclc, young dog, was adopted by a must also have the dog licensed. them, other than by holding them woman to clean my house! cooking. This will be my thank-you .Katherine Matre, Jennifer Miller. career-related work experience. A fter previous surgery and when card to them. Gregory MIodzInskI, Stephanie The students, their jobs and firms include: Harold Repass on dean’s list up to the light? 20th Annual St. Patrick’s Dance -Ogrodnik, Kimberly St. Martin, Do- VIRGINIA Polly’s I had my baby, she and other MRS. R.H. nald Sauer, Elizabeth Swan, Michael Mystic offers teen sail class Blanchard of 26F Channing Drive, programmer, Christopher Repass of 187 Homestead St. has been friends brought us prepared ^ -Yorgensen, Jean Zielinski. Combustion Engineesx3e. and misr; Kenneth Boutin placed on the dean’s list for the fall semester at the VFW 608 E. Center St. MYSTIC (UPl) — Mystic Sea "Conrad’ ’ , which once served DEAR VIRG IN IA: What you dinners. I received homemade gift Polly will send you a Polly Dollar of 55 Duval St., survey party member. Connecticut College of Basic Studies, University of Hartford. Pointers ^ G R A D E 7 port, a maritime museum', is Danish merchant.s. The ship has need is a light box. This is a certificates to care for my child, ($1) if she uses your favorite Saturday, March 16 offering this summer a Mariner since been extensively renovated translucent screen with a light run the errands, drive me to town Pbinter, Peeve or Problem in her ^A Honors . Polly Fisher Training Program designed to and can accomodate up to 55 behind it that allows you to put and even to do my laundry! column. Write POLLY’S POIN Catherine Begley, William (Evans/^ teach teenagers the basics of passengers. negatives or slides on it. The light These are the best gifts I ’ve ever TERS in care of the Manchester Entertairtment- Irish Step Dancers’ ‘Patricia Griffin, Cheryl Janus, Lynn shines through the film and you received. They could be used by .Krawczyk, Cynthia Larson. Karen sailing. 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By Fred Lief Hughes hit.s for 27.4 points a game nesday and Coach Charles Moir often care for babies. Blevins said. United Press International — tied for the national high — and said they will not start and may not Grandmothers In low-incorrte While the grandmother attends Andre Battle for 21. play at all. families often have to takeTnater- classes Tuesday and Thursday HARTF;0RD (UPI) - lona and "We like to shoot,' sometimes "I’ll .sleep on it before m.aking a nal role for babies of their unwed mornings, the grandchild is in the Loyola (111.) understand each within IS seconds,” Loyola coach decision," Moir said. teenagers, said Anna Blevins, who care of a babysitter provided by y other a lot better than any game Gene Sullivan said. "We think we The players, roommates, said founded the New' Educational the program, which also pays for film would indicate. .play defense though other people • they did not know when practice Options for Grandmothers public transportation. Both are small Catholic schools don’t think we play defense” was scheduled. They apologized to program. The state-funded program also with a basketball tradition. Each Few like to shoot more than the coach and their teammates. Health problems such as anemia provides training in career oppor plays in a big city, but in another’s Hughes, the NCAA’s sixth all-time Also, point guard A1 Young had and poor nutrition are prevalent tunities for the grandmother, ideas shadow. For lona, St. John’s is the leading scorer. knee surgery a week ago and there to help the grandchild succeed in among the black infants, particu New York team. In Chicago. "One time in his freshman year is only a "po.ssibility" of his larly those born to very young, school and parenting skills for the Loyola yields to DePaul. playing. 'The burden thus falls on -grandmother to pass on to the against Bradley he was l-for-21,” mothers, said Blevins, an educa Sullivan recalled. "He still thought Dell Curtly and Bob Beecher tion professor at the University of adolescent parent, Blevins said. Tonight, in this bracket of the Temple, 24-5, offers tough zone Pittsburgh. East Regional, the Gaels and he was hot." defenses and yields less than 58 Many times the grandmother's MOST PROGRAMS WORK Ramblers meet in the first round of Lehigh is a 33-point underdog points a game. Granger Hall education has been interrupted by ONLY with the teen parent, said the NCAA Tournament. against Georgetown and a 90,000- averages more than 18 points and 8 her own early child-bearing and Blevins "This program operates w The four-game card opens this to-1 shot to win the NCAA rebounds a game. Nate Blackwell she often is challenged with on the assumption that the grand afternoon with No. 1 Georgetown Tournament. _ and Charles Rayne hit for double sustaining three generations on mother is really- central " when a playing Lehigh and Temple taking "Let them thinB what they figures. minimal wages or welfare assist teen becomes a parent on Virginia Tech, In the other night want,” said Lehigh freshman Old Dominion, 19-11, was a ance, Blevins said. She said mothers of adolescent game. Southern Methodist faces forward Daren Queenan, averag surprising tournament choice. She initiated the program in parents often have difficulty com-, Old Dominion. ing more than 18 points a game. Kenny Gattison averages more September partly in response to municating with their children and lona, 26-4, bolted to a 17-1 start The Engineers of the East Coast than 16 points and 9 rebounds a Pittsburgh’s high black infant sometimes feel the added child- this season before stumbling. The Conference are 12-18, the^only game. Mark Davis, Keith Thomas mortality rate — 29.7 per 1,000 live rearing responsibilities are con Gaels have no quality big man, but losing record in the NCAA field. and Clarence Hanley also provide ■f. can run and shoot and mix births in 1982, the highest in the suming their lives. NEOG's curric The Hoyas, 30-2, have Patrick strength pn offense. F ulum helps them deal with those defenses. Rory Grimes, 5-foot-9, nation, according to the Allegheny Herald photo by Pinto Ewing, Reggie Williams and Bill, Southern Methodist, 22-9, was County Health Department. The problems handles the point with Tony 4 ranked as high as second this year To be eligible, the grandmother Hargraves at forward. Martin on the frontline with guards rate for white babies was 7.6 Chrissy and Bobbette jm fm David Wingatp and Michael Jack- before making its nosedive. The deaths per 1,000 live births. must be 25 to 60 years old and the UPI pbolo Mustangs went 8-8 over their last primary- caretaker of the infant, day at Martin School. "We say we’ll uptempo the son. They are bidding to be the first Other cities with high rates of Christine "Chrissy" Rockledge. 8, of 93A Sycamore moment before starting the game," Iona coach Pat Kennedy team to repeat as NCAA cham 16 gaines and finished out of the black infant mortality in 1982 were must be receiving welfare pay Whaler goalie Mike Liut (1) keeps his Angeles Terry Ruskowski from in-front Top 20' ments and her child, must have Lane, an(j her Cabbage Patch doll, Bobbette, confer a Christifite-is a third-grader. said. "But probably when we get pions since UCLA in the early '70s. Chicago at 25.7 deaths per 1,000 eye on the puck while defenseman Ulf of the net. Kings and Whalers tied at 3-3. into the game we’ll take the air out 'Tip a little sick of everybody "We’ve gone from being a births and Cleveland with 20.6. been 10 to 17 years old when the surprise team to one not much fun baby was born Grandmothers-to- Samuelsson (5) tries to move Los of the ball” harping on Lehigh," Georgetown Army has new research The Ramblers, 25-5, have won 17 coach John Thompson said. "They to follow," SMU coach Dave Bliss BLEVINS SAID THE NEOG be who have pregnant adolescent said. daughters also may enroll straight, tied with Michigan forthe won their way into this. Obviously, program is the first of its kind. It nation’s longest winning streak. they beat somebody” Jon Koncak, a 7-foot Olympian, offers the grandmother a general "When I was younger, education They have beaten DePaul, Illinois Virginia Tech, 20-8, has big averages more than 17 points and education diploma, a home health was someHiing my parents were Whalers deadlock Kings problems. Perry Young and guard 10 rebounds a game and guard Caff and Louisville and average almost certificate and'cardio-pulmonary forcing on rne.” says Odessa Heterosexual activity affects AIDS spread S6 points a game. Alfredrick Tim Lewis missed practice Wed Wright averages 16 points a game. resuscitation training The adoles Hough. 47, who has been the INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - "Every, time I’ve ever played cent parent is at the same timr primary- caretaker for the year-old ^ By Elizabeth Pennlsi living in a house as a child is not that way." Redfield said. "Hetero seems to be necessary forthe virus Marcel Dionne and Dave "Tiger" NHL roundup here I’ve heard the fans applaud,” encouraged to complete her son of her daughter, Janet. 17, United Press International sufficient for transmission, ” said sexual activity has the potential to be spread - in saliva, -said Williams both reached milestones Williams said. "But 1 really NCAA Tournament roundup education. currently- a nursing .student. "I Dr Robert Redfield of Walter for playing a significant role in Redfield. Wednesday. — See page 17 appreciated it tonight. "The home health care portion of felt, ‘Let somebody else go (to NEW YORK — .Army re Reed Army Institute of Research heterosexual transmission. ” Sharing utensils and drinking Dionne again reached a new "1 just feel good about being with the program will not abandon (the school), and let me do .something searchers say the heterosexual in Washington, based on a study of Therefore, prostitutes and bisex glasses, kissing children goodnight plateau with his stick and grace, this club. You always say that after grandmothers') expertise and e ls e " transmission of .AIDS may be more married AIDS patients and their ual rnales may be important in and other interactions between and the pugilistic Williams at a trade, but this is the*best I’ve fell knowledge they've acquired over common than previously- sus families. transmitting AIDS to the hetero family members did not result' in tained his with his uniform. Mike Liut sat on the bench in favor in my many moves.” Kentucky not apologizing the years. " Blevins said. But Hough, who has 13 siblings pected. but their studies show the The findings will be published in sexual community, he added. children being infected, he said. Williams, who for 11 years in his of an extra attacker. Bernie Nicholls’ power-play goal "It will teach current innova and dropped out of school in the disease is not transmitted through Friday ’s issue of the Journal of the Heterosexual promiscuity is the journeyman career heard boos in "(Jack) Bix)wnschidle shot, and with 7:41 left made it 3-1. The tions in the medical profession. 1 10th grade to help her mother with 3.5-foot slapshot was Nicholls’ 42nd Bv United Press International St. John’s coach Lou Carnesecca Dean Smith’s rebuilding year: non--sexual contact American Medical Association. sole risk factor in an estimated 30 the Forum for his fighting style, 1 took kind of a baseball swing at it, instead, the Tar Heels are the think they are going to walk away- household chores, says she now "Recurrent heterosexual activ percent of AIDS cases in militaly Light of their iife received^ a standing ovation with a goal of the season. said hi$ team’s trip to Salt Lake Redfield and his colleagues and it went in,” Dineen said. City was something of a homecom favorites to be one of the two to having a broader knowledge of realizes jthe importance of ity among spouses is sufficient for found that five out of seven wives of personnel. But the average hetero GASTON, S.C. (UPI) - The goal as the newest member of the -^Paul Fenton’s 20-foot shot with Marcel Dionne scored the only The University of Kentucky feels child development " education- goal of the first period to extend his no need to apologize for having the ing, referring to his three seasons emerge from the first two rounds HTLV-III virus transmission, but • men with AIDS or an AIDS-like sexual with few sexual partners town of Gaston got its first Kings. 4:46 remaining had closed the at the raucous Athletic and Convo will be at little to no risk of getting Despite the play of Dionne and NHL record for most 40-goal worst record of any at-large team as an ABA coach when the New syndrome were infected by tbe' stoplight, and residents say it Kings’ lead to 3-2. York Nets played the Utah Stars. cation Center. virus linked to AIDS, ^ut only one AIDS, unless that ,partner has the should solve some problems. Williams, rookie Kevin Dineen Williams, who was acquired Seasons in a career to 10. Number in this year’s NCAA Tournament. M i P » 1 k "I’m going back home, as a In the Midwest bracket at Tulsa. ' 40 came on a 2-on-l breakaway The Wildcats, who finished. 16-12 out of II children showed signs of disease, Redfield said. "It'll give folks something to do scored with 11 seconds remaining from Detroit Tuesday, brought the Okla., Oklahoma plays North Four of the men with the disease to help lift the Hartford Whalers crowd to its feet when he rammed with Hartford a man short at 6:33. after a Final Four appearance last matter of fact,” Carnesecca said. exposure to the virus. — sit and watch the cars stop,” "There are a'lot of fruit growers Carolina A&T, Louisiana Tech The researchers suspected the were not members of groups joked Joe B. Mack. into a 3-3 tie with the Kings. in his own rebound from five feet in "I’m aware of those milestones, season, are not ashamed to be but we did lose another point to playing Washington on national out there who are Italian. There meets Pittsburgh, Southern Cal one 14-month-old baby- who had deemed at risk for the disease, but In a brief ceremony Wednesday “It feels like a loss because we front of Liut to break a 1-1 tie at plays Illinois State and Iowa State may have been heterosexually blew a 3-1 lead,” Kings coach Pat 6:26 of the third period. Calgary," he said. television tonight (11:30 p.m. EST) „are guys with my last name. It’s antibodies to the virus was infected attended by state and local offi true. You think I’m kidding?” tackles Oh^ State. at birth by the mother, who had an promiscuous or drug users years cials, the stoplight was activated Quinn said. "In general I’m The 31-year-old Williams, the By only gaining one point, the in the first roufid of the West before marriage. unhappy with the results, but not NHL’s all-time penalty minute Kings fell to five points behind the Regional at Salt Lake City. Southern, a 19-point underdog is advanced case of the disease. at the intersection of state high the shortest team at Salt Lake with The Sooners unveil the nation’s "I think it's clear by looking at Researchers at the National ways 321 and 65. with the effort” leader and a player the opposition third-place Calgary Flames in the "We are the 12th seed and Smythe Division. playing the fifth seed; we’re on a no player taller than 6-foot-7. highest scoring offense — led by A the children, that it's not transmit Cancer Institute have isolated the Mayor John O’Neal said resi Dineen scored from a scramble crowds love to hate, wasted little B neutral court and a 2-point favor Defending champion and top- W&yman Tisdale’s 25.5 points per 1 11 five feet in front of goqlie Bob time in winning over the Forum Hartford is 0-4-2 in its last^^ix... ted in the routine household AIDS virus in saliva of AIDS dents have been working for years ranked CJeorgetown kicks off the game — but will^ot be feared by setting, ” Redfield said in a tele patients, but intimate contact to have the stoplight installed. Janecyk while Hartford goalie crowd of 10,9?8. games. ite," said Kentucky coach Joe B. ■%/' Hall. "You figure that one out. tourney in Hartford, Conn., with a their Mid-Eastern Athletic Confer phone interview. \ noon contest against Lehigh. In That most of the. wives were That justifies us being here. I rest ence foes. infected indicates that heterosex my case." other games. Temple plays Virgi "We probably can’t match them ual activities that involve fluid FOWL WEATHER BLUES? Kentucky is in the NCAA 'Tour nia Tech, Loyola (111.) faces lona in any way physically,” North f-^,3 exchange, either semen or saliva, Southern isn’t planning stall nament for a record 29th year. and Southern Methodist takes on Carolina A&T coach Don Corbett does spread .AIDS, he said To beat the Wildcats, Washing- Old Dominion. said. “They're very well coached "I think a lot of people don'tthink - ton coach Marv Harshman will Ill the Southeast Regional at and they’re very, very talented to that this is a dispose you can get have to' figure out a way to stop South Bend, Ind,, Auburn squares go along with that coaching. But Kenny Walker, the Southeastern off against'Purdue, Kansas plays we certainly won't be intimidated "33 against SL John’s in West Conference’s leading scorer (22.7) Ohio University, North Carolina or. awed by Oklahoma. We’ve and rebounder (10.4). meets Middle Tennessee and host 'played those kinds of teams Iowa coach George Raveling has fastest player m here," but he Today’s opening round in Salt Notre Dame takes on Oregon before.'’ ’■ By Ralph Waklev the tournament sized up as a admits the Aztecs would rather get Lake City also inclu(j|es third- State. On Friday, the second half of the Public United Press International popularity conte.st. the ball inside to 6-10 center ranked .St. John’s against South This year. North Carolina, the East Regional will be played at ern, Arkansas versus Iowa and No. highest-seeded team in the field at Atlanta: the Southeast at Dayton, SALT LAKE CITY — Southern "The way I see it, when you win, Leonard Allen in an effort to get R ecords people like you,” Raveling said. UNLV’s 6-8 Richie Adams "in foul Nevada-Las Vegas against San South Bend, can lay claim to a Ohio; the Midwest at Houston; and University coach Bob Hopkins "But some coaches approach the trouble” Diego State. Cinderella role. This was to be the West at Albuquerque, N.M, claims he knows one thing for • tournament with a different idea. certain about third- ranked St. They try to keep from getting beat Administrator’s deeds John’s, his Jaguars’ first-round rather than try to win.” NBA roundup Malcolm B. Lowd to John F. opponent today in the NCAA Raveling thinks the Arkansas- Pattishall and Edward J. Desros- Western. Regionals. lowa game should provide an ier, 26 Waddell Road, $56,(X)0. “You won’t have to look forthem excellent matchup between Haw- Robert K. Wright, executor for- because they come right at yoii, St. keyes center Greg Stokes and Buqks rediscover Grevey’s jumper Edith MacDonald to Frances Lib- John’s doesn’t hold the Hall," Arkansas’ Joe Kleine. bey, 17 Otis St.. $63,000. "The both are very fine big men Hopkins said. and capable of outstanding By Mike Barnes The Bucks then outscored the Kansas City. , rebounds, and Byron Scott added Herald photo by Tarquinio Quitclaim deeds But Hopkins vowed the Rcdmen, games,” he said. United Press International Cavaliers 18-2 to pull away to a Lakers 120, Jazz 105 23 points tp power the Lakers to B^ng on the spring! 27-3 and top-seed in the West, Arkansas coach Eddie Sutton V 107-80 advantage. Cummings had 8 their second 15-point victory over Anna V. Pallein to George W. "won’t have to look for us either. said, "1 just hope George treats us Evei^ 6nce and awhile, Kevin points in the tear. At Salt Lake City, Kareem Utah in two nights. Reserve Fred Pallein. property on Hilliard St, We’ve been scoring 85 or 86 points a better than he did in Honolulu," Grevey likes to break out his “Some thing's about my team I Abdul-Jabbar had 27 points and 10 Roberts led the Jazz with 24 points. Donna Stratman, left, of Leaf, Stem an(j The theme will 'be "From Garden to Clifford A. LaPlante to Xlicia A. where Iowa beat the Razorbacks jumper and see if it still works. The liked and some I didn't,” said LaPlante, 5S(^. Center St. game by using our quickness and Root, shows Marilyn Neumayer, center, Table." Stratman will discuss spring speed and we don’t plan to 71-52 last December in a holiday Cleveland Cavaliers can tell you it Cleveland coach George Karl, and Jeanne Forschino some flower- flowers. Neumayer will give table John Bissell to Thomas P. Boyle, tournament. does. suddenly picky now that the Cavs trustee,. 13-15 Newman St. change..’’ With four-time All-Star Sidney arranging tips. All three will be at the decorating demonstrations. The pro In the’other first-round games. However, Sutton said being the are in a playoff hunt. Charles H. Phillips and Sara V. FOR A WARMING EXPERIENCE underdog against Iowa “may be a Moncrief sidelined with a sore "I liked the way they fought back Keeney Street School PTA meeting at 7’ gram is open to the public and there’s no Phillips to David C. PhillipHips, Arkansas, 21-12. plays Iowa, 21-10, good omen. We were the underdog knee. Grevey played 22 minutes from 22 down to 11 down, but then p.m. Monday in the school cafeteria. charge. property on E.ssex Street. No, 9 Nevada-Las Vegas, 27-3, against SMU and beat them 68-55, Wednesday night and scored 17 we missed two transition baskets GIVE BLOOD meets San Diego State, 23-7, and but we were favored over Texas points to spark the Milwaukee" and eight free throws in the third Kentucky, 16-12. plays Washing Tech and lost 67-64” Bucks to a 126-93 thrashing of the quarter and our momentum was LOOKING FOR an apartment? Be sure to RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ton, 22-9. Two other good matchups in the Cavaliers. taken away. DUCK INTO A BLOODMOBILE St. John’s coach Lou Carnesecca tournament should be the forward "When we discovered Sidney check the many vacancies listed in classified OPPORTUNITY REQUEST compared Southern. 19- 10, to battle between Kentucky's Kenny was injured, I realized I was going 76ere 121, Clippers 103 each day. Niagara, the only team aside from Walker and West German Olym to get more minutes," said the FOR PROPOSALS AT pian Detlef Schrempf of Washing 10-year veteran, who in his heyday At Philadelphia, Moses Malone *v/f No. 1 Georgetown to beat the with the Washington Bullets was scored 22 points and Andrew Toney Redmen this season. ton. and guards Athony Jones of UNLV and Anthony Watson of San one of the NBA's finest perimeter added 20 as the 76ers sent the TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH 'TVe know they (Southern) score Clippers to their 11th straight loss. 4 CHEMICALS AND VIRUSES THAT CAN CAUSE Diego State. shooters. 4 a lot," he said. "Niagara is a George Johnson, who added 8 DISEASE AND SICKNESS CAN AND DO PASS Kentucky coach Joe B. Hall said "I love to get my minutes. We're The Town of Manchester is accepting propo 40 Pitkin Street similar team and they beat us Walker — the leading scorer (22.7) all very concerned if Terry (Cum rebounds and a season-high 18 THROUGH MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEMS TO points, sparked a second-quarter sals from qualified developers to construct a thoroughly. Why? Because Nia and rebounder (10.4) in the Sou mings) or Sidney gets hurt. We THE HOUSEHOLD USER. Monday, March 18 — 12:00-5:00 gara shot the ball a lot too. theastern Conference — "appears know we then have to rise to the rally that gave Philadelphia con trol of the contest. PROTECT YOURSELF BY ELIMINATING THESE single family detached housing development. "But, to us, they’re a mystery. to be carrying pur team, but occasion. 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Milwaukee manhandled the At East Rutherford, N.J.^ Mi- Copies of the Request for Proposals may be concerned about St. John’s inside (8.0). And. since Schrempf "is a Cavaliers, who entered Milwaukee cheal Ray Richardson scor^ 27 85 E. CENTER ST Ttaa Wpiie B b iM M to m tki M liin it spmm if th i i 4: game, featuring 7-foot center Bill natural forward on defense,” Arena with seven victories in their points, Otis Birdsong added 24 and obtained at the Planning Department, Lincoln Wennington and 6-8 forward Wal according to Huskies coach Marv last eight games. Buck Williams had 16 points and a m n i p t i - l 6 4 9 - 5 2 6 8 ^hTtyito-PtmiN MAIC l(riuty ter Berry. Harshman, he will be on "Sky Cleveland still leads Atlanta by Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, bet 40 Pariwtl PL season-high 22 rebounds to lift New BOO WmI CMlir 8L Hopkins said Southern, with no Jam " Walker at least part of the one game in the race for the final Jersey. ween the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. or MMCliiiltrlMiBink player taller than 6-7, "will have to game. playoff berth in the Eastern Mavericks 118, Kings 100 WEEKEND SPECIAL by calling the office at 647-3044. RFP’s will be 1041 Miln II artt'a"**--' create enough problems for them “He’s (Schrempf) a surprising Conference. The Bucks won forthe CASH & CARRY Wnictafil liH i, Inc. that they don’t stop us. Our biggest player for a 6-10 man," Harshman fifth straight time and h o ld ^ At Dallas, Mark Aguirre scored issued until 4:30 P.M., March 18,1985. Propo MHcImII Or. snsisra'- problem will be stopping them said. "He's a good ball handler and commanding 10-game lead in the 32 points and Rolando Blackman UPI photo Miniature Central Division. sals are due Ap'ril 8, 1985 at 4:00 P.M. in the Tim CM OmM UIM from getting a second and a third he can take thd ball away from added 21 to lead the Mavericks, Cleveland’s Mark West,(41) lays one in over Milwaukee's o n Miln I t 103 E. CMlir t l shot. If we don’t get the hebound, most big men." Milwaukee, which led 85-63 fate who shot 63 percent from the field in the third quarter, had its lead in grabbing their third straight Alton Lister in NBA action Wednesday in Milwaukee. Planning Department. Crntn Pkirmey *!•*» then we'll have to steal the ball or San Diego State coach Smokey Carnations 200 W. CMlir f t IBOUcrth Mihi H ■ force a turnover” Gaines said Watson “may be the shrink to 89-78 early in the fourth. victory and fifth this year over Bucks won, 128-93. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. March 14. 1985 - 17 18 MANCIIKSTKK IIKHAI-O. Thmsd.iy. March H, Hmr. ^ Player agents to be scrutinized by association Sports In Brief NHL roundup will be required. You can also be pretty certain that ages at 23 and 28 years old. They hear people VV'lNTER HAVEN — Don Fehr isthi- director of the the players will take some of their war chests and promising them that they can turn a million into Mojor Lenguc Biisebull Players Association, and he enlist financial experts to review "‘investment^ Balton Road Race April 21 millions. As former pitcher John Curtis says, "They and the man he succeeded, Marvin Miller, talked managers” and insurance brokers, "so that the also appeal to the strongest center of greed in man — BOLTON — The eighth unnuul Bolton Five-Mile Road Race Vintage Potvin paces Isles years ago of the spiraling, revolutionary hig business hustlers can be weeded out from the accredited, the thought that he can get around paying the taxes will be run Sunday, April 2l, ut i p.nif at Bolton High School on - of baseball players — and their brokers. respected companies and agents like |lon Shapiro s Baseball due,” Brandy Street. Steven (lutes is defending chutnpion of the race Then, "about- eight months ago" the Players PMA in Baltimore, Tom Reich, Dick Moss,- Jerry and smothered the puck in the One agent privately says that the Players sponsored by the Bolton Lions Club. By Lisa Harris Association's executive board began raising concerns Kapstein, I M G. out of Cleveland, Jack Sands’ Sports crease. Association is reviewing cases involving nearly'20 Applicutions are avujluble in Manchester id- Nussiff Arm?; United Press International about the horror stories of the milking and • Pet6r Gammons Advisors in Boston and the vast majority of " I just dove in front of the puck,” mismanagement of their rapidly-increasing money, players who have been hit with between $600,000 and Furr’s, Tenderfoot in the K-Murt Pluzu und ut the office of Dr. upstanding companies. The Chicago Black Hawks had to . said Potvin, "and hoped it would which is w hy the players have ordered their $1 million apiece in back taxes, interest and penalties. Robert Fish. Applicutions ure ulso uvuiluble ut the Bolton Fehr, Belanger and the players have already put play against the vintage Denis a stay under^me. Fortunately for us, association to begin a comprehensive survey of The Mets have taken over the finances of George Librury und by mulling u self-uddressed stumped envelope to one proposition on the table in the basic agreement Potvin — not the 31-year-old*^ it did. This" was a tough game.” agents that could eventually lead to registration and Foster; he earns nearli' |2M a year, but disastrous Robert Peterson, 400 West Street,, Bolton-, Ct., 06040. negotiationSthat pleasantly stunned the owners. Theyi defenseman who’s been prompting Tougher for Murray. •* in-house regulation of those who financially represent investments have left him financially crippled, so Entry fee is $.3,50; $4 the.duy of the ruce. Prizes will be awarded badly that he told one of his former investment requested that all player-agent agreements be limited debate as to whether he’s coasting "It was an open net,” said the players. in six men’s and six women's age categories' and to the top Bolton (David Utndfield) took money from the player counselors he was too embarrassed to show him his to one year. Fehr sees that as eliminating the tieup er over the hill. Murray. " I couldn’t believe it. He During the World Scries, Tigers first baseman Dave finisher, the youngest finisher, the youngest sub-junior finisher. whenever he needed capital. We found ai>agreement files. But because Foster is a decent man, his agent and ripoff of minor leaguers, who often give agents, The legitimate item led the New just dove and the puck stuck under Bergman told the Houston Post , that', because of 5-10 percent of $15,000 when they have no negotiation A team award will also be presented. him. 1 was sure we had tied the investments with a Phoenix "investment manager. " between a player and an agent where the agent was (Tom Reich) is both highly reputable and had nothing York Islanders to a 4-3 victory allowed to trade the player to another agent. We had to do with the investments, and Mets bosses Frank stance. The same goes for rookies making the For further information, contact Bob Chamberland, 646 (1346, Wednesday night over the Black game. I still don’t believe it.” he had been "'$72,000 in the hole and I didn't really or Bob Fish, 649-7806. another recent t;ase where the entire sizable signing Cashen and Nelson Doubibday care about him, they minimum. It also eliminates Stieb's kind of suits. Hawks: First-period goals by Duane come out of that mess until this past June... I put oil of Then they hope to eventually alter the manner of r Sutter and Tomas Jonsson gave my-money with one guy (identified as Howard Golum bonus the plaver received went to the agent. have tried to bail him out. Whether hypertension prob "Compared to 1977-78-79, the rnagnimde of the And on. And on. payment to agents. " I f a player made $300,000 last lems, the possibility of an unwel the Islanders a 2-0 lead. Bqt to make investments for me and he mismanaged the year, the club tenders him an offer for $400,000 and he Crusaders schedule tryouts Chicago came back with t h r e ^ money and I wound up owing a ton. So did Art Howe. problem is much greater because — obviously — the So. when they get time amidst the negotiations on a comed trade or natural aging ends money is so much.greater (the average salary in 1978 new j)asic agreement, the Players Association will signs for $450,000, the fee ought to be based on the, his career, Potvin will be remem Second-period goals, a pair by Artie nearly had to sell his house becau.se he was in the $50,000 (most agents now get their percentage of the HARTFORD — The New England Crusaders football team will Steve Larmer, his 40th and 41st, was $'99,876; in 19'8.S it will be more than $350,000) It , send out their questionnaire to all agents and players. hold a tryffut camp for new players Sunday at the Trinity College bered for the championships and same deal as I was " $450,000).” , . and one by Bill Gardner sand "A number of bad situations have developed." says has become the subject of considerable clubhouse They want all spheres of information: fees, Field House beginning at 10 a m. for' the years he was the best conversation, and now the players want to do background, services rendered, etc. They want to talk Secondly, the players’ registration of agents will put (iefegseman in the game, not for a wiched around Bob Nystroih’s 'Fehr. "There are shopping center deals that fall For further information, call General Manager Chuck Lloyd, something about it, Marvin and I had talked about it to all players who have-been represented by, each them in a far more competitive situation. And the triumph over Chicago at the end of second goal. apart. Restaurants that go south Instances where advisers they eventually will hire will monitor some of 242-1838 after 6 p.m. Nystrom also set up Potvin’s agents mix their finances w ith the players Insurance for years, but we do w hat the executive board wants us agent — past and present — because Fehr believes I a mediocre season. to do And the executive board wants to try to insure those who left may be as interesting as those who have these cockeyed schemes. But games like Wednesday’s will game-winfler. deals 'where the iigent was getting the agent.'s and Marvin Miller and Don Fehr. contrary to owner insurance broker's fees Questionable tax shelters, the best quality of representation and protection for stayed. Then, within a year, they will have all the leave fleeting Potvin images, they propaganda, never brainwashed the players. They do Earl Kelley on seednd team where four, five and six years later, all the player is the players. So, Mark Belanger and 1 have been Information for the players. are the ones that led to Stanley Flyers 5, Rangers 2 directed to elicit the cooperation of the agents and "A fter we take a further look at it,” says Fehr, "the what the players want, -and now that the players Cups.' left with is tax liability, while the agent h;is his fees P r o v i d e n c e , R.I. — junior Earl Kelley of the University of At New York, Brian Propp accumulate information that can help every player players will know whether or not they want to move realize that millions of dollars are being siphoned off Potvin, the offensive defense- and is often gone. Connecticut has been named to the ull-Big East second team, it scored his 38th goal and a slew of make a balanced, creditable decision" down the road to registration." the game by absurd fee agreements and hucksters man, scored from 40-feet out with “ We now have a number of agents suing players has been announced. rookies combined for seven points Let's face it. the players are easy prey for the selling Everglades waterfront property or land in the. 7:50 left to put the Islanders on top (and vice versa). We even had one case where a Kelley averaged 19.4 points and 4.1 assists per game for the- to lead Philadelphia to its fifth sharks. They are signing multimillion-dollar pack You can be certain that some form of registration desert, they are planning to do something about it. ; and spoil a strong comeback effort player (Steve Carlton) charges that his former agent 13-15 Huskies. straight victory and fourth in as by the Black Hawks. Georgetown's Patrick Ewing and St. John's Chris Mullin for many contests this season with UPI plwto Potvin, the defenseman su the second straight year ha ve been named co-conference players preme — when he still so chooses — New York. Pittsburgh’s Warren Young (left) and Boston’s Charlie of the year. made an instinctive, twisting, Nordiques 8, Stars 0 Simmer slug it out during NHL tilt Wednesday night in Mullin, Ewing, Syracuse’s Dwayne Washington and Rafael sacrifice-the-body save on New Addison and Ed Pinckney of Villanova were named to the all-Big At Quebec, Anton Stastny scored Pittsburgh. Bruins won, 7-3. York goaltender Kelly Hrudey’s two goals and added three assists East first team. doorstep to win the game. SCOREBOARD while goaltender Mario Gosselin one ahead of teammate Wayne Joining Kelley on the second team arc Michael Adams of With goalie Murray Bannerman 'Flames 5, Leafs 3 ■ registered his first shutout of the Gretzky in the league goal-scoring Boston College, Bill Martin-of Georgetown and Bill Wennington pulled for an extra skater, the season on 30 saves. Minnesota last At Toronto, Hakan Loob scored race. Gretzky s c o r ^ once and 9:37 p.m. and W alter Berry^of St. John’s. Black Hawks managed to get off won in Quebec on Oct. 12, 1981. his 30th goal on a short-handed added four assists. Detroit’s John Whalers3,Klngs3 Canucks6.Sabres4 Celtics 123. Suns 106 (Winners play at 2:11 p.m. March 17) Pittsburgh's Charles Smith was named freshman of the year. five shots in the final 22 seconds. Louisiana State, 196 (4) vs. Navy, 255 breakaway at 7:52 of the third Ogrodnick had a hat trick to reach Joining him on the all-Big East freshman team are Mark Bryant After Hrudey stopped three, and Bruins 7, Penguins 3 Hartford 0 1 2 0—3 Basketball PHOENIX (106) (13), 12:07 p.m. period to lift Calgary. Co-captain Hockev Buffalo 0 4 0—4 Maryland, a-11 (5) vs. Miami of Ohio, 50 goals. Los Angeles 1 0 2 0—3 Vancouver r 3 2 1—6 Scott 3.6 04) 6. Adams 5-13 2-2 12, of Seton Hall. Skip Barry of Boston College and Michael Brown ace Denis Savard hit the post with At Pittsburgh, Louis Sleigher Doug Risebrough scored his se First period—1, Los Angeles, Dionne 40 2610 (12), 2:37 p.m. First oerlod—1, Vancouver, Glllls 5 Edwords 8-182-418, Maev 5-1204)10, Davis (Winners play 30mlnutes after conclusion and Rony Seikaly of Syracuse. another, Potvin made his save on scored 16 seconds into the game to cond goal of the game into an (Taylor) pp, 6?33. Penalties—Neufeld, (MacAdam, Petit), 5:07. 2, Vancouver, 6-171-113, Jones6-107-919, Lucas2-804)4, Troy Murray. touch off a five-goal first period Canucks 6, Sabres 4 NHL standings Hart, 6:09; DIneen, Hart, maior NBA standings Pittman 66 1-2 13, Foster 4-9 2-2 11, of Gome 1 March 17) Ewing for the fourth consecutive year was named the empty net with 11 seconds left. Neely 17 (McNab, Lemav). 10:37. 3. Midwest At Vancouver, British Columbia, (fighting), 8:09; Wells, LA, mlnor-malor Vancouver, Lanthier 3 (Scriko, Dalg- HumphrlesO-4(M)0. Totals45-10315-20106. defensive player of the year. A previous save took Hrudey out and power Boston. The Bniins (fighting), 8:09; Neufeld, 12:00; Taylor, March 14 of position and the puck bounced scored three, goals on six shots in Oilers 7, Red Wings 6 Mark Kirton scoreij twice ancl Wales Conference neault), do 19:50. Penoitles—Butcher, Eosttfn Conftrtnc* At Tulsa. O klo.' LA, 14:05; Robertson, Hart, 17:17. Varv, 12:59; Foligno, Buff, maior BOSTON (123) straight back to Murray, who fired the first 4:12 against goalie Ro At Edmonton, Alberta, Jari goalie Richard/Brodeur made 39 Patrick Division Second period—2, Hartford, Tippett Atkmtlc Division McHale 12-17 1-2 25, Bird 13-22 56 31, Ohio State, 169 (4) vs. Iowa State, 21-12 W L T Pts. GF GA (tightlng), 16:59. 7 (Brownschidle), 16;43. Penalties — Second period—4, Buffalo. Davis 17 W L Pci. GB Parish 8-146-9 H, Johnson 5-101-211, Alnge (13). 1:07 p.m. State lifeguard jobs avajlablje on an open net. But Potvin dove berto Romano. Kurri’s 65th and 66th goals put him saves to help beat Buffalo. x-Phllodeloh 42 19 7 91 296 216 Samuelsson. Hart, 2:35; Robertson, x-Boston 52 14 .788 1-4 04) 3, Wedman 8-14 1-1 19,Wllllortis Louisiana Tech, 27-2 (5) vs. Pittsburgh, x-WashInotn 39 20 9 87 277 208 (Cvr, Hamel), do 4:50; 5, Vancouver. Hart, major (fighting), 2:35; Smith, LA, Klrton 14 (Scriko), 8:30. 6. Buffalo. x-Phll, 49 16 .754 2-10 2-2 6, Buckner 1-2 04) 2, Carr 1-2 04) 2, 17-11 (12), 3:37 p.m. HARTFORD — More than 160 lifeguard positions will be NY Islanders 36 28 5 77 308 268 mlnor-malor (fighting), 2:35; NichoMs, New Jersey 33 33 . 500 (Winners play at 2:15 p.m. March 16) 22 36 10 54 258 295 Tucker 17 (Housley. Ramsey). 11:18. 7. Clark 1-304)2, Klte04)04)0, CarllsIeOOOOO. NY Rangers 9:12; MocDermId, Hart. 14:49; Engblom, Vancouver. Sundstrom 23 (Grodln), Washington 33 33 .500 Totals52-9817-23123. Oklahoma, M-5 (1) vs. North Carolina available at state park beaches this summer, it’s been Spring training roundup Pittsburgh 22 40 5 49 235 327 LA, 14:49. ! New York 21 44 ,323 ASiT, 19-9 (16), 8:07 p.m. 9 49 229 286 ■ 14:05. 8. Buffalo, McKenna 14 (Mon- Phoenix 14 27 36 19—106 announced by the state office of State Parks and Recreation. New Jersey 20 39 Third period—3, Los Angeles, Williams graln), 17:18. 9, Buffalo, Ramsey 7 Control Division Boston 36 26 27 34—123 Southern Cal, 19-9 (8) vs. Illinois State,21-7 Adams Division 4 (Galley, Shutt), 6:26; 4, Los Angeles. x-Mllwoukee ' \ \ 46 19 (9), 10:37 p,m. Lifeguard qualifying exams will begin Saturday, March 23, at •■x*AAontreal 34 23 11 79 262 227 (Perreault), 17:46. Penalties—Petit, Three-point goals — Foster, Alnge, Nicholls 42 (MocLellan, Dionne) oo, Von.,4:09; Petit,Von., 14:12; Plovfair, Detroit \ 0 6 29 Wedman. Fouled out—None. Total (Winners play 30mlnutes after conclusion 10 a.m. at the Kaiser Gym Building on the Central Connecticut x-Butfalo 32 .22 13 77 248 197 Chicago 31 34 ot Game 1 March 16) 12:19; 5, Hartford. Fenton 4 (MocDer- Buff, ’9:25, Sundstrom, Van., 19:25. fo u ls — P hoe nix 20, B oston 20. State University campus in New Britain, Additional exams are x-Quebec 34 25 9 77 283 242 mid). 15:14; 6, Hartford, Dineen 20 Clevelond _2a. 39.. Rebounds—Phoenix 46 (Jones, Lucas 8 March 15 Boston 31 28 8 70 252 232 Atlanta 25\ 40 At Houston, Texas scheduled for the same time and place on April 6 and April 20. Tigers tearing up Grapefruit circuit (B row nsdhldle', R obe rtson ), 19:49. Hartford 21 38 9 51 231 293 Third period—10. Vancouver, Klrton 15 each), Boston 47 (Parish 14). Assists— Penalties—Nicholls, LA, 9:20; Ferraro, (Smyl), 19:47. Penalties— None. Indiana 20 45 .308 Phoenix29(Scoh7), Boston 33 (Bird 7). Texas Tech, 237 (6) vs. Boston College, For further information, contact the Office of State Parks and Campbell Conference Hart, 10:57; Neufeld, Hart, major Western Conference 1610 (11), 8:07 p.m. Norris Division Shots on goal—Buffalo 7-22-14—43. Technicals—Phoenix, Illegal defense, 2. fighting, 15:41; Taylor, LA, major Vancouver 6-8-3—17. Midwest Division A—14,890. Duke, a-7 (3) vs. Pepperdine, 236 (14), Recreation, Department of Environmental Protection, Room By United Press International has been maintaining a ” laugh-it- of the Year, drew a horde of media. Cleveland Indians to a 9-5 triumph W L T Pts. GF GA fighting, 15:41. • W L Pet. GB 10:37 p.m. x-St. Louis 33 24 11 77 263 244 Power Olay conversions—Buffalo 3- 265, State Office Building, 165 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Ct., off” attitude over his team ’s 0-6 A sellout crowd of 5,180 watched over the error-prone San Diego Overtime—None. Penalties—None. 1. Vancouver 2-1. Denver 42 23 .646 (Winners play ot2:11 p.m. March 17) x-Chicago 33 33 5 71 273 271 Houston 39 26" .600 13 Nets I I 4. Bullets 109 Memphis State, 27-3 (2) vs. Penn, 1313 06106 or by calling 566-2304. The Detroit Tigers should be record, the boss’s patience must be the two right-handers work at Padres. Minnesota 22 37 11 55 234 281 Goalies—Buffalo, Sauve. Von- Shots on go al-H artfort 3-9-13-2—32. couver, Brodeur. A—10,149. Dallas 37 29 . 561 5'/7 (15) , 1:07 p.m. hard pressed to get off to a start dwindling. Payne Park where the Chicago Detroit 2> 37 11 '53 263 313 Los Angeles 17-8-14-2—41. San Antonio 32 34 .4^ lO'/j Alabama-BIrmlngham, 246 (7) vs. Michi At Sun City, Ariz., Doug Loman Toronto 17 44 7 41 214 295- WASHINGTON (109) comparable to their 35-5 scorcher Three infield errors led to four White Sox ultimately beat the New Referee—Ron Hoggarth. Utah 31 35 .470 ll'/j Robinson 9-17 55 23, Ballard 6)1 OO 8, gan State, 169 (10), 3:37p.m. hit a solo homer to lead the Smvthe Division Power-ploy conversions—Hartford Kansas City 24 42 18 V, (Wlnnersplav30mlnutesafter conclusion NFL tables radio helmets of last season, right? unearned runs in the eighth inning York Mets 6-0.. Neither Seaver, x-Edmonton 16 97 344 245 Mahorn 3500 4, Gus Williams 12-223529, Milwaukee Brewers to a 5-3 45 8 4-0 Los Angeles 4-2. Pacific Division Malone 622 58 21, McMIllen 68 24 10, of Game 1 March 17) Well, don’t look now, but Sparky and Don Slaught’s two-run homer who worked five innings, nor x-Winnipeg 36 27 7 79 311 299 Goolles—Hartford, LIut. Los Angeles x-L.A. Lakers 47 18 . 723 — West PHOENIX, Ariz, — NFL owners are not ipiite ready to jump triumph over the San Francisco X'Calgorv 35 26 8 78 317 267 Nordiques 8. North Stars 0 Daye245-89,Colllns1-2002,Jonei1-21-13, Andreson’s crew is 5-0 in exhibition in the ninth, gave the Texas Gooden, who pitched three, was Janecyk. A—10,938. Phoenix 31 35 .470 16'/j BrodlevOOOOO. Totols 439321-31109. March 14 into the space age after all. At least not without a little more Giants. . Los Angeles 30 26 13 72 298 282 Referee^Bryon Lewis. ^ Portland 30 36 .455 17'/3 At Salt Lake City, Utah games. - Rangers a 10-7 Grapefruit League stored upon. Vancouver 22 39 8 52 244 352 MInnesoto 00 0-0 Seattle ' 27 38 .415 20 St. John's, a-3 (1) vs. Southern, 1610 research. At Tampa, Fla., Rick Dempsey x-clinct>ed playoff spot NEW JERSEY (114) Chet Lemon’s three-run homer victory over the Yankees. - At West Palm Beach, Fla., Dane Quebec 3 0 5-8 L.A. Clippers 22 44 .333 25Vj McKenna 36 34 9, B. Williams 7-15 2-10 (16) , 2:07 p.m. This year's pet project by the NFL's competition committee, a and Jim Trabor each slammed Wednesday’s Results Flames 5. Maple Leals 3 First period— 1, Quebec, Lemleux 12 Golden State 18 46 . 281 28V7 Iowa, 21-10 (8) vs. Arkansas. 21-12 (9), 4:37. capped a four-run sixth inning The Yankees, with the aid of lorg singled home two runs in the Boston 7, Pittsburgh 3 16, Dawkins5117-1117, Birdsong 101668 radio equipped helmet which would allow a quarterback to be two-run homers to pace a 15-hit (Bell. A. Stastny), 3:33. 2, Quebec, A. x-clinched playoff berth 24, Richardson 10157-927, Turner 1-31-13, p.m Thursday, lifting the Tigers to a 6-2 Willie Randolph’s two-ruh homer R oyals’ 3-2 victory over the Quebec 8. Minnesota 0 Stastnv 35 (P. Stastny. Polement) 14:10.3, Wednesday's Results (Winners play at 4:30 p.m. March 16) heard by his offensive teammates no m atter how loud the crowd Baltimore attack in the Orioles’ 7-3 Phllodelohia 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 Calgary 0 2 3—5 GmlnskI 3-8 2-2 8, Ransev 2-5 24 6, decision over the Boston Red Sox. in the first and Butch Wynegar’s Atlanta Braves. Toronto- 2 0 1—3 Quebec, Lemleux 13 (Goulet, Hunter), Boston 123, Phoenix 106 Sappleton 01 OO 0, Cook 24 OO 4. Totals Neyoda-Los Vegas, 27-3 (4) vs. Sgn Diego noise, was tabled by the owners Wednesday. victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Calgary 5, Toronto 3 18:09, Penalties—Mandich, Minn, New Jersey 114, Washington 109 State, 237 (13), 9:07 p.m. Boston. 2-4, was leading 2-1 when two-run double in the fourth, had . A( Orlando, Fla., Mark Bailey’s N.Y. Islanders 4, Chicago 3 First period— 1. Toronto, R. Court- 4384 2849 114. At Mesa, Ariz., Bob Dernier hit a noil 12 (D. Dooust), 0:51. 2, Toronto, S. mlnor-malor (fighting), 4:09; Kumpel, Philodelphia 121, L.A. Clippers 103 Woshinoton M a n 30—109 Washington, a-9 (5) vs. Kentucky, 1512 Twenty-one votes were needed to approve the use of the Jim Weaver, whose error in left taken a 7-4 lead into the eighth. three-run homer keyed a 10-run ■Edmonton 7. Detroit 6 Que, moior, (fighting), 4:09; Sherven. Milwaukee 12S, Cleveland 93 (12), 11:37 p.m. grand slam to lift the Chicago Cubs Hartford 3, Los Angeles 3 (tie) Gavin n (G. Gterrion. B. McGill), New Jersey 31 a 31 30-114 helmets on an experimental basis during the upcoming field had given Boston the lead the. Dale Murray, the third Yankees sixth inning that led the Houston 3:22. Penalties—D. Quinn, Cal, Minn, 4:34; Moxwell, Que, 9:27. Dallas 118, Kansas City 100 Three-point goals—Gus Williams (Winners play 30mlnutesafter conclusion to a 5-4 triumph over the Oakland Vancouver 6, Buffalo 4 L.A. Lakers 120, Utah 105 exhibition season, but no more than half the owners favored its inning before, tied,the score with pitcher, was the victim of a Astros to a 19-10 rout of the Thursdoy’s Games 2:18, K.Wregget, (served by Ander 2, Fouled out—Mahorn, McMIllen. of (3ame 1 March 16) A ’s. son) 7:00; Yarenchuk, Tor,9:31; Sheehy, Second period—None. Penalties— Thursday's Games Total fools—Washington 33, New March 15 use. an RBUsingle off Jim, Dorsey. throwing error by Bobby Mea- Minnesota Twins. (All Times EST) (All Times EST) At Vero Beach, Fla., Greg Brock Boston ot New Jersevt7;3So.m. Cal. 18:40. Palement, Que, 6:33; Price, (Jue, Jersey 26. Rebounds-^ashlngton 37 At Albuquergue, N.M. Lemon then connected to give the cham and two botched grounders At Clearwater, Fla., John Rus Second period—3, Calgary, Rlse- 10:16; Biugstod. Minn, 14:15; Hunter, Chicago ot New York, 7:30 p.m. (Robinson 17), New Jersey 52(B. Williams Alabama, 21-9 (7) vs. Arizona, 21-9 (10), smacked two doubles and drove in Winnipeg at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Tigers a 5-1 bulge. by second baseman Rex Hudler in sell’s two-run homer paced the Toronto at Washington, 8:05p.m. brough, 4, (Kromm.Otto), 10:41, Calgary Que. 16:52; Roberts,Minn, 19:30. a). Assists—Woshington 24 (Malone 7), 11:37 p.m. two runs to propel the Los Angeles Nilsson, 32 (Kromm) 18:43. Houston at Detroit, 8 p.m. N e w Jersey 24 (McKenna 6). Virginia Commonwealth, 255 (2) vs. ‘Sweatpea’ golden in bout Detroit’s Mike Laga closed out the eighth, but then put the game Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-4 Friday’s Games Third period—4, Quebec, P. Stastnv X Atlanta ot Golden State, 10:M p.m. Dodgers to a 9-6 decision over the Buffalo ot Edmonton, night Penoitles—Hunter, Col, maior (fight Technicals—McMIllen 2. A—10,094. Marshall, 21-12 (15), 9:07 p.m. the scoring with a solo homer off out of reach himself by serving up victory over the Minnesota Twins. ing) 17:45;- Bruboker, Tor, maior (A. Stastny, Goulet), pp, :53. 5, Quebec, San AntonlootSeottle, 10:30p.m. (Winners play at 4:15 p.m. March 17) Montreal Expos. Winnipeg at Quebec, night Friday's Games NORFOLK, Va. — The largest boxing crowd iii Virginia At Bradenton, Fia., Ozzie Detroit at Vancouver, night (fighting). Palement 16 (Maxwell, A. Stastny) 3:16.6, North Carolina State, ^ 9 (3) vs. Bob Stanley in the ninth inning — Slaught’ s homer in the ninth. Third period—5, Toronto, G. Terrlon 14 Quebec, Goulet 45 (Hunter, Moxwell) New York at Philadelphia, night 76ers 121, Clippers 103 Nevoda-Reno, 21-9 (14), 2:07 p.m. history turned out to see Pernell “ Sweetpea” Whitaker and the the second homer allowed .1^ the At Sarasota, the pitching mat Guillen scored the go-ahead run to Right-handers Bob Forsch and Houston at Woshington, night (Dooust, Gavin) 0:42. 6, Calgary, G. 12:17. 7, Quebec, Ashton 7B (Cote, Tulsa, 237 (6) vs. Texas-EI Paso, 21-9 (11), Oiympic goid medalist satisfied the hometown fans. lift the Chicago White Sox to a 3-1 AHLstandings Cavollini, 2 (Wilson), 2:47. 7. Calgary, Maxwell) 14:11. 8, Quebec, A. Stastny 36 Boston at Cleveland, night 4:37 p.m. Red Sox relief ace in two ‘lihtings chup between the White Sox’ Neil Allen and left-handers Rick (Hunter, P. Stastny) 19:16. Penalties— Phoenix at Chicago, night LA CLIPPERS (103) (Winners play 30 minutes after Before an estimated crowd of 8,100, Whitaker knocked down against the Tigers. 40-year-old, three-time Cy Young decision over the Pittsburgh Horton and Ken Dayley are Loob 30 (unassisted) 7:52. 8, Calgary, M. Johnson 7-15 67 20, Cage 2-2 OO 4, Ri^ebrough 5 (unassisted), 19:49. Roberts, Min, mlnor-malor (fight Denver at Dallas, night ^ conclusion of Game 1 March 17) Michael Golden in the first round, played with him for two more You can bet Yankees owner Award winner Tom Seaver and the Pirates. expected to work for the St. Louis Northern Division ing) 17:17; Palement, Que, 17:17. Kansas City at Utah, night Donaldson 562-21X Nlxon3101-27, Smith Penoitles—Beers, Cal, malor-mlnor and then put him away in the fourth. At Tuscon, Ariz., Julio Franco W L T Pts. GF GA (fighting), 6:59; lafrate. Tor, molor Son Antonio at L.A. Lakers, night 616 7-9 a , Ccdchlngs 24 4)4) 4, George Steinbrenner is envious of Mets’ 20-year-old Dwight Gooden, Cardinals in their exhibiti()n op Maine 36 27 9 81 273 232 (fighting), 6:59, Beers, Col. maior Shots on goal—Minnesota 7-10-13— (xolden State ot Portland, night Brldoemon 613 64 16, Walton 1-3 04) 2, Two other United States Olympic medal winners — Meldrick the Tigers success. Although he the National League’s 1984 Rookie drove in three runs to propel the ener against the Detroit Tigers . Adirondack 32 29 8 72 258 285 Gordon 65 2-2 11, Edwards 2-3 04) 4, (fighting), 15:05; Gill, Tor, malor-mlnor 30, Quebec 16-12-11—39. NIT pairings Taylor and Evander Holyfield — were also on the card. Taylor Fredericton 28 32 8 64 231 256 (fighting),15:05. Wilkinson 02 OO 0, White 00 0-0 0. Totals Nova '^S«otio 27 32 8 62 240 256 Shots on gool—Calgury 11-16-15—42. Power-play conversions: Minnesota 4079 a -M 103. improved his professional record to 3-0 with a third-round Sherbrooke 29 35 4 62 260 279 4-0; Quebec 5-2. PHILADELPHIA 021) (All Times EST) Moncton Toronto 11-9-11—32. Bucks 128, Cavaliers 93 technical knockout over Darrell Curtis of Chicago. Holyfield 28 36 6 •62 246 256 Power-play conversions — Calgary 3-0, Goalies—Minnesota, Meloche. Qu Ervlng 313 2-3 8, Jones 57 1-2 11, Tuesday's Result Southern Division Toronto_4/6. ebec, Gosselln. A—14,964. Malone 6131013 a, Richardson 384410, New Mexico 80, Texos A8iM 67 extended his pro record to 3-0 with a first-round TKO over Freddy 49ers will remain in San Francisco Binghamton 44 19 7 95 330 234 /-G oalies—Colgory, R. Lemelln. To- CLEVELAND (93) Cheeks 551-111, Barkley 37 5511, Toney Wednesday's (2ome Brown of Norfolk, Va, / Rochester 36 21 12 84 283 254 Referee—Ron Fournier. Hinson 2-8 1-3 5, Hubtrard 7-11 610 20, 7-2167M,C.Johnsonl-2002,Threatt362-2 Nebraska 79, Canislus 66 Baltimore 35 24 8 78 211 / ronto. K. Wregget. A—16,182. 8, G. Johnson 7-7 34 18, Wood 01 OO 0. By Mike Rabun considered, however, much'of the 266 West 3-4 2-3 8, Bagiev 6)204)8, Free6165-8 Thursday's Games 71,000. In addition, concession and ” We have'“’ Ealked to various Springfield 33 30 4 70 272 262 Referee—TerryGregson 20, Shelton 1-4 04) 2, Turpin 36 (M) 6, Totals43-903441121. Bradley (17-12) at Marquette (1610), United Press International news was being macle by DeBar New Haven 28 34 8 64 274 297 Flyers 5. Rangers 2 LA CUpoers 21 a a'3 5 —103 restroom facilities would be up people.” / Poquette 37 0-2 6, Davis 39 2-2 8, 8:30 p.m. Jury to decide McLain’s fate toIo and Bidwell. Hershev 21 38. 10 52 267 292 Anderson 2-7 04) 4, Williams 0-3 6-10 6. Philadelphia a a a,4)— 121 Kent State (17-12) vs. Cincinnati (1513) graded, parking and traffic patt When asked whether the r « i - St. Catharlns 21 41 6 48- 238 320 Totals 3687 22-38 93. Three-point goals—G. Johnson, Gor PHOENIX, Ariz. — San Fran DeBartoIo has been openly criti Phiiadelphio 3 2 0—5 ot Riverfront Coliseum, 8 p.m. J'r TAMPA, Fla. — The fate of major league baseball's last erns would be improved, the dents of Phoenix should get excited Islanders 4, Black Hawks 3 NY Rangers 1 1 0—2 MILWAUKEE (121) don. Fouled out—None. Total fouls—LA Alcorn State (236) at Louisville (1516), cisco mayor Diane Feinstein swept cal of his home stadium. Candles Adirondack 6, Sherbrooke 3 Clippers 29, Philadelphia 20. 30-game winner rests with a'Florida jury. stadium would receive a new coat about the chance of the Cardinals First period— 1, Philodelphia, Zezei 13 Cummlnos11-196526,Pressev 3-94-610, 7 :X p.m. 49ers owner Ed DeBartoIo off his tick Park. He has suggested the Baltimore 6, Hershev 0 (Smith, McCrImmon), 5:32. 2, Philodel Hodges 5101-211, Pierce Rebounds—LA Clippers 46 (M. Johnson Tennessee (1614) at Tennessee Tech of paint and would be landscaped. moving to town, Bidwell said: Maine 7. Rochester 2 NY lilanders ] i )—4 The jury of nine women and three men began deliberations 49ers' might be better off some Chicago 0 3 0—3 phia, Bergen4 (Howe. Craven),7:03.3, NY 10-102-322,Grevey7-1)3317,Mokeskl 2-4 11), Philodelphia 39 (Malone, G. Johnsons (169), 8 :X p.m. I feet Wednesday, but there was no , "This can be done,” she said. "N o, not really.” Moncton 3, New Haven 1 each). Assists—LA Clippers 24 (Nixon9), Wednesday, following a 14-week trial involving Denny McLain, First period—1, NY Islanders, D, Sutter Rangers. Sondstrom 25 (Pavellch, 1-2 5, Breuer 65 2-3 10, Fields 1-2 3-4 5, Florida (1611) at Southwestern Louisi one around the N F L meetings who where else. "W e want to get moving oh it. We St. Catharines 6, Nova Scotia 3 Hedberg). 7:45. 4, PJillodelphla, SInIsalo Thompson 2-3 0-0 4,Davls2-2004.Totals Phlladelphlo25(Jones6). Technical—LA ana (15)3), 8 :X p.m. but there appeared little hope for q quick verdict. McLain, who Bidwell held several impromtu Thursdiay's Games 12 (unassisted), :13. 2, NY Islanders, 539422-30128. Clippers, Illegal defense. A—11,621. could make a similar impact on Feinstein flew to Phoenix with Jonsson 16 (Trotpler, Potvin), op,i2:4l. 31 (Eriksson, Crossman), po, 19:18. Virginia (1515) at West Virginia (268),8 want to get this done while I am news conferendhs during the day, New Haven at F r^erlcto n Cleveland 28 20 23 23-wt3 p.m. won 31 games for Detroit in 1968, is charged with racketeering Bill Bidwell. an entourage Wednesday to ex Friday’s Games Penalties —Potvin, NYl, 5:19; Penalties—McCrImmon^ Pha, 2:53; Os m ayor.” the last of them outside the hotel Bossy,NYl, 8:27; Bossy, NYl, double- borne, NYR, 12:28; Ruotsalainen, Milwaukee 32 32 23 41__l i t SantpCIara (268) at FresnoState(216), through loan sharking, bookmaking and cocaine dealing. Bidwell, the unhappy owner of plain the city’s plan to renovate the St. Catharines at Moncton NYR, 17:28. Three-point goals—Free 3. Fouled Wednesday’s college results 10:X p.m. A director of the St. Louis where the meetings were being Adirondack at Sherbrooke molor (misconduct), 10:48, Frowley,Chl, A week ago, McLain, 41, admitted to running a bookmaking the St. Louis Cardinals, said stadium. She met with DeBartoIo maior (lighting), 11:02; Dineen, NYl, o u t —Hinson. Total Fouls— Woke Forest (1513) at South Florida Cardinals, meanwhile, wasquot^ held. Baltimore at Springfield , Cleveland 29, Milwaukee 28. operation, just as the racketeering indictment against him for two hours and afterward any maior (tlghllng), 11:02; Sovard, Chi, Second period—5, Philodelphia, Tournament (17-11), 8 p.m. Wednesday he is listening to in a St. Louis newspaper Wednes A few feet away a local telecas 11:50; Olezyk, Chi, 13:16; DuPont, Chi, Propp38 (Eriksson, Zezei), pp, 1:57. 6^- .--'-Rebounds—Cleveland 34(Hlnson, West NAIA St. Joseph's (Pa.) (1611) at Missouri charges. If convicted on all charges, he could be sentenced to up various people who might like to thought of the 49ers leaving San Bruins 7. Penguins 3 NY Rangers, Sondstrom 26 (PavellcWr 5 ;each). Milwaukee 45 (Pierce 9). (1613), 9:05 p.m. day as saying he thought there was ter was filming a report for his 18:48. Opening round to 90 years in prison. ^ woo his team away from its Francisco seemed in the past. Second period—3, Chtcago, Gardner 15 Ruotsalainen). pp, 4:45. 7, Phllodel- Assists—Cleveland17(Baolev5),Milwau Rio Grande 89, Berea 86 Montana (a-7) at UCLA (1512), 10:X a better than 50-50 chance of the station and his voice easily carried Bruins 5 2 0—7 phio, Hachborn 4 (Howe, Tocchet), kee 34 (Pressey 13). Technicol — David Lipscomb68, William Carey 66 P.m. current location. '.‘I think we have one of the best •(Paterson, B. Wilson), 1:43. 4, Chicago, Cleveland Coach Karl. A-9JI65 team moving to Phoenix for next to the crowd standing around Pittsburgh 0 0 3—3 Lormer 40 (Savard, D. Wilson), pp., 5:25. 10:59. Penalties—Ledvord, NYR. 1:41; Marycrest 71, Cabrinni (Pa.) 70 Friday's Games - I But when it came to potential playing fields in the N F L ,” DeBar First perlod~-l, Boston, Slelgher 9 Tocchet, Pha, 3:07; Ledvord, N’YR, Clemson 06-12) at Tennessee- season. Bidwell. 5, NY Islanders, Nystrom 2 (Kortko, Wavlond Baptist 78, Mesa (Colo.) 70 Raffe captures ski medal action, Bidwell spoke only in toIo said. “ The deplorable condi (unossisted) 0:16. 2, Boston, Courtnall 7 Henry), 7:43. 6, Chicago, Lormer 41 5:29; Rl.^Sutter, Pho, 8:34; Laldlow, W. Virginia Wesleyan 79, (3ulncv (III.) Chattanoga (a-7), 7 :X p.m. " I wouldn’t use those same ” Mr. Bidwell has been talking all (Kasper, Donnelly) 1:35. 3, Boston, (Savard, D. W ilson), 00., 18:49. NYR, 8:34; Crossmon, Pho, 14:17; 59 generalities. tions at the stadium still exist, but 07081309■ ■ KIngslOO LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Diann Roffe is making a habit ot numbers,” said Bidwell. “ I talked day,” the voice said, “ and the Fergus 26.(Lukowlch, O'Connell) 4:12.4, Penalties—Ludzik, ChL :28; Boutlller, Povellch, NYR, 15:54. Chorleston 68, Costleton St. 52 Houston (1513) ot Lomar (1611), 8:X The N F L meetings passed the that doesn’t mean they can’t be Boston, Lukowich 9 (Fergus, Slelgher) NYl, 2:15; Kortko, NYl, 5:18, D. Sutter, Drurv (Mo.) 66, Woynesburg (Pa.) 57 p.m. to Phoenix representatives last more you hear him the more you coming from behind. midway point Wednesday with fixed up to be a very workable 9:16.5, Boston, Donnelly 6 (Bourque), sh, NYl, 18:26; Ludzik, Chi, 19:19 Third period—None. Penalty— KANSAS ClfV (100) Butler 09-9) at Indiana (15-13)y 7:30 Sunday, but we haven’t talked realize he hasn't said anything.” 14:44 Penalties—Simmer, Bos,3:32; Fox, Smith, Pha, 12:24. 7 E.Johnson 8-14 4-4 20, Thrope 551-311, p.m. The I7-year-old skier from Williamson, N.Y., near Rochester, owners reluctant to take what had situation. since. Bidwell joined in the laughter. Plt,3:32; Blum, Bos,4:42; M cD onnell^it, Third period— 7, NY Islanders, Potvin Thompson692-410, Drew6141-213,Theus NCAA tournament brackets Fordham (19-D) ot Richmond (20-10), and the youngest m em ber of the U .S. Women's Ski Team , surged been an expected step into the ’ ‘This meeting was long overdue. 6:46; Reid, Bos, 12:51; Crowder, Bos, 13 (Nystrom, Kortko), 12:10. Penalties— Shots on goal—Philodelphia 18-12-6— 7t30 p.m. Woodson5141-311,Olbi(rdln3 frO rn tenth place on her secon'd and final run to capture the gold The main goal of the San Francisco 15:42; Lemleux,Plt,17:42. Dineen, N Y l, 12:50. ^ 36. N Y Rangers4-8-9—21. Verhoeven space age. Second period—6, Boston, LInseman Shots pn Gool—NY Islanders 14-11-9^ Power-ploy conversions — • 1-4(M)2,Buse0-104)0. Totals41-871531100. . . . . (Reglonol seeds In parentheses) medal Wednesday at the World Cup Women's Giant Slalom event They tabled the experimental 49ers is to see that Candlestick 23, (Simmer) 14:43. 7„ Boston, Reid 11 Philadelphia 5-2, NY Rangers 4-1. (All Times EST) 34. Chicago 13-15-14—42. at Whiteface Mountain.' use of radio-equipped helmets, Park is brought up to standards (Slelgher, Goring) 17:42. Power-play conversions—NY Island DALLAS (110) East Bey dreams of title Penalties—Donnelly, Bos, maior ers 5-1; dhlcago6-2. Goalies—Philadelphia, Lindbergh. Agulre 1622 65 32, Perkins 58 2-4 IX M arch 14 Armed with tips from teammate Cindy Nelson, which were although the league’s>competition and the mayor has gone overboard (fighting), 10:30; Young, Pit, maior Goalies—NY Islanders, Hrudey. Chl- NY Rangers, Vonblesbrouck. A— Bryant 1-4 OO 2, Oovls 34 1-1 7, At Hartford, Conn. sent up with a two-way radio, R offe raced straight down a course committee hopes something can be to try to do that.” (fighting), 10:30; Boston bench 17,409. Grorgetown, 362 (1) ve,-Lehigh, 12-18 Baseball LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U PI) - In a Bey's mathematics seem sound cogo, Bannerman. A—17,832. Blackmon 9-11 35 21, Harper 9-14 OO 19, worked out in time for a test during Feinstein said $20-$30 million (served by Reid) 11:19; Mllbury, Bos. Referee—Denis Morel, Vincent 69 6714, Nlmphlus2-4IM)4, Ellis (16), 12:07 p.m. that was icy.in spots and soft and wet in others. recurring dream, David Bey enough. But most fight observers maior (fighting) 14:47; RIsslIng, Pit, Referee—Andy Van Hellemond. e 35 04) 7. Totals 508) 1622 118. Temple, 265 (8) vs. Virginia Tech, 268 (9), the exhibition season. would be spent raising the seating claims he sees himself standing figure his dreams about Friday mlnor-malor (fighting),14:47. !«n City 31 a 23 11-100 2:37 p.m. While rule changes were being capacity of Candlestick Park to 4 over a fallen. Larry Holmes. night's fight are, well, dreams. Dolto 3132a2S-11l (Winners play at 2:11 p.m. March 16) Wednaaday's llnescoraa Third period—0, Pittsburgh, McCarthy -Oilers?,RedWIngsB Thre6Polnt goals — Harper, Ellis. Winner by knockout, and new The 35-year-old champion — now 8 (LamoureOx, Fox) 9:38, sh 9, Fouled out—None. Total fouls— (13) , 7:07 p.m. Nebraska bumps Canislus In NIT heavyweight champion ... the Pittsburgh, Bullard 27, 10:43; 10, Pit, of the International Boxing Feder KonsosCIty 21, Dallas 27. Rebounds— Southern Methodist, a-9 (5) vs. Old Rangara 10, Yankaaa 7 whole bit. Lemleux 33 (Shedden). Penalties— Detroit 1 ] 3—6 Rec League Konsu* City 36 (Thompson 13), Dallas 42 Dominion, 1611 (12), 9\37 p.m. > LINCOLN, Neb. — Dave Hoppen celebrated his 21st birthday ation, formerly of the World. Lemleux, Pit. 8:08. Lamoureux, Eric Hall to defend “ I dreamed I knocked him out in Edmonton 3 1 3—7 (Bryant 13) Assists—Kansas City 27 (Winners playamlnutes after conclusion with 21 points Wednesday night to lead Nebraska to a 79-66 Boxing Council — has earned an Pit 12:33; Lamoureux, Pit 17:39; First period—1, Edmonton, (Wessler 18 (Theos10),Dallos 34 ([Javis, Blockmon, of Game 1 AAorch 16) of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. the seventh round, then I dreamed Cosfier, Bos, 17:39h M arch IS victory over Canisius College in the first-round of the National estimated $20 million in his 12-year (Anderson, Gretzky), pp, 6:53. 2, .” °:??!:,*“ <='’>'''*‘* " '“ '»-EJohnson. Texas m 001141—10141 I knocked him out in the fourth Edmonton, Krushelnyskl 37 (Llnd- A—)6,963. At Atlanta, Oa. career. And Wednesday he reiter ' Shots on goal—Boston 13-12-11—1 New York (AL) x o a n o o — 7 * 1 Invitation Tournament. strom, Lumley), 15:29. 3, Edmonton, (3) VS. Northeastern, a-8 M ^ n , Welsh (4), R. Wright (7) and New England crown round and then I dreamed I ated his plan to make his 18th title 36. Pittsburgh 8-5-14—27. Adult basketball (14) , 12:07 p.m. The Cornhuskers, 16-13, advance to the second round of the Gretzky 65 (KurrI, Huddy), 17:10. 4, Scott, Slought (7); Whitson, Pulido (5), knocked him - out in the third defense his last. Detroit, Gore 22 (KIslo, Lodouceur), C ^ ro lo , 216 (6) vs. Wichita State, 1612 M urray (8) and Wynegar, Espino (5). W— NIT. Cahisius finished the season at 20-10. Power play conversions—Boston 0-5; Green Hardware 95 (Pete Doreman Lakers 120. Jazz IDS (11), 2 :a p .m , Eric Hall of Bolton, three-time score for the two days of shooting. round,” Bey said at a Riviera Hotel A victory over Bey would leave Pittsburgh 0-4 18:36. Penalties—McClelland, Edm, 30, Ed Beedle 14, Steve Chotiner 14, Wright. L — Murray. HRs — Texas, Hoppen, a junior center, scored 11 of his points in the first half 5:22; Park, Det, 5:22; Ladouceur, Det, Hank Brown 10), Style 86 (Dave (Winners ploy at 2:10 IK MANCUKSTKK MKHAM). Thursd;>v, Miitrh 14. I98r) . ) A b ou t Tow n J Legion paradss for Irish Bridge Club tells winners MHS jazz goes to Bostdb Radio operators meet The color guard of Dilworth Cornell-Quey f’ost 102 LOOK FOR THE STARS... The lliirtfor.d County Amateur Radio Association Manchester AM Bridge Club results for the March 4 BOSTON — Tllii Manchester High'school Ja'zz will have its monthly meeting tonight al 8 at the will njarch in the St. Patrick’s Day parade in Hartford game include: Ensemble, under the direction of Kurt Eckhardt, will Veterans M(*fnorial Clubhouse. East llarttoi-d All starti^ at 11 a m. 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Entry fee is $1 Workshop, .57 Hollister St. .All mentally retarded $85,900. New on the Industrial or warehouse on k’riday at ,8 p in at St. James Church. All are Includes Dolby NR, Boss hours. $750 or best otter. refreshments will be served. Amission will be $5 a For more infornuition. call David Melander at citizens from the area are invited Relreshmftnts wil Market! Impeccable 6 building, ample parking, be served w e lcom e and T re b b le con trols and 647-1821. couple. 508-548,5 fro m 7 to 9 p m room full dormered Cope city utilities. F.J SplleckI m ore. $90. C a ll 646-1063 with 3 bedrooms, 2 full R ealtors, 643-2121. after 4:30pm. HONDA - CB 350. Excel baths, tireplaced living CARPENTRY ABp RE lent condition! $500. Call room, beautiful Florida RESTAURANT - Down 0 0 0 JOBS. Trockliw. SFINNINO WHEELS, N A M E YOUR OV|p afte r 6; 00pm. 643-9661. room plus garage. Situ town Manchester, very MODELING SERVICES MBmt r«patrs. You notne your only tourco for PRICE— Father and a#, *- Complete NMl* re ated on lovely pork-llke good breakfast ond'lunch If, 1MO do it, F rM IMtl- hlil^lv auotltied DJ's la Foat, -4teoendoble air* grounds and a delight to business. Good lease. 649- pairs and re w o u n d . PETS fiMrfo*. Iimired. MMOIM, roody to offer the wideat vice. PaInMno. Pooir* Quoittv work. Riloren- 170 J RECREATION see. Call for details. Sen 8335, ask for Karl or voricty of mualc at the handing $> Removol. Coll I'd IVEHICLES try Real Estate, 643-4060. Bonnie. ces. licensed ondDNured. SFItiNO CLEAN U F - lowest posalbie rotea 646-5761. Coll 646-8165. F R E E TO GO O D H O M E - 645-2711 HtHMHt ond tree trim- around. No matter what ■....Nij>ftil6tt>if...... ' ClassifiedStore Office Sooce Business Opportunities 22 Household Goods 1 year old female puppy. Notices For- advertiserhents to be LIKE AN EAGLE'S mind. Light trutddng. the event, remember to PAINTIM 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Situation Wanted 23 Resorf Prooerlv Misc tor Sole Rates NEST ■ High amid the HANGINl ABLE HOME IMPROVE Cocker Spaniel cross. Dubiis.hed Mondgv, the deed Lawn mowing. Dopgndo- coil Spinning Wheels OJ MENTS • Room Addi CAMPER SPECIAL - L o s t / F o u n d 01 Emofoyment Info 24 A/liSC fo r R e n t Home ond Garden Minimum Charge rocks and tall trees sits Rentals Interlorig Gentle disposition, good line IS 2 30 0 m on Friday bit. Insured. Roy Hardy, Service at 649-5488. Ask tions, Egmlly Rooms, Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 P e r s o n a ls 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent ./Pets $3 00 for one day ■* this architecturally de paired. 1 w ith children. 649-2008. 64$-7»73.______for Bobby B. Porches, Decks, Sldlno, people. Automatic. Good Announcements 03 Roommotes Wonted Musical ilen.s P e r W o r d : signed residence. Six plus yn I ROOMS Insured. tires. Excellent condi room s, each creating Its m ' Roofing. Replacement PUPPY TRAINING - A u c t io n s 04 Recreotiond' llt'nl^ ' 2 d o v s 20C Read Your Ad . a ' h e n r y PERW NAL- AAoHin Window^’! "Your Com tion! No Rust. Call 742- 4 Real Estate owtv Individual atmos ^ ' I for r e n t Classes designed for pups A n tiq u e s 3 S dovs 18C IZEO LAWN CARE - JOCKEYS FORE/,. inga,i 8055. Services Clossitied advertisements phere. A gourmet kit plete Remodeling Ser 8 to 16 weeks old. Starting Homes for Sole 31 T d g S o 'e s 6 d o v s 16C Looking tor someone CASION, Hl(^ vice.'64S-9M6. ore token bv telephone as a chen, 2 ’/2 baths, spacious March 28 at the East Financial Condominiums 32 Services Offered 51 Wanted to D„ y . ^ 26 d r jv s , 12C MEN ONLY -.Central reticMo and otftclent? sound system f" Hartford YWCA. Train INVITATION T O BID #7S5 convenience foyer and lots of glass to "ARCHITECT TO DESION Lots'Lond (or Sole 33 Painting Pooerinq 52 location, kitchen privi Total lawn core, commo- plete light I ^ H E A T t N B / your puppy to become a M o r r o a g e s 11. H a p p y A d s: , a llo w the outside In... PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS Investment Prooerty 34 Building Contracting 53 The Manchester Herald is leges, parking available. r clol, ond rtsldonttoi. nobtb feet. Co| managable adult. Call Personol Loans 12 $3 00 per colum n inch Enlov your 1.3 acres of Security and references Ught trudtlng, trot iati- S4F1992, or FOR MAYBERRY SCHOOL - Business Prooerty 35 'Rooting Siding 54 resDunsibleonIvforoneincor 721-1386. I n s u r a n c e ...... 13 prim e - Manchester land required. $55 weekly, 643- motw, fully iniurid. M7- 6457. IfA R R A f ^ REPLACEMENT OF ROOF Resort Property 36 Heating, Plum bing 55 Automotive I'ect_inserbon and then only and a dazzling view from m ir b * AND REBUILD EXISTING Wanted to Borrow 14 Deadlines 2693. FOGARTY BROTHERS Floor■^ng SO Cars Trucks tor Soic ;i tor the size 'of the originol the wraparound deck. E X F E R I E N t /IPilters, MiMltr JNOIN, — Bothroom remodel DOG TRAINING - Inter CHIMNEY- For ciossitied advertise in s e r t io n mediate and advance The Board of Education, 110 Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicvcies 72 Y o u ’ ve roared to the top. MESTtC-Wllli S,Pl| ing; Inetoliotion water Long Hill Drive, East Hart Rentals merjts to be published Tues Now enloy It... Offered at classes starting M a rch 28 Employment Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles 73 Errors which do not lessen ROOM FOR RENT - Kit hoifae er oil tiiotere, eorboge dlsgo- ford, CT will receive sealed dqy through Saturday, the $175,000. B la n c h a rd 8, ; foucet repairs. 6 » - at the East Hartford bids tor "ARCHITECT TO Rooms tor Rent 41 Auto Services 74 thevalueotthe advertisemen't chen privileges. For Weekly or bH S deadline is noon on the dav Rossetfo, 646-2482. '. Viso/MOsterCard Y W C A . C a ll 721-1386. DESIGN PLANS AND SPE & Education For Sale will not be corrected bv an female. $225 Including OOUG'S A APPLIANCE F F l NWte. Refereni CIFICATIONS FOR MAYB Apartments for Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Lease 75 before Publication . 647-1 occepted. Help Wanted 21 Holidov/Seasondl additional insertion utilities. Call after 6pm, IWPAfR • l^ t. ggaiity Me. Colt 875-5 ERRY SCHOOL - REPLACE Homes for Rent 43 61 Miscx-Automotive 76 JUST LISTED! 4-5 bed FR EE - One year old mole MENT OF ROOF AND RE 289-6596. aertrlce prtcod bolow Guinea Pig. Evenings room Raised Ranch lo- conwitltors, ReiidUi re- LICENSED e f l i E O N . BUILD EXISTING CHIM ‘ VBUILOEK 643-6149. NEY". Bid Information and cated in a fine WITH PORCH, KIT poire done on oil moRes HOME hte al Specifications ore available r n BUSINESS V Manchester area! 2 full CHEN PRIVILEGES, and models of Malar iotaof love, etl fioddttionl at the Business Office. Sealed baths, family room, for near busline ond shop oppliances. Call uatodery, o ’eative pk ^*^,rec 1 bids will be received until HELP WANTED 1 £ £ J opportuniti^ FLOORSAtiOjING 10:30 A .M ., M a n d a v, M a rc h I ^ L D S T AND FDUND [ ^ L O S T AND FDUND [ 1 i ] hELP WANTED’ [I i J hELP WANTED HD h elp w a n ted HELP WANTED mal living 8, dining Schdoiorca. ^chens r| RECREATIONAL HD HD ping. C a ll 647-9288. Leave lay. •Ml", btc«»ne"«:»re* Fioora like new;: Speclol- 25, 1985, at w hich tim e thev rooms, a real nice lands name and phone. fgrred cuefomer ot Sfings# 1 1^ITEMS will be publlciv opened and caped lot and a one year ti-|F0offftg. Izlng In older flopra.natu* read aloud. The Board of MEDICAL ASSISTANT PART TIME Hartford furthgr reduced rMos. CDNSTRUCTIDN ES- WAITRESS - Part time T-SHIRT PRINTING ERA BUYERS PRDTEC- m am . , ralandstalhedRobrs.No Education reserves the right OR L P N T O -W O R K IN m anufacturing firm hoso TIMATDR - Must hove days. Apply Victor's EQUIPMENT. 4-color TIQN PLAN. Realisti waxing anymewe. J t t m to accept or relect any or all ROCKVILLE Specialist’s port time clerical open COURT HOUSE 1 MEM bids or the right to waive x, ^orchltecturol/drafting Family Restaurant, 976 printer, conveyor dryer, cally priced In the low APARTMENTS .f-'OUMAS^ Vertailie.CaliRi6-57S0. office. About 17 hours per ing. 4 hours per day, skills and understand the SuillvoTi Ave., South exposing unit and ca DAYCARE -•Tl^'mEe. Ughta BERSHIP - Monthly tecs te c h n ica l fo rm a litie s It It Isin CARPENTERS NEEDED 90's. Blanchard 8, Ros- m FOR RENT paid through April. SSO".’ the best Interest to do so. week, mostly afternoons. oreterably mornings. basics of engineering. W indsor, 644-3536. mera. Like new condi HOUSE* • Full or port , .- p v a p .^Mowingl - Immediate openings tor setto, 646-2482. time CARE 2 wM up. GIVE YOUR C a ll 6491-2160. RICHARD A. HUOT Send resum e to Box Z, Type 50 wpm. Basic m oth^ arpenters with 5 years of Must be throroughly fa tion, with supplies. Will Tproyem f i ftresw ... shMt:l 026-03 Manchester Herald, 16 sk ills helpful. Call FMIy Insured, Itapinae continuousr o n t l n i m i K experience In miliar with field proce RN, LPN -.Crestfleld train. $3,900. Phone 904- JUST LISTED! 3 bed MANCHESTER — Avail prices. Free \ P h m g i. d lied columnat Bralnard Place, Man 9006. nm^ng-'CaD Terri *663- oil phases of- construc dure. Please send resume Convalescent- Home In 756-2280. room ranch In Manches able Immediately. One, Colt onytime 1 ,c e fla e d ,| I buys! chester, CT 06040. 7340. tion. Full time employ to: Box D, Manchester Manchester has two posi ter South End. IV2 baths, two and three bedroom Money Saver FULL TIME - Diversified ment and benefits. Coll Herald, PO Box 591, M an tions available ev6ry fireplace, rec room, apartm ents. $410, $475, WANTED BACKHOE 8, • duties, typing helpful but TAG SALES 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00pm, chester, CT 06040. M onday, 7 - 3pm, and two breezwav, garage plus a $525, heat and hot water •DOZER OPERATORS - not necessary. Emblem & Monday thru Friday. week nights, 11 - 7am. In Real Estate gorgeous lot near Keeney included. J.D. Real Est Dump Truck Drivers. Bodge. 289-2864. PART TIME SECRE addition, on call time Is Street school! Blanchard ate, 646-1980. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Must have Class II Li TARY'S ASSISTANT frequently available. TAG SALE - Saturday LOST & FOUND 8. Rossetto, 646-2482. M a rch 16th, lOom. B aby cense. Black Top Rakers SECRETARY - Town of SECRETARY/RECEP- WANTED - Adding ma Crestfleld is a 155 bed, ■o] IHOMES 3'/2 RO O M A P A R T M E N T CELEBRITY CIPHER and Roller Operotbrs. Mansfield. Finance De TIDNIST - Full time, Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from guotaiions by gear, toys, and clothing. chine, typing, bookkeep S.N.F./I.C.F. Facility lo I'^MFORSALE HQUSE FDR SALE BY - Private home, heat, tamous people past and present Each letter in the cipher stands E xperienced of 5 or m ore partment. Busy munlcl- permanent position in ing and filin g experience. cated In a rural residen appliances. Working sin for another Today 's clue N equals V St. Marys Church, 41 ADS Manchester Real Estate QWNER - 7 room spilt Park Street, Manchester. A years need only apply. ple office needs responsi Flexible hours. Send re tial area. Please call Mrs, level on cul-de-sac - quiet gle adult only. No pets, t>y CONNif WIENER Benefits. C oll 742-6190. ble, Independent worker. firm, requires o pleasant FOR OUR SUBSCRIBERS sume, Box 203, Buckland J. Brownstein, D.N.S., V2 acre, vinyl siding, 3 children. C a ll 643-2880. Y ------Applicant should hove telephone manner, 60 “HMPH WCNDB, EPV, MW’B GARAGE SALE - Loads Station, Manchester. Monday thru Friday be- bedrooms, IV2 baths, rec several years secretarial wpm typing, word pro of clothing, brlc-a-brac, FULL TIME POULTRY tvVeen 9 and 3pm, a t ' room, screened patio. No j EAST HARTFORD - experience, accurate cessing experience, moth househood Items and i t FARM WORKERS - With FEDERAL, STATE, & 643-5151. HEBRON - Three bed agents. Low 80’s. 644-8781 Older gentleman. Two PCC HMWS*W DB. HMWSW Run a LosI & Found agricultural background typing skills (minimum aptitude, and excellent CIVIL JDBS now availa room Raised Ranch. room efficiency. All utili much more. Saturday, 40 wpm), and ability to writing skills. Fully paid 8 - 12noon or 4 - 6;00pm. M arch 16,10am -5pm. 112 and class 2 license. Paid ble. C a ll 1-619-569-8304 tor MANAGEMENT TRAI $84,600. Building Service ties. Newly remodeled. PDV'H VF EFSW. WNWSJHMDVK type tables and statistical medical and dental Insu Into. 24 hrs. R ealtors. 278-7000. Oak St., Manchester. Ad FREE For 6 Days health and retirement NEE - Fast growing no MANCHESTER - IDEAL Share a bath. $60 weekly. a plan. Arbor Acres Form, reports. Opportunity to rance, tultlpn benefits. tional corporation seeks C a ll 643-6712. (for month of March) learn word processing. Non-smoker only. Coll INVESTMENT PRDP- BHPSHB PVU WVUB IDHM 633-4681, Jam es A'i RLINES NDW H IR talented, motivated Indi M A N C H E S T E R - In pas E R T Y - 6-6 D uplex, 3 Considerable adminis Janice Christensen at 646- Frocchlo. ING, Reservatlonists, viduals for soles and toral splendor, yet four bedroom each side. MANCHESTER - Large 2 trative responsibilities 4040 or toll-free 1-800-662- stewardesses and ground operatlondl manage-, minutes from Main bedroom townhouse In MDE.” — XSLTW Automotive and the chance to expand 4800 between 2 and 6 Aluminum siding, IV2 CASHIER - Xtro Mart. crew positions available. ment trainee positions. Street, sets this tou r bed-, baths one side. Rents $450 ’convenient location. Must be 18 vears and your capabilities In finan weekdays to schedule on C oll 1-619-569-0241 tor de Degree preferred. For room quality Colonial Boyle Real Estate, 649- BRSDVKBHWW V. Call 643-2711 Interview or send o letter each side plus utilities. bondable. Hours flexible. cial management. Excel tails. 24 hrs. right Individuals we otter home designed tor execu 4800. lent working conditions telling about yourself and Assumable mortgage. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Illegal aliens have always been CARS/TRUCKS $3.50 to start. 50 cents challenging positions, tive liv in g . P ric e d to. $83,000. C a ll Helen 643- a problem in the United States. Ask any Indian. " — Manchester Herald extra tor third shift. Near and benefit package. Sa your qualltlcotlons. Ed ACCDUNTS- PAYABLE rapid advancement, and s e ll- C a ll now. $135,000. 149 O A K L A N D S T R E E T - FOR SALE Gorman Realtors, 604 0824. CorrentI & LoPenta Robert OrlYen MCC, Apply 404 Hartford la ry : $12,199 to $15,382. SUPERVISDR - The Man competitive compensa Century 21 Lindsey Real Two room heated apart Classified Advertising Send resume to Town East Middle Turnpike. Real Estate, 646-0042. Road. chester Board of Educa tion package.. If quali Estate, 649-4000. ment. Security. No pets. 1974 F IA T 128 S P O R T L — Manager, 4 South Eagle- tion Is'seeking an Ac fied, call 683-1500 or send $300 m onthly. C a ll 646- 8:30 am to 5:00 pm vine Road, Storrs, CT, * NEWLY LISTED 6 room T o te used fo r parts. C a ll counts Payable resume to: Andrew MANCHESTER - One of Colonial In prestige 2426,9 to 5. HOUSEHOLD P h il after 5pm, 528-1332. Non-Commercial subscribers only 06268 by M a rch 20th. Supervisor. This is a full 1 ^ 1 MISCELLANEOUS Gauthier, PO Box 44, the tew 3 bedroom, tam- Henry-Holllster Street 1^ 1 FOR RENT GOODS Also Panasonic AM/FM tlme(52 week) position East Windsor, CT 06088. , IIY room, 2 car garage area. Aluminum siding, MANCHESTER - Two CARPENTERS - Expe -car radio. effective Immediately. . Colonials left In this area room apartment. Fully rienced In framing, root PERMANENT PART screened porch, wall-to- DENTAL HYGIENIST - Applicants should have ADMINISTRATIVE AS at this price. Truly a rare furnished, including H A R T F O R D - Oft A irp o rt USED REFRIGERA ing, wood siding, and TIME person needed to wall, chain link fencing, 1973 C H E V Y M O N T E Part time, 1 to 2 days per of least 2 years commun SISTANT.- Bookkeeper, find. Won’t last. Century stove, refrigerator, ted, Road. Industrial Shop TORS, WASHERS, Interior trim. Transpor work In our busy check garage. Other features. CARLO - $550 or best Notices WANTED week. Congenial Glaston ity college or 3 years secretary. Agency serv 21 Lindsey Real Estate, bureau. $65 per week plus spaces fo r lease. 800 1500 Ranges - clean, guaran I^HELP tation and tools required. ing account department $87,900 an d w orth It. APARTMENTS ,9 lAPARTMENTS otter. Mechanicolly re bury office. Coll 633-3509 experience. Excellent be ing developmently dis 649-4000. $84,900. two weeks security dep square feet. Ideal for teed, parts and service. Top wooes, medlcol be os p researcher and rel let Group I, Belflore (FOR RENT built and needs' body between 10 and 3. nefits. Contact Mrs. abled adults. Salary 8,000 osit. Call otter 3pm. 646- FOR RENT small shops. Excellent Low prices. B.D. Pearl & nefits ond poid vocotlon phone operator. Ideal lob Agency, 647-1413. I w ork. 646-1091. ' tor person who bos child Ladd, 647-3451. E O E. -10,000. H ockanum .lndus- GREAT ADDRESS Goes 8877. lo c a tio n . 563-0763, 563- Son, 649 Main Street, |oi]LOST AND FOUND ovolloble to select Indl- ' trles, 871-6724. E D E . w ith this super U 8> R B u ilt 3602. 643-2171. vlduols. Send resume to: ren In school. Hours ore ATTRACTIVE^SIX COVENTRY - Newly dec 3 ROOM APARTMENT 1982 SUBARU - GL CLEANING PERSON - 2 Split. Many custom fea 3 '/2 RO O M FIR S T FLO O R P.D. Box 1518, Monches- 9:30om to2;00pm. Person ROOM RANCH - Vinyl orated one bedroom with heat 8. hot water, W agon. 4x4. Standard. hours per day, 4 days per tures, hobby room, spa - Stove, refrigerator. No FOR SALE - Refrigera Quili FOUND - Large black HAIRDRESSER - Expe ter, CT 06040. must- hove excellent EXECUTIVE SECRE siding, 2 baths, eat-ln- apartm ent. 742-6858. stove, refrigerator, AM/FM Cassette. Low LTV STEEL COMPANY week. Perfect tor stu cious porch and more. utilities. No pets. Mar tor, Whirlpool, Limited mole, Newfoundland rienced with .following. phone mannerism, good TARY TD CDVENTRY kltchen, paneled den, carpet. $335. Adults only. ROOMMATES mileage. Excellent con seeks Individual capable dent. C bll 643-2103. Call today! Jackson & ried couple only. First edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic dog. White markings on Friendly atmosphere. DFFICE - Horttord mo- typing skills and flggre TDWN MANAGER. Posi fireplace, attic fan, base IMMACULATE 2 bed No pets. Security deposit. WANTED dition. A sk in g $5,995. 289- Save money ... make this of performing molnte- Jackson Real Estate, 647- and last month security. ft. Power saving control. front paws. 643-7358, or Vocation, sick pay and nufocturfno firm bos op- aptitude. EDE. For on tion Involves duties re ment, attached garage, room apartm ent In quiet Centrally located. Call 1052 evenings and lovely quilt a **fim8h>a8- nance duties on second 8400 o r 646-8646. A v a ila b le June 1st. $300 Outlet for Icemaker. 1 646-2844. , educational benefits. Call erifng tor ._^person with oppointment, coll be CUSTOMER SERVICE quiring Independent many extras. Owner, 646- residential neighbor 646-7690 or 643-0496. weekends. you-go’* design from lefU shift. Individual should m onthly. C a ll 649-9521. APARTMENT TO year old. Must sell - 643-2103 or 647-1315. diversified clericol skills. tween 1 ;00pm and CLERK Needed to work ludgment and Initiative. 3822. $86,900. hood, with nice yard. over fabrics. LOST - 2 year old spayed have strong electrical 4:00pm, 649-4586. In a busy, checking ac Typing essential, shor A PLEASURETOSHOW- Large basement, ap SHARE - Manchester. M ovin g . $525. C a ll 646- 1976 DATSUN B210 - Ex No. 5544 has pattern background as well as Must type 50 worn. COII South Windsor Split Neat, responsible roo- 7473. . piece; complete direc female cat. Tortoiseshell 522-9006. count department. Posi thand skills preferred. pliances, no pets. $475 per STORE AND cellent condition. Blue. with white paws wearing mechanical skills. Com EXPERIENCED MA- tion involves heavy Ability to function under Level In great neighbor LOTS/LAND month plus utilities. mate wanted to share two Standard transmission. tions. petitive sa la ry and fringe hood. 7 rooms, 3 bed- OFFICE SPACE bedroom apartment. $235 KIRSCH TRAVERSE block flea collar. “ M o lly " SECRETARY - A very CHINE SHDP DFFICE phone contact and deal pressure and to work with FOR SALE Write Box CC, Manches $1,295. C a ll 646-2796 after Tt trtfir, MBd $230, ftr tadi benefits. Apply In person roohis, 1'/j baths, fam ily Pius '/ 2 utilities. Call days DRAPERY ROD, Antique^ Missing since February chollena'lhg ond diversi HELP with various skills ing with customers. Must the public. Extensive ter Herald, PO Box 591, 5:00 pm . Mtteni, piMt ftr ptstaft lai PART TIME TELLERS - at West Main St., Route tor growing company. room and attached gar 643-2377. brass, 84" - 120" w ith a ll UMdIItg. 27, ,1985 fro m S liv e r fied position Is open Im- hove excellent phone workload Involved. Sa- Manchester, CT 06040. M A N C H E S T E R — O ffice We will train. Apply In 32, '/4 mile East pt Route Please c o ll 643-5549. age, nice, large lot, all hardware. Like new, $35. ANNE CAtOT Street, Co'ventry. Please medlotely for o quollfled mannerism, good typing lo ry range: $12,000 to LAND SALE space. Ideal for accoun 1973 POST OFFICE JEEP ca ll 742-9911 or 742-6267, person. Savings Bank of 6, Wllllmantic. Equal skills, figure aptitude and 13,900, plus benefits. For combine to make this a Mnntt tant, lawyer or sales of C a ll 646-6268. - Many new parts. Call liMKiMBitr HarM secretory. A’bockoround CT/MA BORDER now lofcini OMMlcoHono, \ M a n ch e ste r, 923 M a in Opportunity Employer, PLUMBER'S HELPER the ability to deal with details and application home you must seell l1IPAv«.*f AMtrteas REWARD OFFERED. In morketing ond soles oot.tIPSto SIM. Two SRoot. M S fice. Central location. INCOME TAX between 6 and 9pm. 649- Street. M/F. WANTED - Steady work. $91,900. Strano Real E st to S4M. Root Indwtfoo hoot, hot OLDER FOUR DRAWER Ntw Y»r«, N.Y. 1009A helpful. Shorthond or customers effectively. apply at Town Manager's 174^ A c f m $19,900 Ample parking. Call 649- 4364, $500. Full benefits. Good ate, 647-"SQLD". wotof. W/W cor 00 tin#, r o n i, ro- iSERVICE DRESSER with full friBt Name, Artrirau with IIP LOST - Female German speed writing required. Banking experience a Office, Town Office Bold la-r Acres $14,900 friff.. «soooel. coll for oM m * 2891. CONE aatf sqrla NM*tr. wages. C o ll 649-2871, M 8. plus. EOE. For an ap tom. olovotor. lountfry. com* sw ing-type m irro r. Has 6” Shepherd. 7 years old. Minimum of 2veorsexpe- ing, Coventry, CT. An 7* A^ee $12,900 NEW ONE BEDROOM 1 9 7 4 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL^ Over 200 ae- M Plumbing. pointment, call between equal opportunity em MANCHESTER - NEW rminrty room ond ttorooo oroo. legs. Needs some work. Black and tan. Reward. ESTIMATOR/ORDER W RITER- rlence. Friendly otmos- Southarn'exposures. nice Unit* now ihown by ooooint- APARTMENTS - Heat, MANCHESTER - Office NETKIN'S TAX SER S C A M P - 6 cylin d e r. $650. lections and a FREE 1:00pm and 4:00pm. 649- LISTING - $65,900. mont, AAondoy. Wodnoidey, Prt* $50.00. 643-2880 Please c a ll 633-6000 or phere. Pold vocotlon ond ployer. Applications views, mixed hardwoods, hot water, stove, refrig or retail space. High Runs excellent. 647-7420 Pattern Section in the SECRETARY - Wanted 4586. Charming older Colonial doy. IS o.m.- • It OJn. Moom coll VICE - Low rates, strictly 686-8551 M onday thru F r i Entry lewl ixwitioii nxiuinis cnorgoliv full employee paid benef must be In the Town open meadows, and a for oooointmont. erator, older persons pre traffic area. Excellent afte r 6pmi ALBUM. Just 13.00. nice, cheery person tor In good fa m ily neighb or confidential. Over 10 ve day, 8 to 5. 627-0305 after [Xiirson to train a.s a jo b estimator its. C o ll; R osalie BrunettI Manager's Office no later large deep trout stream ferred. No pets. Near sign visibility. F.J. Spi- MOHS at 13*21 aadi hood! 7 rooms, 3 bed a rs experience. 644-1009. I MISCELLANEOUS 5pm. iUHl order writer. Attention for on Interview, 643-2487. progressive real estate MATURE PERSON to than M a rch 22, 1985. on the two larger parcels. 52B<6522 parkode. $450. C a ll 643- le ck l, 643-2121. 1974 VOLKSWAGEN SU S*12t— SOUS— OM aai Nav. Na« office to do typing, shor rooms, 1st floor family Ideal tor permanent or va- m I f o r s a h tajlrasi tMai: Saw ta naSa m a m . to details iinixirUuit. Pressure Blast Manufac work as alvle- 6802 or 649-6205. TAX TRIMMERS - Let PER BEETLE - Good S-1M - AbtPSAAE SVlLfS. >4 thand, and general office housekeeper In sm all rest .CLERK - Accounts paya room, fireplace, garag* catlon/retlrement home. alaaei aai aaaiiaaai Some printing experieiiee a plus. turing, Manchester, MANCHESTER - Store our expeirts prepare your condition. Approxi work. Coll Mr. Lindsay ble, fast paced, varied, and more! Call'tor de- Excellent financing. Call HOMES h u t — NEIILOMI NANDIffMK— Connecticut. . home. 11 - 7 shift. Call front for rent, good loca 17'/i FO O T L IN C O L N C A mately 100,000 miles. 20 tfsas af a tail await ildHi. for Intervijew at 649-4000. figure aptitude and flexi tallsll Realty World 802-257-4347. 1984 tax returns In the ANNDUNCEMENTS 649-4510 between 8 and 2, FOR SALE MANCHESTER - Second tion, reasonable rent, privacy of your home. ' NOE and accessories, $2,300. Serious Inquiries SU 2 -«TS filVI ar KEEP — 4S C O S T C L E R K Monday thru Friday. bility required. Must be Frechette, 646-7709. aaaiiawait IttM ta M ta. floor apbrtment, 2 bed needs some work. Call 633-6558. Coldspot refrigerator, only. 646-7946 afte r 5pm. S-US-CtAFTS-M pasaa at falcS- Lxiking for bright individual witli a|)titude accurate arid dependa rooms, heat and applian Sue at 647-0692 after 7pm washer and dryer. 643- VERNON - New to the for figures to east out luid analyze jolw. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED MATURE ADULT ble. Experience pre ces Included, no pets. $500 o r 275-2937 between 8 and 9574 between 8am and E M E R G E N C Y ? In M a n ferred, but not necessary. market. U 'A R 7 room chester, dial 911 tor fire, Familiarity with eomputer interns, offiee WANTED tor part time plus security. Call 646- 4. 8pm. BANK IN MANCHESTER AREA Competitive wage and Contemporary. Cathed police, medical help. ^ imKedun-s and aeeounting a Infant care In own home By Owner— Manchester 3979. For Sale N E E D H E L P ? SI. John St. or my home In Manches benefit package. Call tor ral celling living room, M ANCHESTER - 3050 sq. DOOR INSIDE WITH REPOSSESSIONS defTnit*' plas. Mitst lx ‘ ambitious and ’ 115-175 first floor fam ily robm, 3 St. Lawrence SL ter. Please call 643-1735. an appointm ent, 646-1737, MANCHESTER - Two ft., 1000 sq .ft, offices, 2050 F R A M E - 32 by 79 fo r Prieot Bodueod For FAST? haw the aliility to reason out a pmhiem. ell Plllowtex Corp. EOE. bedrooms, 2'/i baths, .West Middle Turnpike bedroom "^pwnhouse - sq. ft. shop or warehouse. 1021 HOUSEHOLD cottage or apartment. Q uick Sale 420-496 stone fireplace, spoclous Excellent location and Good condition. $30. Call EltlJ ' • Mexfem pmgressive printing plant. Alsxender SL Fully appllanced kitchen. GOODS May be seen at tha Sav- Advertise with PART TIME - Male/Fe- sun deck, Immaculate facility. Available April. 649-3671. Exeellent wages and lilH-ral non-<'ontrihuU>ry Center St. •II TRAVEL CONSULTANT Wall-to-wall carpeting. Ingt Bank of Manchaater. 467-553 odd onliniy male mornings, late at- throughout. $129,900. U & $535 monthly. Including Call Bill Stevenson, 643- 023 Main Street, between & Education iH'nefit pmgram. Lincoln SL To fill position at small, R R ealty, 643-2692. The Herald III congenial Hartlord-area .ternoons. Mens clothing heat and hot water. No 5660. QUEEN SIZE WATER- SWIM POOLS WARE the houra of 9am to 4pm, Perkins St. Monday through Friday. III agency M ust be Apollo- store. C a ll 649-7901. pets. Lease plus security BED - Simmons, wave H O U S E forced to dlsppse .Send resume Attn: Allx-rt k^ler, M A N C H E S T E R - $81,900i' and get Ridgewood St. III trained, must have mini deposit. 646-0352. , less, conventional style, of new on/ground, 31 foot replies will Ix' kept confidential. Perk SL mum two years exp^l- JUST LISTED this spa MISCEIIANEOUS long pools complete with isn Mix Snilli flM ence with computer res 991 BUSINESS cious 8 room Colonial takes only 80 gallons of 1»9 IW i 11* V* ' X W HELP WANTED An Equal Opportunity Employer M/E Ciisitnut St. FOUR ROOM APART FOR RENT water. Frame, mat huge sundecks, fencing, FAST HD 142-100 ervation system. Good with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 19)1 I W *M E itl Center S i 25-200 odd only ‘ ‘ ■ OPPORTUNITIES MENT IN QUIET tresses & built-in heater. hIgh-rate filters, pumps, salary and benefits availa beautiful new kitchen ladders, warrantee, etc. 19)9 lack hgl S.919 ble for Individual ready to NEIGHBORHOOD, S375. One year old. Originally RESULTS! NEWSPAPER DEALER ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC with breakfast bar, fire Asking $988 COMPLETE. 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST handle corporate and va Deposit and references MANCHESTER - 12,000 $700, asking $400. A fte r NEEDED IN ANDOVER- MANCHESTER HERALD place, den and oversized Financing available. Call HEBRON AREA. Must MANCHESTER, CT 08040 cation travel. Please send required. C u ll 643-4400, square feet free standing 5pm, c o ll 528-1405. Call Circulation Dept. resume to Box C. Man garage. Nicely lands Newer, Eeay to maintain, Aluminum elded, 7 room Co qfter 5 p.m. Stan, toll-free, 1-000-524- hove dependable car and ‘the mark of printing excellence Industrial or warehouse P L A C IN G A N A D In c la s M anchester chester Herald. P.D. Box caped & great for a lonial. 3 Badrooma, larga FIrtplacad living room, For building available In Sep 0595. be bondable. Call Mrs. mal dining room, aat-ln kitchan with ap^lancaa, 1 Vt FURNITURE FOR SALE sified Is a' very easy, 647-0946 591,' Manchester, CT growing family. Call for tember. All utllltesavall-i F ro m e rth , 647-9946. 06040. batha, Rac. Room. Muatte aaan to te appraclatad. Aak- - M oving • A ll must go. All simple process. Just dial Herald" an appointment. Sentry able. Ample parking. F.J. furniture less than 3 NEVER PLACED a v^rant 643-2711. W e 'll help you Real Estate, 643-4060. Ing tM.800. 649-1373. N o Agantt or B ro k tn Ptaaaa. S p lle ckI R e a lto rs , 643- months old. Call after ad? There’s nothing to It word your ad for m axi 643-2711 2121. . , 10am, 646-2941. ... lust d ia l 643-2711- mum response. 20 - MANrilKSTKn HKHAl.n, Thiirsd;iy. Miirch 14. -1985 Business BUSINESS In Brief f UConn offers workshop Americans forget oil crisis of 70s FARMINGTON — An all-day workshop de signed to help public works managers improve productivity in their departments will be held repairs also rose. Only gasoline prices continued their After coping with two fuel crises and an inflation - April 10 at the University of Connecticut's Barney explosion that nearly Tripled our cost tff-idriving drop.' House on Mountain Spring Road. The con f^en i^ With "voluntary " quotas on some import models, comparable new cars in one decade, you and I are is sponsored by the UConn Institute of Public U.S. car makers unloaded their larger, more once again becoming "oil gluttons” — and thereby ‘ Y o u r Service. For reservations, call 486-2828.. i, expensive models, too. Car dealers are seeking a new inviting the oil-rich sheiks to slide in and shake us M o n e y 's law to prohibit volume discounts for so-called U.S. down as they did in the 1970s. "fle e t" buyers who purchase vehicles in large Failure index declines We finally had the OPEC nations under control. Our W o rth quantities. This would inevitably mean higher annual traveling by auto had been declining for NEW YO RK — The Dun & Bradstreet Business charges later for the two out of three vehicles we buy almost a decade. Then, in 1984, auto travel rose about . . Sylvia Porter Failure Index decreased 2.8 points to 91.4 in the used rather than new, says Smith — because two out of 3 percent. Auto ownership costs — after dropping in week ended Feb. 22. 1983 for only the second time in history — roie 5.5 three of us tell Hertz pollsters we can't afford ne* ' The current Failure Index indicates that the percent to a record 45.67 cents a mile for typical new units. level of failures in the latest week is more than 8 Why do some motorists think it's OK to increase 1984 compacts. percent below the average level of weekly their driving under today’s conditions? Because "And in 1984, for the first time in nearly a dozen prices soared 195 percent for comparable models. failures in the base month for the index. October fuel-efficiency in new cars is almost double what it years," says Leigh Smith, the veteran researcher for But because buyers selected smaller makes with 1983 ^ Hertz, "U.S. motorists contributed to the yearly rises fewer options, their sticker prices jumped "just" 166 was a decade ago, and coupled with this is a drop in The year-to-date'' Business Failure Index per-gallon pump prices from a $1.36 average in 1981 to in costs to own and run cars rather than trying to curb percent, and typical ownership and operating costs increased 1.6 points to 80.0. them.” From 1972 to 1983, in order to curb rose "only" 172 percent. (The percentages scarcely $1.13 last year and even less at self-service stations. This gives motorists the illusion that running skyrocketing expenses. Smith told me, we: seem to warrant the qualifications "ju st" and "only” • Cut our motoring mileage 22 percent to 8,037 given the auto purchase prices.) , expenses are reasonable — but this is only an illusion. Mortgagors get dividends We American motorists have beaten OPEC and miles a year; And even at 1984’s slightly higher 8,317-mile-a-year HARTFORD — A total of $900,000 will be forced Detroit to curb costs somewhat — but we can't • Settled for cars a foot shorter and 1,000 pounds travel, a typical vehicle’s annual cost was up a mere distributed to 44,000 mortgage borrowers in lighter; 97 percent in the dozen years, reflecting ourdrivingof relax. Cut driving. Buy the size car you need, and nothing Connecticut who participate in the Savings • PTssed up costly, fuel-wasting optional gadgets: the smaller, older models and the still-reduced annual Baqks’ of Connecticut group mortgage life bigger. If you’re a multicar family, trjf to replace one • Began to keep our buggies longer than at any time mileage. insurance plan. The plan, offered on a voluntary since World War II — almost I'/i years vs. about 5.7 Drivers were hardly alone in pushing expenses to an by public transit, car- or van-pooling to commute, walking or biking to stores and taking fly-rent or basis to mortgage borrowers, is underwritten by years a decade ago. (The longer a car is kept, the less all-time record last year, the new Hertz study Phoenix Mutual in cooperation with the Savings expensive it usually is to own and run; this is because indicates. Manufacturers raised typical new 1984 bus-taxi vacations. The multi-digit inflation of the 1970s was worsened Banks Life Insurance System in Connecticut. depreciation, loan interest and insurance normally compact model purchase prices 9 percent above '83: Area banks whose insured mortgagors will be drop, offsetting repair rises.) car loan interest rates averaged a full percentage by higher car and truck outlays. We nriust control our motoring. We must never drive ourselves back to the receiving cash dividends are the Savings Bank of The result? Between 1972 — thejast full year before point higher than the previous year, compounding the Manchester, the Savings Bank of Rockvilie and hike in sticker prices; insurance, licenses, fees and cost roller coaster. the first Arab embargo — and i984, auto purchase Toliand Bank. Firm inks final contracts GTE makes p ro n ip tictions STAMFORD — GTE; has annduncedanhou that Charles A. Crain was elected president of its Hawaiian Telephone Co. subsidiary effective Lightnet starts east coast construction April 1. Crain has been executive vice president for General Telephone Co. of California, a GTE NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Lightnet, a City, in each major market along the Lightnet customers. Construction of systems over more than 3,500 miles of telephone operating company. fiber optic communications network the first route from Atlanta to Washing- . the Lighfnct network, which will be a coridor to Washington. D.C., and to GTE also annouced the appointment of Donald designed for high volume voice, data Chicago and the interconnecting routes ton is scheduled to begin in the third major portion of US Telecom’s planned M. Kuyper as group vice president of business and video users, has announced the from Atlanta. quarter of 1985. 23,000-mile national network. services for its Telephone Operating Group. He start of construction of its system from Lightnet plans to start installing Interconnecting routes later will be US Telecom also acquired options to will be responsible tor the unregulated businesses New York City to Washington, D.C., constructed to Jacksonville. Fla., New AT4T Technologies FT Series G 5,000 miles of rights-of-way along CSX of G TE ’s telephone operations. and Chicago., Orleans, and Chicago and the Detroit railroad routes in the East and electronics in the system in early 1986. Lightnet also said Wednesday it has area. Southeast to connect with the Lightnet Initial operation will be at 417 signed final contracts with US Telecom The routes will link the New York system. megabits per second, the equivalent of Firm awarded contract Inc., which will be both a major City to Chicago and Florida routes, US Telecom, the long-distance subsir 6,(M8 simultaneous voice conversa STAMFORD — Combustion Engineering Inc. customer and a primary contractor for completing most major components of diary of United Telecommunications tions. The system can expand modu- 3,500 miles of the system. the Lightnet system. Inc., is based in Kansas City. larly up to the equivalent of nearly has announced its Lummus Crest uhit won a $350 Lightnet, a joint venture of Southern The US Telecom conStract provides Lightnet customers will have access 24,2 0 0 s i rh u 11 a n e o u s v o i c e million contract to upgrade a refinery in the New England Telephone Co. and CSX for purchase of Lightnet transmission to the Lightnet system in N ew 'York conversations. Netherlands. Corp., said it will install a fiber optic Combustion Engineering will provide engineer cable for Teleport Communications ing, procurement, project management and connecting New York City and Prin construction supervision for the Shell Nederland ceton, N.J. Carbide to aid East German firm Raffinaderij project. ^ SNET is based in New Haven and CSX is headquartered in Richmond, Va, DANBURY (U PI) - Union Carbide The plant is scheduled for completion volume plastic and 25 percent of total PBA seeks credit protection The 1,077-mile New York-to-Chicago Corp. has announced separate con in 1987 and will be capable of producing polyethylene capacity is based on TAM PA^^a. — Provincetown-Boston Airline,, route is the second leg of Lightnet’s tracts with the government of East a wide range of polyethylene resins for Union Carbide's "Unip’ol Technology” as su planned 5,000-mile fiter optic network Germany and Standard rOil Co. of blow and injection molding, extrusion process. crash in recent months, has filed for protection designed to link 43 cities in 24 states Indiana involving technology provided and film applications. from its creditors under Chapter 11 of the east of the Mississippi River. by the Danbury-based firAi. Announcement of the new plant was In a separate announcement. Union bankruptcy laws, company officials say. The 455-mile Florida portion of the The German Democratic Republic made Wednesday by the import agency Carbide said it has licensed technology PBA filed the papers late Wednesday afternoon network already is operational. will build a high density polyethytlene of the East German government and to Standard Oil Co. of Indiana (Amoco) in federal bankruptcy court in Tampa. Airline Four interconnecting routes radiat plant at Schkopau using Union Carbide Linde A G . Munich,-which has been for use in octane requirements ' of officiais say the carrier will continue its flights Us ing from Atlanta also will be con technology, the company said awarded the construction contract. gasoline produced at its Texas City. scheduled. The court gave PBA approval to honor structed to serve US Telecom and other Wednesday. 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Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy Childrens Sale Pricetl 14 Main SL, 585 Enfleld Ave., 673 Main SL Chew Tabs East Hartford Enfield EFFECTIVE Manchaster MAR. 14-16, 19bS ■ 3 0 ’S I de- irove held rney ence ubiic mess n the t the lian 8 ^kly tober ndex II be Home Imppovemem rs in t'ings life [itary en by vings at. ill be ink of e and 985 that of its sctive at for GTE onald iiness p. He lesses ; Inc. a $350 n the ineer- : and irland irline;. fatal ection if the moon lirline ;htsas honor iling. iSE o or 5ner es Advertising supplement to limuhpHtrr Hpralli Thursday/ March 14,1985 TOL ts ICE ave t He had to lose en old friend No room for garden? Rent a plot He lost a friend to redecorate his living room By United Press International land can grow $480 of vegetables. in house project w "However tor a number of people, il’sa form Apartment dwellers who yearn to grow their of recreation or it may be part of a neighborhood “ Now there’s this look on his Continued from page Z own vegetables but don’t have space for a improvement activity, he said, (ace, like I don’t want to believe. Bv Nancy Pappas' backyard garden can still be weekend farmers Felix Prince, 50, a military retiree from Troy, Dawkins next tried taking it to This Will, hfthad the most superb Herald Reporter “Asiong as I’m washing the windows, I -3 by renting plots of land through community N . Y ., became involved with community garden Goodwill Industries on Main sense of public relations of gardening organizations. ing in 1975 when several of his neighbors got him might as t^ell redecorate the house. Street in H artford, but it anyone I ’ye ever met. The first The expert advice from the For a fee ranging from 810 to $30; community interested. wouldn’t (it through the door. He thing he says is, ’Next time, garden programs rent a plowed plot of land, " I grow a variety, but mostly green interior designer w^s very called around to offer it to a bring it somewhere else” ’ offer advice on how to grow vegetables, and in vegetables; lettuce, cabbage, green beans some straightforward; Ggtrid of the variety of Manchester churches, Dawkins was offended, and Mh^VS-. of the living room, looking some cases provide water and fertilizer. com ,” he said. seven-foot-long cobalt blue gested painting the living room but nobody seemed to want it. pretty exasperated, and he - >J“5 off-white, to brighten it up. and forlorn and particularly The gardener must provide the seeds, tools " I like growing the stuff. Prince said. ” lt’s a asked, “ Oh? Where do you couch with the frayed arms and shabby, in contrast with the summer project that 1 got into. I enjoy the fresh She said “ the slump^-down and the labor. F IN A LLY , he got in touch with suggest?” _ the popped stuffing, and substi bright new paint being an6lied Steven Brachman, president of the American vegetables.” * ^ old blue couch was going to the Salvation Army on Hartford “ To the town dump,” said tute a square-shoulder off- Community Garden Associption in Milwaukee, Brachman said anything grown in a backyard to the walls. Road, which “ referred me up the friend Will of the Emily Post white number, vety sleek and have to go,” Dawkins said. ” U Wis., said there are about 1.5 million people garden can be grown in a community garden, line, like any good army will do. ’ ’ manners. didn’t fit the new image.” But "it was still perfe nationwide growing vegetables through an but high yield vegetables such as tomatoes and up-to-date. When he reached the arm y’s usable,” Dawkins insisted. ‘ estimated 10,000 non-profit community garden beans seem to be very popular with community DAWKINS CAN HANDLE re But for Tom Dawkins of Elm At first, Dawkins was not Hartford offices, he was, at last, I called Nancy Carr (director ing programs. gardeners. jection with the best of ’em. But Street, a Manchester sculptor, convinced. “ Of course, when given the green light. of the Manchester Area Confer ‘"rhe major reasons people participate in ” I grow four or five times the amount that I this was just a bit too much. we got it, I had four boys at “ I was told I could drop that the whole living room renova ence of Churches) to offer it to community gardens arc to have fresh vegeta use, so I give it away to my neighbors or other " I had to wash my hands of the home, and we used and we used couch off at the Salvation Army tion project became a complex, bles and to reduce their food budgv.ts,” people in the community, said Prince. "They whole thing. II really made me her.” in Hartford, at 9:30 the next emotional affair. “ It's horrible it and the stuffing was coming Brachman said. He said a 20-by-30-foot plot of enjoy the fresh vegetables, too.” sad, because it goes against my morning,” he said. “ So I did out in places/’ he admitted. With the help of a friend grain to throw anything away." to get rid of an old, true friend,” something 1 really hate to do. 1 whom Dawkins calls ” a young he said. “ But I had to accept that said Dawkins. “ And it's worse ’’But I had made slipcovers’ set the alarm clock, for 7 in the man” — he’s 40 and Dawkins is this was the end of the line for when you find out that no one for it, out of a pair of Cape Cod Bookl^t.offers dozens of energy-saving tips morning.” 68 — he loaded the couch onto a that couch. I was just glad he was else wants to adopt it. either.” mainsails that a pal of mine When Dawkins and his frumpy truck. "I was meeting them at WASHINGTON (UPI) — Nobody wants to waste windows, close insulated drapes at night and install willing to take it to the dump for Dawkins’ odyssey began be had given me, and it was blue friend arrived in Hartford the furniture barn qt 4; 30 that money on energy bills, and yet few people know how to storm windows. me. I couldn’t bear to leave it cause, he said, “ I thought it looking pretty good, I thought. • Insulate the house thoroughly. that morning, “ we weren’t ex there.” afternoon,” he said. “ Ah, I was cut utility consumption. actly welcomed with open arms. was time, one of these decades, Of course, you had to tuck in the With this problem in mind, the United States Office • Install a ceiling fan. Circulating air helps heating So now. Big Blue has gone to feeling good. Nothing like They acted like they weren’t to wash my damned windows. ropes all around, and watch out of Consumer Affairs and the Department of Energy, and cooling. that Great Furniture Mart in the being charitable to give you a • Set the thermostat at 65F in winter and 78F in really sure they had ever spoken I ’m a bachelor and I don’t do not to sit on this big metal thing assisted by the Union Oil Corp., has published a ■sky. that kind of stuck up in the great feeling.” booklet listing dozens of energy-saving tips. summer. with me,” Or has it? ”I get the feeling , that very often.” • Lower temperature on hot water heater from that they weren’t really going to middle. But I didn’t think it was But at 4:15, the telephone "Your Keys to Energy Efficiency,” available free, The supervisors “dragooned ’ But unlike a normal person tells how to cut utility bills and protect oneself from 140F to 120F, and wrap the unit with fiberglass move it anywhere,” said Daw that bad.” rang. "It was MACC. They three clients to help m e,” Daw on a cleaning jag, Dawkins was health hazards associated with extreme cold and insulation. kins said. “ They told me to put kins, ever the optimist, “ I get the wanted to know if I would save In theend/however, “ 1 took a heat. • Restrict the use of dishwasher, washer-dryer and the cqpch on the loading dock and feeling that, maybe, they were not content to stop when the other major appliances. Try to run them during “ off lady’s advice. I w§nt with the the couch, in my home, until a The booklet notes that 70 percent of residential ask for Will. We no sooner got the leaving it right where it was. I ’ll buckets and ammonia were put peak" morning or late night hours. client needed it. They said they energy costs come from heating and cooling. Sorne couch on the dock, praise the bet you those workmen are away. “ See, I got in this real squared-off beige look. I guess For more information, send name and address to couldn’t take it — there was no suggestions to increase efficiency: Lord, when who should come out, enjoying sitting on that couch, estate lady. After all, I said, as I kind of sold out,” • Stop air leaks. Those can account for a third of the Consumer Information Center, Dept. 587N, room in their barn. How was I but Will. right now." long as I’m washing the win THE BIG Qu e s t i o n then energy loss. Caulk and Weatherstrip doors and Plieblo, Colo. 81009. going to keep an extra, seven- dows, I might as well redeco was, what should Dawkins do foof couch in m y home? ” rate the house.” with his old. blue friend? 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Over 20,000 ProdueU 649-4501 »4»s 7”xl6" Fixed Good bet to save money ‘ Appliance Clinic Here’s how to replace Here’s a primer on refinishing furniture other finishes including oil, var Repair loose joints before tice, the melted shellac can be you’ll have to strip the surface Bv UPl-Popular Mechanics nish, lacquer and polyurethane refinishing, raise or fill dents and blended to match the surround and refinish it. This is a major refrigerator dpor gasket varnish. Some of the newer repair cracks or gouges with ing wood tone8. jpb that calls for time, a place to Buying new furniture does not two-part epoxy and polyester shellac stick. • Rings left by wet glasses are work, the right stripping mate have to stop at machine-made resin finishes may be untouch^. Finally sand the surface sooth, your dishes just as it did when one of the most obvious and rials and refinishing supplies. Bv UPl-Popular Mechanics QUESTION; Our built-inNKit- pieces or genuine antiques — Take these off with heat, a job raise the grain with a damp cloth new. unattractive blemishes on other While you won’t be working chenAid KDS-17A d ish w ater both at high prices. Refinished better left for a professional to and sand off the whiskers before wise good-looking furniture. eight-hour days on the job, even a QUESTION; How do I go about doesn’t dry the dishes the w a ^ t furniture, or even better, furni avoid damage to the wood. applying the final finish. The QUESTION: Two questions Sometimes stripping or repair small piece will take at least replacing the door gasket on my used to. The dishes are not hoi ture that needs refinishing is also Follow the directions on the better you prepare the surface, came in at the same time on ing the area is the only solution. three days allowing for drying Admiral duplex refrigerator, when the machine finishes, but a good bet. can of stripper to the letter and the better the final flqish will soggy wash. The owner of a Before trying this, though, there time. A large bookcase or chest model No ND2566-BM6352B, se the fan seems to be working. I Older pieces of furniture can remember that a well ventilated look. Ward’s Signature 18-pound auto are two simpler options. can take up to five days and a Wg rial No. 5684258? suspect that the heater element often be obtained at bargain area means two open windows on Stains, sh^lacs and varnishes matic washer, model No. LNC Place a blotter and a warm job like a dining table could go may have burned out. prices because of a bad finish. opposite sides of the room with a all come with complete instruc 6732-A33 reports clothes coming iron over the ring for a few for a week or more. ANSWER: First, take off the When properly reworked, these fan going to exhaust fumes. tions. Follow them carefully. out of the spin cycle very wet. seconds. If it doesn’t lift the ring The tools you need for refinish door by removing the three ANSWER: Check that the hot pieces can be improved structu If the piece you are stripping Apply shellac with long, even Another with a General Electric after a few tries, try rubbing it ing include a low-priced paint screws in the top door hinge. water temperature is between rally and given a new fihish as has carving or decorative brush strokes. Overlap each automatic washer, model NO. out. Apply a mild abrasive like brush for applying finish rem Then lift the door up and off the 140 and 160 degrees F. Then good or better than the original. grooves, work on the surface succeeding stroke slightly to W.W.A. 8050L reports her clothes pumice or use a fine grade steel over, disposable plastic or lower hinge and lay it on a flat make sure current is reaching This step-by-step refinishing with a toothbrush or a short minimize brush marks. If you have been coming out a little wool (4-0) with a lubricant, like rubber gloves, lots of clean rags, surface, such as the floor or saw the dryer heating element when primer can get you started on length of small-diameter dowel spot a flaw in the finish, don’t try wetter than usual. boiled linseed or lemon oil. coarse (1-0) and fine (4-0) steel horses. Use an old blanket to pad •he timer is in the DRY period. your own. cut at a 45 degree angle to avoid to brush it out. Let it dry, sand it Applying a poultice of olive oil wool, assorted sandpaper from the door and protect it from Possibly one of the push-button The old finish need not come marring the surface. out with 220-grit paper and touch ANSWER: Check for a loose and salt for several hours may 120 to 220 grit, and a good brush scratching or other damage. controls is not operating prop off a fine piece to give it a ■ Avoid using water,-even with it up. Each coat should dry in drive belt by unplugging either also remove water stains. A few for applying the new finish. Next, take out all the inner erly or the timer contacts could professional facelift. Sometimes water-soluble strippers, since it about 30 minutes. Apply a second machine and removing the back drops of household ammonia on a First identify the old finish. panel mounting screws that are be burned or worn. There are two old finishes-merely collect films can lift veneers and play havoc and third coat up to as many as cover. You will see the motor, dampened cloth sometimes re Denatured alcohol dissolves under the inner lip of the door button-type ,thermostats in ser of wax and grime that look with old glue joints even if it five coats. Then let the piece dry water pump and clutch assembly move rings left by alcohol. shellac. Test on an inconspicuous gasket. These screws hold the ies with the heater element and terrible but can easily be re doesn’t stain the wood. Lacquer and, after at least two days or — is in one assembly on the GE If none of these methods works spot. If this doesn’t soften the door gasket and the door liner to either or both of these could be moved. With a genuine antique, thinner works better on a better still — a full week, apply a model at th^ lower left corner of or if the finish has been eaten finish, try a commercial the outer do&r' panel. After inoperative. an original finisH will increase slightly-dampened cloth pad. coat of paste furniture wax. To check out these trouble the machine. The drive belt goes away down to the bare wood, stripper. These dissolve most removing the old gasket, lay the around the pulleys on the motor the value more than a new finish. new gasket in place and reinstall causes, first turn off the power Before refinishing, repair and remove the bottom kick and the transmission. There Try borders the screws finger-tight. You may should be about >A-inch of problems that can be accomp •THE HARDWARE PEOPLE ", F have to adjust the gasket fit after plate which is sec«fred by a screw lished without stripping off the on either side. Lift it up and out to deflection when you push hard on Borders can go a long way toward adding visual and replacing the door, so leave these the belt with your thumb. To the old finish, like shallow surface screws tight enough to hold the remove it. Look for loose or architectural interest to rooms, says Wallcovering scratches that can be touched up disconnected wires. tighten the belt, slack off on the information Bureau. Here, they are used to give the panel in place but loose enough three bolts holding the motor with paste wax. so you can shift the gasket a bit if The problem may be that ceiling heightened interest and Apply the wax by rubbing it obvious. If everything is OK. mounting plate to the machine. you have to. Lift the door and Pull on the motor to tighten the which separates two distinct wallcovering patterns. across the grain. Allow it to set place it on the bottom hinge, then check wiring, switches and con according to the directions and nections with a volt-ohmmeter belt using one hand while tight reinstall the top hinge. ening the mounting nuts with the then buff with a soft, clean, dry Adjust the door hinges so that set at the R xl or RxlO scale. Any other. cloth. you have an equal distance reading across a sixitch that is If the scratch has penetrated closed or across the heater Check the belt for cracks, wear between the top and bottom when or fraying. Replacing the belt is the original finish and removed the door is open Close the door element itself indicates the part the stain down to the wood, use a is defective. Check for a faulty only a little harder than simply and make sure there is a good tightening it. Take the old belt to colored wax touch-up stick to gasket seal all around. If the door energy-saver switch on the door hide the scratch. You can also panel or possibly d bad timer an appliance parts center or auto sticks out too far at the bottom, _ supply store to have it matched get colored shellac sticks that fill -hold the top in position so it contact. If current is reaching larger cracks and gouges. These the heater elemen\^through the for size and then reinstall it over cannot shift and push it in at the the pulleys. Adjust it the same as sticks are melted with a bum-in bottom until the door lines up thermal protector, which is in knife that works like a soldering series with the element, the a used belt. with the cabinet Now, open the If this doesn’t solve the prob CH iron, staying hot enough to melt door and fully tighten all the heating element is probably the shellac without burning it. defective. If your tester shows no lem, the GE may have clutch inner panel mounting screws. trouble. This is an involved Once the shellac starts to flow, continuity through the element, ProlMsionol QuoUty for tho Hoowownor Take care not to tighten them so- repair best handled by an use the knife to fill the cracks and it is definitely defective. • n h f C$mm$rrhl tagim much that you distort the inner authorized repairman smooth the surface. With prac- » !? REG. M7.99 To check continuity through • S U«vv Afty 1 5 panel. The Ward Signature could • tyf* McWMd MfiM REG. ^ .9 9 A premium quality The part number for the the heater, with the power turned Interior Latex Flat off. disconnect both wires to the have a slow spin caused by a top • h tli ttiw al 70" Reduce pollution refrigerator door gasket is No. seal leak that has washed the • C iin r r id tli* S g tM m 90$ loak The tough, durable unsurpassed for element. Place the volt- • QMtrk iWttfc 27406-4. 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Otherwise, billion eubic feet of usable wood is ■A Firm that has stood the Test of Time. 643-9492 open windows and ventilate the M-F 8:30-5:30, SAT. 8:30-4:30 left on the ground of the nation's house well. liirests after logging First-time gardener? Proceed with confidence Here’s the story By Patricia McCormacK drenched with shade. Your crop disease and pest control, harv NOW’S The Time To Redecorate United Press International needs sun in addition to well- esting, soil building, compost drained soil. What’s that? Mud and vegetable storage. on paint spraying Down to earth first-time gar that doesn’t let puddles form. • “The Encyclopi^a of Or deners touch the same bases Size? Think small, suggests ganic Gardening” (Rodale Press ^ By UPi-Popular Mechanics • Hang an old sheet or a old-timers do — but with less Charles L. Scott II, President of Gardening Magazine, $21.95.) Gardens for All in Burlington, • ’’Rodale’s Color Handb^k corrugated cardboard carton as bravado. Paint spraying equipment is a backstop to catch overspray. A New or remodeling work, Vt. Five-by-five feet, for exam of Garden Insects” (Rodale expensive, although serious So if you’re a beginner you ple. Even 20-by-20 is considered Press, $10.95). Includes over 300 large carton from an appliance [ need to psyche yourself up and craftsmen need it to get prpfes- like a refrigerator or washing small, he says. color photographs of insects in Ma^c Ciicle sional results. But most people vve do it all . . . divest yourself of any sinking Mark off the plot by driving egg, larva, pupa and adult machine, makes a perfect out feeling of failure. After that, do not use elaborate paint door spray booth. stakes in the comers, lie string stages. Life styles, feeding hab Gaiden spraying equipment often proceed with confidence. A cer from stake to stake to keep the its, host plants, related 4>reda- • Make certain none of the tain amount of beginner’s luck lors, and organic control tech enough to justify its high cost. overspray drifts onto a neigh plot from developing an odd Poster When a spray finish is called will see you through. | shape as you prepare it for niques are covered. bor’s property,. for, most people now use paints • Don’t spray paint outdoors •.CERAMIC TILE Besides, you can always pull planting. • ’’Taylor’s Encyclopedia of Gardening” (Houghton-Mifflin in spray cans. on a windy day. up your mistakes — or plow them Spray can paints come in a When painting indoors, also under. THE FIRST STEP in the Co., $12.20.) preparation ritual: Clear plot. • ’’Common Weeds of the wide variety of finishes, colors remember: • CARPET ^Neophytes, as veterans, must Cut down brush. Rip up roots. United States” (U.S. Depart and types to takle most around- • Ventilation is a necessity. first diagram the garden. A Remove huge rocks. Pick up ment of A^riculture-Dover Pub the-hoiise painting jobs. And, Open at least one shop window bluepriht. On it block off patches bottles, cans, and other debris. lications, M.50.) with a little practice, and turn on the exhaust fan, if • LINOLEUM for assorted vegetables you’d The next big step: Turning • “Square Foot Gardening” professional-looking results can there is one. Otherwise, open like to nurture on your farmette. over the earth. It’s done with a (Rodale, $11.95). This compan be achieved. another window at the opposite Choosing the correct finish and side of the room and set up a fan Tomatoes, lettuce, radishes, fork. It is hard work. Your back ion book to a National PBS and arms will tell you the day television series is about a new preparing the surface carefully blowing oUtwards. beans, cucumbers, peppers are cairdetermine whether a partic • Wear a respiratory mask if the most commonly, homegrown after your dig up your garden. system of laying out, planting, Once the soil’s turned, pick up and maintaining a productive, ular job will turn out success possible. crops. If you don’t want all that, fully. Make sure in refinishing give your green thumb the the hoe and knock apart clumps. attractive garden in any amount Quality Work Make the plot less lumpy. Then of space. ’The garden is based on I projects to buy a paint specifi When masking a project with gardening test by sticking to one cally designed to adhere to the newspapers or tape, be sure first crop. The most popular in run the rake back and forth over a grid of 1-foot-by-1-foot squares, - it all, smoothing it out and with single seeds or plants surface being covered. For in to smooth the surface to be America is tomatoes. stance, with wood projects, painted with the.right grade of Quality Materials catching extraneous rocks and placed in carefully determined spacings. select a paint or varnish compat sandpaper, using a sanding AF’TER YOU’VE made your other junk. ible with the original finish, or block when the area is flat. Then plan, pick up tools. A rake, a Next, using string, and follow Climbing and sprawling crops ing your diagram, mark off the like cucumbers, pole beans, else seal the surface with an dust the surface, removing all fork, a hoe. a shovel, a trowel. II squash, and tomatoes are grown undercoat or primer before traces of particles with a tack the cost floors you, check out tag beds. Then plant seeds, following applying the final finish. Follow cloth (a wiping rag treated to sales, garage sales, and even the directions on packets. If you vertically to save space. Mel Bartholomew, the author, the instructions on the label of make it sticky or tacky enough to Goodwill store for used don’t like waiting.or worry about the spray. remove dust). CALL us FOR YOUR implements. thieving birds stealing your claims a square foot garden takes only one-fifth the space and Preparation is important. Un newly planted seeds, you can do less the surface to be painted is Most surface preparation You’ll also need a hose, sprin something else. work of a Conventional garden to should be done before covering FREE ESTIMATE produce the same harvest and is smooth, dry and absolutely kling can, wheelbarrow, tape The else? Don’t garden from clean, the paint will show up areas not to be painted. If the measure, garden stakes. seed. Instead pick up plantlets at easy to maintain so the garden inside of a project should not be a garden center. Once you stays neat, weedless and unclut imperfections when it dries. Dust in the air can settle into the painted, then cover any ventilat Presumably you have checked transplant them, your garden tered. ing holes with paper from the out and picked a good site. Soil will look something like a — well wet paint and spoil the best prepared surface, which is why it inside to prevent overspray from should drain well. A swamp, for — like a garden. ' leaving a pattern. example, is a rotten place for a Follow up is the lam e as if you is often better to spray outside, garden. The same for a plot' started from seed. rather than indoors. This way After thoroughly vacuuming You water the garden, weed, sanding dust and paint fumes are the surface and using the tack hoe, fight blights, nugs, birds, both quickly dissipated. cloth again, apply a primer coat small animals and other cursed Make sure to take a few safety before spraying the final finish. things. precautions when painting Special metal primers are also outside: available for this purpose. & o)oii9, Inc. QUESTIONS? Let your fingers walk over the pages of the phone The Best Store in Town ... Doesn’t Phil Pastoret book. Look for the number of the COMPLETE KITCHEN CABINET DESIGN rg! Nervous nellies on the freeway who United States Department of Sell A Thing slow down and speed np erratically Agriculture County Extension are practitioners of brakedancing. Agent in your locale. TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER. MANCHESTER IS YOUR SINGLE SOURCE FOR 409 New State Rd. No charge for all kinds of QUALITY TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR SPRINGTIME PROJECTS. 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Do you have any them sooner to the fruiting stage. and sun for more vigorous and long — and the standard 1 foot plants. Add a weekly dose of By UPl-Popular Mechanics / ANSWER: Two products have Concentrate on spinach, onion QUESTION: Can you tell me an electrician to do the wiring for make connections. You just have advice on getting crops to - rapid early growth. wide — I raised 15-some vegeta regular houseplant fertilizer to worked well for us when cleaning what kind of paint I can use to me. Have you any suggestions? harvest sooner? sets, kale, lettuces, the crops bles. I grew an eggplant, cab the water. Crowd the vegetables QUESTION: Although I've to dig a small trench to bury the QUESTION: I don’t have land rust and dirt from concrete. But color Styrofoam ice chests? The S.P., MANSFIELD, OHIO that do real well even in cold and bage, tomatoes, broccoli, beans, together, as long as the container applied several coats of primer wire to the lamp. Complete to garden but have had some there is one problem. They clean outside is soiled, although the ANSWER: We had never con wet conditions of spring. You can lettuces, beets and carrots, pars is a good lO-to-12 inches deep. on my bathroom drywall, the Instructions explain this step-by- success growing in containers. so well that the rest of the inside' is still white and clean. I verted a light, either, so we ANSWER: First off, look for of course buy your already- ley, chives and ^ ion s and more. ’The close-growing foliage will paint above the shower tile keeps step procedure for each of their Will the vegetables really reach driveway looks dirty by compar cannot find new ones the same called Yardlighting Systems. “ days to maturity” in the started plants to set out in your You can grow tomatoes'^ and shade the plants and soil so they blistering because of moisture. kits. full size? ison. To avoid leaving a speckled size that will fit in ogr ear. Inc., 1039 Charles Ave., Dept., catalogs, or on seed packets garden. The cabbage family herbs and beans in hanging won’t bake on you. Use a potting Is there a special paint or clean-dirty surface, you'll have themselves. Count the days H.M., CHICAGO Dept. 45, St. Paul, Minn. 55104 QUESTION: I want to insulate plants — broccoli, cauliflower, baskets. You can use all sorts of soil mix that’s ^ot some inor preparation that will prevent to clean the whole driveway. between final spring frost and ANSWER: Your cooler may and asked them about their the walls of my basement with Brussels sprouts, etc. — will do , ANSWER: Notonly do vegeta tubs and containers, from inner ganic, spong-like filler or inert blistering? Rust-X contains oxalic acid, first fall frost for your area, so have been made by a manufac Relite kit. polystyrene insulation boards. real well in cold spring weather, bles grow to full size in contain tube tires to old kettles. Punch material, like vermiculite. ’This designed specifically for remov turer of polystyrene. Styrofoam They replied that the instruc you’ll be able to grow the so they can go in early. ers, but you can grow ’em all — ^loles^^llo^oj^rainage^^^ ANSWER; Without a fan or Can I make the job easier by will help moisture retention. [t ; ing rust stains from masonry and is . the trade name of one kind tions packed with each of their faster-growing varieties. Also open window, you are courting applying the paneling directly concrete without etching the made by Dow Chemical U.S.A., kits make installation very sim select cold-tolerant varieties, trouble. If you can get the over the polystyrene? surface. The maker also claims and is probably the best known. ple. Since you are working with when that feature is specified, if blistered walls dry enough to that it works just as well on other You can paint polystyrene with low voltage electricity, you only- you’ve got a short growing work on. the next-best thing to surfaces such as painted metal, any latex (water-soluble) paint. need a pro to disconnect the gas season. applying, more ceramic tiles ANSWER: Don’t do it. First fiberglass and vinyl. Solvents in oil-base paints might line and cap it off. Your gas In many areas it’s short but hot would be to sand the old, cover the polystyrene insulation A companion product called partially dissolve the foam and company will probably do that and dry, so heat-tolerant is blistered paint thoroughly and board with drywall material at "Scrub-It” from the same manu could form a sticky surface that for you for a nominal charge. helpful, too. You can start seeds cover the area with a solid vinyl facturer removes dirt and grime least a half inch thick. Then glue would not dry. Then they, or you, must cut’the the paneling to this. indoors in small flats to get a real wall covering (not vinyl-coated from concrete surfaces. The jump on spring. I transplanT^ wallpaper). copper tubing at a point near the If there is a fire, polystyrene manufacturer also recommends QUESTION: I ’ve seen adver base of the lamp pole. most vegetables at least twice, to When applying the vinyl wall can give off toxic fumes when it it for cleaning asphalt and tisements for a kit to convert covering, make sure to brush the The low-voltage conversion burns. The drywall protects it ceramic tiles. We used Scrub-it gas-fueled yard lights to operate mbdel they recommend for ho edges and joints tightly against long enough to allow time to on a ceramic-tiled shjower pan. It on electric power. 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