20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jiin. 29. 1985 ^ % MANCHESTER FOCUS a r e a t o w n s ^Cloudy tonight; snow Water plant to open Salmon and halibut East upsets MHS enliven winter meals behind Galligan I ^possible Thursday I only two days late page 2 O’Neill to reply by March ... page 3 ... page 13 page 9 J j to plea from highway foes

Two representatives of a group O’Neill told Ward and Houle they I- 384, after Rhode Island officials of area residents who oppose plans would have to convince officials in abandoned plans to extend the to build an expressway linking^^ towns all along the expressway highway into their state. The segments of Interstate 384 met corridor that the project is a bad easternmost segment of 1-384 ends with Gov. William A. O’Neill in idea before the state would se­ at Route 52. Manchester Saturday. riously consider abandoning the Connecticut traded in the federal interstate construction money set iiaitrhrBtPr Mrralb Coventry resident Allen Ward, plan. The position paper, entitled ’ ’Fix aside to finish the old 1-84 for I Wednesday.Wednesday, Jan Jan. 30,1985 — Single copy: 25

^d Conservation WILLIMANTIC - Clifford J. Kenyon of The majority of the 60 full-time employees at the formed to back Labriola for Prime Minister Rashid Karami of undisciplined maverick forces that h ^ s keeping the survey Nabih l^ rri, said his men were IN FACT, Eighth District volun­ Committee. Coventry has been appointed crew supervisor, newspaper are non-smokers. But the policy was another bid for the top spot on the and Syrian leaders in Damascus blamed for a recent wave of Calls confidential in hopes of getting searching for booby-trapped cars teers are responsible for primary A committee news release said William J. lines, for Northeast Utilities’ Willimantic district. established by the minority, about 14 people who still party ticket. for talks on security matters. mortar attacks on the Christian 2 Peracchio of Twin Hills Drive, Coventry, was more candid responses. but declined further comment. fire protection to Waddell, Bowers 3 Kenyon will supervise the 13 linemen who work Reports varied about the reason smoke including publisher Albert K. Sherman Jr. He He said he will not share the side of the city. and Robertson elementary elected vice chairman of the committee. out of the company’s Willimantic office, building for the sudden appearance of the No car bombs were found, and said the decision was unanimous. results with anyone. Including the D’Amore said the state GOP will "There was no fighting, but the schools. When reminded of this, William Kralovich of Gilead Road, Andover, Tolland County and maintaining the company’s overhead and Shiite and Druze militiamen on the units of the Lebanese army made Sherman, who suggested the policy, has offered to potential candidates. " I t wouldn't be conducting a “ full-blown sur­ incident triggered a general wave Weinberg acknowledged her was elected to serve as an alternate on the Saturday, 2:47 p.m. — chimney fire. Cooper Lane, underground distribution system in the 10-town streets of Moslem west Beirut and no attempt to get the gunmen off foot the bill for workers and their spouses if they be fair to everyone. I don't want it vey” using a professional pollster of tension and unrest which led to mistake. committee. Coventry (South Coventry). district. in a couple of months to gauge along most of the Green Line tbe streets despite a recent Cabinet choose to attend anti-smoking clinics. A dozen people, used as a weapon like some polls the massive militia presence on After the town refused to sell the The committee is the local administrator of ~ Saturday, 6:16 p.m. — medical call. Center Street, A 1964 graduate of Coventry High School, separating the Moslem and Chris­ order banning such militia activity emplo:^ees and their spouses, are already enrolled in a a re ,” D 'A m ore said in an support for the various candidates the streets on west Beirut,” the Buckland station, it offered to give various farm programs, including emergency Andover (Andover). Kenyon served in the U.S. Army as a combat among Republicans, Democrats tian halves of the capital. in the capital. Freedom From Smoking clinic that began Jan. 14. interview. broadcast said. fire protection at cost to the parts and production incentive programs. Sunday, 12:46 p.'m. — medical call, Burnup Brook engineer from 1966 to 1968, serving in Vietnam State-owned Beirut radio said The Christian Voice of Lebanon Eight have made it through the second session and Among the candidates listed as and unaffiliated voters. of the district that are hot within a Farm, Andover (Andover). ,from 1966 to 1967. In 1969, he joined NU as a graduation night is Feb. 25. reasonable distance of the dis­ Talk on writing tonight Sunday, 8:07 p.m, — chimney fire. Lake Road, lineman helper, progressing to lineman in 1974. The decision to ban smoking was not sudden. The 0 9 trict’s two existing stations on Andover (Andover). Kenyon is active in community affairs, working COVENTRY — Robert P. Parker, an accomp­ smokeless policy has been evolving since the first Main Street and Fleming Road. Sunday, 10:55 p.m. — medical call. Hop River with the Coventry Youth Soccer and Coventry lished speaker, writer, and author of a nationally grumblings from non-smokers started about two Finguerra sees town mall as community center District officials rejected the Elderly Housing, Coventry (South Coventry). syndicated series called “ Ready for School,” will Youth Baseball associations. In 1983, he served as years ago, Sherman said. Desk top air filtering contract offer, saying they can Monday, 4:42 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 31 vice president of the board of directors of the machines were installed at that time. rezoning of its site in South talk on writing tonight at Capt. Nathan Hale pedestrian corridors connecting Buckland Commons mall, which provide cheaper service through School. Talcott Hill Road, Coventry (North Coventry, South Coventry Youth Soccer Association. Gradually, the work force began to include more Bv Susan Vaughn Windsor. South Windsor officials the entire complex. was scrapped in 1981 after facing the district’s department. They Coventry). Kenyon and his wife, the former Patricia Wolk Herald Reparter are finalizing conditions for the . The free talk, called “ Writing (K-12),’’ will and more non-smokers and by election night 1984 the Rather than Impose his ideas of opposition from have commissioned architect Alan Monday, 6:34 p.m. — motor vehicle accident. Route of East Hartford, have two children, Clifford Jr,, change, and the rezoning is likely begin at 7 p.m. newsroom was smoke free. Sherman was puffing what the center should be, how­ environmentalists. Lamson, a former Manchester 31 at Lake Street, Coventry (South Coventry). 10, and Jill, 8, students in the Coventry public Developer John Finguerra envi­ to happen in the next several away in the newsroom that night when he n o tic ^ ever, Finguerra said he plans to The Buckland Commons prop­ planning director now in private, schools. • sions his proposed shopping mall weeks. The Manchester part of the there were no ashtrays. Managing Elditor EUiot K. spend a lot of time In Manchester erty is the site now being proposed practice in East Hartford, to draw Stein, a former cigar smoker, told Sherman that as a total community center which mall is already zoned for it. would serve entertainment, social talking to town officials, civic for the Winchester Mall, which is in plans for a new station near the Coiiirse set for women “ nobody in here smokes any more.” But Finguerra said it is realljf up and civic needs as well as provide a groups and others to find out the direct competition with Finguerra. Buckland station. High court orders new trial Sherman suggested a newsroom vote to ban to the department stores. Things FARMINGTON — Women ready to advance pleasant place to shop. needs of the community. The Winchester developers are ” I do maintain that it’s ludicrous smoking. The result was unanimous. The pressroom, depend on how the stores view the their careers can improve their managerial skills The New York and Virginia- He said the environment of the Bronson and Hutensky of Bloom­ to have two stations so close, with four employees including two smokers, followed two sites and how well they do tpeir HARTFORD (UPI) - The Con­ education to protect employees King’s claim. in an intensive two-day course offered by the based deVdloper's proposed mall piall can be designed to meet those field and Melvin Simon & Co. of together,” Weinberg said today. suit in another unanimous vote. Soon several other homework on the marketing as­ necticut Supreme Court today from financial loss and expense, Before 1972, the law provided University of Connecticut. would be at the core of his overall needs, whether they are town Indianapolis. Finguerra and his offices voted to go along with the ban. pects of each mall proposal, ordered a new hearing for a school including legal fees and costs, if protection only for damage claims “ The Woman Manager in a Rapidly Changing planned commercial-corporate- functions, telethons, crafts shows, three partners — Fred Margosian, The final decision was made in a smoke-filled room Finguerra said. superintendent denied court costs they are sued for actions that are brought by a third party against Environment; Developing Executive Skills,” is residentlal development of 265 or a school prom. Geoffrey Levy and Lawrence earlier this month. Sherman and 11 other smokers Finguerra said he chose the in a suit filed by the Watertown not wanton, reckless or malicious school board employees. Shea one of the courses that comprise the Management acres in the North End of Manches­ Asked why he has invested more Goldrich — are in a race to get took a vote and, again, the result was unanimotis. The present site for his mall because it Town Council against the board of but result in any injury. said. But amendments in 1972 and Development Program of UConn’s School of ter off Buckland Street. than 12 years trying to make his commitments from major retail Inside Today total ban on smoking goes into effect today. is more accessible and more education. The school board refused and 1973 "added an alternative, not Business Administration and the Division of During an interview at the ideas come to fruition in Manches­ stores, Finguerra said. Sherman said the smoke-free rule is not that visible from Interstate 84. He said Anthony F. King was named in King appealed to Superior Court restricted to physical or accidental Extended and Continuing Education. Herald offices Tuesday afternoon, ter, Finguerra said, “ The focus is Both developers have said there unusual. his site has the advantage of being the Dec. 8, 1980 suit the town where his claim was dismissed by injury.” Classes will meet Feb. 5 and 6 from 9 a.m. to Finguerra described the possibili­ shifting to the east side of tbe river is not room for two major malls. 24 pages, 4 sections, He said he attended a regional newspaper gathering located at just the right curves of council filed in Waterbury Super­ Judge Georgelb. Stoughton. King * In another opinion, the high 4:30 p.m. The fee for the course is $525 and ties he sees for the 800,000 by both residential and corporate Finguerra seems to be relishing 1 advertising supplement recently and learned that only two of the approxi­ the new highway to be visible from ior Court to block an agreement pursued thenssue to the state court said the Superior Court erred includes luncheon and materials. square-foot “ center” of the devel­ developments because they want the “ race” for the mall competi­ mately 20 papers represented still allow unrertricted both directions, whereas Winches­ .18 OMtirarlM. between King and the school board Supreme Court. by dismissing an appeal of lawyer Information is available from the UConn Office opment. He prefers that word to to be along a strong highway tion, as he likes to call It. . 21 Opinion. smoking in their buildings. The rest have either ter would not be as visible because Buil n i . over his resignation. In an eight-page decision written Joseph Weill, removed for cause as of Non-Credit Programs, Box U-56, Boom 128, "m all.” network.” How does he plan to win the CIonHM. .22-23 PoopMalk. banned smoking or restricted it to certain areas. it would be farther off the highway . IS Spofti- King hired a lawyer and asked by Justice David M. Shea, the the co-executor of a will in Norwalk One Bishop Circle. Stnrrs, Conn. 06268; telephone “ There is an opportunity here of Finguerra has been working on race? Comic*------Probate Court, because he failed to Locally, the Newport County YM CA has also voted Finguerra concedes that he and partly hidden by the J.C. Entwlalnmont IS Tatairttlon . the school board to pay the costs justices said the lower court erred 486-3231. doing something quite creative,” development Ideas in Buckland JOHN FINQURERRA LoNwy------2 Waittlor — prove a grievance. to ban smoking in its building, Sherman said. might gain the edge if Winchester under a law that requires boards of and ordered a new hearing on ' Finguerra said as he described his since 1972. He wasconnected with ... mall good for town ideas for community events and the original developers of the ends up in a court appeal over Please lam to page 8 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 30. 1985 Friends celebrate Lutz More have chance at trip Manchester Water plant opening East Hartford; Peggy Forman, 299 Edmund St. Forty-four more entries were Peopletalk E. Middle Turnpike; Nola Barrett, Jerry LeBlanc, 286 Bidwell St.; at St. Mary’s service drawn Tuesday In the Manchester William T. Hansen, 129 Lenox St.; In Brief Herald’s winter vacation contest. 24 Harvard Road; George Krau- set Thursday morning Mary Palmer. 12 Centerfield St.; Lassow said. He said she walked Names of the semlflnalists picked nak, 81 Mountain Road; Elm er By Margaret Hayden Hayes, 2953 Main St., Coventry; Elaine McCaughey. 67 School St.; G O P to name new selectman from school to school opening the Tuesday, for the second week of J.E. Hennessey. 65 Helaine Rted; Herald Reporter Bert Cooper, 243 Ferguson Road. involved is the town's Middle Elevation minds of students, making them Love even beats fishing the contest, will be entered In the Mrs. Arllne Moore, 47 Maple St.; The Republican Town Committee plans tonight Bv Alex Glrelll "A Mrs. George E. Sandals, 40 Steep Zone. It is not only the middle in terms More than 110 people attended a aware of beauty, whether or not they The sex poll results are in. The Chicago Feb. 12 drawing at Connecticut Samuel Feltham, 1506 Tolland to elect a new selectman to replace Mary Herald Reporter Hollow Lane; J.R. Marco. 84 Old of its elevation; it is a swath running were talented in art. Tribune's Mike Royko reported Tuesday that 66 Travel Services for a trip for two to Turnpike; Kim Smith, 33 Engle­ Willhide, who resigned after being elected memorial service Tuesday at St. Blackman Road, Hebron; Joseph north and south through the middle of Mary's Episcopal Church to cele­ "She was more than a teacher: she percent of the men who answered his survey Hdwsli registrar of voters in November, Chairman Manchester’s new water treatment J. Blazinski, 44 Saulters Road; wood Drive. town. helped us learn how to make life s prefer sex to bowling, fishing or other manly Two entries are drawn each Joan Sullivan, 135 Norton Lane. Curtis M. Smith said today. plant is scheduied to go into operation brate the life of Hazel Lutz, who died Virginia Ryan, 138 Charter Oak Us western boundary is roughly decisions,” he said. “ She taught us week at each of the 22 stores which South Windsor; Rosalie Coffin, M Smith refused to disclose who has been selected Thursday morning for a 20-day trial Thursday at the age of 82. pursuits. St.; Edward F. Yankowskl. 52 defined by a line along Keeney Street. perception, that form follows func­ If all this sounds familiar, it's because the are co-sponsoring the contest with Hawthorne St.; Jan (Sembala, M to replace Willhide. period during which it will feed water Friends, relatives, forrner stu- Scott Drive; Mrs. Stanley Prouty. Cooper Street, Broad Street, Oxford tion. She structured my life.” nation is still digesting an earlier poll by the the Herald and Connecticut Travel Vernon St.; Ida Kompanik, 256 Smith said he would also make a “ special into the distribution system for eight denLs and people whose lives she 30 Durkin St.; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Street, Main Street and the west side of touched recited the Lord's Prayer Lutz kept in touch with many other Chicago Sun-Times’ columnist Ann Landers that Services. Vacation contest cou­ WoodbridgeSt.; Stanley Matteson, announcement” at the meeting, but declined to hours a day. N. Wasllleff, 15 Alexander St.; E. Oakland Street. It's eastern boundary and other prayers and sang hymns. former students. Ling said during the disclosed 72 percent of the women who answered pons appear in the Herald Tues­ 486 Parker St.; Edward E. Yan- make the details public today. The town During the other 16 hours a day the and T. Sazinski, 82 Foster St. is roughly defined by a line following The Rev. Charles Cloughen, church service. Ling said sculptor Hayes, preferred cuddling to sexual Intercourse. days. 'Thursdays and Saturdays. committee meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the water will be fed to the system from the Edna Penny, 395 Burnham St.; kowski, 52 Scott Drive; A.C. Kennedy Road, Parker and Wood- who pedaled his bicycle to Lutz s About 10,000 men responded to Royko's query Coupon entries must be submitted Slogesky, 45 Ridge Road, South Lincoln Center hearing room. old Cooper Hill Street plant. pastor, and Steven Ling, director of Roger Negro, 203 Oak St.; D. home, was an example of the many at the sponsoring stores; none are The Democratic Town Committee will also Robert Young, administrator of the bridge streets. Autumn Street and the Lutz Children's Museum, spoke alMut whether they would prefer to have sex with Forman. 299 E. Middle Turnpike; Windsor; Frank Kos, 119 students .she inspired. being accepted at the Herald meet tonight at 7:30. Democrats will gather in the water and sewer division, Tuesday Gardner Street. during the .service. The museum is their wives or girlfriends or engage In other Alpa Mehta, 84B Ambassador Chambers St. Ling speculate that when God and office. Lynn C. Wilson, 12 Oakland St.; Lincoln Center gold room to discuss the status of a announced his plans to put the plant on named for Lutz, a Manchester activity'. Sixty-six percent of the men answered Drive; Dolores B. Luko, 26 Sunrise THE D IR T Y W ATER problem — one Lutz came face to face, God must sex to his survey. Royko said. Twenty-two Here are the- semifinalists Rick Hence, 12 Centerfield St.; plan to build starter houses on Love Lane and line two days after he had originally educator. Lane, East Hartford; Karen Young said will be temporary if it "1 remember her work at^ the have said,“ Well done, good and percent answered cuddling, bowling, drinking, named-Tuesday; Lucille Pandrier, 15 Candlew^ other projects proposed by town directors. hoped to do so. An acid spill Friday faithful servant." Ling encouraged Brad Palm er, 12CenterfieldSt.; Chambers. 137 Green Manor Town Director Kenneth Tedford will address occurs at all — would come about museum.” Ling said of the "fiv e golfing or “ just about anything else." Drive; Bruno Lemesls, 140 El- thwarted Young’s plans to begin those attending the service to con­ Rosemarie Mazzotta, 79 Keeney Road; Caroline Olcavage, 457 the committee on the Love Lane project, while because water will be going faster short years" he had known her. On In describing the variety of responses. Royko drldge St. operations Tuesday. tinue to celebrate her life and its St.; Ethel Gustafson, 47 Oak St., Woodland St.; Sharon Simler. 63 Directors Stephen T. Penny and James Fogarty when it comes from the new plant and his first day on the job, she arrived at said there are “ many miserable, frustrated men As a result of the spill of more than inspiration to others. wili discuss the $4.6 million bond issue for public 2,000 gallons of hydrofluorosilicic acid because, in some cases, it will be 9:05 a.m. to "check out the hew boy." out there. It's a wonder that they ever go home. coming from a different direction. The tone of the service was full of improvements approved by voters in November. — the source of fluorides — the water Ling .said. They accuse their wives of using sex to get He said that when water flows hope, comfort and encouragement. married and have children, then reject their from the plant will not be fluoridated. One ot her best-known pupiis, through pipes in one direction for a long sculptor David Hayes of Coventry, The Rev. Cloughen read the gospel amorous advances.” Weather The town has asked engineers from of St. John, stressing that Jesus said: ZBA re-elects officers Weston and Sampson, designers of the time the surfaces of the pipes tend to made the targe gold cross hanging on Royko said that thousands of men wrote to “ w ear" in one direction. If the flow Let not your hearts be troubled, describe “ the joys — emotional and physical — of Democrat Edward Hachadourian was re­ plant, to make a detailed study of what the wall at the altar. Ling noted. reverses, the rushing water may Many of Lutz's former students ' "W e are gathered to celebrate the 3 3 their married life. It’s a wonder they ever leave elected Monday night as chairman of the Zoning went wrong to cause the spill and what Today’s forecast dislodge particles from the pipe were at the .service, including life of Hazel Lutz,” he said, setting the house to go to work.” Board of AjSpeals. steps to take to prevent it from surfaces. the tone for the service, before which Connecticut, Maiiachnietts Also elected to one-year terms were Vice happening again. Gordon Lassow, president of the An*8:30 a.m. opening time has teen friends of the late teacher, historian and Rhode loland; Today: sun­ Chairman Harry Reinhorn, a Republican, and A diaphragm in a sensing device museum. After the .service, he set. Young said, so that if anyone has a and arti.st li.stened to organ music shine through high clouds, highs Secretary Edward Coltman, a Democrat. attached to the tank of acid was found referred to Lutz as a wonderful water problem it won't be during while sitting quietly and remember­ 30 to 35. Tonight: partly cloudy Reinhorn recently replaced Harriett Haslett, to be disintegrated, apparently from woman. breakfast or while people arc prepar­ ing Lutz's contributions. Honeymooners reprise with lows 15 to 25. Thursday: who resigned as vice chairwoman. the acid, and a concrete retaining basin "She brought reality into my life,” ing to go to work. JackleGleaeon is Ietting75 episodes of “ The cloudy with a chance of occa­ did not hold the acid once it escaped Honeymooners" out of his vault for syndicatioiv Jean’s singing debut sional light snow during the from the tank. No acid got into the Risley meeting postponed water supply, but about 2,000 gallons They run from 8 to 45 minutes and will be turned Jean Stapleton will give a special fund-raising afternoon, highs in the lower and entered the sanitary sewer system. Into half-hour episodes and Gleason says he never performance May 6 at the Kennedy Center’s middle 30s. A meeting on the fate of the Risley Reservoir Two houses and several businesses realized anyone would be interested in them until Terrace Theater in Baltimore on behalf of the Maine: Sunny today. Highs in originally set for Friday has teen rescheduled for Town interested’ in district land were evacuated briefly when fumes Viacom approached him. Women’s Research and Educational Institute the teens north to 20s south. Fair March 7, a spokeswoman from Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst’s office said this week. from the acid escaped from the sewer District officials have said they would “ The Honeymooners" series, starring Gleason, (W R E I). She says “ my way of supporting women tonight. Low from zero to 10 By Sarah Passell Turnpike. The meeting is to be a continuation of lines. use it to enlarge an adjacent lot where Art Carney, Audrey Meadows and JoyM in government and women’s isues is to help fund below north and zero to 10 above Herald Reporter Under state law, a municipality has discussions among officials from the towns of they plan to build a satellite fire station. Randolph, started as a segment on “ The Jackie raising for WREI. south. Clouding up Thursday Manchester General Manager Ro­ the first option to buy state land within Jean will sing the one-act monologue of Lee Manchester, Vernon and Bolton and the heirs of WHILE YOUNG HAS DECLINED to The district decided to build a station Gleason Show” between 1952 and 1957 and he spun with a chance of light snow bert Weiss said today that town its borders declared to be in excess of the Risley estate. speculate on who is responsible for the in Buckland after town officials refu.sed It off into a series. Holby’s “ The Italian Lesson.” She currently southwest portion late in the day. officials have not determined a use for state needs. Weiss wrbte the DOT last sings the American premiere of that American problems, it is clear that one result of the district's offer to buy the existing Highs near 20 north to near 30 The meeting in March is set for 3 p.m. at a parcel of land in the Buckland section summer saying that the town would here under the sponsorship of the Baltimore the study will be to shed some light on town firehouse on Tolland Turnpike. south. Herbst’s office. which the town may buy from the state. claim its right to have the first chance Opera Company. that question. to buy the land at the intersection. Weiss denied today that the town New Hampshire: Sunny today. The town has not yet taken reponsi- Both the town and the Eighth Utilities Now 62 and a widow, Stapleton has appeared in One crash victim improves Lewis said Tuesday that once the might buy the land just to frustrate the Rifleman misfired in NBA Highs mainly in the 20s. Fair bility for the structure. It is still the District have expressed interest in a variety of television shows and films since she The condition of a Manchester woman injured town receives his notice next week, district's efforts to build the new tonight. Lows 5 above to 5 below responsibility of the contractor, Fred buying the land, which is adjacent to Before he was “ The Rifleman.” Chuck Connors left Carroll (/^chie) O’Connor’s TV series over Sun brings some consolation officials will have 45 days to let him station, as some critics have charged. north and zero to 10 above south. in a car-truck accident Monday has been Brunoli and Sons Inc. of Farmington. the site of a fire station the district was a professional baseball and basketball six years ago. know if they are interested. Arrange­ "A ll we’re doing is following normal Clouding up Thursday with a Today: sunshine through high clouds. Highs In the lower 30s. Winds upgraded from serious to satisfactory, a In preparation for the opening plans to build. player, although he admits to being deficient in Manchester Memorial Hospital spokeswoman ments for the actual sale could lake procedure,” he said. He said his letter «chance of light snow in the. northwest 5 to 10 mph. Tonight: partly cloudy. Lows In the teens. tomorrow, the water deparment is Mayor Barbara Weinberg today the latter sport. to the DOT last summer was meant to Billy and Cher afternoon. Highs near 20 north to Winds light and variable. Thursday: clouding up with a 50 percent said today. . j operating today by running water confirmed that the town is "interested months, he said. “ I couldn’t dunk the ball.” the 6-foot-6Connors However, a Manchester man injured Monday in pursuing the purchase of that clarify for the state that the town — not near 30 south. chance of occasional light snow during the afternoon. Highs in the through hydrants on the grounds of the the Eighth District — has the first right said of his 53-game career with the Boston Celtics Ghostbuster Bill Murray and singer Cher a lower 30s. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Karyn Bernier, ol in a separate accident remains in serious property for the benefit of the town." WEISS SAID TODAY the decision on in the 1940s. He averaged only 4.5 points per game perennial on the worst dressed lists, will ^ Vermont: Sunny north, some plant. whether to buy the land rests with the to buy the land. He said the district at 114 Henry St., a fourth grader at Bowers School. condition, the spokeswoman said. When the plant begins feeding water She cited development in the Buckland and hit only 25 percent of his shots from the field honored as the man and woman of the year hy clouds south. Cold. Highs 20 to 25 Gail E. Zanlungo, 36, of 38 Grandview St Planning and Zoning Commission and times considers itself a kind of into the system Thursday, some water area and the possible need for future — not nearly as good as his shooting percentage Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals, the except mid teens in the northern suffered chest injuries after her car collided with the Board Of Directors. If the PZC municipality. users may get dirty water for a while. intersection work as reasons the town as Lucas McCain on television. Connors, now 63, nation’s oldest dramatic organization. green mountains. Fair and cold a truck at Main and Hilliard streets Monday recommends picking up the option, a " I wanted the state to be aware that Young said the water division will have should acquire the parcel. also was a first baseman for the Brooklyn Cher, a movie neophyte despite an Oscar tonight. Lows zero to 5 below morning. The driver of the truck, which flipped simple majority vole of the directors as far as the town was concerned the workers in the field to respond to calls. James Lewis, director of rights of Dodgers and Chicago Cubs and spent some time nomination for her supporting role in “ Silkwood north, 5 to 10 south. Thursday will be sufficient to approve the limit of their authority is sewer service over in the accident, was treated for bruises and He said anyone who has a problem way for the state Department of In the minor leagues, where he took a show last year, will join such celebrated company as clouding up with, a chance of released, a hospital spokeswoman said Tuesday. Transportation, said this week that he purcha.se. If the commission rejects the and fire protection and they are not a J J should phone the water division at business attitude toward the game. Ella Fitzgerald, Meryl Streep and Katharine snow in the afternoon. Cold. William Wertenbach. 52, of 208 Spring St., was plans to send a letter to town officials idea, a six-vote majority will be total municipality,” Weiss said. “ You’ve got to entertain the fans,” he said. Hepburn as winners of the club’s award for 647-3115. Highs 15 to 20 north, mid 20s still listed in serious condition at Manchester If that problem arises. Young said, it offering for sale two small parcels of required from the board. “ Like the time 1 hit a pop Ry to sight field and ran “ lasting and Impressive contribution to the world Memorial Hospital today with injuries he Although both Weiss and Weinberg THE DISTRICT is seeking to provide south. is most likely to occur in the center of land separated by the old Buckland down to third base. It was the eighth inning, there of entertainment.” sustained when he lost control of his car on Wylly s have said they don't know exactly what fire engine access from the property to town, from the Center south to Street at the northeast intersection of were two outs and the game was really over. After Cher will be honored with a parade through the town would do with the land. Eighth the new Buckland Street. Street Monday morning and struck a tree. Lakewood Circle. The larger area the new Buckland Street and Tolland I hit the ball I ran down to third and slid in. I ’m out Harvard Square and a ceremony Feb. 13 with Across the nation but I ’m no more out than If I had run to first.” Murray scheduled to accept his prize Feb. 1^ The Snow will be widespread from award precedes the premiere of the Hasty the central Rockies and northern Pudding Theatrical’s 137th annual musical show, Arizona across the central which is titled “ Witch and Famous” this year. Man faces A A Plains, the mid-Mississippi val­ 260 NO M6INST ley. the Great Lakes, the Ohio V MANCHESTER. CT Night of many stars valley to the central Appalach­ Double the NORTHWAY ians. Rain will be scatter^ from tire theft N PI-A7A Alexander Cohen is outgrowing his constella­ British Tony8 the central Gulf coast across the Value ol Your tion with about 270 celebrities signed up for his southern half of the Atlantic second “Night of 100 Stars” extravaganza. Oscar winner Maggie Smith added q London coast. Showers of rain and snow charges Coupons Virtually everyone from A (Hank Aaron) to Z theater “best actress” award to her shelf of will be scattered across western A Hartford man was being held (Stephanie ZImbalist) is signed up. honors Tuesday and actor Charlton Heston Details In Store Oregon. Temperatures will be at the Morgan Street jail in N The show. which is a benefit for the Aetors Fund presented a “ test musical" award to young HOMt 01 N bitterly cold from the northern I American star Clare Leach for the Broadway Satellite view Hartford today after he was I I PfOPll PllAStRS of America, will be taped Feb. 17 at Radio City Rockies across the northern -Music Hall and be broadcast on March 10. Cohen import “ 42nd Street.” charged by Manchester police Plains and Minnesota with highs Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows Tuesday night with stealing tires is so organized that he has a computer full of The occasion was the annual awards presented If you hivo nol ncoind yaur background on each star so he can get Lillian Gish by the London Standard newspaper, once the ranging from around 10 below to broken multi-layered clouds causing snow over the Plains and the from two new cars at the Moriarty nluo pickad uloi circulir. Sdi Itm iniiM British theater’s most important though now 10 above zero. Highs will be in the Rockies. Low and middle level clouds with light precipitation are Brothers auto dealership on Center pick ono up It till liiro. her favorite dish or keep Goldie Hawn in prawns if Itan.. ki. 31, fn. W. 1, Sil, M. 2 she so desires. Each guest also will have an aide overtaken by the new Larrys, the Laurence teens and 20s over the northern visible over the Gulf states, the Ohio Valley and New England. Street, police said today. Charles C. Jones, 21, was held on assigned to eater to each and every whim. Olivier awards. half of the Plateau, the central Rockies, the central Plains, the $1,000 bond following his arraign­ lower Missouri valley, the Great ment on charges of third- and Lakes region and much of New fith-degree larceny and two counts England. High temperatures of tampering with a motor vehicle, will reach the 60s and 70s from a Manchester Superior Court spo­ the southern half of Texas across keswoman said today. His case has teen continued until Louisiana to Florida, and will Tuesday, she said. climb into the low 80s over Police said they arrested Jones extreme south Texas. sj^ fhancisco after they stopped to investigate a Final Winter Clearance of our Long Island Sound 30.24 car parked in a lot used by LOS' jOCk Moriarty Brothers whose brake The National Weather Service 30.0---- - lights were flashing. forecast for Long Island Sound to LOWEST^ Jones was found lying on the FAMOUS BRAND SUITSI Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk :MPcn«TunES front floor of the car and told officers that he had run out of gas Point: ^ O R L E A N S Winds southwest around 10 and was waiting for a service SUITS SUITS SUITS knots this afternoon. Light and station to opdTi, police said. Jones was parked next to a new car that variable tonight. Northeast 10 had a wheel missing and was knots to 15 knots Thursday. propped up with a hydraulic jack, Visibility will be more than 5 UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST police said. miles today and tonight lowering Police said they found a new ALL PURPOSE to 1 mile to 3 miles and wheel leaning against Jones’ car 90 05 25 occasionally lower in snow and lug nuts inside the trunk of his «Values to *225®“ nValues to *250®®n Values to *300** 3 3 National forecast POTATOES Thursday. Partly cloudy today. car. A Moriarty Brothers em­ Selected Groups Selected Groups Cloudy tonight. Wet snow likely Selected Groups For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During early Thursday ployee reported t’liat three wheels Thursday. Average wave were stolen from another new car morning snow Is forecast for parts of the Lower and Central Plateau, heights around 1 foot today and Ijparked in the lot, police said. Southern and Central Great Plains regions, Mississippi Valley, Ohio tonight. Valley and the Middle and North Atlantic states, with rain along the SPORT COATS SPORT COATS PANTS A Manchester woman was ar­ PILLSBURY ^Extended oudook Gulf coast and the South Atlantic coast states. Elsewhere, weather rested Monday for violating the will be fair. Minimum temperatures will Include (maximum terms of her probation, police said Extended outlook for New FLOUR temperatures In parenthesis): Atlanta39(59), Boston 22(35), Chicago today. 0 England Friday through 0(19), Cleveland 11 (29), Dallas 22(35), Denver 2(18), Duluth-2S(-04), Virginia Boyett of 30 Channing 0 Sunday: Houston 37(55), Jacksonville 49(78), Kansas City -01 (17), Little Rock Drive was released on a $100 UPI photo Connecticut, Massachnaetts $iinoo 19(38), Los Angeles 31(57), Miami 85(80), Minneapolis-20(-02), New non-surety bond after turning THIN, REQ. 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P ovich But the Senate Republicans are ate. succeeded earlier Tuesday in APPAREL CLEARANCE United Press International pushing through a measure in the . In Brief trying to write their own budget that Senate Environment and Public Works would slice $50 billion off the $230 billion Baker wins Senate backing WASHINGTON - Sen. Mark Hat­ Committee to cut more than $1.4 billion field, chairman of the powerful Appro­ deficit in fiscal 1986, starting with an across-the-board spending freeze that in planned highway spending. WASHINGTON — White House chief of staff priations Committee, says a spending Chafee said the way to ease the would include defense. James Baker had such an easy time winning freeze, including the military, has differences between the White House unanimous Senate confirmation as treasury broad Senate support despite Defense The Senate leaders planned a meet­ ing today to discuss how much they and the senators is to show the White secretary that he could afford to joke about the Secretary Caspar Weinberger’s House "w e are serious” about cutting believe they can save next year in each votes he didn't get. warnings. spending for all programs — domestic of many federal areas. In its first major action of the 99th Congress, the Calling on Weinberger not to be a and military. / |Jg»40'»/oi.50% OFF Senate Tuesday confirmed Baker as treasury “ draft dodger” in the deficit-cutting Hatfield, in a statement issued after Tuesday’s meeting, said within the "The votes are here for a total secretary 95-0. clearing the way for him to war. Hatfield. R - O r e , warned Tuesday military freeze.” said Hatfield. “ If we complete a job swap with Donald Regan. that taxes must be raised unless Appropriations Committee there is rkiiTCD U fPAR "broad support for a freeze across the don’t do that now, we might as well face SHIRTS & BLOUSES COORDINATES Already packing his belongings. Baker had his military spending is curbed. the inevitability of a tax increase in the Lfcr OUTERWEAR picture taken in his White House office after the Hatfield’s comments came after ideological spectrum and considerable potential for the creation of a biparti­ very near future. Ladies’ $ 5 vote was announced and said teasingly, “ 1 Weinberger met with Senate Republi­ to $9 4.50 ,o$25 wonder who those five (absent) votes were?” He can leaders to discuss the federal san coalition.” "Basically, the (deficit) problem is ...... $13.oH0 Orig.* 9.9910 17.99...... ^ added he was pleased by the Senate action. deficit in an increasingly polarized "Within the Senate itself, I believe I of such magnitude that it calls for a Administration officials said they hoped Baker atmosphere between the administra­ also can depend on strong backing from total mobilization.” Hatfield sai^ $7,o$11 4.50,o8.50 the moderate to progressive Republi­ ’’Caspar Weinberger cannot be a draft Men’s could be sworn in by the end of this week or early tion and Congress over how much to Orig.* 29.99 to 69.99 14.50,041.50 next week, allowing Regan, the current treasury spend on the military next year. can bloc, which is critical to the dodger.” attainment of a m ajority,” he said. secretary, to assume Baker’s job. 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Sumner, briefs reporters Tuesday on toys picked by astronauts Ladles’ Ties & Scarves $p Reg. 5.9910 ...... V / 8, Oxford won’t give degree to be carried into space aboard the Space Shuttle scheduled to be launched Feb. 20. The hope is to film the toys to demonstrate •inltmndlalt merSdown. Uken. Not ell .liM 4 Ityltt In oil .to r«. to >lo,o .loci, only. Soffy, no rolnclwcks OXFORD, England — Oxford University, breaking a modern tradition, has decided not to how they work in zero-gravity and then use the film for award an honorary doctorate degree to Prime Father of victim educational purposes. Q.E. Minister Margaret Thatcher, an alumnus of the PHYLLIS A. Miser’" school, because of her tight-fisted education ^ ^ 8 WHITNEY Floodlights policies. watches execution D R EA M OE JLK.^ Since 1946, all British prime ministers with Astronauts prepare Oxford degrees have been awarded the honorary ORCHIDS i s$oun 4 .3 9 doctorate in civil law. Bv Dennv Hamilton m c o w e M 76-watt output uses The Oxford University parliament, a tradition­ United Press International U l l m a n n only 65 watts; 150 ally Conservative body, voted 738-319 Tuesday for toyland in space I watt uses just 120) y^wwranty. ^ against awarding Thatcher the degree, Oxford’s STARKE, Fla. — James David Save energy & money! HOUSTON (U P I) — Astronauts on blood system. A French astronaut on a ( T i o i « ’ 5 highest. Raulerson was executed today in Soviet mission discovered the flow rate The university academics voted against the the next shuttle mission will launch two Florida’s electric chair for killing a of blood increases near the heart but degree in protest of the Conservative govern­ satellites, knock off work for a game of MAiA by Riokard Adams rookie Jacksonville policeman during a does not increase in the brain or the 13.96 ment’s cuts in education spending. jacks and a few yo-yo tricks and — Pub. USt 19.95 1975 gunfight after a restaurant lower part of the body. robbery in which a waitress was raped. doctors hope — spend a little time being sick. Sumners has been trying to get the SONY ,r- ’g i Rabin meets with Reagan Raulerson died shortly after 7 a.m. $20 worth of toys into space for two -s , l f DREAM OF ORCHIDS by PhylHa A. Whitnay EST from 2,000 volts of current flowing The astronauts’ primary mission on 11.16 L-750 T-120VH8 ^ WASHINGTON — Israeli Defense Minister years and praised the crew for The votiiio heroine senses danger near the orchWo loved by her mysteriously through the “ Old Sparky” electric the four days in orbit next month will be SSew atf stepmother and (ears tor his safety- A greenhouse of Gothic torrori Pub. Ust 15.98 -ori750B«t« ^ > 0 4 Yitzhak Rabin said he will talk to President volunteering. chair at Florida State Prison. to launch two communications satel­ Reagan about Israel’s continuing need for VideoetuM «R»Tli^^ Raulerson’s family made their final lites, but they will be filmed playing “ We’ve had a lot of yo-yo practice.” CHOICE by Ltv unman T120 military and economic aid when the two leaders with toys for a documentary aimed at Sumners said of mission specialist Theauttior o( 'Changing’ brings us new insights Into her life—and Mrhapeour own— 10.46 CaKtorRea. Prioa. * visit late Tuesday and a minister kept Pub. Ust 14.95 CaldorBalePflaa ...9.1 meet today. the born-again Christian company making science' more fun for school David Griggs’ plan to do tricks with a with her perception, love and strength. An interesting, warm autobiography. Rabin, slated to meet with President Reagan at through the early-morning hours. children. yo-yo in space. midmoming to conclude an intensive round of ;,(C.Lirttem YOtiR INCOME TAX, IMS Ed., by J.K. Laaaar Prison officials said Raulerson, 33, Dr. Carolyn Sumners, director of Mission specialist Jeffrey Hoffman high-level discussions, already has some assu­ BdStaeHIng tax guide for nearly 50 years! Lists over400 often over-looked deductions AM AFTER declined a final meal of steak and eggs astronomy and physics at the Houston will find out whether a toy car can roll Pub.Usl9.9S rances from the president of increased U.S. C. and Othe^pful Information.’ovor t million copies sold every yearl REBATE...... and drank only a glass of orange juice. Museum of Natural Science, said without friction and commander Karol I 5 & 1 2 5 7 { s o n y ] military aid. Raulerson was described as “ tense” Tuesday 10 toys will be included in the Bobko will see whether a spinning top THE ROiXING STONE REVIEW 1985 Ira llobblna, Editor Asked on "The CBS Morning News” program experiments on the four-day mission by officials during his final hours. will spin. Papettoaok edition of .the year in rock rnusic. Visual ® 8M what he plans to request during the meeting with Jack Stewart, the father of the officer scheduled for Feb. 20. Co-pilot Donald Williams will take Pub. Utrt 11.98 Reagan, Rabin said "first to continue the ... photographs and articles by Jackson, Springsteen, Prince and many others. Raulerson killed, witnessed the execu­ Two payload specialists assigned his juggling act to space, said Sumners assistance that the United States has given to tion while a group of more than 60 JAML-S D. RAULERSON late to the mission. Sen. Jake Gam, who also teaches star field training to Israel for a long time. For jts purpose is mainly to PROCTOR Jacksonville policemen, some wearing R-Utah, and Frenchman Patrick the astronauts. purchase arms for Israel in the United States.” . . . killed a policeman Silveratone’" T-shirts with drawing of the electric Baudry, are not part of the documen­ "In addition, of course, Israel faces economic Sumners noted that while Seddon is EUREKA chair and the words "crank up Old tary, but Sumners said she is sure the Steam and problems and we would like also to increase the very good at playing jacks in the shuttle Sparky,” stood vigil in a pasture across Larry Joe Johnson, who murdered a astronauts will share their toys. Oarentha . Canister Vac Dry Iron economic aid that has been given to Israel.” gas station attendant in 1979, had been Doctors have assigned Gam experi­ trainer, she will have a harder tim e in from the prison. space because when she pushes the bal Our They were joined by about 30 people scheduled to die with Raulerson, but ments and hope he will be among the 50 R9S.12E.W. 9 9 .7 0 got an indefinite stay of execution late down to bounce, it will not slow down on M aiiW ttohei, SS. 18.76 protesting the execution. percent of astronauts who become sick, With 3.0 peak H.P., a« aleel con­ Can be used dry or Italy endorses space plan Tuesday from the 11th U.S. Circuit in space so more tests can be done. its return. If she places it in the air Casio Raulerson was the 37th inmate while she retrieves the jacks, it couh struction and a w m p l^ SSlSl with steam. Gets out ROME — Italy called on the 14-member Court of Appeals in Atlanta. 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Canister Vac "Europe cannot afford to lose a historic duled to die Feb. 5. rant and raped a waitress. effects of weightlessness on the human b dhronpampha, water- WARING opportunity,” Luigi Granelli, the Italian minister •pwoljoflOinfl watches for scientific and technical research, told the 1^.219.89 1 7 0 e70 U' 14 Spaed Blender* opening session of a two-day meeting to set the etfWelww With Sturdy aflBteei ce n s ln ;^ . 'blddorfleg. Price .29.M agency’s program for the next decade. Effect remains to be seen powsrhead&atooisetMid^ Celdor Set* Price .24,99 Granelli said European participation in the on top of the omdstar, #1786 •«r. HWHnBebete.6.00‘ U.S. project, which American space agency officials hope will be completed by 1992, "does not SONY EUREKA Deluxe A F IW f ' f t m aATE. 19.99 rule out further development of essential, Scientists deveiop gonorrhea vaccine Upright Vac 'SMtCHurwcM*** forward-looking projects, with particular refer­ ence to manned space flight.” Our > 70 Tfl rhea is a major public health problem has ingenious methods for eluding the Rag. 109.99 . . f « f V He called for "collaboration on equal terms” By Lidia Wasowlcz- Stanford University Medical School 79.79 Features Dial A Nap carpet NORTHERN between the United States and Europe and said Unlted Press International researchers announced Tuesday. in the United States — where it is the body’s immune weapons. most common communicable disease "Our vaccine appears to work by setector. edge cieaiw tor there must be no "pointless competition or The key ingredient is a bioengineered areas plus a 'Power Drive electric dangerous subordination” of one partner to STANFORD, Calif. — Scientists have protein fragment that appears to — and in parts of the Third World — preventing gonococcal bacteria from beater bar. more. Model #1458 Heating Red produce a protective barrier against a where it has reached epidemic using pili, or specialized tiny hair-like 174.79 another. developed a potential vaccine against 'fiiH gonorrhea, which they will begin broad range of gonorrhea-causing proportions. appendages, to latch onto cells lining EUREKA testing on human volunteers this year. bacteria, said Dr. Gary Schoolnik, The disease can produce severe the urogenital tract,” Schoolnik said. n I M Trade deficit hits record assistant professor of medicine and complications, Schoolnik said, includ­ "The pili, made of a protein called HaethermoMatic The achievement culminates years controlanddiMMitaat' WASHINGTON — The U.S. merchandise trade of attempts to develop an effective medical microbiology and head of the ing pelvic inflammatory disease, pilin, enable the bacteria to adhere to ^nrtght^ac which can cause chronic pain, ectopic cells, the first step in infection.” tings. Great tor tired, deficit with the rest of the world reached a record vaccine against the highly contagious, research team. tij^mueolea. #741/2 $123.3 billion in 1984, the Commerce Department sexually transmitted disease that The scientists will report their or outside-the-womb pregnancy and The potential vaccine stimulates the S « . « 1 7 4 , 7 6 infertility in women; meningitis; ar­ immune system to seek out and •Deluxe Modal reported today. afflicts 1 million Americans each year. findings in the February issue of the '0 ( » With set propeited touc^ con­ thritis; and eye infections in children inactivate the pili, thus preventing the ...... 23.70 trol, arljuMttoie henr«e. edge ^ The figure was more than one and a half times The potential vaccine has success­ Proceedings of the National Academy S^14.99 12.99 bom to mothers with gonorrhea. bacteria from adhering. Alarm, M-eet button plus & w»<»xa controla. kie«nef&fumtturefluards.?W7 this country’s 1983 trade deficit of $69.4 billion and fully blocked the bacteria from infect­ of Sciences. ^dayw«hasongl#lCF6 nearly triple that of $42.7 billion in 1982. ing human cells in laboratorv studies. Although usually not fatal, .gonor- In parts of Africa, one-fourth o f all The researchers synthesized pieces Start 'The department noted that the United States is women are Infertile by age 25 because of the pilin protein and injected them importing more than it exports with a large of gonorrhea, Schoolnik said. into rabbits. The animals’ immune Although the disease can be treated systems reacted by making antibody. number of countries. ’ Group raps booze break VERNON w itt antibiotics, strains of the gonococ­ The lesearchers then took the rabbits’ FOUR MANCHESTER For 1984, the U.S. trade deficit with Japan was cal bacterium in some parts of the Tri-City Shopping Center $36.8 billion, $20.4 billion with Canada, $11.1 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Tax James Wheaton, a spokesman tor ilie blood sera containing the antibodies WAYS 1145 Tolland Turnpike billion with Taiwan, $8.7 billion with West deductions for booze consumed at San Francisco law firm Public Advo­ world have become resistant to most and tested them to find the one that drugs. In addition, victims — espe­ most effectively blocked a variety of TO Germany and $6.3 billion with Mexico. business lunches and meetings cost the cates, which filed suit Tuesday to end CHARGE Economists blame the deteriorating trade national treasury $5 billion a year, a automatic tax deductions for business cially women. 70 percent of whom have gonococcal bacteria from latching onto HOURS: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM « SUNDAY 11 AM TO S PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY human cells in tissue culture. STORE picture largely on the recently strong dollar, group of consumer advocates says, and drinking. no initial s^ptom s — often delay "Because animals are not subject to which has made U.S. products more expensive it’s time to get drunks out of the public The lawsuit, filed in Superior Court, seeking medical help. What has made vaccine development gonorrhea or similar diseases,” for foreigners to buy and imports cheap for trough. says liquor deductions cost California difficult, Schoolnik said, is that the Schoolnik said, ’’the next step is to test Americans. “ We don’t believe it’s necessary to $150 million a year and costs the get drunk to conduct business.” said country $5 billion a year in tax revenue. microorganism that causes gonorrhea the-vaccine candidate in humans.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 30 1985 — .1

fi - MANCHESTER H F ” ^ ' W..rini-sri:iy. J;in. 30. 1985_ Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor ;; Legislators hear testimony James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut In Brief .Trap ban draws more debate Porn angers townspeople bin instead of sending it on to the OPINION which was formed to push for the S TR A TF O R D - Banning the display of nudity on adult books Bv Mark A. Dupuis “ We all know that woolens and Senate and House for debate. United Press International fake furs are cheaper, warmer and ban this year. “ i really thi k we’ve had a and magazine covers is not good enough for some angry The bill would prohibit the use of residents who are demanding the town also prohibit “ obscene wear better," said Olive G.LeRoy, thorough review if the situation, president of the Woodbridge Civic all leghold traps, including a new titles and headlines. HARTFORD — About 200 people McLaughlin salu. " I ’ve heard this Association and one of those padded jaw version being studied Labriola finds support as the OOP’s alternative "It's a result of the citizens’ indignation at nothing being done from animal welfare and sports­ stuff literally hundreds of times in nine states, which trappers say men's groups squared off for the speaking in. favor of the bill. should be cautious in using the unaccustomed cl°>Jt they about their complaints to the police department,” Bridgeport could offer a compromise to end before,” he said. latest round of debate on whether “ Perhaps those who cover their Rep. Angelo Fusco, R- rebel. He wants his own candidacy to be a place to go attorney Vincent Adley, who represents the Stratford Coalition the long debate. have after waiting 10 years to be the majority pa y the state should ban the use of bodies with animal skins believe Southlngton, who has trapped In Form er state Sen. Gerald Labriola of Naugatuck is a Against Pornography, said Tuesday. State law currently allows the an alternative. j.uoctai.. leghold traps to trap animals. they look better camouflaged as a the past, said the issue should be poSicTan who doesn’t know enough to roll over when he Labriola is taking his message around ‘ he smte_ “ What they did in desperation — because of the widespread use of steel-jaw traps under water, ‘’’i S S l a of Norwalk, the House Many of the arguments Tuesday raccoon, muskrat or skunk,” she left to the Department of Environ­ is pronounced dead by a lot of people in h«s party^ Wherever even a few Republicans gather together, he is and rampant display of obscene material in stores and mom and where an animal drowns after 20 vears aeo savs the GOP could ’’go overboard with night were the same as in past told the committee as about 200 mental Protection, which offered Little more than two years after Labriola upset many apt to turn up in their midst. His aides say he is pop stores — the people came to me,’’ he said. people looked on patiently. being caught, and In an animal’s its power because the party has had " “ ‘ hing years as the Legislature’s Envir­ testimony against the proposed Republicans by backing off as a gubernatorial attracting reasonably good financing. ,Hictrietay for Gold to seek Union President Jerry Hersko- However, Herskowitz in recent says Labriola, some delegates may be so bold as to the office of Chief State’s Attorney report questioning the ability of . . . he’s at it again another attorney. Gold fired his attorney, John R. WilUams, Jan. witz said Tuesday the union will days has charged that Forst was limit iU role in the dispute to Austin J. McGulgan. meeting with troopers at slate state police to investigate sensitive 22. ' defending troopers facing accusa­ McGuigan and Forst were at police barracks around the state matters. Pentagon mshing odds after a one-man grand jury Brennan charged troopers wlm tions that prompted a recent war of and telling them the feud with EB accident kills welder words between state police and the report charged slate troopers McGuigan Is not over. spreading rumors linking Spezlale spread unfounded rumors linking to illegal gambling In Torrington. \ Ojacnttu GROTON — Groton city police and Electric Boat officials are chief state’s attorney’s office. O'Neill, at a news conference At a meeting Monday night, former state Supreme Court Chief Tuesday, said he didn’t want to McGuigan's office later inves^ HI to clean up its act invesUgating an accident that killed a welding supervisor Justice John A. Spezlale to illegal gated the rumors and dismissed H#*®VowitT Raid, the state police respond to Herskowitz’s recent Monday afternoon. . „ charges or get involved in a them as groundless. Frank M. Wood, 31. of Vernon, was killed while working on the “ possible labor-management si­ Brennan served as a one-man WASHING­ Trident submarine Nevada, apparently suffocating while tuation" between the union and the grand jury investigating allega­ working In a tank fillediwith argon gas. u TON — I ’m al­ Panel dumps fee commissioner. tions of illegal gambling in Tor­ ways gratified Washinstoii EB officials would say Tuesday only that Wood died as a result However, he said he believes rington and corruption in the city’s of “ an industrial accident.” police department. Superior Court — if frustrated is the most serious threat to Forst should regularly go to state M cOTfy-Go-Roiuid Workers who were with Wood at the time of the accident said a HARTFORD (U P I) - Sen. Do­ Judge Anthony V. DeMayo has — when the Wa­ consumer protection that I have police barracks to meet with nald Schoolcraft, R-Groton, been sealed as a second grand shington bu­ tank in the engine room of the Nevada had seen in the 10 years I have been in members of the force. wanted to help consumers get a juror to investigate the reaucracy gets Jack Anderson argon, an odorless, colorless, inert gas used in welding, and that the General Assembly.” said Se­ “ He is going around the state, Wood was doing work there when the accident occurred. faster response on complaints to there's no question of that, to his allegations. wind of one of the state Department of Consumer nate Minority Leader Cornelius my investiga­ Protection. O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks. tions and takes Chester restricts marriages Senate President Pro Tempore But the way he proposed to do it Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshlre, action even be­ ‘‘T/iere*s Gold CHESTER — From now on only couples with at least one was rejected as “ anti-consumer” openly advocated it be “ boxed” by fore I ’ve had a room that pumps air into Secre- *. Chester resident will be able to marry in the Old "rown Hall, a 1793 Tuesday by the General Law the committee. The motion, which chance to tell you about It In That Old Chair” tary of Defense Caspar Wein- clapboard structure listed in the National Register of Historic Committee. Even the senator kills the proposal this session, was That’s what happened in the cdse See U» About ReuphoUtering! berger’s office and his private .» endorsed the move. approved 18-0 by the committee. of the Pentagon's asbestos- Places We aUo sell supplies. dining room was covered with bird ;> Not only has the Board of Selectmen ordered that the hall ^ Schoolcraft's suggested charg­ “ I did talk to Senator School­ polluted air. ing fees for complaints filed to the litter and powdered rubble. In I available only to town couples, but ceremonies have doubled in craft,” said Sen. Thomas F. My associate Indy Badhwar agency. He reasoned that reducing Upson, R-Waterbury, committee r Saturday workahop several places, asbestos powder ; the number of frivolous complaints found out that the attic rooms ’’’ ’ rh e 8*efertmen did not hike the $25 fee for couples who desire to co-chairman. “ He wantsitboxed.” In prognss had poured onto the floor from j would allow the agency to process ‘ ‘What he was worried about was housing the fans that circulate the be married beneath the lattice of the hall’s quaint gazebo decaying pipe jackets. ;• valid complaints more quickly. the length of time it took (the PUBLIC WELCOME air breathed by the Pentagon’s The board acted after hearing Town Secretary Cathy Billings 222 McKEE STREET “ All that ick and crud is surely But the bill was criticized as department) to answer com­ WES., WED., m . 9 em-5 pm 25,000 employees are littered with describe how she has become a booking agent and social MANCHESTER being picked up by the blowers and anti-consumer Monday by Demo­ plaints. That’s why he put it in,” THUaS. 9 un-S pm 8AT.9am-9pm powderet) asbestos, pigeon drop­ «^ 3 -0 3 6 9 _ being pumped into our offices.” *• secretary in addition to her other duties^______- crats and Republicans. “ I think it Upson said. pings and feathers. Asbestos is said Frederick L. Small, an Air known to cause cancer and other Force civilian manpower expert“ » lung ailments; pigeons are notor­ who has been waging a private- ious disease carriers. Worcester lives with fear crusade against the air pollution. But someone apparently spotted It’s not just the central ventila^ my associate as he was being given N tion system that’s dangerousTi. a secret guided tour of the fan Small was horrified to discovert- rooms, and reported the sudden of outbreak of hepatitis asbestos insulation in the window interest in the Pentagon attic. air conditioner-heater in his office. A liberal response to abortion Suddenly, after years of poten­ enough, victims die because the Police may not have yet detected These individual units are,used in By Rob Stein tially malignant neglect, the Pen­ such an increase, but they could hundreds of Pentagon offices to United Press International liver stops working and toxins left bigamy, suicide and cannibalism, we are tagon brass began scrambling. in the blood attack the body. begin to see the effects through a protected in our Constitution. augment the central heating­ establishing moral and/or ethical limits for our A three-page “fact sheet” was WORCESTER. Mass. — The Doctors believe the outbreak in rise in drug-related crime as the Bv Herbert L. Newell cooling system. DO I HAVE COMPASSION for unwed society and for all of the individuals in it. rushed into print and distributed to tenements and back alleys of Worcester has been made more new users seek to finance their When Small complained to h is '- habits, Lettau said. The Manchester Herald's Jan. 24 editorjal, mothers, rape and incest victims and others tor Most of us, anarchisU excepted, welcome employees, describing the situa­ Worcester have become breeding deadly by the presence of a rare boss. Brig. Gen. Monte D. Montgo- < virus known as the “ delta agent,” “ The hepatitis B outbreak may “ Don't Trample Women’s Right On Abortion, whom having a child might cause severe these regulations even though they limit our tion. Makeshift protective cover­ grounds for one of the largest and mery, the general immediately deadliest outbreaks of hepatitis B which only occurs in victims be a harbinger of an incrase in demands a response. problems? Absolutely. In fact, my wife and I freedom because they also serve to protect us. ings were installed to cut down on requested a full-scale sampling of on record in the United States, but already suffering from the disease drug-related crim es," he said. First, as a registered Democrat. 1 challenge shelteie^ a young woman for several months What better reason for legislation than tor the further pollution of the huge the offices in his command, “ since no one Is quite sure why. and makes the illness more acute. HEALTH OFFICIALS FIRST during and after childbirth. Our lives are protection of this silent and defenseless building’s ventilation system. And the identification of the Right-to-Life (i.e. this represents a potentially se- .. The woridng-class city of 160,000 Although isolated cases of the REALIZE D the outbreak was anti-abortion) movement with the Republican centered around compassionate ministries. We of course an employee who was minority? rious health hazard.” A report is .1 PBOPiepeople aboutaiJOUi 40W mileslltUCB westWCOb of delta virusVBSwm had been reported occurring in the early spring and Party and conservatism. Certainly, many understand the struggles firsthand. But when accused of showing my associate BoBton normally records about lir^v^elsewhere in the United States, the due shortly. ousulu Bv^vsw --r formed a special task force of conservatives have embraced the movernent, you are dealing with pregnancy, you must be "VOU PROMOTE ABORTION as a visible through the fan rooms was put in Worcester outbreak marks the The General Services Adminis--; cases of the liver disease annually. doctors, administrators, nurses but this is an issue which transcends traditional concerned with not one life, but two. Though alternative “ to a battered child and a young fear for his job. Inevitably, with all But since September 1983, at least first cluster of cases. and state health of^ ia ls to combat tration has drawn sharp criticism ■ political parties and ideologies. they differ in maturity and in their level of mother strapped beyond her means, ” but how the uproar, someone leaked the 150 cases have been reported, and No one knows why the outbreak the disease, Irvin e said. from employee unions for failing to occurred in Worcester. But be­ In July, the CDC recommended a Let me offer a "liberal ” rationale for dependency, they are both fully and distinctly do you support this allegation? The fact is, since asbestos scandal to the Federal seven vicUms have died. pursue an aggressive asbestos- Deqtite unprecendented steps to cause hepatitis occurs most often vaccination program for drug antl-abortionism. In the 1950s and 1960s, we human. abortion was legalized, the reported incidence Times. abatement program. Small put it stem the outbreak, at least two or in new drug users who have not users and their sexual partners, a liberals supported the civil rights movement to Just as adulthood, adolescence, childhood of child abuse has skyrocketed. There is no The fan rooms were a sickening this way: “ GSA is a greater threat.: three new cases continue to be developed an immunity to the population no one had ever tried to guarantee the basic human rights of blacks, and infancy represent different levels of evidence that those who have abortions are any sight. Asbestos flakes and powder disease, some speculate there was to our national security than the reported each week. innoculate before. Hlspanics, Indians and other disenfranchised maturity and different states of dependency, all more potentially abusive than the general had accumulated on the floors a recent increase in drug use. Russians are. At least the Russians » The Illness infecU an estimated Although an effective vaccine minorities. In the 1970s, we supported the within the unity we call humanity, the unborn population. In fact, most reported cases of child from the crumbling insulation 200,000 nationwide each year but “ We do know that Worcester is a for hepatitis B is available, it is not aren’t trying to kill us with women’s liberation movement to bring parity child is a distinctly human individual deserving abuse are from planned pregnancies. Shall we jackets around the maze of ventila­ poses little threat to the general major place for drug use and drug administered widely because of being locked-ln to a lower rate if Interest rates asbestos and pigeon-carried'' sales,” said Worcester Health Now you can get the highest IRA rates around in the workplace, the marketplace and the of the same protection afforded his older, more kill a child to protect it from potential abuse? tion pipes. Unidentifiable material public. the expense — $100 for a three-dose and enjoy the security of a 10% minimum return. rise. What’s more, you'll have the security of diseases." mature and more independent brothers and And what about protecting the mother? At had flaked off the ceilings. Bird The disease is spread most often Director Walter G. Irvine. series — and because of unfounded All from Heritage. Knowing your retirement savings are Insured up home. Footnote: A General Services^ Police Lt. Alexander Donoghue, to $100,000 by the FSLIC. We support humane treatment of animals sisters. what cost shall we protect her right to choose droppings and feathers were scaL by intravenous drug addicts carry­ fears the blood-based vaccine 3 head of the city's vice squad, Our unique Prime Rate IRA gives you the best Administration spokesman said,, ing the disease who inject them­ could spread other diseases. and the active protection of our environment Second, about legislating morality. I have death for her child? We do not know the tered next to the intakes through return year after year because your earnings will Easy IRA pisnning. that asbestos levels in the Pen- ,j selves and then share their con­ conceded that Worcester once had But Merck, Sharp and Dohme, The Heritage Prime Rale IRA also eliminates the with the aim of bettering the quality of life for never heard a more banal argument. Let’s face potential of even one of these aborted which air is recirculated to the always aqual our prime lending rate. With these tagon are far below federal safety/.': taminated needles. Sometimes a reputation as a drug distribution the only maker, agreed to donate prime returns, chances are you won't lind a need to shop around for the highest rates. Now it, we legislate moral and ethical standards individuals. How many Einsteins, Lincolns, hundreds of Pentagon offices. you can consolidate all your IRA savings at all. I believe that protection of the rights of their sexual partners also get the center for the region. But he said enough vaccine to Worcester in the better paying IRA. inconstantly. When the state regulates gaming, Cures, and Beethovens were aborted last year? In the Pentagon, rank has no standards, but that steps w e r e " Heritage knowing you'll continually be earning unborn infants is the logical extension of a disease. he hadn’t noticed a large increase hopes the innoculations would be ^destructive drugs, sex for hire, theft, murder, But we do know some of the potential risks of privileges in the matter of poten­ being taken to address the No Invostmont risk. the best returns. liberal concern for a basic human right That pattern has held in Worces­ in new users. u s ^ to gather information about The Heritage Prime Rate IRA protects you from abortions — almost certain psychological tially lethal air. The special fan problem. To Dr. Ludwig A. Lettau, how­ So gel primed for a richer retirement. Just $1,000 ter, New England’s second-largest the effectiveness of such immuni­ declining interest rates because It guarantees a will open your Prime Rate IRA. The higher IRA. damage to mother and family, greatly ever, who Is working on the d ty, where two-thirds of the zation programs. minimum effective annual yield of at least 10% Only from Heritage. Increased medical risks of infection, tubal victims have been drug users and Worcester outbreak for the Cen­ (based on an annual rate of 9.532% compounded For current rales or other IRA Information, please 0 pregnancies and future spontaneous abortions. their intimate relations. ters for Disease Control in Atlanta, dally). And since the Prime Rale IRA Is a variable- rate Investment, you’ll never have to worry about call toll-free: 14KX>-528-2001. And what about the cost to society? By an increase in new drug users is Open Forum VICTIMS SUFFER SEVERE plausible. undermining the value of this one class of lives, floI^UTY QUIZ “ No one really knows. But it’s an FREE ab^m inal pain, nausea and vom­ we are certain to call Into question the value of iting. Often, their skin turns hypothesis that seems like a other lives, the aged, the infirmed, the poor, etc. reasonable explanation of why this Blood Pressure washing materials and cleaning products. Also ydlow. T tere is no treatment. I believe that the hidden costs to the mother and When the disease gets severe happened In Worcester,” he said. CLINIC-BY NURSE How about a tax cut under this heading are washing soaps, scouring OMG oF TflGciB iS USSP to all of us far outweigh any supposed benefits. EVERY THURSDAY powder, disinfectants, etc. e>V ViCiOJc) TeRRORi&TS The on some necessities? 5 - 9 1 am 87 years young, and I am house-bound WHEN I WAS YOUNGER, I learned that the vjHo Have HO R e c a R P 3om«thlng DHI«r«rt...... With Sonwone A essence of conservatism is to conserve, to LIGGETT PARKADE To the Editor: except for a needed visit to the doctors. 1 would FoR HUMaNiTY To PHARMACY have made a canvass of the people in this maintain the status quo, while the essence of BLOVJ UP P oLiT iC aL Happy Birthday PARKADE HEALTH and Here is a copy of a letter sent to state Sen. Carl community for signatures to show how many liberalism is to change what needs changing. NUTRITION CENTER TaRseTi). , PARKAQt • 10A W MIDDLE IPKf A. Zinsser, R-Manchester: people feel as I do. However, I telephoned quite This is why I support the movement to legally with A Hwald Happy Heart establish the legitimate right to life of the higher IR A a number of people and all seemed to agree with unborn human child. Dear Mr. Zinsser: my suggestions. THe<5THeR i!)OSeP BY I am most interested in the different Just as the liberals and their conscientious I understand the state has a sizable surplus of 60P-FeaRiN6 ClTi2eH6 proposals to cut the 7.5 percent sales jax. I do conservative allies stood to establish the NOTICE money put away for a rainy day and that is good not feel that doing away with the sales tax on legitimate rights of minorities and women to To PfiMoNSTRaTe Probate Court is open news. Perhaps it now would be an excellent clothing up to $50 will benefit all of the people, equal protection, equal provision, and equal TrieiR BSLiaF IN TH© for conferences with the time for you to consider how much it would th e elderly do not buy many clothes — participation in our society, we must now stand SaNCTiTY OF LiFe Only judge froni 6:30 P.M . to 8 mean to the people to get a little help by giving Heritage Savings particularly the nearly poor. They are the ones for the unborn. We must insist that the right of P.M. on Thursday them a little larger tax cut on supplies so BY BLOWING UP $6.00 who struggle to buy anything at all except the the mother to choose to abort, to kill her unborn nights. Appointments aBoRTiON CLINICS. , , MbaoIwbIbc DMBlon barest of necessities. The half-percent is necessary to everyone. child, be rescinded, and that the right of the suggested. Night tele­ ■ .tT V * a*ka OmoBi v x n Main SI SAMOaS • K Mari Plaza. Spancar 81 840-3007 Comar Mato A Hudaon Sli 8470688 L S J child to live be established in law. Cm h Caaanirv: Houla 31 742-7321 QlaiionAary Inatda Pfanh'i Suparmariial. Foa Run Mall 833-7868 m m p m m w minimal and not too much help to anyone. Thank you for listening. phone number: 647-3227. BawSi WIftdaar: 20 Oakland Rd 844^2484 • TaNand: Rl 106 872 7387 C a ll.... William E. Fitzgerald I would like to propose another suggestion to Marguerite Ekstrom The Rev. Herbert L. Newell, of 93 St. John St., ____ Judge of Probate reflect upon. Everyone - the wealthy across- 39 McKinley St. is minister of youth at the Church of the WmCH iS WHiCH? ! 643-2711 the-board to the poorest people— need and have Manchester Nazarene in Manchester. to use toilet paper, paper towels, all types of MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedtu'sdav. J;in. 30. 1985 - 9

H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesdiiy, Jan. 3(1. 1985^ KIwahls talk focuses on mall battle Finguerra urges club to back plan SPORTS mm _ - e VllO m A l l WOUl< Commenting on the efforts of exposure that his mall would have The development would include a Bv Susan Vaughn Winchester developers to get land in its location directly off I-M. $60-80 million shopping center, a Finguerra said there is a market Herald Reporter in South Windsor for their project business park, a hotel conference for an 800,000 to 1 million square- “ The race is still on between both rezoned, Finguerra said he is sure Galligan key figure as East upsets MHS center and possible residential foot regional center without des­ sides,” developer John Finguerra they will get the change. But he development. troying present shopping. told the Manchester Kiwanis Club added that if the zoning is chal­ He hinted that several Boston Tuesday, referring to competition lenged in court, it will be to the FINGUERRA’S MAJOR selling and New York-based department By Bob Papetti paced by eight points from 6-8 between his proposed shopping advantage of his development. point for his mall is that it would stores might be interested in Herald Sports W riter Brian Arnold — the junior half of mall in Manchester and the bring the tax dollars to Manches­ locating in the Manchester area. the Injun Totem Poles — helped proposed Winchester Mall. " I F THE M A LL doesn’t happen ter, whereas Winchester would He noted that stores such as Arm chair addicts of Big East stake Manchester to a nine-point, Expressing confidence that he here, then we have a problem of bring extra traffic without the Jordan Marsh, Filene’s and basketball had the opportunity to halftime lead (which was omi­ and and his partners can get how best to use the property.” M acy’s are already located in view a simulated scholastic ver­ nously cut from 11 on a Galligan “ first-rate department stores" for Finguerra said of his Iproposed Finguerra said Tuesday during other cities in Connecticut. sion at Clarke Arena Tuesday baseline buzzer shot). their mall, Finguerra told the site. “ W e’ll have to find out how to his remarks at the Manchester Finguerra aiso announced that night. The Indians then built what Kiwanians: “ If you want it to satisfy our traffic capacity.” Country Club that the tax revenues The town’s two favorite teams — looked like a commanding, 39-26 The developers are planning to he pians to sponsor a contest in the happen here you can.” for the town could approach over $2 homestanding Manchester High lead with 4:06 left in the third He encouraged local business- build a connector road through the locai schoois for a name for his million once the entire complex is and East Catholic High — met in period. Hot shooting by tri-captain people to “ talk to townspeople," property from Buckland Street to proposed shopping center. finished. their annual hardwood free-for-all. forward Russ Anselmo offset the write letters to the editor and The New York-based developer Slater Street and will look to the And when the season’s most inside work of 6-4 Eagle Chris otherwise support his proposal if town for help in building and stressed that the key element in the exciting and entertaining hoop Renstrom in the opening minutes funding it, Finguerra indicated. they want the commercial indus­ development of his proposal is BOOKS & BIRDS classic was over. East had snuck of the second half. trial complex and the estimated $1 commitments from anchor stores They might look for other tax away with a come-from-behind, Renstrom converted a trio of million in tax revenues it would advantages the town offers Wsed Books” for the mall. Once they are 51-49 upset win. lay-ups off offensive rebounds, but through its industrial guidelines, bring to Manchester. obtained the development will Bought & Sold The emotional victory snapped Anselmo, who pulled down a Both the Winchester developers start to attract other businesses, he said. an nine-game E agles’ losing game-high 8 caroms, matched the and Finguerra are seeking to build Asked by one Kiwanian how his 375 Hiitlord Tpke (Rl 30| Boom M Finguerra said. streak. East, now 3-11, travels to ■ surge by popping as many 15- on properties off Buckland Street shopping mall would affect present “ Who gets the mall is a matter of Vernon. CT 06060 876-1876 St. Paul Friday night for an HCC footers from the foul line area. and Interstate 84. Winchester shopping districts such as the -orar 10,000 htrdeovur books Then Galligan took over. A 3 3 who gets the stores first,” Fin­ tilt. would be located largely in South Manchester Parkade, Finguerra UPI photo guerra said. He said neither ■OIFT CERTIFICATES Manchester, now 8-4, hosts CCC string of Manchester backcourt Windsor, while Finguerra’s mall developer has any firm commit­ said that he feels there is room for Please call for hours—located in powerhouse Hartford Public Fri­ turnovers resulted in an 8-point would be in Manchester. ments yet from a major store. both types of shopping. former Vernon Elementary day night. string of Galligan baseline Polar golf Less than two weeks ago, Fin­ He said the Parkade has a “ You will probably see us and School, across from muffler The game contained all the jumpers, paint perirheters and John Warden putts in the 7th annual Iced Tee Open guerra and three partners an­ Winchester going head to head at clientele which it will always have, shop. ■______components of a Big East college driving lay-ups. Suddenly, East nounced plans to develop a 265- but that it does not have the regular Tuesday in Yulan, N.Y. As temperatures hovered around each other,” Finguerra predicted. thriller, with the spotlight on was back in it. acre parcel just off the interstate. individual heroes and the manda­ With seven minutes left, An­ 15 degrees, Warden and his three fellow team members tory, down-to-the-wire finish. selmo hit a bucket to give him a 0 won the six-hole golf-on-ice competition. Big Manchester (two starters team-high 12 points and make it a 0 SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! over ’6-8) was humbled by the five-point spread at 43-38. But exploits of one player, the beast of Eagle backcourt thief Kevin Mad­ East, 6-0 scoring dynamo Chils den, who along with Galligan Zinsser offering pian Galligan. literally helped steal the show, Senior guard Galligan, the Ea­ then flipped in a spinning, front ALSIEFFERTS rim lay-up. gles’ solo field goal machine all for energy assistance year, turned in the most clutch Two Galligan steals and breaka­ performance of a fine career. way baskets later, and East led for the first time in the game, 44-43, A proposal that $3 million of the Zinsser said his opposition to Galligan netted 31 of his team’s 51 with 4:43 remaining. Indian 6-9 state budget surplus be used to that portion of the governor’s points and outscored both squads center Brian Spano, who was kept give a temporary boost to the program is based in part on the combined, 18-15, over the final in wraps for most of the night by frO state’s Winter Energy Assistance fact that much of the insulation and 11:48 when he single-handedly defender Todd Pineo, then banked Program will ife made today by other weatherization work is being erased an 13-point Manchester one off the glass to give the home state Sen. Carl Zinsser, R- done by workers who would 'lead. Herald photos by Pinto team its final lead of the evening. Manchester, at an afternoon press otherwise be collecting unemploy­ vO nly one player on that team Madden swished the front end of conference. ment compensation or welfare. could beat us — and he did,” said East Catholic's Larry Stanford (right) tries to block the disconsolate Manchester coach a 1-and-l to tie it at 45-alI, but Manchester’s 6-9 center Brian Spano (44) takes the Zinsser is co-chairman of thg Zinsser said he will also propose Doug Pearson. missed the second shot. East basketball out of the hands of East’s David Sander (5) shot of Manchester’s Mark Hendricks (22) in first-half Energy and Public Utilities Com­ legislation in the Energy and “ All I ask him to do is to handle grabbed the rebound and then it action. East, led by Chris Galligan, upset the Indians, mittee of the General Assembly. Public Utilities Committee to put during action Tuesday night at Clarke Arena. Watching the ball, score some points and get was slowdown time. When Galli­ He said this morning he would some percentage of the growth 51-49. rebounds,” joked East mentor Ray gan went to the charity stripe with the action is East's J.R. Clishum (24). announce the proposal, which is earnings tax on utilities into a state Page of his show-stopping star. 2:18 left, the Eagles looked golden. like they did at the end,” noted farther out,” explained Page. counter to one by the governor, at a fund to match federal funds that to keep it a two-point game. A him alone and he killed us,” said Galligan, who canned hoops But he surprisingly missed a pair Page. • Manchester held a 16‘ 11 1:30 news conference at the pay uncollectable utility bills travelling call on East gave Pearson of Galligan. ” If he had Irom anywhere he felt like it, used of freebies. advantage in giveaways, including EAST CATHOLIC ($1) — Todd Pineo Capitol. Manchester the ball in their zone gotten 20 points, we would’ve won 2 2-2 4, Lorry Stanford 0 0-2 0, Chris Zinsser said O’Neill has often last year’s Eagles-Indians match­ Galligan atoned just seconds 11-4 in the second half. Zinsser said he opposes Gov. with one second left, but Pineo by 10.” Renstrom 3 1-4 7, Chris Gollloan 12 7-9 said that “ nobody will freeze” in up as incentive. “ They beat us by later with another steal and lay-up Spano, whom Pear.son insi.sts his 31, Kevin RIoos I 0-2 2, David Sander 0 William O’N eill’s proposal to intercepted an inbounds pass to Connecticut, when he means that WEDNESDAY. JAN 30th, AT 300 ... 18 points last year, so this is like to give East the lead for good, team has to feed inside at least 20 0-10, J .R. Clishum 0 0-0 0, Totals 1913-24 J J transfer $3 million allotted to the The Indians dearly mis.sed tal­ 51. nobody will freeze as long as the our revenge,” he said. Manchester 47-45. clinch it. times a game for Manchester to program from funds for weatheri- Pearson blamed a defensive ented point guard Greg Turner, MANCHESTER (491 — Brian Arnold federal government pays the bills. TO MARK DOWN OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TOP NAME crushed favored host East, 68-50, a Despite four more free throw win, was limited to 10 points. 3 2-2 8, Brian Broohy 4 3-5 11, Brian zatlon to direct fuel assistance. breakdown for the Eagle who is sidelined for the season with Spano42-310, Brian Mllone20-24, Russ year ago. points (two each by Madden and “ Defending Spano was Todd comeback. knee ligament damage. Anselmo 5 2-2 12. Mike Lata 1 0-0 2, BRAND MAJOR APPLIANCES. COLOR TVs AND VCRs East leads the intra-town series, Galligan) in the final half minute, ” If they had Turner, they would Pineo’s job inside, and he was Chuck Sentelo 10-02, Mork HendrIcksO the Indians hung tough with hoops “ We didn’t stop the man we had 0-0 0. Totals 20 9-14 49. 14-2. to; as the game went on we just left have never turned the ball over consistently there, forcing him Developer describes A balanced scoring attack. from Brian Brophy and Mike Lata A plans for town mall History repeats itself as Bird shoots down Pistons A the added advantage ol being Continued from page 1 The Celtics maligned bench accessible to Exit 94 and Slater have to this time. ”K.C. i.s a pretty Despite their absence, Detroit Bv Len Auster contributed some important min­ P?nney warehouse. Street in Manchester. Sports Editor smart guy. He knew it worked a nearly tied the all-time club record Fipguerra also claims that his If the connector road he proposes couple of days ago and to design for consecutive wins at nine. They utes in the fourth period. Carr, Scott Wedman and McHale, along site is more directly accessible off through his site between Buckland the play for him,” Carr said. did it the hard way, though, falling HARTFORD — “ I'm a history with Dennis Johnson, combined to the new Exit 93 ramps under and Slater streets is built, Fin­ major. And history does repeat “ The idea was to get the ball to behind in the first half as the guerra said it could open up push the Celtics into a 120-111 construction. He is proposing that itself,” cracked a smiling M.L. Larry, ” the Celtic coach said. Celtics shot out the lights early. development between the town’s advantage with 6:33 to go. N N an additional curve be built on that Carr, toweling himself off in the “ We expected him to get it,” said Bird netted 15 first-quarter “ We went up eight and then ramp which would lead directly Buckland Industrial Park and Detroit coach Chuck Daly. points as Boston moved to a 41-29 Celtic lockerroom. after seeing forgot to rebound," Jones .saw the into his shopping center, although Pioneer Industrial Park. prodigious teammate Larry Bird Dennis Johnson inbounded the lead after one. Its lead grew lo He plans to talk to the town about swing in Detroit’s favor at that he added that the extra ramp pull out a second straight game for balls to Bird near the left sideline. 62-45 on a Bird three-point play point. would "not be a necessary funding for that road, but said he Boston with a shot at the buzzer. He gave Detroit’s Kurt Ben.son a with 6:44 left in the half before ingredient.” has no definite ideas of how it can head fake and drove towards the settling for a 78-64 halftime The hard-working Thomas put it THURSDAY, JAN 31st, O’OO AM SHARP! Bird beat Portland at Boston in gear and along with Laimbeer Finguerra said his property has be shared. Garden Sunday with a 20-foot hoop. He released the 7-footer, advantage. which rimmed the basket before “ I am real excited about the way and Vinnie John.son brought De­ corner jumper. Tuesday night at troit back. A Thomas three-pointer FOR THE BIGGEST "3 DAY SALE"lN OUR HISTORY! the Civic Center before a packed nestling through as time expired. our guys played in the second Bird’s winning shot came after half,” said Daly. “ I thought Boston tied it at 128 with 40 seconds left house of 15,685. Bird canned a and his 15-footer, after Johnson hit ZBA gets applications 7-foot runner with no time left as he missed 8 of 10 from the floor in was headed for an NBA record PRICES MAY NEVER BE THIS LOW AGAIN! one of two for the Celtics from the the Celtics nipped Detroit, 131-130, the second half. “ 1 didn’t feel any after they got 78 points in the first charity line, gave Detroit a mo­ snapping the Pistons’ eight-game pressure. I ’ve never felt any half. I don’t know if we can play pressure in this game,” he said. any better than we did in the mentary lead. winning streak. Johnson had 27 and Laimbeer 24 Day-care OK sought • EVERY AIR CONDITIONER • EVERY VCR “ I couldn’t believe it happened After the game was over Thomas second half." embraced Bird and said, “ Great Detroit, 27-17 and in second place for Detroit. on Sunday," said Boston coach And then it came Bird’s lime. . EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY REFRIGERATOR K.C. Jones. “ Then tonight, it was shot,” in the Central Division, came out A Manchester woman has app­ East Hartford for a special excep­ “ Dodging bullets like that is not sort of like he teased everybody Thomas and his teammates quickly in the third quarter. lied to the Zoning Board of Appeals tion to create a fenced-in parking . EVERY WASHER • EVERY DRYER • EVERY RANGE much fun," said the Celtics’ Cedric when his shot rolled around the rim were helpless as Bird beat the Thomas was the driving force with for permission to open a day-care and auto storage area at 390 New Maxwell. “ Isiah made a tremend­ • EVERY MICROWAVE • EVERY DISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZEI and then fell in.” buzzer. 4 points and 7 assists as Detroit center at her home on Russell State Road. ous shot but again, it was a great Detroit’s sensational guard Isiah “ You never know until the game went on a 22-6 tear for an 86-84 lead, • An application by Society for shot by Larry .” Street • •• m u s t BE SO LD ... N O W ! Thomas, who had gaine-high totals is over," said Thomas. “ It’s a its first of the game. Theresa R. Shapleigh wants to Savings for a variance of min­ “It was a sensational game, of 33 points and 19 assists, had tough way to lose, especially when “ I ’m glad the way we hung in operate a day care, center for imum parking space requirements particularly in the second half,” given the Pistons a 1-point lead you have a chance to win." there the second half. We had a toilet-trained children up to kin­ at a shopping center on Tolland Duly said. “ It was a night of stars. with four seconds left with a l5-(oot The win sends the Celtics to quick start (in the third quarter) dergarten age at her 115 Russell St. Turnpike. The state Department of Our guy hit one and their guy hit straightaway jumper. He took full Philadelphia for tonight’s match and ’Z’ (Thomas) was having one house, according to her application Transportation is taking almost a one. They just got the last shot.” advantage of a screen set high by with the 76ers with the Atlantic of those quarters," Daly said. for a special exception. half-acre of land that will reduce CELTIC NOTES — Boston has burly center Bill Laimbeer. Division lead at 37-8. The Sixers While Bird, who had 24 of hi.s The house is owned by Manches­ the size of the parking lot from won 10 of its last II in Hartford. Its “ I wanted to hold the ball and are l'/4 games back at 35-9. team-high 32 points in the opening ter Memorial Hospital. In letter to 1,823 spaces to 983, just 18 spaces last trip to the Civic Center will be take the last shot, ” said Thomas. Bird’s heroics for a second half, was having trouble finding the ZBA dated Friday. MMH short of the 1,001 required, the Friday, Feb. 22 when the Celtics “ 1 saw the screen was there, so I consecutive game spoiled a mag­ the range in the third period, Kevin Controller Richard F. Werkowski bank said in its application. McHale was having a good one. He host Michael Jordan and the • An application from William took it.” nificent comeback by the Pistons, 3 3 said the hospital would be willing had 10 of his 28 points in the Chicago Bulls.. .Bird was averag­ lu Thomas and his teammates went who were minus starting forwards to let Shapleigh open a licensed day A. Giraitis of Ferguson Road for a ing 34.5 points over his last four dancing back to the Piston bench. Kelly Tripucka and Dan Round- quarter. His tip-in with three care center as long as no altera­ variance and special exception to outings coming in. He’s led the UPI photo “ Isiah came down and hit the shot field. The latter underwent ar­ seconds left of a Bird miss allowed tions were made to the house and sell used cars from his auto repair Celtics in scoring 32 times. . . and they started celebrating. But it throscopic surgery for torn cartil­ Boston to take a 104-103 lead into the hospital could limit its appro­ business at 5 Tolland Turnpike. Celtics have won three straight, 14 Boston’s Larry Bird (33) knocks the ball out of the hands was too early. I knew better with age in his left knee and is out for the final stanza. val to a specific time period. • An application from Lydall of their last 17. . .Celtics are 37-1 of Detroit’s Isiah Thomas (11) during action at the Civic Larry around,” said Carr, three weeks and Tripucka suffered Boston’s record is an unblem­ Shapleigh’s application will be Eastern Inc. of Manchester for a The 6-9 Bird, who asked for the a sprained ankle Sunday and is out ished 32-0 when it takes the lead when they’ve gone over the cen­ considered by the ZBA following a variance of minimum side yard F.-'°IE BUYS Center. Each hit a shot in the final four seednds of the ball in the Portland game, didn’t for two weeks. into the final quarter. tury mark in scoring. public hearing on Feb. 25, along requirements so that it can build game. Bird’s was the last, and decider in 131-130 duke. with several others received an accessory pump house. WosUnghouse 0 0 RGil n c /1 recently. • An application from Adele M. H U V Y The others are; Bell for a variance to use the third NBA roundup • An appeal by J. W. Enter­ DVTT i r r floor of a two-family house at 60-62 r r prises of Ellington of an order by Cambridge St. J l C h 19 the town zoning enforcement of­ XL-100 cBSSt ficer prohibiting the location of a • An application from David Iceman returneth with 47-point explosion for Spurs lunch wagon at a gas station at 176 and Charles Minicucci of Bolton for a variance to convert a Tolland Turnpike. Richardson said, “ Ice... what The Chicago bench, led by two-family house at 32-34 Garden unc NEW YORK (UPI) — George definitely want to give him the Lakers 122, Blazers 106 Bucks 108, Warriors 101 • An application from Robert R. can you say? He’s so smooth and he Quintin Dailey and Ennis Whatley, St. into a three-family house. T O U C H PAD Gervin owns four NBA scoring ball.” At Portland, Ore., Kareem At Oakland, Calif., Sidney Mon- Boulay and Dorothy Boulay of WASHER really hit some tough shots tonight. NICBOWME GOLOBTV titles and has threatened for four “ Ice was unreal even for Ice.” helped the Bulls break open a tight Abdul-Jabbar scored 29 points and crief scored a game-high 30 points others in his eight previous seasons said teammate Mark lavaroni. We all know he can score when he game late in the third quarter and Jamaal Wilkes added 24 to lead the and Terry Cummings added 22 to wants to. It’s very frustrating hold off a brief Kings rally in the in the league. ‘ ‘The ball was falling good for me Lakers. James Worthy had 18 lead the Bucks to their ninth $ because you know theyrare going to 2 8 8 . '2 4 a '3 2 9 . But this year, new San Antonio all night,” Gervin said. " I don’t fourth quarter. points and Magic Johnson added 13 straight victory, while sending the him and you still can’t stop him. Obituaries Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons think I ’ve been off my game all " I t really makes it easier for me. assists for the Lakers. Mychal Warriors to their ISth consecutive Some of the shot he hits on you are changed the offense and decided to year. I’m just playing the same Our bench played very * well Thompson had 24 points and rookie loss. The Warriors led 57-51 at the go more to Artis Gilmore In the game I’ve been playing for 13 just unbelievable.” tonight. When that happens, not all Jerome Kersey 18 for Portland. half, but were outscored 33-16 in (Kathleen) Gorman, both of War­ Kathleen Barnes middle instead of Gervin — “ Ice " years.” of the eyes are on me,” Jordan the third quarter. wick; five grandchidren and four Bulls 103, Kings 97 Kathleen Barnes, 87, of War­ ^UARAHTMO to his NBA colleagues — on the Gervin hit two free throws with said. "W e really got a lot out of our great-grandchildren. LOWeST bench.” Hawks 115, Pacers 106 wick, R.I., died at the Kent wing. two seconds left to put San Antonio ‘At Chicago, Michael Jordan, the Cavs 110, Clippers 94 p R ic n up 130-124 before Michael Ray Bulls' rookie sensation, got his 26 At New Orleans, Dominque Nursing Home after a lengthy Following a mass of Christian As a result, Gervin was scoring Nuggets 128, Suns 100 At Richfield, Ohio, World B. Richardson, who led New Jersey points but it was the work of the Wilkins’ 40 points helped the illness. She was the widow of burial at St. Peter’s Church. “ just” 21.1 points a game and was Free scored 28 points to pace six with 26 poinU, hit a 3-pointer at the bench that made the difference in At Denver, Alex English scored Atlanta Hawks overcome a six- Addison Aldrich Barnes. Warwick, she was buried in the 20th in the league in scoring. 27 points and Calvin Natt added 25 minute scoring drought and beat Cleveland players in double­ But Tuesday night Gervin looked buzzer for the final score. Chicago’s. 103-97 victory Tuesday Bom in Providence, R.I., she fam ily plot at Pawtucket Memor­ to lead the Nuggets to their seventh Indiana in the Super Dome. After figures. The 16-point margin of E-Z TERMS: like the “ Iceman” of old, scoring a Gervin scored 16 in the third night over the Kansas City Kings. was the daughter of the late John ial Park, Warwick. straight victory. Phoenix lost its taking a 28-18 lead with 2:36 victory was Cleveland’s largest of and Bridget (Ganley) Supple. She • CASH season-high 47 points to lead the quarter, including nine in an 11- 3 The triumph was Chicago’s run, to put the Spurs up 87-83. fourth straight dVerall and eighth sixth straight. Wayne Cooper remaining in the first quarter, the season and improved its record lived in Warwick since 1951. She O O A I super discount center Spurs to a 130-127 victory over the to 13-30. Los Angeles, which has Mlltoh Camilleri 647-9997 • CREDIT CARD Mitchell added 12 in the period, in a row at home. Kansas City, added 19 points for the Nuggets, Atlanta (aHed to score again until was a summer resident of East J O O . I 455 HARtF0RPJp.:KEENEY 8T. EXIT OFF 1-64 New Jersey Nets. who lead the Midwest Division the final 8; 34 of the first half. Clark lost five straight and six of its last The first anniversary mass for • MONTHLY "When Ice is on, he’s tough for including the Spurs’ last eight which dropped its seventh straight Harwich, Mass. OPEN 0-.30 AM with a 29-17 record. Larry Napee Kellogg led the Pacers, who have seven, was led by Junior Bridge- the late Milton (Mickey) Camilleri MANCHESTER. CT. PAYMENTS anyone,” said Cotton Fitzsim­ points, to put San Antonio up 100-92 on the road, has lost nine of its last She is survived by two daugh­ kATTILS . FRIDAY TIL 8 paced the Suns with 22 points. lost four straight, with 24. man’s game-high 30 points. ters. Mrs. J. Douglas (Carol) will be held Saturday at 5 p.m. at iPEN DAILY: MON-THUR8 T IL 9.» TUE8-;WI mons, “ When Ice is going, we entering the fourth quarter. If. Dumas, a former Manchester the Church of the Assumption on resident, and Mrs. William J. South Adams Street. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednosdav. Jan. 30. 1985 — j j in - MANCHKSTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jun. 30. 1985 _ _ ^ ^ h a w k s hang onto Knox with contract extension Scholastic roundup Panders eating better .. annn NIPI. NFL hpart head coach. coach, WhlChwhich in­ Knox’s stock soared after lead­ him. , possibility” he will stay with the persistent rumors the Lions were Both Knox and McCormack cludes five-year stints with the w s Tech edged by RHAM He’s sleeping better, eating belter. He’s even Bv Tom Green trying to lure Knox away from ing the Seahawks into the playons Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills, I begun dabbling in the kitchen as a novice chef, United Press International team for the rest of his coaching in each of his two seasons with the were tight-lipped about the terms career. Seattle. of the extension despite questions before coming to Seattle. He has helping his wife, Joan, with some of those chore^ Thoughts It’s not clear what was the club. He was named AFC Coach of led his teams into the Homestanding Cheney Tech saw points in the first half. three-game winning streak Jim Penders is enjoying NOT being a high SEATTLE — The Seattle Sea- Terms of the contract were not the Year both seasons. The Sea­ about the length of the contract and snapped, falls to 9-4. The Indians discussed by either Knox or the nature of the approach, if any, ssldry times and is the only coach in NFL a 20-8 first quarter lead evaporate Dan Haloburdo had a team-high school basketball coach. ApLENty hawks were serious about keeping hawks had a career-best 12-4 history to take three different as visiting RHAM came from 8 points for the Bulldogs. are 53 in the CCC Eastern “Basketball can go on without me.’ says Chuck Knox. club. Last week a published made by the Lions. record in 19M despite losing star Knox, 52, said the contract is account of the negotiations pegged Knox insisted he was never long-tenn only if he continues to teams into post-season play. behind to win, 56-50, in COC action LaRochelle praised the play of Division. Penders, who for seven years w as' head Len Auster It will probably never be known offered the Detroit job directly or running back Curt Warner in the The extension of Knox s contract Tuesday night. senior Ed Bachl. “He takes prac­ Nellie Springer netted a game- basketball coach at East Catholic High. “Some­ whether the Detroit Lions were as his new salary in the $750,000 first game of the season. win, but he acknowledged he is high 14 points for Hall, while Sports Editor range. indirectly. Yet McCormack’s re­ likely to spend the rest of his comes on the heels of last week s Cheney, which has now lost four tice seriously and Is an extremely times you think the show can’t go on without you. intent on luring him away. marks seemed to indicate that ’’When we hired him two years announcement that the Semawks straight, slumps to 2-7 in the hard worker,” noted LaRochelle. teammates Tara McGuire and When that happens you should step back and Knox announced Tuesday he had Announcement Of the contract ago, we said he was the best coach coaching career with the Chris Campbell added 12 and 10, extension by Knox and Mike Knox took the Job feeler seriously Odkahsku/kc had sign^ safety Kenny Easley conference and 3-B overall. The C R O M W E L L (84) — Pete DIVIcInp 4 reflect. That’s because life is too short.” come to terms with the Seahawks enough to tell the Lions he wasn’t for this job,” said McCormack. ”I and wide receiver Steve Largent. Techmen travel to East Hampton 2-3 14, Adam Gravet 1 52 2, Keith respectively. Penders understands that well. In 1963, as a on a contract extension that, he McCormack, the club’s president think he’s proved it. We’re keeping Knox is 112-62-1 in 12 seasons as Mlldren 1535, John Lemlre3504, Ned “This was a strange game for and general manager, will end the interested. Friday night. Webster 4 2-3 10, Stan Terry 5 04) 10, member of the University of Connecticut baseball World Series in 1965. claims, will make it “a very strong RHAM, which upped its marks to Steve Szlafia 41-213, Mark Marron204) us,” said Manchester coach Steve team, he was beaned in a game. That accident 4, Wally Cox 4 518, Chuck Terrlo 13-4 5, Armstrong. "We never really got The 42-year-old Penders, who stepped down as 4-5 and 5-6, fought back to tie the H arry Bricker 21-1 5, Matt Randazzo 1 nearly cost him his life. basketball coach following the 1983-84 campaign, contest at the half, 25-all. 50 2, Brian Medeiros 1 52 2, Totals 37 untracked. Betty Maher and Kris Penders bounced back. A scrappy second Noone both had good games was an assistant for eight years, head man for “We got the lead but also got into 17-23 **• baseman, he captained the Huskies to the College seven. He will begin his 17th year as East baseball foul trouble, and one thing sort of BOLTON (X) — Don Haloburdo 4 50 offensively, but that was about it.” 8, Dave Curry 10-02, John Sam bogna4 Maher, along with Andrea coach in the .spring. negated the other,” said Cheney 0418, Bob Nell 1 50 2, Ed Bachl 3 50 4, "You know, it’s hard to believe but I’m catching (xiach Aaron Silvia. Jay Flano 0 57 3, M ike Yavinskv 152 2, Watts, led Manchester with 10 SCOREBOARD Doye Mix 0 50 0, Doug Kelly 0 50 0, up to my dad. He coached 23 years.” Penders Cold-shooting by the Bpavers points. Noone added 8. Wade Cassels 0 5 0 0, Ted Daly 0 5 0 0, The Indians trailed 7-4 after the spoke of his father, who was a legend in the town 7-123317, Bowie 310084, Poxson 7-1331 then allowed the Sachems to take Totals 15 4-12 X . Big East standings first quarter, 21-15 at the half and of Stratford where he coached and was athletic Jets6,Blues6 14, Valentine 38 458, Drexler 413 3410, command in the third period. director at the public high school. Norris 181-23, Cotter34304, K e ^ 8-13 B ig East Cenftrence yv L W Bowling Cheney managed just three points 2523 at the end of three. Manches­ Basketball 3718, B. Thom pson28084,Scheffler38 Coventry falls ter was Just 4-for-14 from the free Penders coached eight months non-stop for 15 Hockey IIII 080.Totals41-9324371X. St. John's Z 2 IS in one six minute span. years. Seven were as top man of two key Georgetown 7 2 18 COVENTRY — Placing three throw line. 51. Louis •*._*?. .» LM Anttles SJJSSzffi 'Then we had four possessions in scholastic sports. ”A lot of years there was First period— 1. Winnipeg, Turnbull, 12 Perflond 27 3 9 14 24— I X Vlllanova ® 2 12 PinnaHas a row and didn’t get off a shot,” performers in twin figures, Por- Manchester resumes action Fri­ (Steen, Corivie), 15:14. Z Winnipeg, Thre4polnt goals— None. Fouled Syracuse 5 3 13 tiand High maintained its share of day afternoon at Hartford Public overlapping. It was nice, making the state NHLitandIngi Howerchuk, 32 (Bobvch, B. Mullen), pp, NBA itandlngi oul— None. Total fouls—Los An­ Boston College ^ I 12 Nancy Rossi 178, Marianne CaPObl- lamented Silvia. basketball tournament each year, but it w^sn t geles X, Portlond 14. Rebounds-^x anco 203875, Betty Plum lev 1” ; ^ ; the Charter Oak Conference lead at 3:30. 11:13. 3, Winnipeg, Picard, 9 (Hower- Pittsburgh 2 S '2 Six points apiece for RHAM’s good for my health. It’s not good for your blood chuk), 19:54. Penalties— Bobvch, Win, Eoelem Conforonoo Angeles 40 (Jabbar 13), Portland X Connecticut * 5 Z Rosem ary Norwood ,lf7, Bev (jarr with a 7559 victory over homes­ Manchester took the junior var­ 3 WoM* Confarwic* - 12:14; Romage, StL, 14:35; Ramoge, StL, Attonttc Division (Bowie 13). Asslsts-8-os Angeles X Providence * 5 2 178884, Theresa Hewitt lW-511, ^ Keith Bycholski and John Nee pressure. Patiica Division 19:03; Steen, Win, 19:03. OB (Johnson 13), Portland 22 (Valen­ Seton Hall ^ ’ Whitcomb 174, Joanne Korner 2135K, tanding Coventry High Tuesday sity contest, 42-40. Kris Cool had 18 OA W L Pet. sparked the visitors to a 43-36 lead "I now feel you’re kidding yourself if you feel W L T Pit. OP Second period-^, Winnipeg, B. Mullen 37 8 .822 — tine, Drexler 7). Technicals— Los Tuesday's Results Cindy Clark 178, Lois Brown m -m night, snapping the Patriots’ five- points, Erin Prescott 10 and Kelli l i Washington 31 13 7 69 214 151 Boston by the end of the third quarter. you can do both sports. It reflects alol in your 20 (Howerchuk, PIcord), pp, 1:00. 5, St. Philadelphia 35 9 .795 V/7 Angeles assistant cooch Wohl, Drexler. Vlllanova 70, Pittsburgh 43 Ellle Luce 187-177-5X, Bette Copeland game winning streak. Reyngoudt 10 and 13 rebounds for Philadelphia X 14 6 62 204 146 Louis, J. Mullen, 25 (Sutter, Federko), .565 1V.A A-12844. Today's Games 447. According to Silvia, Cheney had 21 3 55 229 201 Washinciton 26 X Portland, deadlocked with mental health. It can be a big drain on you. N Y Islarxlers 26 1:54. 4, St. Louis, Barr, 9 (Ramoge, New Jersey X 26 .435 W h Seton Hall at UConn (Storrs), 8 a few comeback chances in the last the 153 young Indians. N Y Rangers 17 23 8 42 173 192 Schotleld) 3:X. 7, St. Louis, Sutter W St. Jo h n 's at Providence Cromwell atop the conference H A L L (48) Tara M cG ulre4 4-1412, The Eagle baseball coach, who has guided two 41 174 214 New York 17 29 .370 W h Bulla 103, KInga 07 few minutes of the game, ’‘but we Pittsburgh 18 24 5 (Ramoge, J. Mullen), pp, 9:10. Central Division Boston College at Northeastern Haraid standings, is 8-1 in COC play and Chris Campbell 34-410, Nellie Springer teams to state championships in that sport, says New Jersey 15 20 5 35 166 203 Penalties— Sutter, StL, 0:32; Boschman, — Friday’s Game must’ve missed four lay-ups.” 4 2-2 14, Maggie Krall 1 51 2, Alison Adorns DIviskMi Mllwoukee 32 14 .696 Nancy Curtin 193518, Sonny Grodv he can sense a difference in himself. ”I feel Wln,7:13. Detroit 27 17 .614 4 K A N SA S C IT Y (97) Vlllanova at Syracuse Rick Gonzalez was a bright spot 151 overall. The Patriots saw their Haycock 4 5 2 8, Rose Kennedy 1 5 0 2, Montreal 2$ 15 10 60 194 164 Third period— 8, Winnipeg, Steen, 21 E. Johnson 11-1445 X, CHberdjng3844 Saturday's Gam es 5K. Marlbeth Quinn 004)0, Diane Phaneuf 0 myself a lot more relaxed. I’m enjoying life nior^ 56 175 144 Chicago X 21 .533 Vh record dip to 6-3 in the conference Buttalo' 22 15 12 (Arnlel, Tumbiill), :32. 9, St. Louis, .422 12Vj 10, Thompson 47 1-2 9, Drew 318 1-2 17, UConn at St. John's, 1 p.m. for the Beavers, scoring a game- 0410, Totals 191515 48. I’m enjoying my family a lot more and 1 think 24 19 7 55 194 175 Atlanta 19 X and 8-3 overall with the toss. Quebec Federko, 19, (J.Mullen, Levle),4:54.10,St. Indlono 14 31 .311 \V/7 Theus 7-14 1-1 15, Woodson 414 08 13 Pittsburgh ot Seton Hall Taa-Totaiara high and personal best of 19 iwints. M A N C H E S T E R (40) — K ris Craft 3 they appreciate it a lot more.” 0 7 53 183 169 Boston 23 X Louis, Gllmour, 14, (Sutter, Delorme), Cleveland 13 X .302 ITVa Thorpe 34 34 8, McNamara 31 32 0, Boston College at Providence Kyle Dougan, back in the line-up Bob Buttram pumped in 20 51 4, Shelley Factora 0 50 0, Maura Hartford 17 24 5 39 156 200 8:00. 11, SI. Louis Sutter, 25 (Ramoge, Merlweather31880.Totals438513X97. Sunday's Gam es Rita Kelsey 1848W, Harriet H o sl^ Fogarty 0 50 0, Dawn Martin 3 52 4, He’s spending time with his three sons, Jimmy, Campbell Conterena Western Conference after a two-game absence, chipped points and the Morrison brothers, Federko), PP, 10:04. 12, Winnipeg,' Midwest Division Arkansas at Georgetown 195502, Dot Hills 203213550, W ^ndv Kris Noone 3 2-5 8, Andrea Watts 4 2;4 m 13, Robby, 11 on Feb. 14. and Mikey, 8. He s Norris Division McBaIn, 4 (SmalL Bobvch), 14:44. CHICAG O (IK ) Marquette at Syracuse Dowling 181, (Jail Hortzog 185177-175 Steve and Bruce, chipped in 18 and 10, Betty Maher 5 52 10, Totals 18 4-14 OA W L Pet. OB in 13 markers. Hint watching them play in the Vernon youth W L T PH. OF Penalties— Turnbull, Win, 4:X; Federko, ,6X — S. Johnson 495513, Woolrldge 51108 5X, Mary Ann Zawlllnskl 5M, Donna 17 markers respectively for the 40. St. Louis 20 19 9 49 1B1 107 Denver 29 17 R H A M (54) — John Nee 5 0-110, Eric StL, 4:55; Boschnson, Win, 9:24. Houston 25 X .556 Vh 10, Corzine 37 08 4, Jordan 11-17 4 4 X , Miller 219-177-5X, Debbie Clark 178-501, Jeroszko 2 2-2 4, Keith Bycholski 4 5-7 Highlanders. Portland’s lead was basketball leagues, taking them to games. Chlcogo 22 25 3 47 197 188 Shots on goal— Winnipeg 15-7-9-4— 35. Matthews 48 08 8, Whatley 34 « 10, Big Eaat raauit Brendo Jerry IM, Nancy Rolas 191-501, 203 Dallas 24 21 .533 4*/3 17, Rob Touhev 54-514, Lance Jeroszko He has more time now to watch his sons grow Minnesota 15 25 10 40 175 St. Louis 11-14-17-1— 43. 22 22 .5K 6 Dailey 411 08 12, Oldham 35 08 4, Doreen Cote 173195183M2, Brenda 31-26 at the intermission. (jetrolt 15 29 7 37 100 233 San Antonio Grundberg 193878, Linda M aher 213- 10-0 2, Dave Howard 1 1-3 3, Dan Swimming m up. . Utoh X 26 .435 9 Higgins 44 32 10, Green 08 32 3 Totals Charpentler 1 2-3 4, Totals 21 14-21 54. Jody Morton was the lone Patriot Toronto 10 32 6 26 148 213 Power plov conversions— ^Winnipeg, 437817-19 IK . _ _ Viiianova 70. Pinsburgh 63 185531, Rose Robldeau 474, JM sIe And for the first time since he can t remember SmyllM DIvIslen Kansas City 15 29 .XI 13 C H E N E Y (50) — RIck Gonzalez 7 5-0 in twin digits with 24 points. Keith 3-2.St.Louls4-2. PocHIc DIvMlon K a n s x City Williams 175184899, Lorna ^lyatore 19, Melton Hawkins 2 1-2 5, Sean M HS d u n k ^ when. Penders attended a baseball clinic, the ’Be Edmonton 36 9 6 78 259 167 Gooltenders— Winnipeg, Hovword. Chicago 1 1 XXX—IK 177-4K, Claudette Martens 185, B ar­ Breault was next in line with 8 Calgary 25 19 7 57 236 200 L.A. Lakers 31 15 .474 — PITT SB U R G H (K ) _ , , McDerm ott 2 0-0 4, Dennis Foreman 3 the Best You Are’ clinic in Cherry Hill, N.J., the St. Louis, Lull. A— 10,107. Phoenix 21 X .457 10 Three point goals— None. Fooled out— bara Seifert 181-M5, Fran IWs»2;l 1-2 7, Kyle Dougan 5 3-4 13, M ack points while Brett Laferriere was Manchester High swimming Winnipeg 25 21 5 55 220 225 S.Johnson. Total fouls— Kansas City Smith 37 38 12, Watkins M 35 10, 1932K-541, Terry Priskwaldo 179-500, weekend of Feb. 18-19. ’’When 1 was coaching Los Angeles 21 20 9 51 228 211 Seattle . 20 26 M U Armstrong 37 18 13, Aiken M 1-15, Hawkins 0 04) 0, Tim MIklolche 1 04) 2, held under his average with only 7 team was dunked by Glastonbury , Referee— Gregson. Portland 19 X .422 11W X Chicago 22. Rebounds— Kansas City Pat Thibodeau 459, Lou Toutain 175 Tom Dowd 0 04) 0, Totols X 1014 50. basketball, 1 didn’t have’the lime to do that,” Vancouver 12 32 7 31 171 271 X (Thompson 11), Chlcooo37 (S.J ohnson Gore 34 38 4, Shepherd 331-21, David 1-1 4M, Lee Bean 471. nidrlcBrs High, 97-70, Tuesday afternoon at L.A. Clippers 19 27 .413 12 302, Mlklosevlck31080, Lewls5838ip, Tuesday's Results 0llBrs4,Flames2 Golden Stote 10 34 .227 X 9). Assists— Kansas City 26 (Theus 11), Coventry’s next outing is Friday the Indians’ pool. Penders says. Detroit 4, Washington 3 Chlcogo 23 (Jordan 7). Att— 7,141. Williams30080, Ferguson2-2304. Totals Watching games on television is another area Minnesota 4, N.Y. Islanders 4 (tie) Tuesday's Results 234S11-15K. Bolton trounced night on the road against co-COC Manche.ster dips to 3-4 with the Winnipeg 4, St. Louis 4 (tie) 1 1 1 - 4 Boston 131, Detroit I X V ILL A N O V A (78) ^ „ leader Cromwell High at 7:45. loss with its next action Friday that’s changed. “Now I’m watching and enjoying, Edmonton 4, Colgorv 2 Cleveland 110, L.A. Clippers 94 Spura 130, Natal 27 Pressley 37 1-3 7, McCloln 34 18 9, CROMWELL — Homestanding Colgorv 8 01—2 Chlcogo 103, Kansas City 97 Swimming PORTLAND (75)— Steve Morriion 5 against Fermi High in Enfield at not analyzing. I’m not trying to figure out what Los Angeles 4, New Jersey 3 First period— 1, Edmonton, KurrI, 47, PInefenev 57 58 15, Wilbur 7-10 55 19, Cromwell High reeled off the first 818, Brion Flood 3 39, Bruce Morrison 5 Wednesday's Games San Antonio IX , New Jersey 127 McLain 28 48 8, Plonskv 31 08 0, 3:30. the offenses and defenses are doing and what (Coffev, Gretzky), p p , 10:42. Penoltles— Atlanta 115, Indiana 104 NEW JERSEY (127) EversonM384,Jensen35308.Total2782 20 points of the game and walked 717, E rv Bass 3 511, Bob Buttram 9 2X , would help my team,” Penders says. Boston ot Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. KurrI, Edm, 1:59. Semenko, Edm, 7:47. O'Koren 39 08 12, Williams 58 37 14, Kurt BenashefskI 000, Jim BasturaOO Mel Siebold won the 100-yard Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Beers, Calgary, 8:51. Lowe, Edm, 17:W. Denver IX , Phoenix I X 13X 70. away with an 8534 COC basketball ”I am getting tired of listing to Dick Vitale,’ Milwaukee in . Golden State 101 GmlnskI 7-13 48 18, Birdsong 7-X 78 X , Halftime— Vlllanova, X, Pittsburgh Rac awim taam 0, Skip Wells 0 0 0, Rich Larke 0 0 0, backstroke and Will Sciadone won Winnipeg at Chlcogo, 8:35 p.m. Macinnis. Cal, 18:18. 26. laugher over winless Bolton Tues­ Adam Zielinski 0 0 0. Totals 25 25 75. Montreal at Vancouver, 10:35p.m. L.A. Lakers 122, Portland 104 Richardson 1314 58 26. Turner 31 08 0, Fouled out— Smith, Armstrong. To­ the 100 breaststroke to pace the Penders said with a chuckle, referring to ESPN’s Second period— 2, Edmonton, Ander­ Wednesday's Gomes Johnson31380,Ransev3101-13D.Cook The Monchester Rec Swim Team day night. C O V E N T R Y (59) — Jody Morton 112 Thursday's Games son, 27, (KrusheInvskI), 14:49. 18302, King 1313 35 24. Totals5394 2581 tal fouls— Pittsburgh 22. Vlllanova 18. beat the Windsor Locks Swim Team, 24, Brett Loterriere 237, Bob Horris 3 0 Silk Towners. expert basketball analyst. Quebec at Boston, night Chicago at Washln^on,7:Xp.m. Rebounds— Pittsburgh 20 (Smith 4), Cromwell, co-conference leader Perxjllles— McDonald, Col, 2:04; Kansas City at Detroit, 7:X p.m. 127. 193177, In o 'B ' meet. 4, Lorry Walsh 10 2, Jason Garick 204, Results: Penders bought his wife a Chinese wok. He Horttord at Los Angeles, night Napier, Edm, 12:24; Macoun, Col. Vlllanova 25 (Plcknev ,9). Swimmers scoring for Manchester with Portland, is now 8-1, 151 Mike KornfeldOOO, Keith Breault 408, 200 medley relay: 1. Glastonbury N.Y. Rangers at Calgary, night 19-54 Clevelondat lndlano,7:Xp.m. SAN ANTO NIO ( IX ) Assists—Pittsburgh 12 (Smith, Aiken finds himself now lending a hand. ”I’m doing Boston at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. lavaroni 48 3210, Mitchell 11-15 34 X, were: . . . overall. Jeff DImmock 10 2, Rich Reagan 304, New Jersey at Philadelphia, night third period— 3, C:aloarv, Wilson, 15, 4 each), Vlllonova 19 (McLain 4). 8 and under girls — 25 free: 2. Ron Seymour 0 0 0. Totals 27 5 59. ' ’xb*lree: 1. Zielinski (G), 2. Poauette some of the cooking now, which 1 never did Detroit at St. Louis, night New York at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. Gilmore 38 38 15, Moore 310 35 14, A - 8 8 K . Bolton is now 510 in the COC and (Kromm), 7:24. 4, Edmonton, KurrI, 48, Houston at L.A. Ijikers, 10:Xp.m. Gervln13X131847,Banks38324,J.Coak N.Ostermeler; 25 back: 2. S.Mvers, 3. (G ), 3. Siebold (M ) 2:03.57. before,” he confesses. (Gretzky, Coffev), 11:48. 5, Calgary, Thursday's Gomes 32 32 3 Robertson 35 28 8, Knlght35 J.CosmInI; 25 fly: 2. S.Mvers, 3. 0-12 overall. 200 IM: 1. Cleary (G), 2. Sciadone Basketball will survive without Jim Penders. Hunter, 8, (Macinnis, Reinhart), pp, 380.Totals48«33431X. P.Sulllvan; 25 breast: 1. N.Ostermeler (M ), 3. M Ikon (G) 2:18.3. AHL standings 14:03. 4, Edmonton, KurrI, 49, (unas­ L.A. Clippers at New Jersey, night The Bulldogs host Rocky Hill And Jimmy Penders will survive without J Dallas at Denver, night New Jenoy S22S“JS 24.44,2. J.SmIlh. . , . Girls Basketball 50 tree: 1. Counsll (G), 2. Trowbridge sisted), 19:54. Penalties— Hunter, Cal, Portland at Golden State, night Son Antonio X X 1710—IX Transactions 8 and under bo v s - 25 free: l. J.Wolff Friday at 7; 45. (G), 3. J.Gorman (M) :23.21. JIM PENDERS basketball. NorthMiiDIIvlslon 13:21; KrusIwInyskI, Edm, 13:21; Coffey, San Antonio at Seattle, night Three-point goals— Birdsong, Rlchar- 18.81; 25 back: 3. J.MuIr; 25 fly: 1. Pete DiVicino pumped in a Diving: 1. Warren (G),2. Paul (M ),3. . . .feeling better Just ask him. w L t PH. OF OA Edm, 14:25. son. Fouled out— Banks. Total J. Wolff X.18, 2. J.MuIr. game-high 14 points for the Panth­ MHS succumbs Tuttle (M) 1:59.x. , , Fredericton 25 16 5r 55 177 171 fouls— New Jersey 29. Son Antonio X. 9 and 18 girls — IK medley relay: 1. IK fly: 1. Zielinski (G). 2. Beniamin Maine 24 21 4 52 194 169 Shots on goal— Edmonton 8-10-8— CBltlcs131.Plstons130 Rebounds— New Jersey 34 (Willi­ E. La ppen-M. Myers-B.Sam pson- ers, while Steve Szlafia added 13. WEST HARTFORD — A four- (G), 3. Erlandson (G) 1:01.98. Adirondack 21 22 7 49 184 225 24. Colgorv 14,4-15— 35. ams 11), San Antonio 51 (Gilmore Boston — Announced reliever Steve A. Sekac 1:27.42; 50 free: 1. A.Sekac “Quite frankly, we were out­ point first quarter offense proved IK tree: 1. Cleary (G), 2. J.Gorman Crawford ogreedtooone-vearcontract. M.99; I K IM : 1. A.Sekac 1:37.79, 2. Shertirooke 22 27 2 46 190 203 DETROIT (IX) 13). Assists—New Jersey X (Birdsong, matched,” said Bolton coach Bob too much to bounce back from for (M), 3. Edmonds (G) :53.13. NHL roundup Novo Scotia 21 22 4 46 185 197 Power play conversions— Edmonton, Richardson 4 eadt). Son Antonio 29 Kansas City — Signed free agent first S.OomonIco, 3. B.Sampson; IKfree: 1. 5K tree: 1. Counsll (G), 2. Poauette 41, Calgary 5-1. Tyler 310 2-2 8, Benson 4-10 08 8, baseman Pot Putnam and pitcher Renie S.OomanIco 1:X.43, 3. E.Lappen; SO LaRochelle. ’‘They are extremely visiting Manchester, which lost a Moncton 19 28 5 43 192 201 Lalmbeer 11-19 2-2 24, Thomas 1 0 X 1313 (Moore 12). Technicol fouls—New (G), 3. Galek (G) 5:X.M. Southern Division Goalies— Edmonton, Fuhr. Cal­ Jersey Coach Albeck, Birdsong. A— Mortin to Omaha of the Trlpl5A back: 2. E.Lappen; 25 fly: 1. M.Myers big and strong. The size and 48-40 inter-CCe girls basketball IK bock: 1. Siebold (M), 2. Walmon gary, Edwards. A— 14,483. X , Long 7-140814, V. Johnson 11-175727, American Association. 19.82, 2. S.Dom anIco; 50 breast: 1. Binghamton 33 12 4 70 244 166 Campbell 2-9 32 4, Cureton 3-8 328, Jones 7807. strength mismatches were game to Hall High in West (G), 3. O ’Brien (M ) 1:07.34. Rochester 26 15 9 61 206 186 Los Angeles — Announced pitcher B. Sampson 49.93, 2. M.Myers; 2 K free IK breast: 1. Sciadone (M), 2. Referee— Brvon Lewis. 1-3 0 8 2. Totals 52-113 2 5 X IX . Fernando Valenzuela agreed to terms ot r e la y : 1. E . L a p p e n - M . M v e r s - Hartford Tuesday night. A Springfield incredible.” Thompson (M), 3. Wogner (M) 1:11.1. Trottler gets 1,000th point 25 20 3 53 206 190 BOSTON (111) Cavaiiara110,CiipparaB4 a on5vear contract. B.Sampson-S.Shllllngton 2:44.30. Baltimore 21 19 8 50 178 157 Maxwell 4-9 08 8, Bird 11-0 9-9 32, Bolton, which played without Hall, a CCC Western Division 4K tree relay: 1. Manchester (Yar- New Haven 19 24 6 44 185 211 KlngsB,DBVlls3 Minnesota — Signed catcher Dave 9and lOboys— Kfree: 2. B.Zarcaro; nott, Sauatrlto, O’Brien, S.Gorman) no Parish 7-18 78 21, D. Johnson 7-23 34 17, Engle, outfielder Darrell Brown and 1K IM: 1. J.Harford 1:49.07, 2. J.Kul- starter and second leading scorer power, is now 151. and we’re back in the game all at beat Calgary 4-2, and Los Angeles Hershev 15 27 7 37 187 208 AInge 4-6 34 11, Buckner 08 08 0, LJk. CUPPERS (X) time glyen. By Lisa Harris St. Cothorlns 16 28 4 36 160 204 Brldgemon 13X 38 X, Cotchlngs 2-534 pitchers LenWhltehouseand Ken Schrom awa; IKfree: 3. M.RusconI; Kback: 2. Todd Tobias, scored just eight Manchester, which had a modest once. When I was signing my last trounced New Jersey 53. New Jersey McHale13144-5n,Wedmon3-3O04,Clark to one-year contracts. B.Zarcaro; 25 fly: 2. M.RusconI, 3. United Press International Tuesdov's Results 1-2 08 2, Carr 2-5 2-2 4. Totals 51-105 2 3 X 4, Wolton 181-23, Nlx o n 3 1 7 3 8 1 3 ^ lth 3 contract, part of the reason I Hershev 8, Adirondack 7 Los Angeles 19 38X , Donaldson3451011, Wbrrlck 31 Montreal — Signed pitcher Bryn Smith D.Gallasso; 50 breast: 1. M.RusconI Wings 4, Capitals 3 Springfield 4, Baltimore 4 First period— 1, Los Angeles, Shutt 13 131. to a one-veor contract. 52.K, 2. J.Harford. wanted to stay with the Islanders (NIcholls, Galley), 5:14. 2, New Jersey, Detroit 29313921—m 32 3 White 1-1 38 2, Murphy 1-5 38 2, Bryan Trottier, the New York Wednesday's Gomes Gordon18083Totals338521-3294. 11 ond 12 girls — 50 free: 3. T.M uIr; College basketball roundup was Bryan Trottier.” At Detroit, Danny Gare broke a Springfield at Hershev CIrella 5 (unassisted), 8:34. 3, Los Boston 4117X27—111 Indiana — Dismissed forward Mike IK IM: 1. K.Stanlunas 1:35.a, 3. Islander center hailed as hockey’s Angeles, Taylor 28 (MacLellon, Dionne), Three-point pools — Thomos, Bird. CLEVELANDOlO) With rink-long rushes almost a 3-3 tie with 1:55 remaining in the Nova Scotia at Moncton Hubbard 314 35 14, Hinson 3 9 38 13 GlomI from the basketball team. K. Szotok; IK fre e : 1. K .M arsh 1:19.47; most consistent two-way player, third period and Dwight Foster Thursdoy's Gomes 9:07.4, New Jersey, Meagher 3 ((iogne), Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Detroit Feonoll SO back: 1. K.M arsh 42.81; 50 fly: 2. 13:31. Penalties— Russell, NJ, 0:52; 27, Boston 22. Rebounds— Detroit 45 Shelton 7-13 31 14, Bagiev 1-5 08 2, Free Tuesday night punctuated a 10- thing of the past. Trottier’s shor­ Hershev at Baltimore 132138X,TurplnS-123413,Davls2-53710, Cincinnati — Named Bill John­ K.Stanlunas; SObreost: 1.T.MuIrS3.X, scored two goals to beat Washing­ N thanded score was one of his Binghamton at Fredericton Lorlmer, NJ, mlnor-molor, 2:51; Rus- (Lalmbeer 12), Boston 55 (McHale 12). son assistant coach. 3. S.EIIovIch; 2K tree relay: I.T.Mulr- year career with a flourish of flash kowskl, LA, mlnor-molor, 2:51; Muller, Assists — Detroit X (Thomas 19), Pogiiette 28 33 7, Anderson 37 28 8, Don’t look, but Iona tops prettiest, as he threaded his way ton and give Detroit its second Moncton at Nova Scotia Wlllloms 1-2303West30300, Graves31 K.Stanlunas-K.Szotak-K.Marsh and finesse. Sprlngflelred shorthanded at 15:16 of the . >1 N YI, 11:07; Bossy, NYI, 13:24; Indiana XX2113-1K Brockport X , Fredonia 71 POA monay iaadara about this.” people do it,” DePaul Coach Joey second period after he took a thing that came in only 10 years and more than midway through the Si ijijsts, Min, 15:X. 1,000 point scorars Atlanta XX 2913-115 Bucknell 47, Lehigh 41 Jose Moreira to a one-veor Indoor belongs to Iona College, the Third period— 7, N.Y. Islanders, D. Thre4polnt goals— None. Fouled Buffalo St. 95, Geneseo St. 71 contract. Grimes' basket capped a 15 Meyer said. “It’s tough. You just faceoff from Keith Acton in his own and that’s a great tribute.” third, Kurri got his 49th goal, St. iJiuls (M IS L) — Signed goatkeeper (Through LotAngol«tOpon)_____ Catholic school in New Rochelle, Sutler 10 (Howson, Langevin), 2:14. 8, out— Thomas. Totol fouls— Indiana X , Connecticut Coll 87, M IT 59 Lonnv Wodklns point run putting Iona up 3530 In play for the win.” end and skated the length of the After Duane Sutter and John unassisted, for the hat trick with N.Y. Islanders, Tonelll 27 (Bossy, NEW YORK (UPl) — New York AtlontaX. Rebounds— Indiana 49 (Kel­ Dapaul 56. Princeton 42 Charlie Cook to a 13doy contract; N.Y., that brought beefy Jeff Islanders canter Bryan Trottler Tuesday reactivated defender from the disabled Calvin Peete 94JB5 the second half. Fordham drew to At Philadelphia, Dwight Wilbur rink. Tonelli scored in the first seven just four seconds left. Potvin), 4:57. Penalties— Plett, Min, logg 13), Atlanta 43 (Uvingston 11). Goibon 71, Barrington 44 Craig Stodler 70,533 Ruland to the NBA and street-wise 11;32; Tonelll. NYI. 11:32, Melanson, became the 19th plover In N H L history to Assists— Indiana 27 (Williams 5), Hobart 49, R.l.T K list; placed defender Tony BeUInger on 48-45 with 1:11 to go but four scored 19 points to carry Vlllanova "These things mean a lot,” said minutes of the third period, Melan­ score 1800 points. The following Is a the dlso(>l^ list. , Corey Pavin B.513 Jim Valvano down south to coach Min, (served bv Blugstcid) 19:08; Gillies, Atlanta 28 (Johnson 11). Iona 53, Fordhom 47 48,512 straight foul shots secured it for in the Big East. The Wildcats, 14-4, a subdued Trottier. “I ’have to son slaved off his former team­ Kings 6, Devils 3 chronological list of plavers who hove Technicals— Thompson, Jones. A— John Jav 49, AAanhottanvllle47 . Doug Tewell . North Carolina State. N YI, 19:08. reached the 1 JXiapoInt milestone: . Hal Sutton 43.2K the Gaels. shot 64 percent and blanked Pitt for think back to all the guys who mates, making 14-of-l6 third- Shots on goal— Minnesota 12-108— 3882. La Salle 77, Pennsvlvanla 74 4 2 J K 'The Gaels ran their record to 17-1 At Inglewood, Calif., Dave Tay­ (iordle Howe, Detroit, Nov. 27,1940,9 X Lehman K, SUNY-Purchase 52 . Mortis Hotalskv Fordham’s top scorer, Tony 5; 32 during the second half. played with me. Mike Bossy, my period saves. X. N Y Islanders 13-11-14— xx. games . Lorry Mize en 35.1M Tuesday night with a 53-47 victory lor scored a pair of second-period Lyndon St X, Johnson St 44 3 1 4 X McIntosh, was held to 2 points, friend, is No. 1. John Tonelli, and — Dennis Maruk scored at 10:10 of Power-plav conversions— Minnesota Jeon Bejjveau, Montreal, March 3, Mttlersvllle99, MorYland-Bott.X I. Don Pooley over Fordham in a Metro Atlantic goals 14 seconds apart to complete 1948,911 Rec League I John Mahotfev 30A13 courtesy of Iona’s Tony Har­ Elsewhere, Carven Holcombe's all-the way back — Gary Howatt, the first period when Kelly Hrudey x-x, NY Istandersx-x. Nuggala 126. Suns 100 Mt. St. M a ry 's (N Y) K , Kino's 72 XAX Athletic Conference game at East a hat trick and lead Los Angeles Cioalles— Minnesota, Melanson. NY Alex Delvecchio, [Jetrolt, Feb. 14,1949, Old Westburv 83, Utica Tech 43 3. Ed Florl graves. The Rams lost point guard backdoor layup with a minute left Bobby Bourne and Billy Harris. fumbled his shot and the puck 1,143 Phlla. Textile 83 Chevnav 49 4. Ron Streck 25M I Rutherford, N. J. They have won 10 Kings past New Jersey. The Devils Islanders, Hrudey. A— 15,429. Norm Ullmon, Toronto, Det. 14, 1971, PHOENIX (IK) 5. Gory Koch 24557 Jerry Hobble four minutes into the helped send Texas Christian over And Greg’Gilben, I can’t forget tricked over the goalline. Visibly RPI 41, Skidmore 57 X.545 straight with their only loss a 76-62 are winless in all 23 games at the 1,113 Nan ce13152823Adams313412, Jonas Rutoers-Camden70,GlassboroSt.K 4. Buddy Gardner game with a suspected concussion. Texas Tech 48-47; Ohio U. held him. They all help^, as did Denis upset, the Islander goalie then Referee— (Jove Newell. Bobby Hull, Chlcogo, [}ec. 13,1971,909 28 34 7, Holton 38 18 7,HumphrlM Aduit baakaibaii 7. Roy Floyd 1 9 8 X setback at Memphis State. Forum since their inception in the 374810, Edwards 581-211, Lucas 7-121-2 St. Lawrence 44, Nazareth K 1 8 8 X “I don’t like to get Into that national scoring leader Dan Pa- ^ Potvin on the powerplay so many fanned 16 seconds later on * a John Buevk, Boston, Nov. 9,1972,1,144 St. J o s h 's (Me) K, Bowdoln Manchester Cycle IX (Mark Plekus 8. Dan Forsman Still, Iona is second-string these 197575 season as the Kansas City Frank Mahovollch, Montreal, Feb. 13, 15, Maev 38084, Foster 28 DO 4, Scott DO 73 9. Johnny Miller 1 8 K 9 stuff,” Rams Coach Tom Penders lombizio to 17 points in beating Ball times. It’s a real big thing to me.” 25footer by Tony McKegney. 1-2 1, Pittman 38 1-2 7. Totals 4084 2081 T rln ttv ^ W PI K 23. Joe McCann X), Gentle Touch K 17854 days. The Gaels have yet to make Scouts. 3 RBdWlngs4,Capltalt3 1973, 1890 Vlllanova TO. Pittsburgh K (Bill Gorra 23. Rudy Alvarez 25, Tom D. Loren Roberts says of Iona’s standing. “It’s like State 6558; Bucknell stopped For the milestone goal. Bossy Hrudey, however, had no chance Stan MIkIta, Chicago, Nov. 3,1973,984 IK. Wlllom Paterson 34. Kaon 73 II. Nick Faldo 14J15 the Top 20. Their basketball Lehigh 67-61 with Jaye Andrews on either of the North Star Henri Richard, Montreal, Dec. X , 1973, D E N V E R O X ) Avers X ). a . Scott Simpson 15818 tradition has never been mistaken who has the nicest bicycle. How do was in a most unusual place — the 02 1 — 3 English 1 3 X 33 27, Natl 12-15 1-2 Yale K , Manhattan 57 Paganl 94 (Mork Murphy 47, Dave and (Tiris Seneca hit for 18 points second-period goals, both the re­ 1,194 25. Soulti Gleason X , Ban PoganI 19), Green a . Lorry. RInker 1 5 8 M you decide?” penalty box. The Lady Byng Dolrall 211—4 Phil Esposito, Boston, Feb. 8,1975,823 Cooper793519, Laver1-9083Dunn35IM) 14. AAork O 'M eara 14825 for UCLA’s. Across the country, In the Top 20, No. 6 Oklahoma each; Ralph Lewis and Steve sults of 2-on-l breakaways. Neal First period— 1, [}ctrolt, Foster 4 4, Issel 341-25, Turner 4-7 32 V), Honzllk Bethel-Tenn. K , Athens St. 47 Hardware 84 (Bill Eller 31, Pete winner as the game’s best sports­ ROd Gilbert, N Y Rangers, Feb. 19, Centre a , Alice Lloyd 42 15. Jack Renner 1 4 8 K kids don’t say, ”I want to play for (Manno), sh, 5:08. 2, Detroit, Foster 5 1977,1827 312 08 13 Sdioves 03 1-2 1,Evans37 Doreman 18, Mark Noon 14). H. Gil Morgan 1 3 8 K routed Colorado 9571; No. 15 Black scored 23 points apiece to man was serving a rare hooking Broten scored shorthanded at 3:03 (Manno, Barrett), 19:44. Penalties— Chris. Newport 74, Mary Woshlngtn X Iona.” They say, “What’s Iona?” guide LaSalle past Penn 77-74; and MODERN AUTO Jean Ratelle, Boston, April 3, 1977, 3213Whtte18082,Koplckl341-17.Totals Elon 45, Lynchburg 44 17. Mike Reid 13,1X DePaul beat Princeton 56-42; and penalty and later recapped, and Willi Plett at 7:34. Larson, Det, 4:X; (kirtner. Wash, 9:52; 1,007 531K13191X. a. Don Halldorson 1Z149 Even in New York, respect is freshman Peter White sank a Elsewhere in the NHL, Detroit Detrolt bench (served by Lam­ Georgetown 71, Berea 70 Midgata No. 18 Vlllanova defeated PltU- "When Bryan scored. I jumped in RADIATOR Bobby Clarke, Phllodelphla, March 19, Phoenix 27XX14—IK H ani^on 93 Virginia St. 47 19. Brad FObel 11,7X hard to come by. St. John’s is the jumper with two seconds to play edged Washington 53, St. Louis bert) 12:11; Stevens, Wash, 17:08. 1981,922 Denver nXKK—IX Bucks 35 (Stave Joyner 8, Jay n. Howord Twlttv 118«9 headline act, the Broadway Of burgh 70-$3. the air and got real excited. INTRODUCES Marcel Dionne, Los Angeles, Jan. 7, Thra3polnt goals— None. Fouled Hompden-Sydnev 77, Bridgewoter 66 Carongelo 8, Jeff Lazzerls and Allison At Boulder. Colo., Wayman and added a technical foul shot to "Shorthanded, his 1,000th point. and Winnipeg tied 54, Edmonton Second period— 3, Washington, 1981, 740 out— None. Total fouls— Phoenix 25. Newman played well). Chargers. 19 college ball. Iona is dinner theater Tisdale's 27 points and 12 rebounds lift Yale over Manhattan 6557. the 90-mlnute McEwen 5 (Erickson, Adams), 9:12. 4, Guy Lofleur, Montreal, March 4,1981, Denver X. Rebounds— Phoenix 33 (Lucas (John Poppa 4, Lorry Nevlns.l, Todd 0 in the suburbs. Detroit, Lorson 10 (Foster, Ladouceur), 742 9), Denver 51 (Cooper 13). Assists— Anderson 72. Earlhom M W illiam s played well). drive-ln and 14:44. 5, Washington, Duchesne 11 Gilbert Perrault, Buffalo, April 3,1982, Phoenix X (Adams 4), Denver 25 Bemidli St 42, MInn-Duluth X Celtics 23 (Danny Warren, Brian Calendar driveaway solutioni ( Laughlln, M urphy), 19.24. 871 (Lever 8). Technical foul— Lucas. CIn Bible IK , Clrdevllle Bible77 Hazzard, Borrv Rasmus and Josh Penalties— Carpenter, Wash, 9:40; Fos­ Darryl SIttler, Phllodelphla, Jan. X , A -8 ,2X . Concordia 78, Cardinal Strltch 74 Beaulieu all played well). Mavericks 17 SPORTS ACTIVITY CAMP FOR: ter, (}et, 9:40; Lzmowav, Wash, 12:11; OePauw 79, Ros5Hulm an 37 1983,927 Deflonce 75, IManchestar 57 (Eric Vogel 4, Richard Gould 3, Mike Connors seeking third straight tIUe Adams, Wash, major (fighting) ond Wayne Gretzky. Edmonton, De­ B rie re l). Auto radiator looks, game misconduct, 12:11; Gallant, Det, Emporia St. 78, Benedlctlne42 TODAY cember 19,1984,442 Fort Hoys X, Kansas Newman 70 College Basketball Winter Vacation Feb. 18-22 hoso looks, ovornoating, major (flghtjng), 12:11; Larson, (3et, Bucka106.Warrlara101 M C C at C C R I,8 Milo Meclr, of Czechoslovakia, Jakob Hlasek of Switzerand. 12:29; Monno,Dct,15:X. Bryan Trottler, N Y Islanders, January Friends 43 Southwestern 41 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Third period— 4, Washington, Cai^tn- Grace K , IMorlon 74 W restling who defeated Connors in last Krishnan will represent his stiffest thormoststs, 29. 1985, 7 X M IL W A U K E E (U K Hanover 39. Wilmington 81 Windham at Manchester, 4 Jimmy Connors, the second- competition to date In the tourna­ Nathan Haie Schooi ter X (McEwen, Duchesne), Cummings 10933423 Pressav31148X, Scholastic week's U.S. Pro Indoor tourna­ antl-fraozO changss, 7, (Detroit, (Dare 14 (Smith), 18:05. Huntington a , Goshen a Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 4 ranked tennis player in the world, All-tlma NHL laadars Lister 581-311,Hodees3101-28,Moncrlef lnd.-Pur.-lndpls. 74. Indlono-SEM ment in Philadelphia, is scheduled ment. But Mecir played against Penalties— Barrett, Det, 7:49; Stev- 13X48 X, Brsuer 28324, Davis 38084, begins his quest Wednesday for a cloaning and llusnlng ens. Wash, major (fl^tjno) 8-17; Kearney St. IK , Bellevue 71 T H U R S D A Y to take on 12th-seeded Ramesh the best when he lost to McEnroe in Plerca081-1 LGrevay33084. Totals4387 Malone 81, Mount Vernon M (Mrls Boskefball third straight tlUe in thg $315,000 Boys and Giris — Grades 3 to 6 We have found that most of Larson, Det, major (flghtlntghtlng), 8:17, The lop X oH-lime N H L points leaders 1321108. EC fraaiunan baakaibaii Krishnan of India. Philadelphia in the finals of the (kxTner, Wash, 15:58. Markm K, Moranatha45 Mercy at East Catholic, 7 U.S. National Indoor Tennis U.S. Pro Indoor last week. our customers’ problems aames%Msilav not Indudsd G O LD EN ST A T E (W1) McKandrae Coll. 92. Eureka K East Catholic freshman basketball Two sessions — 9 am-12 noon and 12:30-^0 pm Short 319 33 15, Smith 28 08 4, Mln^Morrls 69. Huron a team was on the short end of a 5S-K F R ID A Y Tournament. Kriek, who won his match can be solved within this Shots on goal-Woshlngton'108-11- vrs _flp g a ols Whitehead 314 18 17„Connor 34 48 13 27. Detrojf 12-7-5— 24. Gordie Howe 26 1747 K1 104918» Mo.-St. Louis X, Webstar U. 45 score to St. Joseph's of Trumbull Bays Basketball Connors, seeded number one in Tuesday against Zoltan Kuharsky Semifinals are scheduled for Floyd 321 38 19, Johnson 11-14 08 23 Ookkind City 83, HarrIvStoweM Tuesday. Brian Kennedy and T.J. Hartford Public at Manchester, 7:45 the tournament, is gunning for his Indoor Soccer, Floor Hockey, Qymnaatics, Wrestling time frame. The problem Power ploy conversions— Woshington Phil Esposito 18 12K 717 873 15X Aleksinas 1-21-23, Wilson1-2083 Burtt35 of Switzerland, firmly believes he Saturday, and the finals will be Stan MIkIta 22 1394 541 9X1447 Ohio K, Ball State a Leahy led the 7-5 E ^ le s with 18 and 10 East Catholic at SI. Paul, 7:M part is removed, promptly 58. Detroit 48. 38 7. Totals 4391 13 X 101. Ohio Wesleyan 60. Kenyon 45 points respectively. East's next game Cheney Tech ot East Hampton, 7:45 eighth indoor championship. No played Sunday. and Basketball Goalies— Woshington, Mason. De­ x-Morcel Dianne 14 1052 413 8451458 is in the hunt for the title. repaired on our premises 1540 554 8131349 MHwaukae XXK14-1K Rio Grande IK , Ohio Dominican K is Thursday at Ben net Junior High. Rocky Hill at Bolton, 7:45 player has ever won eight indoor In other aiition Tuesday, three troit, MIcalef. A— 1 ^ 4 . Referee— Mike John Bueyk OaMsn SloX nxi41B—IK Southwest St 74, Northern St 73 Coventry at Cromwell, 7:45 "I have won this tournament Noeth. A. Delvecchio X 1549 454 8 X 1 X 1 Total fouls— Milwaukee 23. Golden titles and Connors was the first to before and I know I can beat the hig seeded players — Aaran Krick- All activities offered with outstanding clinicians and and reinstalled. Jeon Ratelle 21 1X1 491 7741247 St. M ary Of The Plains X, Bethel B ^ Girts EoshM ball State 22. Fo u le d out— P re sse y . Taylor 44, Indiana Tech B Bannat giria baakaibaii Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:X capture seven crowns. His oppo­ players,” Kriek said. stein, Ben Testerman and Juan instruction. Replacements are avail­ Guv Lofleur 14 X I 518 7X1244 Rebounds—MilwaukeeX, Golden Stole ThW IM, Hiram 91 (30T) Norm Ullmon X 1410 4X 7X12X Bannt girls basketball team whipped . iceHechey nent will be Jan Gunnarson of Kriek defeated McEnroe in Aguilera of Spain — were ousted. able Trom our distributor- 44. Assists— Milwaukee 24, Golden State Tiffin 1W, Urbona I K (OT) Bolton, 41-11, Tuesday. Sonia Brod- ^ n c ^ t e r vs. Windsor (at Loomis- Jeon Bellvaau X 11X 507 712 1219 20. A— 7840. Ch(iffM)y 6 p.m. Svycdcn Memphis in 1982 for the Registration — Limited Enrollment x-GII Perreaull 15 1048 448 7441214 Tri-State 74, St. Fronds 71 show hod 11 points and Barboa O' Brien Last year Connors defeated size inventory. Relax in Radio and TV 15 1144 358 8521210 Walsh 81, Cedarvllle41 and Jennifer MIstretta 8 wlace for the Swimming championship. Krickstein, 17, who was the $55 per session Bobby Clarke Wayne St. K , Chedran St. 72 Manchester at Fermi, 3 : X France’s Henri Leconte and Gene our waiting room, while Bobby Hull 14 1043 410 54011X 7-0 Bears. Bradshaw and Donna Smith fourth seed, was defeated by 15 1074 479 4321111 Westminster 43, Undenwood40 hod 17 and 14 rebounds respectively. Mayer in this tournament held at Teltscher’s first opponent will be Reduced rate if student registers for both sessions. our knowledgeable speci­ x-Darryl SIttler Lakaral22.Blazara106 S A T U R D A Y Marty Davis 53, 7-5; lOth-seeded TONIGHT Frank AAohovIch 18 1181 533 5 X 1 1 K Val Holden and Uiuren Bell ployed the Racquet Club. Mark Dickson, while Noah takes alists get you moving 4 443 409 4481057 Central Okki. St. K, Bethany Noz. K well defensively for Bonnet. Ice Hockey Testerman fell to Greg Holmes 53, 8:00 College basketball: UConn vs. x-Wovne Gretzky Lubbock Christian 75, Panhandle St. 42 Guilford vs. Manchester (at Bolton His chief rivals for the $45,0M on Sandy Mayer. For further Information call Seton Holl, WPOP Henri Richard X 1254 358 4 K 1044 L A L A K E R S (112) 6-4; and Aguilera, the eighth seed, again, Rombls 33 32 3 Worthy 314 0 8 IS, Texas Christian 48, Texas Tech 47 Ice Palace), 8:10 first prize will be second-seeded Mecir, the 38th-ranked player in 8:00 P ro basketball: Celtics vs. 7Mrs, Rod Gilbert 18 1045 4 X 4151021 West iiiing giria baakaibaii East Catholic vs. Fairfield Prep (at was upset by Jay Lapidus 53, 51. Co-dIrectors — Joe ErardI - 649-2328 Channel X, WKHT „ . ^ , x-Brvon Trottler 10 7 X 374 4 X lin o Jobbor 11-15 7-7 29. Cooper 311 3 3 13, Milford Pavilion), 7:M Eliot Teltscher. 1983 French Open the world, is fast becoming a 18 1 2 X I X 5 X X 4 Johnson 310 08 13 Wilkes 11-14 32 2L Blola 45, Point Loma 54 Ninth-seeded Stefan Edberg of MOOnN MMATOI WOHS 8:00 College basketball: St. Jo h n s ()ave Keon CS Dom Hills ra. Grand Canyon 66 I lllng girls bosketball team Improved wrestling champ Yanlck Noah who is seeded tournament favorite with each Mike Masse - 646-8255 vs. Providence, USA Cable Andy Bathgate 17 1049 349 424 973 McGee 2-2 08 4, Spriggs 38 08 4, Its record to 8-1 with o 41-19 win over Manchester at Horttord Public, noon Sweden advanced by defeating 373 OMa St, tjsadwgtgr, CT. 18 971 544 421 945 McAdoo 28 08 4, Lester 320 8 4. Totals Oklahoma 90, Colorado 71 numter three and Johan Kriek of match he plays. He advanced . 8:m College basketball: Illinois vs. Mour. Richard Pacific 48, W. Oregon 44 East Hartford High's freshmen Tues­ East Catholic at Fermi, noon England’s John LLoyd 7-5, 53. Purdue ESPN Bobby Orr 12 457 2 X 445 915 5 4 K 1314 123 day. Rachel Odell nod 17 points to lead Boeon Academy Cheney Tech, South Africa, the fifth seed. Tuesday with a 6-4,53 victory over ■ 9X 4X 4K IK P fX IT LA N D (1M) Westmont IM, Azusa-PacIfIc 59 a t 9:XProbaskelball: Knicksvs. Suns, x-BIII Barber Whitworth X , E. Oregon M Illlng. Illlng Is at Cheney Tech Friday. noon Channel 9 Yvon Coumoyer 14 9U 4X 4X 8K M. Thompson312131524, Vondaweghe MANClIF.STKR HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 30. 198S — 13

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 30. 1985 Sports In Brief Evert Lloyd looks to future FOCUS/ Food Teresa Kittredge breaks mark Chris says she’s nearing peak WALTHAM, Ma. — Freshman Teresa Kittredge erased team m ates's Maureen Donovan’s record in the m ile run with a clocking of 5:19.5 in a recent meet for the first-year Bentley By Mai n Lader 13 in a row," she said. “ Everyone was wondering if I'd ever beat her College women’s indoor track team. United! ress International S again, and Wjorse than that, so was Kittredge is a graduate of East Catholic High. NEW YO RK — Not only does Chris Evert Lloyd profess to be There are likely to be as many as excited about reaching her 30th 10 more confrontations between Bicycle racing workshop birthday, she believes she'll get the two in the remainder of the even better with age. year, starting with a $900,000 MYSTIC — A bicycle racing workshop for novice riders and E ver so hesitantly, it was two-week championship at Delray triathletes of all ages will be held Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 at suggested to Evert Lloyd that the Beach, Fla., which begins Feb. 4. the Kingswood School in West Hartford. age of 30 often marks the start of The next major clash between Registration is $12 the day of the workshop. For further the end for many athletes. Evert the two could come at the $500,0M information, contact Marsha Thompson, 387-6734 or 536-4767. Lloyd, who reached that milestone Virginia Slims Championships in The workshop is sponsored by the Connecticut Bicyle Racing a month ago, quickly jumped to the New York's Madison Square Association. attack. Garden March 18-24. “ I was excited when I turned “ I'm ready to put all my eggs in Red Sox sign Steve Crawford 30," she said Tuesday. "M any of one basket this year," Evert Lloyd the great players of our sport, said. “ God knows, I'v e had a few BOSTON — Righthanded relief pitcher Steve Crawford, who Margaret Smith Court, Billie Jean disappointments the last couple of years. I deserve a break." was 5-0 iast season, has agreed to a one-year contract with the King, Evonne Goolagong, Virginia Evert Lloyd, who always has Boston Red Sox for 1985, the team announced Tuesday. Wade, they all peaked in their early 30's, they all became No. 1 prided herself on her mental Term s of the pact were not disclosed. and they all won Wimbledon. toughness and bragged of her That's history. That's a fact. intense concentration, admitted Rangers’ Stewart fined $150 “Jimmy (Connors) won Wim­ Tuesday that in the last couple of bledon and the U.S. Open after he years Navratilova had usurped 3 3 LOS ANGELES — Texas Rangers pitcher Dave Stewart turned 30. this weapon. pleaded no contest Tuesday to a misdemeanor prostitution "M entally, emotionally and “ The U.S. Open (when Navratil­ charge and was fined $150 and sentenced to 12 months informal physically everything peaks at this ova won. 4-6, 6-4, 6-4) was a probation. age, especially for a woman. With blessing." Evert Lloyd said. “I Stewart, 27, of Grand Prairie, Tex., had been charged with my style of play, I can go for a few realized that it wasn't physical lewd conduct, but pleaded no contest to one count of prostitution more years." talent \ that separated us, but before Municipal Court Judge David Doi, said City Attorney’s Evert Lloyd, holder of 16 Grand mental. I realized that her nerve Office spokesman Mike Wilkinson. Slam titles, including at least one and confidence were better than in each of the last 11 years, has mine. good reason for flaunting her scorn “ It's very easy wnen you're McCarron Jockey of the Year at the figure 30. Last month she winning to play the big points well Won the Australian Open, and on because you have all the confi­ NEW YORK — Two of the richest names in thoroughbred Sunday she conquered Martina dence behind you. When I'm racing wiil team up again in 1985 — Chris McCarron, the first Navratilova, ending a 13-match supposed to win, like if I'm playing jockey to earn a record $12 milPon in a season, and John Henry, losing streak that stretched more Pam Shriver and losing. I'm UPI photo the aging animal who holds all money earning records among than two years against the only thinking I don't want to lose. I hate player ranked ahead of her. to lose so much that that's racehorses, incentive enough. Against Martina Chris Evert Lloyd, who recently passed the age of 30, McCarron was honored Tuesday as the Seagram Jockey of the That 6-2, 6-4 victory Sunday in Miami, which evened the series I want to win so badly my emotions says she’ll get better and is looking forward to playing Year for 1984, winning the award tor the fourth time since its between the two dominant players come into it." inception 10 years ago. The California-based jockey won 356 some more tennis. of women's tennis at 31-31. was Evert Lloyd has been around too races last year, six aboard John Henry that alone accounted for incredibly important in the mind of long, and is much too practical, to want to make a big deal out of the still, the fire bums bright for earnings of $2,336,650. Evert Lloyd. allow one victory to give her grand win. It’s a thrill to beat her. but I ’ll Chris Evert Lloyd at the age of 30, "It wasn't a Wimbledon or a U.S. ideas. probably have to play her 8 to 10 and she says when she gets out of Open, but it was a psychological “ Martina is still No. 1, still the times this year and I don’t want to bed in the morning she still thinks Gibson signs new pact breakthrough for me after losing player to beat," she said. “ I don't jump the gun." of hunger. DETROIT — Outfielder Kirk Gibson, whose two homers in the final game of the World Series ensured the Detroit Tigers’ victory over San Diego, has signed a one-year contract at nearly three times his $250,000 1984 salary. Baseball owners, players agree tentatively The agreement averted an arbitration battle between Detroit and Gibson, who batted .282 with 27 homers and .91 RBI last season. on issue of mandatory drug testing ciauses

the union leadership had too much J J Jordan breezes to net win NEW YORK (UPI) — Represen­ letter from owners.” contracts. tatives of major-league baseball Belanger said he hopes the The dispute arose when the Los power and that the players needed MARCO ISLAND, Fla. — Top-seeded Kathy Jordan breezed owners and players Tuesday owners will present that letter Angeles Dodgers included a clause to understand the owners’ finan­ through her opening round match against Lori McNeil 6-1, 6-1, reached tentative agreement on Wednesday when talks on the in the contract of pitcher Mike cial problems. Tuesday night in a $140,000 tennis tournament. the issue of mandatory dm g Basic Agreement continue. Marshall mandating tests for Virginia Wade, a 40-year-old tennis veteran, dismantled 26- The two sides will discuss other testing clauses in players’ American League vice president illegal drug use. year-old Wendy White 6-4, 6-4, in the first match of the evening. contracts. issues Wednesday. Among them Perk up winter eppetites with Halibut with Curried Vegetables, left. Alaska-styie Cioppino. center, and Creamy Salmon Pasta. Bob Fishel also indicated an The Dodgers' action was the Don Fehr, head of the Players will be how revenues will be shared agreement had been reached. second of two issues that have so Association, said, “ though we from the $1.25 billion network “ I believe the situation has been far hindered efforts to reach a new Andujar agrees to three-year deal don't know for certain, it's possible television contract baseball signed A resolved to the satisfaction of both Basic Agreement and thus avert a A we have an agreement.” in 1983. The owners have tradition­ ST. LOUIS — St. Louis Cardinals’ pitching ace Joaquin parties," he said. strike. Olive oil helps, too The parties met again Tuesday ally set aside an allotted figure to Andujar has agreed in principle to a three-year contract that night and Mark Belanger, a Fehr said that, as a result of the Earlier, the Players' Associa­ go towards the players’ pension should pay him nearly $1.5 million a year, the St. Louis representative for the Players' meeting, there will be no further tion has been angered by the plan, but now the players are Post-Disptach reported. Association, said the issue was attempts to include the issue of comments of Houston Astros asking for a set percentage of the The Post-Dispatch reported in Wednesday's editjons that “verbally resolved pending a mandatory drug testing into owner John McMullen, who said money. Lighten winter meais with saimon, haiibut Andujar, 32, will go through with his salary arbitration. He made $300,000 last year when he posted a 20-14 record. In his first two seasons with the Cardinals, Andujar was 15-10 with three blends convenient canned salmon and spinach with a 1 cup diagonally sliced green onions Alaska-Style Cioppino N All these colorful main dishes offer a welcome N postseason victories and was 6-16 in 1983. decadent dollop of pure cream. A great emergency Plain yogurt (optional) I pound Alaska or King crab, thawed If necessary Contract problems stall Clark deal to Cardinals change from heavy winter fare. Zesty, light and easy brunch or supper dish when unexpected guests drop to prepare, each owes important parts of its special 1 large onion, chopped by, this recipe goes together in just a few minutes. Combine 3 tablespoons olive oil, wine, parsley, 'A 1 cup each sliced celery and chopped green pepper ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Tom Haller confirmed the deal has with the team for which he played “ I think it might be cleared up appeal to key ingredients — seafood and Italian olive Valenzuela to get raise in 1986 and a loan. The payments without too much trouble," Herzog teaspoon salt and dash pepper. Place halibut steaks 8 large cloves garlic, minced Louis Cardinals say attempts to run into a new snag. oil. acquire slugger Jack Clark from “ A couple of things have cropped and loan each is believed to be in said. “ I don’t think it will squash Equally adaptable to a company luncheon or family Halibut with Curried Vegetables on broiler pan; brush generously with olive oil 8 to 4 tablespoons olive oil LOS ANGELES — Pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, who filed for mixture. Broil 4 to 5 inches from heat 4 to6tninuteson I can (89-ounce) whole tomatoes, diced with liquid the San Francisco Giants are up contractually,” Haller said. the $250,000 range. The Cardinals the deal. I really think it's going to dinner. Savory Broiled Halibut with Curried Vegeta­ 1/3 cup olive oil, divided arbitration to gain a raise from his 1984 salary of $1.1 million, each side or until fish flakes when tested with a fork. stalled now because of contractual “ We are saying what we have said reportedly are not willing to happen.” bles highlights the unique flavor that clear, golden V* cup dry white wine 1 can (8-ounce) tomato sauce Tuesday agreed to terms of a 1-year contract, the Los Angeles Brush occasionally with basting sauce during 1 cup each bottled clam juice and dry white wine problems. all along, as of right now, we have assume responsibility for the 1986 St. Louis wanted Clark to take a olive oil and halibut lend to quickly prepared meals. 1 tablespoon finely minced parsley Dodgers said. The trade, which would send four no trade.” payment, should it be needed. physical before officially complet­ Alaska-Style Cioppino, Ideal for entertaining, Salt and pepper broiling. 1 teaspoon basil, crushed Financial terms of Tuesday’s agreem ent were not revealed but Heat curry powder In 2 tablespoons olive oil in Cardinal players to San Francisco, Clark is making a reported $4.2 Lou Susman, a member of the ing the trade. Clark had arthros­ celebrates a variety of favorite seafood tastes and 4 (about 6 ounces each) halibut steaks, thawed If ■A teaspoon thyme, crushed skillet for 1 minute. Add carrots and cauliflower; it had been previously reported that the Dodgers offered the had been rumored last week and million over a four-year contract. Cardinals’ executive committee, copic surgery on his right knee last textures. Cheese Croutons, fragrant with olive oil, add necessary 1 bay leaf saute until crisp-tender. Add green onions; season to 1 pound Alaska cod, pollock or rockfish fillets, former Cy Young Award winner $1.1 million for 1985. Valenzuela supposedly would be finalized But he has a clause in his contract was handling negotiations with June. a flavorful crunch to this all-American version of the •A teaspoon curry powder taste with salt and pepper. Arrange on serving platter was said to be asking for $1.3 million. early this week, if Clark passed a that'enables him to profit from a Haller and owner Bob Lurie. Thus Clark underwent a two-hour classic Italian fish stew. V/t cups each thin diagonally sliced carrots and with halibut. Serve with yogurt. Makes 4 servings. Continued on page 14 physical examination of his knee. trade. far, no agreement has been examination of his injured knee by Everyone loves pasta! And Creamy Salmon Pasta sliced cauliflower Clark passed the test, however, " I ’ve never been in a situation reached. Giants team Dr. Fred Behling and Jamieson to lead Cards’ offense the Cardinals and Giants both like this,” Clark said. “I'll get However, Ingle said he did not Dr. Gordon Campbell on Monday report the trade now is entangled more money because I’ve got a think any of the contract talks and reported he was fit to be ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday named assistant in contractual problems. clause in my contract where I'll get would halt the deal. traded. 'Get In there and play' coach Dick Jamieson the team’s offensive coordinator to replace “ The problem now is contractual more money if I’m traded. I can “ It's been public for about five If the deal is completed, St. Louis Rod Dowhower, who was appointed head coach of the talks and not necessarily all always use some of that to take days now and a lot of effort has would get Clark, 29, and a minor Indianapolis Colts Monday. Clark's,” said Kip Ingle, St. Louis’ care of some things.” been put into his whole thing,” league pitcher believed to "H e has great rapport with the players,” Cardinals head coach assistant public relations director. The problems apparently center Ingle said. “ Everyone's come this 6-foot-3 left-handed Colin Ward. Recalling a chat with James Beard Jim Hanifan said of Jamieson. “ He's been with us the past five “ When you have this many players on a sum of money Clark is to far, I just don't see it not coming The Giants would receive Green years and has a thorough understanding of our offensive involved, sometimes this receive if or when he is traded, a off.” and first baseman Gary Rajsich, traveled to New York. package." happens.” payment to be made to him if he St. Louis Manager Whitey Her­ pitcher Dave LaPoint and short­ By Nancy Pappas open account for room service West Coast. "N o use trying to The professional theater world San Francisco general manaser does not sign after the 1986 season zog agreed. stop Jose Gonzalez. Herald Reporter from several of the finest restau­ disguise my physique.” rants in the city. In addition, one of His huge hands grasped an did not welcome Beard with open Life magazine called him the the two bathrooms in the suite Italian loaf as If it were a arms. When he was 35, he said, " I boasted a sunken tub made of breadstick. He liked to get those decided that it was time to take a I6 th (tssocia^*' Passionate Pasha of Food. Newsweek said he was Ameri­ deep-salmon marble. A telephone hands involved with his food — census. I realized I was not going to ConnecWcul ca’s most sensuous cook. and a tiny television were ddarby. right up to the elbows. At his make a living on the stage, and I Fans and critics alike called him "Can you imagine me, lowering cooking classes he'd be tossing thought food was fun.” 3 3 BRAKE myself into that tub? I'd never get salad greens and olive oil with his He opened a catering business the single greatest influence on our STOP called Hors D'Oeuvres Inc., and national cooking style. out. I ’d be like a beached walrus,” bare hands; stripping meat from LYNCH he quipped. “ Marion would have to poached chicken breasts with deft was an immediate success. He BRAKE He wrote one of the first CENTERS, INC. SPECIALS American books on canapes and rescue me.” fingers; and poking salmon steaks then began his cookbook writing small appetizers, then later dis­ The "M arion” in this case was with a long forefinger to determine career, by compiling a book called owned it us "that disgusting, Marlon Cunningham, a longtime If they were done. “ Hors d’Oeuvres and Canapes.” The snacks he created, including WITH STATR-OPTHRiAIIT BRAfCa SRRVICBI dootsy food.” friend of Beard’s who was travel­ And his technique for folding egg t O R G e t l y ing with him on this particular whites into a souffle base — using a cucumber cups filled with seafood At 81, James Andrews Beard was without doubt the senior tour. Cunningham is typical of the broad sweep of the side of his hand and rolled ham filled with cheese 0 moat food-business friends — or disci­ — was Infamous. During the spread, are now classics in the 0 MOM member of the American food catering business. Later he was MSCaRAKBS DIIUMBIIAKRS fraternity. And his death last ples, really — whose careers were classes we took in Chicago, he told Wednesday — although expected, helped enormously by Beard's the group, "Cooking Is much like embarrassed by this first food FULL SERVICE venture. because of his lengthy illnesses — professional generosity. hand-to-hand combat. You won't 49.95 sa(ldened food-oriented folk Cunningham's recent book, have much success if you're shy or If you buy Your Gas Somewhere Else 59.95 "The Fanny Farmer Book of you're squeamish. The very best “ IT ’S DREADFU L that my very per axle per axle everywhere. For 45 years, he shared his Baking,” published by Knopf, has toots you have are your own two own book advocated those precious You Probably Pay Too Much. • F m < wti— l brato Inspection • Frsa4whsslbral irau own your Aiiim Io m i or loralon ow. It dwy MW MdM out, im . critiquing the restaurant food In spite of enormous success as a *Box oM(c« cloMS OfW hour prior lo oMtclal cloting educational ! Stop CM k. •pk. Mw m or pm M wM b . kw ralM wM nul o liw g . lor Sw t tio .. overlooking the old Water Tower. over 6-foot-2 — who favored b o o th s orpodoorllK lpborlolnoMllioilioooorpod.AddNloiiolpiiitowidllorMor “ It’s a little embarrassing, but black-and-white houndstooth before he was 10. But he never caterer, teacher, cookbook writer raqulrad to raoiora ttw tyrawn to opiraSooM oondHIoii ora Mdra / 175 POWER BOATS IN THE EXHIBITION HALL ' Lynch Getty kind of nice,” he told us. " I pay for check slacks for working, and a intended to be a chef. ana television personality, Bear^ a standard room, and look what I deep purple mandarin coat for "The stage was my first love,” considered himself a culinary $15,000 social historian. His library in­ The Tradition of Service Marches On lA O p n iA r a o James Beard, dean ot America’s cookbook authors, get.” more formal occasions. "Quite a he explained. " I sang baiifone and IN signs a few books for students at classes on "plain What he got was several bed­ few yards of cloth here,” he said, was to study opera. I also per­ cluded hundreds of old cookbMks, ______D O O R ______886 Harjlford Rd., Manchester cooking" he offered in Chicago four years ago. Beard rooms, a huge living room with a smoothing that jacket over his formed in the legitimate theater. well-stocked bar and buffet, and an paunch at a cocktail party on the In pursuing this, I left the West and Continued on page IS 1 7 ’ $ea SprHs Spsri Runabout PRIZES 14 ' Syhran BKk TreHsr/Eoglno/Trallor died last Wednesday. ^^^^^^^acros^rorr^jync|^^j^ot^ontiac^^^^^ 248 Spruce St. • Manchester, CT • 646-7202 A D M IS S IO N : Adulln $5.00 • Children 6 -12 $2.50 • Children under 6 FREE MAN( IIKSTKH IIKRAU). Wfdnosdny. Jan 30. 1985 — 15 U - MANCHESTER HF.RAl.D. Wcdnesduy. Jun. 30, 1985 James Beard had praise Your Neighbor's Kitchen Kitchen’s ‘stew’ has following Steamboat Mulligan may sound like a character for simple American food Irish lass learns Italian cuisine in an old film, but it’s also the corned beef ”soup-stew” served by the new owners of Sharon’s dogs and smoke sausages, and smoking. Add the patties and cook Country Kitchen in the Manchester Mall on Main Continued from page 11 over (airly high heat for about 4 But her own tastebuds haven’t Pour a small amount of sauce well-soa.soned meat loaf. whatever.’ We were hard to over the shells. Bake in a 350- Street. He was also fond of hamburgers, minutes na side. Reduce heat and By Nancy Pappas taken to this cultural translation. Bea Sheftel of Farm Drive, editor of a magazine Today’s Special ”At my ripe age, I acknowledge continue cooking until donesas you Herald Reporter please.” ”I don’t like ricotta cheese, so I degree oven 30 minutes, then with some pleasure that my although he said that "too often Meanwhile, Michael was enjoy­ sprinkle with mozarella cheese. about romance novels, wrote the Manchester they arc the victims of a sadistic like them, about 2 minutes a side ing the Italian delicacies prepared don’t eat my sliells or lasagna or Herald about this soup. She’s a founding member of lifelong liaison with good food has for rare, longer for medium. She makes wonderful stuffed any of that,” she said. “And I still Bake an additional 10 to IS Nancy Pappas gradually created a new me,” he grillmaster. who mercilessly flat­ by another Irish lady — his mom. minutes. Serve with additional a group of avid coupon clippers who meet in the tens the patty and cooks it into a Variations: For hamburgers au shells and excellent fettucine al- "I don’t know what the attrac­ drink milk with pizza or spaghetti, restaurant and appreciates the food there. wrote in the introduction to "The poivre, season meat with salt only, fredo. Her lasagna is oft-requested which upsets some people incredi­ sauce, if desired. Serves @ New James Beard.” state of petrifaction, places it on a tion is, but Italian men. especially ”I’m glad they like it. It's an old family recipe. cold bun and douses it with and press coarsely crushed black and her spaghetti sauce has in this family, seem to marry Irish bly. Mostly I’d be happy to live on My mom makes it and .so does my aunt,” said "Cooking has entered a grand peppercorns into the surface. endured the scrutiny of a most popcorn. But my kids like what I m era of liberation, not just in how we ketchup. Such an abomination is women,” Noreen Botticello said. Ch6M «cake Sharon Higgins, who took over the luncheonette in not to be consumed by the Saute. Rinse the pan with one-third particular Italian family. After the wedding, Constance cook. My husband likes what I November, ”It's hearty and inexpensive." cook, but whether we cook, and cup cognac or '/i cup dry vermouth Her food tastes appropriately cook. That’s enough for me.” CRUST: minutes. Serve over mashed potatoes. Serves four what. People are making a lot of discerning." Botticello was sympathetic with Vi box zweibeck cookies, crushed with a green vegetable on the side. and pour over the patties. authentic — as you’d expect from the plight of her new Irish Her husband, the manager of the things from scratch instead of Here is the proper method to For hamburgers with cheese, the daughter-in-law of Anthony Sanitary Refuse Co. of Manches­ very line Steamboat Mulligan buying them...On the other hand, prepare hamburgers, as explained daughter-in-law. “I was 18, there 3 tablespoons melted butler mix the ground beef with 1 cup Botticello, the owner of Vito’s were stars in my eyes ... and I ter, recommends the following people nowadays (eel free to serve in "The New James Beard.” grated sharp Cheddar or Gntyere Birch Mountain Inn in Bolton. recipes. So do the Botticcellos’ IVi tablespoons sugar 1 onion To have your favorite restaurant dish included in store-bought items if they're good- thought the pigs in blankets we Dash cinnamon this weekly column, simply write a note telling us Basic hamburgers cheese or crumbled blue cheese, 1 But to Noreen Patricia Culleton, learned to make In home ec was a children, Michael, Bridget and 2 tablespoons margarine ...But what truly stimulates, sus­ teaspoon salt. 2 finely chopped the first Amerlcan-bom daughter Amanda. CAKE: 1 11-ounce can corned heel the name of your favorite dish at a local restaurant. tains and rewards good cooking is 2 pounds ground top round, top gourmet dish. I was almost like 5 8-onnce packages cream We’ll contact the chef and ask (or the recipe. sirloin, flank steak, chuck or other garlic cloves. 2 tablespoons Wor­ of Irish parents, none of this came that bride you hear about who I 11-ounce can tomato soup honor at home. It gives me joy to cestershire sauce and a dash or naturally. When she married Mi­ cheese 1 11-ounce can water Include your name, address, and a phone number see so many couples cooking beef with 20 to 25 percent (at chael Botticello 12 years ago, she couldn’t boil water.” Stuffed shells Vi cup milk where you can be reached during the day. (Phone Salt, freshly ground black two of Tabasco. Form into pnjtles Mashed potatoes together these days, and to watch and saute. had to do a cultural about-face. >/i pound large shells IVi cups sugar In a deep pan, fry the onion in the margarine. numbers wlllnot be published) Please concentrate their children growing up where pepper “Two strikes against me, right Mrs. Botticello, who died four 8 ounces ricotta cheese 1 teaspoon vanilla When it’s browned, add the corned beef, and use the on restaurants In the Manchester area. Address they belong, right in the kitchen, as 2 tablespoons peanut oil, or 1 Choosing a few "most favorite” from the start, when I got mar­ months ago, took Noreen on as an 2 eggs 6 eggs back of a wooden spoon to break up the meat lumps. inquiries to Today’s Special, Manchester Tcrald, I did long ago." tablespoon oil and I tablespoon James Beard recipes is like ried,’’ she said last weekend. apprentice, showing her which V t cup Parmesan cheese Dash salt Add soup and water, then simmer about 20 P.O. Box 591, Manchester, 06040. butter choosing among close friends. It’s "First, I was Irish. Second, I ingredients to purchase, which 2 tablespoons sugar Mix crust ingredients well in a BEARD WAS ALWAYS touting Divide the meat in four parts. ju.st about impossible. But here Is couldn’t cook. Great beginning for pots to use, and how to prepare Dash salt small bowl. Press firmly into a the simple, American foods, so Sea.son to taste with salt and the potato recipe from ’’Menus (or 3 a marriage!" Italian specialties "just like Mama Z cups spaghetti sauce springform pan. Beat cream long disdained by the culinary pepper. Gently form into patties — Entertaining” that we were pre­ Cuileton met Michael Botticello (approximate) cheese in a large bowl until soft. round or oval, thick or fairly flat — paring when we heard the news of 3 makes.” Supermarket Shopper world. He loved hominy casserole, in high school. Both were members Botticello learned her lessons ■A pound mozarella cheese Gradually add milk, beat until berry-and-cream-cheese pie, according to choice. Heat the (at in Beard's death on the radio la.st of East Catholic High School’s well. Her cooking tastes Italian; smooth. Add sugar, vanilla and Southern fried chicken, good hot a heavy skillet until hot but not week. Class of 1971. Social life, not the family members feel comforta­ Boil shells for 6 to 7 minutes. salt. Add eggs, one at a time. Blend cooking, was on her mind. ble coming to her home for most of They should be underdone. Drain until smooth. Pour over the crust. " It’s not that my mother their holiday meals. She may and rinse. Set out on waxed paper, Bake in a 400-degree oven for 10 Freebies require creativity wouldn’t have wanted to teach us prepare a few adventurous dishes, so they will not stick together. minutes, then lower oven to HtraM ptioto by Tvquinlo to cook. I’m sure. There were six taken from a cooking magazine or Combine ricotta, eggs, Parme­ 325-degrees for 1 hour and 15 By Martin Sloane san, sugar and salt in a bowl. With minutes. Cool for 10 minutes in the Noreen Botticello of Still Field Road eats a piece of her United Feature Syndicate DOUBLE sisters, and none of us were a gourmet foods course she took 0 a small spatula or teaspoon, fill pan; then remove rim. Refrigerate own cheesecake. No fan of ricotta cheese, she does so interested. We would rather Mom recently, but most often she cooks Clip ‘n’ file refunds DEAR MARTIN: I always hold onto the free- 0 shells and arrange in a baking dish for at least an hour before serving. did it. And were we fussy! It was in a traditional Italian fashion. reluctantly. Her family and friends enjoy her cheesecake Cosmetics, Beauty and always ’Oh, I can’teat that tonight, "Lots of spaghetti sauce and with a small amount of sauce Excellent served plain, or with product coupons I receive from my refunding, and COUPONS tremendously, however. Grooming Aids (File llC) I have to lose two pounds before Parmesan cheese.” she said. spread across the bottom. berries. people ask me why. I8fh oi thtt* aiva'iizod I First. I wait for supermarkets to offer very WE WATCH OUR P’s & O’s. Clip out this file and keep it with similar low-priced specie's with a minimum purchase. For cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with instance, if I can get a bag of potatoes for $1 with a $10 beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting minimum purchase, the store will usually accept the LOOK FOR OUR MONEY SAVING CIRCULAR Microwave is good way to heat favorite soups the needed proofs of purchase while looking for free-product coupons the same as cash for the the required forms "at the supermarket, in minimum purchase, and I get my bargain potatoes. It IN THE MAIL, YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER. Stir in beets; cover and microwave (or 5 minutes at 50 newspapers and magazines, and when trading doesn’t concern me that this store may not have the Hearty Sausage Soup percent power (Med), or until beets are heated with friends. Offers may not be available in all best prices, because my free-product coupon items Soups can easily be prepared in the microwave. through and vegetables are tender-crisp, let stand OR AT YOUR LOCAL A&P STORE. They can be done quickly, if you wish, or simmered at 1 medium onion areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive are free, no matter how high they are priced. 4 cups hot water covered (or 5 minutes. Stir in vinegar. each refund. a low power for a long time. Microwaves equipped Marge’s But my favorite reason for saving my free-product U.S.NO t-MAINE with a probe and simmer, or heat and hold features, 3 medium carrots, thinly sliced Remove bay leaf before serving. Top each serving The following refund offers arc worth $8.79. coupons is to see if 1 can use them when a supermarket are designed for just such use. 2 medium stalks of celery (with leaves) thinly sliced with sour cream. ^ j ■_ This week’s refund offers have a total value of runs a special sale. For example. I sent in proofs of Russet Potatoes 5i 99 x^E FAR4# Microwave 2 teaspoons salt Note; beets lose their color it allowed to stand in $23.28. Microwaves without a probe can also be programed purchase qnd received a coupon for a free box of trash U.S. NO. 1 -A LL PURPOSE ■A teaspoon dried basil leaves soup. To make ahead, remove soup from microwave These offers require refund forms: bags. I saved the coupon instead of using it right away. for an initial cooking time on high followed by a longer KItclien before adding beets. Cool and refrigerate. Before time at 30 percent power (Med-Low). ■A teaspoon dried chervil leaves Sure enough, along came a "Buy one — get one free" Eastern Potatoes 2 0 i “. r “ Marge Churchill (A teaspoon coarse ground pepper serving, reheat, add beets, and finish cooking. DIMENSION Shampoo $1 Refund Offer. Send When reheating soup in the microwave, you can, in the required refund form and one net-weight supermarket advertisement in the newspaper for that FLORIDA JUICY SWEET > Super most cases, heat the soup in the serving bowl, 2 medium zucchini, cut len^hwise in half, then cut brand of trash bags. So, my free coupon got me two Jumtx) into >A inch slices statement from the 15-ounce liquid, or two net ■ Sue . eliminating the use of another utensil to be washed. Meatball Vegetable Soup weight statements from any other size of boxes of trash bags, Pink Grapefruit 2„99' Soups with a broth base can be reheated on full power. 1 pint cherry tomatoes, cut In half MARCIA STILTNER, LORAIN, OHIO 1 pound ground beef Dimension shampoo, plus the cash-register FARM FRESH-WASHED Cream base soups should be reheated at 70 percent 1 Polish sausage, cut into 'A-incb slices tape(s) with the purchase price circled. Expires large ( I egg stalk ' power (Med-High). 1 can (15-ounce) white beans, drained Feb. 28. 1985. DEAR MARCIA: Some people will look at a Crisp Pascal Celery 69' Leftover soup can be frozen in small containers for High), or until hot. Remove peppercorns and stir. Combine water, onions, carrots, celery and (A cup Italian seasoned dry bread crumbs free-product coupon and see just a free product and be J later use. An ideal way to freeze soup is in an ice cube Garnish with parsley. Serves 5 to 6 people. seasonings in a 4-quart casserole. Stir to combine, and I teaspoon dried parsley CLAIRESSE $1 Cash Refund. Send the required satisfied with it. Others, like yourself, will sec new tray. Once the soup is frozen, pop it out of the trays and cover. Microwave 8 to 10 minutes on high, or until ■A cup ketchup refund form and the proof-of-purchase seal from opportunities. Is there any end to a smart shopper’s J 1 medium onion, chopped any package of Clairesse Shampoo-In Haircolor, store the soup cubes in a plastic bag. This allows you to Seafood Gumbo mixture boils. Reduce power level to 50 percent (Med) savings? Not when you keep developing your skills. thaw and heat small or large amounts, as needed. an$l microwave for 6 minutes. Stir in zucchini, 1 clove garlic, minced plus the register tape with the purchase price FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDEO-BONE-IN Nutritionally, soup can offer a wide range of 2 tablespoons butter tomatoes, sausage and beans; cover. Microwave for 2 tablespoons butter circled. Expires June 30, 1985. DEAR MARTIN: I recently found a refund form (or 2/3 cup chopped green onions and tops 3 cans (lO'A-ounces each) condensed beef broth Smoked Hams Shank Portion vitamins and minerals, depending upon the type of 12 minutes at 50 percent power (Med). MOISTURE WHIP Cosmetics $2 Refund Offer. Hershey’s Chocolate Covered Almonds Solitaires, and ,.99 soup. Serving a hearty soup with a salad or fresh fruit, ■A cup chopp^ celery 3 soup cans of water it was marked ’’$3 retailer refund offer.” The form 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 can (10-ounce) sliced stewed tomatoes Receive a 50-cent to $2 refund. Send the required LESSER QUANTITIES 89* LB. hot rolls, or warm bread is easy, nutritionally refund form and the register tape(s) with the asked for five proofs of purchase from the Solitaires 3-lb. Pkg. well-balanced, and welcome by everyone. 1 package (lO-ounce) frozen okra, defrosted and Borkcht 1 bay leal box bottoms in return for a $3 refund, and 1 am sure Fresh Chicken Legs or More ,.79 sliced ■A teaspoon basil purchase price circled and one product card for a (A pound beef stew meat, cut into (A-inch cubes 50-cent refund, two product cards for a $1 refund, they mean the large boxes that arc delivered to the BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER A I'/i teaspoons salt 1 onion, thinly sliced L back label from a Soft Sense bottle, plus the dated consumers and retailers refund offers on a variety of ^The Deli... register tape with the purchase price circled. products. ”On Hershey’s Gold Almond Chocolate LEAN There is no expiration date on this offer. Covered Solitaires, we have both types of refunds," Lighten your winter meais with saimon or haiibut dishes said Ms. Graham. Cooked Ham Nibblers 49 COOKED reserve herb dressing. Gently toss together salmon, pepper; mix well. Makes about *A cup. Continued from page II ■A teaspoon tarragon, crushed Turkey Breast Cheese ib 8 ounces large pasta twists, cooked and drained leeks, pea pods and pepper. Serve with reserved herb AN Y SIZE CHUNK dreasing. Makes 6 servings. Poached Salmon M e n u s HARD OR 4 cups lightly packed sliced fresh spinach or I Cover salmon pieces with boiling salted water; add thawed If necessary and cut into ItA-inch cubes package (10-ounce) frozen chopped spinach, thawed Herb DreMing Armour Genoa Salami Brie With Peppers (optional) 2 slices lemon, 2 slices onion, 1 sprig parsley and SPICY and squeezed dry Combine >A cup olive oil, >A cup white wine vinegar, several peppercorns. Return to boil; reduce heat and potato, spinach, salad, tapioca Monday: Shell.s with meat FRESHLY SLICED Bottled hot pepper sauce Grated Parmesan cheese >A cup chopped parsley 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, V* simmer, covered, 5 minutes or until salmon flakes Senior citizens pudding. Ham sandwich, fresh sauce, cheese sticks, green beans, Cheese-N-Pepperoni lb. < Salt and pepper . garlic bread, chilled fruit. German Bologna Cheese croutons teaspoon each crushed basil and salt and VA teaspoon when tested with a fork. The following meals will be grapes, milk. CO LE SLAW. MACARONI SALAD OR GIGANTI-U.S.A. Drain salmon, reserving liquid; break into large served at Mayfair Gardens and Tuesday: Chicken pattie on a Rinse crab under cool water. Cut crab into chunks. In large skillet, saute shallots in olive oil until Ib .. serving-sized pieces; score backs of leg sections using Westhill Gardens, the week of Feb. roll, lettuce, tomato, french fries, Creamy Potato Sajad Aurrichio Provolone tender. Add cream to reserved salmon liquid to equal Manchester schools cherry cobbler. large heavy knife or slit with kitchen shears. Saute 1 cup. Add to skillet with mustard and tarragon; cook Potatoes, cheese go naturally 4 through 8, to Manchester resi­ onion, celery, green pepper and garlic in olive oil until dents who are 60 or older. The following lunches will be Wednesday: Juice, chili, but­ Hot Foods... T te Bakery™ over medium heat 2 minutes or until slightly Consider the combination of pepper, chopped zucchini Bake potato shells (skins) 15 to 17' served in the Manchester public tered corn, cookie. tender. Add remaining ingredients except seafood, M slices bacon, cooked and minutes, or until crisp. Monday: Cream of vegetable WHOLE hot pepper sauce, parsley and cheese croutons; thickened. natural cheese and potatoes when soup, turkey tetrazzini, buttered schools the week of Feb. 4 through Thursday: Fish on a roll, maca­ simmer, covered, 30 minutes. Add pasta, spinach and 'A cup Parmesan cheese; you are planning menus for fall Meanwhile, saute onion, green peas, wheat bread, peach cobbler. B. roni and cheese, vegetable sticks, B-B-Q Itafian Add cod, crab and clams; cook about 5 minutes or toss gently. Stir in salmon. Season with salt and entertaining. The richness of tVA capo (10 onnees) shredded pepper and zucchini in butter until Tuesday: Meatloaf with brown Monday: Hot dog on a roll, assorted fruit. pepper to taste; heat thoroughly. Serve with melted cheese is a perfect foil for Cheddar cheese tender-crisp. Combine sauteed ve­ gravy, potatoes au gratin, Mexi­ potato chips, buttered mixed ve­ Friday: Juice, pizza, choice of until clam shells open and fish flakes when tested with 1 tablespoons grated Parmesan getables, bacon, cheeses and Ib. Bread each 3 fork. Season to taste with hot pepper sauce. Garnish additional Parmesan cheese if desired. Makes 6 the season’s harvest of potatoes. can corn, rye bread, surprise cake. getables, orange smiles, vegetable, pudding with topping. Cliickens servings. Potato skin appetizers are one cheese pepper. Fill each crisped potato Tuesday: Chicken patty, cran­ COUNTRY STYLE ITALIAN a 3 with parsley. Serve with cheese croutons. Makes 4 to5 Wednesday: Chicken caccia- servings. meltingly good way to combine tA teaspoon pepper skin with 2 tablespoons checM tore, shells with Italian sauce, berry Sauce, whipped potatoes Grinder Rolls 4ioc99^ cheese and potatoes. The topping Soar cream. It desired mixture. Broil 4 to 0 inches from salad with Italian dressing, Italian with gravy, buttered peas, bread B -B -()P ork for the crisp potato skins is a Bake potatoes using conven­ source of heat until cheese is RHAM schools Cheese Croutons Marinated Salmon Salad bread, mixed fruit. and butter, fudge cookies. mixture of fresh vegetables, tional or microwave method. Split melted and bubbly. Serve imme­ Thursday: Roast pork with Wednesday: Shells with meat The following lunches will be e r a i lb. Fresh Baked Apple Pie - 3"*’ Heat 2 to 3 tablespoons olive oil in skillet. Add 2 cups PA pounds (>A-lnch thick slices) Alaska salmon, diately, garnished with sour Spare ibs thawed If necessary and cut into bite-sized pieces and bacon, Cheddar and Parmesan potatoes horizontally in half. Scoop gravy, sweet potatoes, creamed sauce, buttered green beans, served at RHAM junior and senior OLD FASHIONED FRESHLY BAKED ^'70 Italian bread cubes; saute until evenly browned. Cool cream. Yields: 24. poached* cheese. The potato skins are baked out insides,* leaving about a onions, dinner roll, prune apple bread and butter, chilled pears. high schools the week of Feb. 4 89 slightly. Toss with 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan to make them extra crisp and 4A-inch shell. *Note; Use for mashed potatoes, pan dowdy. Cauliflower will be sampled. through 8. k3eefStew 2 Red Velvet Layer Cake .. 1 large or 2 small leeks, trimmed, cut in halt potato pancakes, fritters, etc. ____ 0 cheese. Makes 2 cups. lengthwise and cooked until tender (lavorful before the topping is Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Friday: Baked fish with new- Thursday: Salami grinder, Monday: Beef and bacon pattie, Herb dressing added. Serve them with a dollop of burg sauce, buttered noodles, chilled applesauce, ice cream. mashed potato with gravy, corn, 0 2 cups Chlnese-pea pods, cooked until crisp-tender sour cream for a real treat. chopped spinach, rye bread, dou­ Friday: Cheese pizza, tossed roll. salad, apple crisp. Creamy Salmon Pasta or 1 package (10-ounce) frozen pea pods, thawed ChMsy Potato Skina ble chocolate cake. Tuesday: Lasagna, buttered SI RVIC I SL \lO O I) M ARKI I 1 cup red pepper strips peas, roil, fresh fruit. 1 can (ISVA-ounce) salmon 12 small potatoes, about 3 Inches FR U IT SALE Wednesday: Steak and cheese 2 tablespoons minced shallots or onion long Meals on Wheels Bolton schools sandwich, potato chips, garden Marinate hot saimon and hot leeks in herb dressing ■A enp (lA stick) butter Available Through 1-LB..AVE. SIZE _ _ FRESH LONG ISLAND 2 tablespoons olive oil The following meals are to be The following lunches will be salad, mixed fruit. Heavy cream at least 1 hour. Remove salmon and leeks;' toss pea V i enp chopped onion * served in the Bolton Elementary- Thursday: Homemade pizza, pods and pepper with herb dressing. Drain and served to Meals on Wheels clients 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard 1 cap each, chopped green the week of Feb. 4 through 8. The Center schools the week of Feb. 4 green beans, applesauce. Fresh 99 Cherrystone Q Q * hot noon meal is listed first and the ' through 8, Friday: Beef stew, vegetable Monday: Waffles, pork saus­ sticks, corn bread, oatmeal raisin Live Lobsters lb Clams cool evening meal is second. 4 FRESH CUT a f s Monday: Beef stew with a ages, peaches, honey, butter and cookie. CALICO BAY FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED biscuit, green beans, salad, straw­ syrup, juices. ARC AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE berry whip-and-chill with cream. Tuesday: Vegetable soup, bar­ Fresh Florida 99 Cod 39 C A S E Y ^ Cold turkey sandwich, fruit cock­ becued beef on a roll, chips, fresh • FbrCNMnilAlllS.13 CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES tail, milk. fruit wedges. Andover schools Ib. Ib. Wednesday: Spaghetti with ScaUops Fillet 32-38/CARTON »11.00/CARTON Tuesday: Baked chicken quar­ The following lunches will be FRESH CUT « f n f r o z e n - l a r g e SIZE-ALASKAN • Pdhmnent Fostsr Cara Bakery/Gift Shoppe ter with gravy, cranberry sauce, meat sauce, green bean casserole, served at Andover Elementary whipped potatoes, carrots, salad, Italian bread, apple crisp. P oliak Fillet P King Crab Legs lb. 8 ” • TraiHing & OiHsoing Support INDIAN RIVER RED GRAPEFRUIT School the week of Feb. 4 through 8, PROGRAM 43 Purnell Plece-Mencheeter cake. Tuna salad sandwich, fresh Thursday: Orange juice, taco Monday: Hot dog on a roil, (1 block down from Main Straet) 18-20/CARTON *9.00/CARTON turnovers, carrot and celery • Chid Cara Expenrat Paid apple, milk. french fries, mixed vegetables, PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., JAN. 27TH THRU SAT., FEB. 2ND. 1985. EAST PHONE: N ancy Von H ollen 643-1439 , , Wednesday: Beef turnover with sticks, chips, chocolate chip pudding with topping. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SA|^S AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. cookie. J e a n W eiss 646-7476 ^ P’"*’ gravy, whipped potatoes, broccoli, Tuesday: Roast beef with gravy, ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. All Occasion Bakery salad, brownies. Egg salad sand­ Friday: Pizza day. mashed potatoes, corn, cupcakes. Interested In hesring more? HOURS ^ M ichael S m ith 643-0632 after 6 p.m. wich, apricots, milk. Wednesday: Grinders, chips, < Tues. 9 AM - 6 PM FrI 9 AM - 6 PM Thursday: Spaghetti and meat cole slaw, fruit. Weds. Delivery March 9-16 sauce, carrots, green beans, salad, Coventry schools Please join us 9 AM - 6 PM Sat 9 AM - 5 PM Thursday: Cheese pizza, salad, Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Comers, Manchester Thurs. 9 AM - 0 PM cake. Chicken salad sandwich, The following lunches will be juice bars. Tues., Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. Check our Dally Speclale AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE fruit and jello, milk. served in the Coventry elementary Friday: Grilled cheese, potato NIUII; n illA Y TNIU FRIMV 160 A.H. TO It P.l.: UTURMY A.H. TO 1M6 f.M.j lUMAY A.R. Tl MANCHESTER TOWN COMMITTTEE Friday: Baked haddock square schools the week of Feb. 4 through rounds, peas, chocolate cake. 36 Woodland St., HaiUord, GT, 727-1030 Telephone 649-5380 with newburg sauce, whipped 8. IR - M ANCHK-STER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan ‘Speak Easy’ shows

■ BLOOMFIELD — The Bess and Paul Sigel Greater “ Appropriate treatment may remove Hartford Hebrew Academy will have an area-wide By Elizabeth PennIsI life’s whimsical side such symptoms entirely, returning the Bible Quiz Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon at the school. United Press International indvidual to a normal state of well being,’ feelings of openness, freedom and Students from area Hebrew day schools and synagogue religious schools will participate. The NEW YO RK — “ So he’s confused. He’s75 said Freedman. HARTFORD - Though the friendship” that the company Subtle nutritipnal deficiencies may also Commission on Jewish Education of Greater Hartford years old. What can you expect?" opening number was a bit dreary, experienced last supim er in cause senility, said David L. Marcus, Jewish Federation will sponsor the event. A generation ago, no one expected more. the Hartford Ballet's "Winter Maine. Unfortuantely, those senti­ associate research scientist at New York Prizes, refreshments and a group sing will be part of Older brains just didn’t work as well, so Dance Season” warmed to a C en ter ments seemed stale Friday night. University Medical Center. the event. sizzling finish which showcased experts thought. “ People who are borderline folic acid For more information, call the commission, Now they know better. the company’s strengths. Stage “ ENCOUNTER,” the second (vitamin B) deficient and have been so over 521-9400. Resarch has taken medicine well beyond piece, was much brighter. Choreo­ a number of years could show signs of “ Speak Easy” — the last of four the notion that dementia — forgetfulness, graphed by dancer Mark Coates, it psychological and neurological changes pieces premiering Friday night — confusion, lack of (X)ordination — is a Sarah E. Hall depicts a young couple meeting , before they show any overt medical provided an entertaining glimpse Prytko teaches polkas . and growing close — though a normal result of old age. of goings-on in a 1920s nightclub. A More likely thoseproblems are symptoms symptoms,” he said. certain fretfulness remains. SOUTH WINDSOR — Johnny Prytko Dance Team dozen party-goers clink glasses, of disease, malnutrition, medication, de­ Both Coates and partner Chris­ will give an eight-week series of free polka dance “ The changes are very subtle, said cavort on tables, and find them­ pression, even sleeping pills, said Dr. tine Lux were remarkably expres­ lessons starting Wednesday from 7; 30 to 9 p.m. at St. Freedman. “ They affect the brain before selves carried away by the music. Margaret M ary’s Church Hall, 80 Hayes Road. Michael L. Freedman, director of geriat­ Speak Easy and similar slices- sive, each exuding the kind of they show up in the bloocl,’’ Registration will be taken from the first 200 persons rics at Willowy Virginia Rotterman of-life are among the best work of awkward impatience two Consequently, such deficiencies might be at the hall starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday. ewZork University Medical Center. shines as a flapper in a ruby-red strangers feel when becoming missed in routine laboratory testing. ballet Artistic Director Michael Besides the basic polka, the team will teach the As more is learned about what puts the cocktail dress, who plays a sleek Uthoff. His wry commentaries on acquainted. Their angular mov^ 'Marty factors contribute to vitamin polka hop, figure dances such as the Domino and the brain off course, physicians are finding out seduction game with partner John ments described how tense such ; deficiency, despite “ good" diet, said modem life are fun to watch, while Silver Slipper and several line dances. Prytko, a that minds are sometimes retrievable. Moody. But lest the mood become relationships can be. The only • Marcus. Bad teeth make it difficult for some of his more “ serious” ballets Manchester resident, is choral and instrument “ In the 1970s about 10 percent of all too serious, the ritual ends when flaws were Coates’ lifts — which, - older people to chew and digest green leafy fail. instructor at Timothy Edwards School in South dementias were reversible,” said Dreed- UPI photo she plops him down on a bar stool. “ In the Courtyard” is an exam­ for some reason, were shaky. vegetables, a folic acid source. Overcook­ Windsor. man in a phone interview. “ Now in the '80s, ing destroys the B vitamins. Ulcer ple of the latter. As the opening “ Gems,” the third piece, fea­ we’re able to pull out about 10 percent In contrast, Christine Lux is all tures three leading women * medication changes the acidity of stomach High-Stepping In Manhattan piece, it seemed burdened with a more." blank eyes and weak knees as a dancers in the Hartford Ballet. All juices so that the vitamin is not digested. meaning that never became clear. Dance to ’SOs, ’60s music At tipsy nightclub patron. An equally Pink-and-yellow streamers and appear on stage in bathrobes, Supplements, or, in certain ca.se.s, injec­ 3 from left to right, are Scott Batula, cast Veterans of Foreign Wars Anderson-Shea Post 2046 ewZork University Medical Center, about Miss U.S.A. and MissTeen U.S.A. try out comical movement shows two rippling music did not overcome fixing their faces. But they quickly tions, can remedy the problem. member; Mai Shanley, Miss U.S.A. from sloppy-drunk men in tuxedos, who will hold an free open dance Saturday from 9 p:m. at 1 one-quarter of the elderly patients brought "Within a week, you can see the change their kick steps during a Monday visit to heaviness. abandon their homely garb for a.m. at the post home. Music of the 1950s and 1960s in because they are confused return home New Mexico: Jerry Colker, cast woo their girlfriends with raucous Kenneth Levitt was the first on graceful costumes, and each dan­ from a stuporous state to an alert state, the Off Broadway production of “3 Guys with country and western by Frank and Cathy Duo alert. Elsewhere, the results are similar, member, and May Kelly Hue, Miss Teen antics. stage, performing a slow stretch ces a short solo designed to display said Marcus. Naked from the Waist Down" at Minetta will be featured. said Freedman. Medications — prescription andover-the- U.S.A. from Hawaii. The mirrored Art Deco bar with his back to the audience. But her particular qualities. Some patients are physically sick, but Lane Theater in New York. Shown here, Assistant ballet mistress Judith counter drugs, even vitamin .supplements provides a handsome background, the movement lasted too long to be don’t know it because of how the body Gosnell was ali elegant innocence — themselves can cause problems, said with a neon portrait hanging effective, and at times seemed to changes as it ages. Freedman. j . . The aging of America above. Pianist Roman Markowicz emphasize Levitt’s unsure as a quick-footed “ Garnet.” Vete­ Chorus Bings for society In the elderly, infections cease to cause ran dancer Jeanne Tears Giroir Between ages 20 and 6.'), the body dries performs right on stage, adding to placement. The Manchester Organ Society will meet Saturday fevers. Heart attacks might not cause chf st shone as a slow-moving, expres­ out, losing about 40 percent of the The U.S. population is aging fast. From 1790 to 1950, the Advice the ambiance with sparkling ex­ The five other dancers did some at 8 p.m. at the Second Congregational Church on pains. Pneumonia has no tell-tale cough. sive "Aquamarine,” while tiny waterttatbathes the tissues, and begins to "average American" was under 30 — but by 2080, the cerpts from composer Samuel pretty partner work, but their North Main Street. The Beethoven Chorus will Instead, confusion, irritability or dizziness Victoria Vaslett was crisp and retire functional components of the liver Barber’s “ Souvenirs for Piano.” gestures were pretentious. They entertain. The chorus, which is directed by James can ensue. median age will have increased to 42.8 and the over-65 exuberant in the fast-paced and kidney, two organs vital to breaking ceremoniously wiped the backs of M cKay, has been performing since 1976. Florence Similarly, some people seem slow, group will make up nearly one-quarter of the population, “ Opal” movement. down and getting rid of .substances in the Fight against birth defects ONCE AGAIN, Roland Roux their necks or touched their Spaulding will be in, charge of refreshments for the forgetful, or irrational because they are body. Fat stores build up. almost double its current share. proves his prowess in character partners’ faces one time too many. meeting. depressed. roles, as a brisk barkeep who takes Press releases say “ In the Sarah Hall is a freelance writer time out for a two-step after hours. Courtyard” was meant to “ evoke tor the Manchester Herald. marches on for 50 years Check blood pressure * The Senior Citizens Health Clinic will hold a blood DAR pedigrees go to work for medicine do anything they please and he pressure screening at Westhill Gardens, 24 Bluefield S genetically____ * fcxncm it transmittedt time counseling. He needs to know why en ed to rehabilitation team at St. Francis Hospital and substance hernandulcin, for Spanish phyisi- and colleagues said that by integrating ately need funds, so, inflation we have Dick’s children over, he’s behaving this way. Once he Medical Center will speak on rehabilitating the cian Francisco Hernandez, who described X K h a l h a P P nursing home patient management into being what it is, be a sport and send which is once a month, he lets his understands it, I hope he’ll change traumatically brain injured. medical school education, "physician re­ it in his “ Natural History of New Spain ” in deodorant N President Reagan $1 for his kids get away with murder. They his tactics. sources may be more appropriately the 1570S. ____ matched to populations presently under­ One problem with hernandulcin: a panel AARP learns of EMS of taste-testers found it had a slightly off soap served in our country.” * The Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604 of the taste with some bitterness, the researchers A national committee on medical school Milh rh«nf»« ■ American Association of Retired Persons will meet at education estimates that by 1990, there will reported in the journal Science. Aren't you gUul you uae DM! Menopause affects weight pa"* wlwff ^‘?'***„ toe4'0»na 1:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at Kaiser Hall, Concordia Lutheran A. Douglas Kinghorn. an associate be 62,750 extra physicians, with surpluses in professor of pharmacognosy — the branch »hopP‘"l ’ Church. 40 Pitkin St. , u to. gynecology, general surgery, family prac­ DEAR DR. LAMB — Two years exercise program. I’m sending you Dr. Joel Reich, chairman of the Manchester of pharmacy dealing with natural drugs — tice, pediatrics, and cardiology. ago I was seeing a psychiatrist for The Health Letter, Special Report 17, Memorial Hospital emergency department and There will be 473,000 physicians in all in said it is possible the taste can be fixed. depression. She gave me Elavil, Flexible Weight Control Plan. That medical director of the Emergency Medical Services If so, and if hernandulcin can be 216900 MANUFACTURER COUPON EXPIRES 1/S1/ES h** ••sitroP' the United States by that time, according to which I took for 18 months. I com­ You r diet, with exercise and patience, System, will discuss the system and its histooi. converted to an acceptable substitute for the committee. plained to her that I was gaining a lot should help. Others who want this Also expected to speak are Deirdre G^den, table sugar, dieters, dentists and food of weight, but she insisted that Elavil H ealth issue can send 75 cents with a long, emergency department coordinator, and Pat Kene- companies alike will rejoice. Kinghorn said stamped, self-addressed envelope for The Aztecs knew the plant as Tzonpelic cannot produce weight gain. Lawrence n»f>' feck, a member of the hospital auxiliary who is in one major food company is already showing Now I have read that other people It to me in care of this newspaper, xihuitl. Literally translated, it means Save 20^ charge Of the Life Line Program. A social hour with interest in his team’s work. ON 3 BARS OF BATH OR REGULAR SIZE have the same problem with Ellavil. I Lamb, M.D. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, refreshments will start at 12:45 p.m. “ sweet herb." New York, NY 10019. OR no longer take Elavil, but am unable 2 BARS OF FAMILY SIZE to loae the weight I gained. Other- ADIWIMONOFCAWFBTFACTOIIYOinrtaTa D ia U r Armour-Dial will reimburM wtse, I am in good health and walk You are wise to avoid a crash diet. 517000011207 you lor the face value of coupon plua B8 harxlilna Follow the balanced-diet plan and use IJ.TRI CITY provtOed you and Ihe contumer have compiled w«n more than two miles a day. Nothing SHOPPING PLAZA m< I0im l ol II10 oll«i C n h V»lu0 in o o ih ql 1« seems to bring off one pound. experience difficulty In controlling It to keep your weight off, as well as VERNON • 644 8682 AniMui-Olal. Inc.aoUOZI.ZlmCW .NC ITiM . What can I do to help bring my their weight after the menopause. I to get the excess fat off. If possible, try to increase your walking to four M M O U R DIM.. INC. 008912 20^ weight down without going on a crash do not know if you had your ovaries diet? Is this weight gain still due to removed when you had your hysterec­ ndles a day. The more you can the effecU of the Elavil. I’m 47 and tomy, or whether' you are taking exercise, the better results you will SPfCIALIZING bad a hysterectomy eight years ago. hormones, but those are important have. Elxercise helps to increaae your IN WEDDING TAKE UP TO 3 DEAR READER — Elavil will factors. metabolism and stimulates the loss of a b id th d ay 3 rolls with the purchase , YEARS TO PAY WITH CAKES Increase a person's appetite, partlcu More and more information shows calories as heat. of one dz. at regular price- NO PAYMENTS larly for carbohydrates, and in that that while calories don't change, the Til APRIL* Should kids be caned? •t. ntar 9 way cause weight gain. Elavil is not way your body eliminates or uses Fresh Rum bars $1.89 lb. Insli'inl criidil itodaiton affecting your w e i^ t now. But your calories does. I suspect It has some­ LONDON (UPI) — Parliament Sugar Bunt 6/$1.39 ' up to S1500 to thing to do with setting your thermo­ has backed legislation that will qualifiiid stage o f life may be. Many women cuslu m u rs EYEBALL OPTICAL stat in the brain. Less energy may be allow parents to tell teachers their 3 WINDSOR MANCHESTER converted to heat and lost as heat, children should not be caned at VERNON 70 East Center St re« ^ 630 Talcottville Rd. 286 Broad SI while more food calories are convert­ school. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST I Across from Cavey si The measure, prompted by a (Next to Plaza Theatre) Thoughts ed to fat. »!•« (Rte. 83) 6 4 9 - 5 6 7 2 Considering the lack of Information ruling from the European Court of CHURCH 8 7 5 - 6 1 5 6 688-1383 available on how to influence the Human Rights, was passed by a body to eliminate calories, the best majority of 119 earlier this week. It Sunday Worship As a boy I worked as a runner 9 AM A 10:45 AM between banks in my hometown. In you can do is to follow a sensible, bal­ now has to go through Parliament NOW OPEN IN ' those days, It meant exchanging anced diet and a good, regular once more before it becomes law. We Want Your Memories! Church School Son. 9:00 AM Norstry Ihroagh Sr. High checks drawn from the different WINDSOR , 0 banks. I remember the president 5 PM Coiifirmatloii CIom (286 Broad Street next to Plaza Theatre) of one bank who couldn’t stand They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers.. , Youth Followship at 6 PM seeing an employee being idle. Celebrate with savIngsjtBflJhreeJoca^^ "Don't just stand there! Do We welcome you. > 1 something! ” Come and be a part of our Family of God. I knew a man who followed that advice. He and his wife had a —It’s Easy— Here’s How— Buy One Pair of Glauas and Gat the Second Pair Fraal daughter who, at the age of 16 months, suffered a stroke. Now, This ad must bo prooontod whon ordorlng your glatooo. nearly 30 years later, she is, as he Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... is v h - Offer axplros April 1,1908 says, a vegetable. But he did something. And today near his Fun-Filled Performances Write down your recollections of Manchester long TakoonoddltiOM l^ ^.FramOfittSLS^ church stands a retardation center bearing his daughter’s name. It’s a ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down i\ ■ 1.iiir.Ill place where others so severely aulch and Lomb 3Q STANDARD Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town CONTACT LENSES handicapped may live under 6-11 CARPET f\imnms'. S/SA, F«a. 9/Sun., FH>. 10 a Eggplant Parmigiana 1 mile loulh ot Mom. Ime near Mwicltaataf AAA 1:30 pm 6 7:30 pm You may enter more than once! • Baked Scrod ^ A e o r A e k e Newell Curtis Mon., Fdi. 11-1:30 pm a 7:00 pm______Senior Pastor Tickets available day ol performance at box office Center Congregational Church MANCHESTER HERALD, Wfdne.sduv, Jun. .IQ, 1985 — 19 MAMrHFSTKR HERALD, Wednesday. Jun. 30, 1985 18 CAPTAIN EASY ®l»» Crook* A Coool* I'Jtf HIRBP ------’ I'VE SO T AN (RBAUL-V? 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eSD M*rv Griffin , COMB IKli 6:00 PM 03 S ) (22 <30 N*wt (X ) S 9 Dynasty (CC) Dominique's C h a n n e l s BAPy., as lake lowered for project QD Thr««'i Company stronghold it threatened when a phan­ ( D Hart to Hart tom company moves in to take over her WF8B Hartford. CT O) corporation. (60 min.) 9 0 Dr- Dana Soon COVENTRY — Coventry Lake the lake drops below the dam's WNEW New Votfc. NV CD O Dr. Gene Scott said. ( S Uttia Houaa on ttw Pralrla WTNH Now Hovon. CT OD residents could literally find their However, if the season proves to sluiceway. (22) ® FecU of Life (CC) Blair fells for a ® Dr. Who won New Yofk. NV CD boats in dry dock this summer. be dry, Coventry residents will The plant needs water for its WPIX New York. NV (B handsome star athlete who would rather manufacturing operations and the 131 Ona Day at a Tima spend time end money on drugs then The lake will have to be lowered probably have to live with a WHCT Hartford. CT « town is required by a court order to 9 0 Nawawatoh WTXX Wetsfburv. CT » her. about two feet so that court- lowered lake for the entire 9 2 Raportar 4t WWLP Sprinofiold. MA o @ El MaMloio m andat^ sewer lines can be summer, Wheeler said. keep water flowing to the plant, (SZ) MaoNall/Uhrar Nawahour WEDH H ortf^, CT [C N N ] Freeman Raporta insUlled this spring. Zoning Agent There are no alternatives to Wheeler said. WVIT Hartford, CT M If the lake level drops below the LEVY'S LAW JatTt** Schunwitif Ernest Wheeler told the Inland lowering the lake, Wheeler told 92 Good Timaa WSBK Boston. MA « 9:30 PM (53 NBA Baakatbsll: NY sluiceway. Wheeler said the town WGGB Spring^ld. MA W Knioks at Phoenix Wetlands Agency Monday night. members of the wetlands agency. ICNNl Prog ConTd would probably have to pump WXTV Petereon. NJ ») (22) (29 Sere Ih e lowering would mean lake Wheeler said town officials (ESPNl Flailin' Hola Springfield, MA e water into the stream to supply WGBY 93) Trempe pare un Sonedor Un hombre residents could gain as much as 10 would have to meet with Deknatel, iHBOl MOVIE: Tha Looky Sur" Whan a WTIC Hartford. CT o Deknatel. young Jawlah boy'a paranta ara takan Ceblo Newt Ntwric (CNNl se encuentra entre el amor da dos mu- feet of extra beach and the state a surgical suture manufacturing CNN . jeres. Antonio Grimau, Cristins Alberto. Joseph Adams, plant manager away ha bagina to lantaalia of tha Amar- ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) boat launch would no longer be in firm located downstream from the lean Waat. Rod Stalgar. Louiaa Flatchar. HBO Home Box Office iHBOl 10:00 PM (XDNews water, Wheeler said. The action lake, to decide how to keep water at Deknatel. was unavailable for Ralad PG. IMAXl comment Tuesday morning. CINEMAX Clnemox CD 9 9 Arthur Halley's Hotel (CC) Chris­ will curtail the use of large boats on flowing to the firm once the level of [MAX] MOVIE; Daal of tha Cantury' A TMC Movie Channel ITMCI ' A 5 '& A T M A N USA Network lUSAl tine turns to Peter for comfort when she the lake, hut should not affect pair of amalltlma gun-runnara try to aall USA is faced with the possibility of a mastec- H A & H I6 a auparmlaaila to a Latin Amarican dicta­ swimming or fishing, Wheeler said tomy. (60 min.) UTIUITV Btl-T, tor. Chavy Chaaa, Gragory Hinaa. Slg- 'TME: C A T " today. 92 Independent News ournay Waavar. 1983. Ratad FG. H A 6 HIS> "They'll Just do it farther out, Condo hearing is set [USA] Cartoon Expraaa 9 S Dr. Gene Scott TOOL P A S 10 ( 3 ) 9 0 Fall Guy (CC) Colt joins tha cir­ i he aaid. S S Wild, WIM West GET HIM 0 (jr UPI photo 6:30 PM (X) 92 Ono Oay at a Tima cus in order to catch A loss Hartford Superior Court COVENTRY — The Planning would be rented. OF TH IS F IX . The commission set a public 92 Barnay Millar who escaped with S200.000 from a U S 9 S St. Elaewhare decision gave Coventry until Au­ and Zoning (Commission accepted bank robbery. (60 min.) hearing on- the application for NBC Nawa (3S OtM Couple gust 1986 to install sewers in the a new application Monday for the The show never stops 92) 130 March 25 at 7:45 p.m. Whether it (S ) Nightly Bualnaaa Raport (53 Nawa 92 Kojek Lakeview Terrace, Waterfront Townsend Place condominium 92 MOVIE: 'A Gun in tha House' A will be held at the town Office Mickey Rooney conducts the Yale Sugar Babies Tuesday a'^*’®^Shubert 90 Jaffaraona" [C N N ] Evening Newt Manor and Village areas of town. project, which would be located off woman shoots and kills an intruder and Building or the high school will Whipppenpoofs and Ann Miller joins in Theatre in New Haven. The show runs ABC Nawa (CC) is prosecuted by a district attorney bant [E S PN ] Gymnaetica; America's Golden ALLEY OOP <»by Dav* Grau* The decision was handed down Merrow Road. 3 90 depend on projected attendance, 3 on making her an example. Sally Str^h- Heroes after Coventry failed to comply WilliL'm Breslau, an attorney for 9 2 Notlolaro SIN after the opening night performance of until Feb. 3. ers. David Ackroyd. Dick Anthony Wil- [M A X ] Eros America with a 1971 order by the state officials said. [CNN] ShowMi Today the developers, and Don Holmes, Itams. 1981 [T M C ] MOVIE: Th e Executioner's Department of Environmental water systems engineer for the Other hearings set Monday [ESPN] Maida SportaLook ® Or. Oana Scott Song' Convicted killer Gary Gilmore Protection to construct the sewers project, presented the new appli­ included; [TMCl MOVIE: Tha -Yaar of Living NBA Baakatbatt: Boston at fights for hie right to die. Tommy Lee Dangaroualy' A journallat, trying to to stem the seepage of raw sewage cation, which includes improve­ • One on a four-lot subdivision Phlladalphia Jones. Roeenne Arquette. Report on Carbide plant acoop tha potantial political overthrow [U S A ] College Beeketbell: VIrgInIe Tech into the lake. ments that were suggested by the proposed between Old Eagletown of Indonaaia, maata and falla in lova with (22) (39 Highway to Haavan (CC) Jona­ Most of the homes surrounding commission when an earlier appli­ Roadf and Route 31 by Blaine tha Britiah attache. Mel Gibaon, Sigour­ than and Mark halp a cotlege baoketball et Louievllle the lake are now served by septic cation was rejected. Cromie. The hearing will be Feb. ney Weaver, Linda Hunt. 1983. Rated star find the courage to face hit illiter­ 10:30 PM 92 Newe systems. Ninety-eight one- and two- PG. acy- (60 min.) (33 Dick Ven Dyke 25 at 8 p.m. spurs West Virginia suits Wheeler said that once the lake is bedroom units are proposed on 77 7:00 PM (33 CBS Nawa' ( S (iZ) Live from tha Mat 'Francesca da # And one on a two-lot subdivi­ Rimini.' Renata Scotto. Placido Domingo 92 24 Horee lowered, its level will be at the acres of land. The units, if sold (53 (S M'A'S’H sion proposed on Lewis Hill Road serious leaks, serious storage and Cornell MacNeil star with James 11:00 PM d)(S)(22)(SI®Newa mercy of nature. separately as condominiums, CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI) - in compensatory damages for (33 ABC Nawa (CC) Levine conducting. (3 hrs.) by David Roach. The hearing will problems, then perhaps one should G D Texi " I f we get a good rainy season in would start at fSS.OOO, the commis­ Union Carbide Corp. has been hit each. ® Muy Especial: Joaa Luis Rodriguez be Feb. 11 at 7:45 p.m. consider that.” (53 Dallaa (3D Odd Couple May or June, then novroblem,'' he sion was told. Alternately, they with anothermuUibillion-dollar The suit is seeking $1 billion for 9 2 Jaffaraona lE) MOVIE: 'Hustling' A lady reporter The suit says Union Carbide 9 9 Dr. Gene Scott lawsuit, this one inspired by a three plaintiffs and $2 billion in 9 0 Dr. Gone Scott writes the truth about prostitution in a "knew or should have known that big city. Loo Romick, .Jill Clayburgh. (29 Honeymooners government report detailing 28 punitive damages. ( 9 9 0 Barney Millar Temporary and permanent in- failure to properly to control, Monte Markham. 1975. @ Dr. Who leaks at iU Institute plant of the contain and store c h e m ic ^ and (22) Whoal of Fortune O’Neill proposes package Juctions to ban further use of [CNN] Prime News (29 M ‘ A*S*H same chemical responsible for the gases on and about the confihes of (S ) MaoNall/Lahrar Nawahour hazardous chemicals at the plant [ESPN] Collage Basketball: Illinois at 9 D MOVIE: 'Frenchie' A girl returns to a Bhopal holocaust. are being sought. No hearing date the plant would result in damage (20 Family Faud Purdue Western town to avenge her fathers Three Dunbar residents, all both to persons and property ffl) Marlaala [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Bridge on tha River murder. Shelley Winters. Joel McCrea, saying they were motivated by has been set. Kwai' Imprisoned by the Japanese, a Paul Kelly. 1951. Thompson said she contacted surrounding the plant. Upon infor­ (BZ) Nightly Bualnaaa Raport to combat drunken driving fear and not by monetary gain, mation and belief, at least 28 British officer drives his men to build a [C N N ] Moneyline Preiser last Thursday, after the 92 Dlffrant Strokaa bridge for their captors as therapy. Wil­ sued the Connecticut-based firm [ESPN] ESPhl'e Ringaide Review to the Republican-controlled Le­ instances of methyl Isocyanate liam Holden, Alec Guinness. Jack Hawk­ Environment Protection Agency [CNN] Monaylino By Mark A Dupuis since he became governor — from Tuesday ia federal court, saying it (MIC) leakage, discharge, spil­ ins. 1957. [HBO] Great Pleaaure Hunt U.8.A. gislature. Unlike his proposals in caused thousands of people in the reported 28 leaks at the Institute [ESPN] SportaCantar Travel across the U.S. to find more of the United Press International 3,402 in 1981 to an estimated 17,500 lage or emissions have been MOVIE: 'The Changeling' A other areas, the drunken driving plant of methyl isocyanate, the [USA] Radio 1990 [MAX] most extravagant, erotic and exotic luxu­ last year — and convictions have Kanawha Valley emotional dis­ college lecturer plunges into a living package is expected to draw toxin that caused the deaths of reported.” ries known to man. increased by 326 percent. tress and sent their property value 7:30 PM (13 p m Magailna nightmare when engulfed by the sinister DANBURY — Gov. William A. varying reactions across party 2,500 people last month in Bhopal, The suit said Carbide, for two [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hardcore' A man dis­ plummeting. (33 All In tha Family forces of a long-vacant Victorian man­ O'Neill has proposed a comprehen­ However, he said alcohol still decades, "has maintained a policy sion. George C. Scott. Irish Van Oevere. covers that his runaway daughter is plays a role in one out of every lines. “ Money was not a factor in this India. (33 Whaal of Fortune sive plan for combating drunken “ I don’t think it’s a question ol The E PA has said no leaks were of intentionally concealing and Melvyn Douglas. Rated R. involved in pornographic films. George three traffic deaths in the state and whatsoever,” insisted one of the 9 2 Indapandant Nawa C. Scott. Peter Boyle. Season Hubley driving, including automatic li­ Republican-Democratic." said Se­ on the scale of the Bhopal tragedy, witholding from the residents of [USA] College Basketball: St. John's at drunken driving nationally costs three plaintiffs, Sheila Thompson. West Vlrginia” information on the ( 9 Hogan'a Haroaa Providence 1978 Rated R. cense suspensions for violators nate President Pro Tempore but it has not determined if any $24 billion a year in lost wages, “ I did it because I don’t want it discharges of hazardous chemi­ 11:15 PM 9D Reporter 41 and a uniform statewide closing Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire. should have been reported. (22) M 'A 'S 'H 8:30 PM OD E/R First of 2 pans. The pr^ucUvity and legal and medical (Bhopal disaster) to happen to my trouble begins when Howard s ex-wives time for bars. “ I think it's a question of an "W e don’t know (about the cals in the area. (20 Entertainment Tonight 11:30 PM 3D Three's Company FRANK AND ERNEST -’by Bob Thava* expenses. fam ily." show up at the E.R. for very different rea­ O'Neill said Tuesday the seven- individual’s philosophy.” leaks),” Preiser said, "and that's Plaintiffs and others “ have been (20 NHL Hookey: Boaton at Buffalo (XD Cherlle'e Angels " I am ... convinced that we in Joining her in the litigation were sons. point package is built around his " I think the governor is doing the whole point of the lawsuit.” unable to determine with certainty 90 Pooplo'a Court CS) 99 ABC Nawa Nightline Connecticut must do even more Robert and Hazel Burdette. j CSD Rituals efforts to raise the legal drinking very well on this issue,” said Plaintiffs want to compel Union the time, nature and extent of (2Z) Wild Worid of Animate (TD Honeymooners than we have in the past to rid our "W e’re in it for the future of our C£) Crosby, Stills and Nash In Concert age to 21 and to have other Robertson, adding that he might Carbide to keep all records and damage to their health, welfare 92 Ono Day at a Tima (29 Leave It to Beaver roads of drunken drivers. They are children," said Hazel Burdette, [TMC] MOVIE: 'Up the Academy' This Northeastern states follow suit. see the need for some changes, evidence on any leak or spill of MIC and property.” [C N N ] Croaafira (22) (39 Tonight Show Host Joan Rivers* truly a menace to life and limb and Recently, she recalled, her 12- anti-war satire takes place behind-the- I lie governor's package in­ such as a longer license suspension or other hazardous chemicals "Who knows what’s out there? [ESPN] tnalda tha PGA Tour scenes at a military academy. Ron Lieb- guests are Erma Bombeck, Ronn Lucas. property," O'Neill said. year-old daughter. Susan, re­ Preiser asked. “ Who knows what Bronson Pinchot and Diahann Carroll. cludes a “ per se" law under which for minors who buy liquor. since January 1965 and make them [USA] Dragnet man. Tom Poston, Barbara Bach. Rated In addition to the “ per se" law marked, “ Mommy, I don’t want to the stuff that’ s eating away at your R. (60 min.) any motorist with a blood-alcohol Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D- available for inspection. 8:00 PM (33 Charlaa In Charge concentration of 0.1 percent or and 21-year-old drinking age, die like that." car is doing to your lungs.” 9:00 PM ® MOVIE: 'Four Seasons' (29 Anything for Money Rocky Hill, ranking Democrat on The suit in U ,S. District Court by " I hope we find there were no Grandma Pembroke campaigns to gat ipore is guilty of drunken driving. O'Neill said he will ask the the Legislature’s Judiciary Com­ Thompson, a Kanawha Valley Charles to bacoma an amployaa in har The change of seasons marks the chang­ 9D Pelicula: 'El Jardin de lot Cerezos’ Charleston attorney Monty major spills.” Preiser said. “ I'll ing relationships of three married cou­ ' Motorists charged under the per Legislature get nothing but good peace of housewife the past two decades, new pizza business. (SZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Nawahour • Ban promotions that ecourage mittee, said he has previously Preiser also identified Melvin Belli ples. Alan Aida. Carol Burnett. se law would be allowed to einter an proposed some of the ideas in­ said no one gave the Institute plant (53 PM Magazine [C N N ] Sports Tonight people to drink a lot in a short of San Francisco and Stanley mind.” alcohol education program, but cluded in O’Neill’s package but Preiser said the E PA and other much though until the Bhopal A [ESPN ] SportsCanter period of time. O'Neill said the ban Chesley of Cincinnati as the would lose their licenses automati­ opposes other items. government agenices aren't mov­ disaster. Last week, when she 12:00 AM 3D Magnum, P.l. would include "a ll you can drink plaintiffs' other attorneys. cally for 30 days, O'Neill said at a Tulisano, a chief architect of the ing fast enough, and that is why he heard of the E P A report about M for a fixed price" promotions but Plairiliffs are asking the suit be (SD Rockford Filet news conference. leaks, she was “ scared to death.” state's existing drunken driving certified asa class action on behalf filed the suit. (XD Hawaii Five-0 O'Neill said arresU for drunken not all types of "happy hours." "W e’re afraid.” Thompson said. WINTHROP president. would result in unprofitable operations in the element vanadium — which is not Henry Gaucher III (left) of Wllllmantic and Charles L. special discount offer to seniors. The no-charge listing ' The board also promoted two years ahead. naturally found in m aple trees but would include name, phone number, and five words ^ SBM emptoyees: Charles L. Pike Plk« of Simsbury are in new positions at the Savings “ The building products industry, particularly is found in burning fuel oil — in describing the discounted product. ' of Simsbury, from Vice President- Bank of Manchester. Gaucher was promoted to assistant in the Western United States, has been A both maple wood and sap. Vogel- The books will be mailed or delivered to the homes to taik about job prospects /Commercial Loans to Senior Vice unprofitable," Sigler said. "In spite of intensive vice president and Pike advances to senior vice of city residents 60 years of age or older, with a new mann said 100-year-old m aple efforts to cut costs and improve productivity, . President, and Henry Gaucher III copy arriving once a year. To take advantage of the Bv Helen Thomas keep. The president will have the president will give his new chief of trees showed their first trace of president external economic forces continue to frustrate ; from Mortgage Officer to Assist- discount offers, the seniors will have to fill out a form United Press International final decision on who goes and who staff a fairly free hand in staff vanadium in 1950, and by 1982 the any immediate prospects for a reasonable return • ant Vice President. and apply for the "Silver Savers Passport.” stays, but there are indications the appointments. amount had increased ten-fold. I Stone, who has been a corporator sity in Northfield. Vermont, He degrees Irom Harvard University. on the capital invested in Champions Western WASHINGTON - President lives at 347 Spring St. UConn and the UConn School of I with SBM more than 10 years, is a SOUTHWESTERN BELL ESTIMATES IT will cost facilities.” Reagan, looking to keep Jeane W aW BlYl LaBelle, a member of the Law. He lives at 200 Redwood The plants scheduled to close are Champion's OVER laoo > graduate of the Wharton School of $500,000 to $1.5 million to produce each Silver Pages Kirkpatrick in his administration, WINDOWS TO accounting firm of LaBelle, Ro- Road. Shasta operations in Anderson, Calif.; a hard- CHOOSE FROM ' Business at the University of directory, depending on the size of the city. The sales has invited the departing U.N. Pennsylvania. He is also a corpor­ thenberg & LaBelle P.C., is a Thomas, a private practice board plant at Dee, Ore.; softwood plywood N force and management will be completely separate ambassador to the White House graduate of Colgate University attorney, is a graduate of the plants at Gold Beach and Lebanon, Ore.; veneer ator of Manchester Memorial from Yellow Pages staff, even in Southwestern Bell’s today to talk about what foreign MRROUNE and the Boston University School University of Connecticut and the plants at Idanha and Mapleton, Ore., and a Hospital and former member of home territory. policy job would interest her. of Law. He lives at 18 Bower St. . UConn School of Law. He lives at hardwood and softwood plywood plant in Seattle. lnsula> 1 the Manchester Board of Directors Still, Southwestern Bell thinks its Yellow Pages There were reports that she Tatro. a consultant for the Aetna 215 H ollister St. L and Democratic Town Committee. experience makes it uniquely qualified for the Silver might be asked to head the Institute for Corporate Education, Handley, a vice president at Dome"' • Stone lives at 60 Butternut Road. Pages project. “ Many of us have a Yellow Pages International Development Coop­ has undergraduate degrees from Southern New England Telephone, Seabrook earnings drop I • Belcher, a vice president at background,” Jennings said. eration Agency, an umbrella or­ SKYLIGHTS Harvard College and the Univer­ is a graduate of Connecticut • Manchester Structural Steel Inc., Southwestern Bell hopes to break even on any given MANCHESTER. N.H. - Public Service Co. of ganization of several aid pro­ Complete with Copper sity of Connecticut, and graduate College. • is a graduate of Norwich Univer- directory by its second year, and achieve an 8.5-9 New Hampshire reported a 42 cent loss .in grams, but some White House Flashing. Prices for Clear. percent return on sales after taxes by the third year of earnings per share of common stock last year officials doubted Kirkpatrick Tinting & Motorization Available. Many ()ther Sizes because of financial problems tied to the >/ould settle for a position that did ’^m bertand iarms® publication. Available at Similar Discounts Jennings said Southwestern Bell had been exploring Seabrook nuclear project. not hold Cabinet rank. ^ ^ d e r s e n BAYS & BOWS State joins health insurance appeal the possibility of developing specialty directory The company said earnings per share of “ I think she'll quit,” said one ACRYUC DOUBLE DOMES common stock fell from $3.49 in 1983 to $3.07 in C44 BOW C34 BOW HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecti­ Connecticut, have similiar laws "What is at stake here is the products for several years. The seniors market was official. INSULATED VENTING 1984, despite a 6.1 percent annual increase in SIZE FIXEO wSCREENS cut has sided with Massachusetts requiring health insurance policies traditional authority of states to chosen, he said, because of its size and its economic Kirkpatrick, who taught politi­ electricity use. GLASS 80r« 482" 22x22 S14S $160, in itu fight before the U.S. Supreme to include coverage for mental regulate the insurance policies potential. cal science at Georgetown Univer­ Robert Harrison, Public Service Co. president, 30-C14-20 30-4442-1B 22x30 $119 $229 Court to uphold a law requiring illness. issued within its own borders." U.S. businesses have been slowly realizing that the sity before joining the administra­ 30x30 said gains in operating revenue were offset by the $220 $24$; : health insurance policies to in­ The Massachusetts law has been Lieberman said. older segment of the population is not generally tion, has indicated she will return BREAD 513" 635" 22x46 $230 $279 halt in the company's accrual of allowance for •In While Only •Terratone Z Similar clude minimum mental health challenged by Metropolitan Life “We do not believe Congress sickly, poveity-stricken and homebound. In fact, in an to academic life if a key policy post 50% 30x46 $299 $305 funds used during construction from Seabrook’s ^ Savings 'Screens Available j 46x46 coverage. and The Travelers insurance com­ intended to take powers away from age of better medical care,. Social Security and is not offered to her. $315 $379 second reactor, which has been conditionally Connecticut is one of 17 states panies, claiming the minimum the states when they enacted Individual Retirement Accounts, senior citizens are Reagan expressed his anger canceled. over "leaks” concerning possible OFF ’ joining the case on a “ Iriend o l the coverage is pre-empted by the ERISA and the NLRA,” Lieber­ often w illing and able to spend m ore on luxuries than On All Wood The company is the principal owner of the jobs for Kirkpatrick when he was ■ court” basis. Attorney General Employee Retirement Income Se­ man said. “ Workers deserve pro­ their offspring. Rectangular & curity Act and the National Labor tection under their health insu­ “ As a group, they have about twice the disposable Seabrook project with a 35.6 percent share. interviewed by radio correspond­ Diamond - Joseph I. Lieberman said Tues- ? n U n d e r s e l l * rance plans.” income as the 18-34s,” Jennings said. ents Saturday. 3 $139 .Grilles in Stock. ' day. Ten of those states, including Relations Act. “ Those press stories that I've For ■ ■ 59« EACH been reading are driving me right PATIO up the wall because they are not 20 oz. Loaves Lawmakers outline ratepayer protections SELLING IN '85? based on fact or anything,” he LIST WITH said. "I need to know what she WHITE, OLD FASHIONEO W HTE, DOORS might be interested in doing." anW iM Ntme * By Susan E. Kinsman plant a Maine utility was ordered "Our attempt here is to provide vice, providing customers with Earlier, the president had said SPUT TOP WHEAT, SPLIT TOP OATMEAL, MFluWl tfetaUFtatoto United Press Internatlanal to sell. UI owns 17.5 percent and som e sort of fram ew ork” to lower rates if they agree to do 3 he did not think he had a position ALIBRIO REALTY, me NU owns 4 percent of the plant protect utility customers from without power during peak de­ "w orth y” o f her. * 4 9 9 9' * 5 8 9 182 SOUTH MAIN STREET BUTTERTOP WHTTE, CRACKED WHEAT - HARTFORD — Concerned that under construction in Seabrook, "rate shock” , Lavine said. mand periods. It was first pro­ A conservative Democrat whose MANCHESTER * 5 3 9 I ' l r * 6 1 9 Z Connecticut ratepayers may be N.H. Without legislative protection, posed in 1978 and has the support of strong views on Central America ^ ^ d e r s e r f H U M k Cumberland Harms ’ * 6 3 9 •' w S R f * asked to pay for power they will “ While we laud the willingness of he estimated the cost of electricity large corporations including Union attracted Reagan and prompted cumberlmnd * never use, two lawmakers have utility to help out their brother, we could go up approximately 25 Carbide and American Cyanamid, 649-0917 him to name her to the U.N. post, * 6 9 9 8' * 7 0 9 * proposed restricting purchase of think that should be the responsi­ percent in one year for Northeast Larson said. Kirkpatrick reportedly wanted to 100% PURE * $ENI0R CITIZEN DISCOUNT AVMUBLE STORM * 9 1 9 r * 1 0 1 9 ■ additional shares in the Seabrook I bility of the shareholder and not Utilities' customers and 30 to 35 “ By spreading the load manage­ become national security affairs ORANGE * IMMEDIATE PURCHASE DF MULTI FAMILY DWELLINS8 AVAIUBLE. * 1 0 8 9 1 nuclear plant. the ratepayer,” Larson said. percent for United Illuminating. ment the utility doesn't have to adviser or secretary of state. 100% F ro m WINDOWS i r * 1 1 9 9 U rn b a tb d s hi Wiw II tmlm mmiM W m * The restriction was one of four Other bills would prohibit utili­ "file lawmakers said the DPUC build new plants,” Lavine said. But Reagan made it clear at the Concentrate AOOATHHIOMNa 0 PURE TO YOUe ANOOtSBI . bills proposed Tuesday by Rep. ties from charging ratepayers for should use the 20 percent require­ “ Northeast is currently 44 percent outset of his second term that JUICE INCLUDES: Door Irame. screen, hardware, WWOOWSandMM * David Lavine, D-Durham, and excess generating capacity; re­ ment of the New England Power over capacity,” Lavine said, "in­ Secretary of State George Shultz Your Homt 35% More and the double-pane hsulaied glass doors * Sen. John B. Larson, D-East quire a seven-year phase-in of ^ P ool, and consider other factors in clusion of Millstone 3 will make it and national security affairs ad­ Cnwgy EMciini oomplele with easy-to-instaH instructions. Where more ^ Grilles optional. Hartford, ranking Democrats on construction costs associated with setting excess capacity limits. 55 to 56 percent over capacity.” viser Robert McFarlane were L the Energy and Public Utilities the Millstone 3 nuclear plant; and One option is interruptable ser­ The plant is 90 perent complete. keeping their jobs. I Committee. require the state Department of Americans find Kirkpatick has had her problems > It would prohibit utilities with Public Utility Control to represent with some White House advisers, Gal. by I excess generating capacity from ratepayers in any bankruptcy including outgoing chief of staff * purchasing portions of power action involving a state utility. abigger refund James Baker, who she believes Best Sellers suing - plants owned by out-of-state elect- “ We look up the road to the entry blocked her from joining Reagan's I ric utilities and passing the cost of two large plants into the rate inner circle. Cumberland farms® Windows •. onto ratepayers. base, Millstone 3 into the Northeast Cumberland famns® '•dear glass screen I The restriction was directed at a Utilities system and Seabrook into The position of White House •Double pane hisulalad •Hu m rouM d gtan .Rn KOI LMn and M M l H m the United Illuminating system,” counselor will be vacant if Edwin glass •TWs In •White only ' plan by Northeast Utilities to buy Lavine said. Swtaloc Meese wins Senate confirmation 1% LOWFAT '' additional shares in the Seabrook 1146CM as attorney general. But aides say airYdd' 4Sri2r 4rx3r H>R BLOCK- CHOCOLAT^^ POmOCHFS 3TX3T 32’ Z4T amur Victor 12PO 5405.00 We can't promise everyone they doubt Reagan would put her in Victor 2700 NRC recommends license this, but In a recent survey of that job now since he has a whole tMMfMtowl •70.05 mJLMi &RPPLE H 75 Sortotoc Found Michael Monical customers who gotg< refunds, 3 new team headed by Treasury *130 *135 *155 ’H O T . ^ , Au ADvmraa mu*85 M S10CIII *95 *115 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nu­ inhabitants. Victor 020 Uadrook PortsMo out of 4 believe theyy got( blM( Secretary Donald Regan, who is V k to rllO S clear Regulatory Commission en­ “After weighing the environ­ guiltopHiMri •375.00' refunds------than If they ey did tnclr replacing Baker. C O LD *.""" ^ WHEN THE SAUEI8 OVER, THE SERVICE »WT •125.05 $ 3 9 4 ! own taxes. 3 out Of 4! vironmental experts have recom­ mental, economic, technical and •500.00 Sooyo other beneifu against environ­ Scriptcr Baker's swearing-in ceremony mended issuance of an operating Sanyo 100 mental and economic costs at the CVSOOODP PertafeU was expected to be held at the end license for unit three of the 2 4MH1MM W hat can we find for you? operating-license state, the staff •125.05 $100 of the week. He won Senate OZ. Millstone Nuclear Power Station in •2W.00 SAIiOTOWRamtf iflK W aterford, Conn., the agency said concludes that the action called for confirmation as treasury secre­ «-/mdem^rnm -in a report distributed Tuesday. ... is the issuance of an operating ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED tary Tuesday in a 95-0 vote. M arshall’s M all • 646-5440 In their final environmental license,” said the report, mailed Open 9am-9pm Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. ^Sun. Regan, who is expected to take Items & Prices Effective thru Feb. 3. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. statement, NRC staff members last week from the NRC's regional Allstate Business Machines over the White House job Monday, said they found the new unit would office in King of Prussia, Pa. 30 Pumoll PI., Manchoatof Also In moat nujor ; ; during ragular atoro houra has net said which high-level pose no environmental danger to Construction of the new facility 8i l 9t a Sirvica ______B 4 3 -0 1 M If You Forgot It...Cumberland’s Got It! t presidential aides he intends to tile surrounding area and its is about 90 percebt complete. MANCHESTER HF.RAl-D. Wtdnesday. J;in 30. 1985 - 23 •li - M ANCHESTER HER ALD . 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Paid holidays, va­ fronting secluded HOLIDAY/ 1078 PlyiMiitk$idM SZ406 country road. cation plus other benef­ M ANCHESTER - Quiet SEASONAL FOR SALE 1070 CidlllK Swim 07500 its. Immediate opening. neighborhood. Six Room, Only 15 minutes 1 HO h e lp w a n t e d (^PERSONALS I^PERSDNALS PER8DNALS ( s U p er s d n a ls HO h e lp w a n ted OH h e lp w a n t e d 0 3 h e lp w a n t e d For Interview, Manches­ Two Bedroom Cope. So­ from Timber ter Tobacco & Candy lar hot water. Fireplace. Ridge Ski Area. SEASDNED FIREWDDD 1974 F IA T 128 SPDRT L — Company, 299 Green Lovely mountain CUT, SPLIT & DELI­ FULL TIME TELLER PART TIME WORKER V/3 baths. Rec room. No To be used for parts. Call 3 EASY ASSEMBLY BUSINESS OFFICE Road, Monchester. agents. $72,900. Coll be­ VERED, 2 cord min­ 3 views and a life­ Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. WORK I $600 per 100. Gua­ CLER K - Small office In POSITION - Good public WANTED at Screen tween 5 and 8 evenings imum. 643-6327. Also Panasonic AM /FM ranteed payment. No ex- Manchester Is seeking relation skills a must. Printing shop. 20 to 40 time supply of fi­ Experience preferred. hours per week. Call and 10 to 4 on Saturdays, rewood. Owner cor radio. 1974 MAZDA - Excellent perience/No soles. De­ someone to work port 649-1920. tails, send self-addressed time. 25 hours per week. Apply to M r. Fields, 23 643-2377. will finance. Call: condition. 4 door auto­ stamped envelope: Bom to 1pm, to do varied Moln St., Manchester. HOUSEHOLD matic. Air and AM /FM ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 bookkeeping and office EOE. FULL TIME RECEP­ (802) 694-1S81 GOODS stereo. New engine, only Enterprise Road, Fort work. Good communica­ TIO N IST for busy physi­ 8:30am - 8:30pm 50,000 miles. Coll 643-6029 Pierce, Florida, 33450. tions skills, flexibility, W AITRESS W ITH E X P E ­ cian's office In Manches­ Wknds. 'til 5 otter 6pm. Put the lq\^ of your light typing and oblllty to RIENCE on grill, part USED REFRIGERA- 1983 HURST/DLDS — ter. A pleasant telephone PART TIME HELP work with accuracy time nights, over 20 years ASSISTANT TO MAN­ MANCHESTER BY TDRS, WASHERS, with fully massaged 307, DLDS 98 R EGENCY -1974 AGER - Person to assist personality Is required. Ranges - clean, guaran­ WANTED - General needed. Coll 643-5151 for old. Apply In person after OWNER - Three family, T-roof, lightning-rod 4- 4 door. Fully loaded. building manager of El­ Must function well under teed, ports and service. speed. 649-2286. cleaning person. To clean Interview appointment 2pm at GMda's Restouu- pressure and hove gen­ 6-6-4. $1,220 per month ROOMMATES Excellent running condi­ life on^loud Q^with small shop and office. with Administrator. ront, 303 Adams St., derly Housing Comptek Income. Separate furna­ APARTMENTS Low prices. B.D. Peorl & tion. $650 or Best Drier. eral front office expe­ Son, 649 Main Street, Hours negotiable. Apply EOE. Manchester. In G lastonbury, C T . ces. Three cor garage. Rentals i f i j F O R RENT WANTED 1982 DLDSMDBILE TD- 646-6876. Bookkeeping, clerical, rience. Must be flexible 643-2171. at Able Coll, Howard $135,000. Principles only. RANADD - Low mileage, receptionist. /.%>t work regarding working hours loaded. Air conditioning, Road, Bolton. WAITRESSES - Apply In GOVERNMENT JOBS. 646-0754. 1980 FDRD FAIRMDNT LOVE MESSAGE well with elderly. Ap­ and must be able to room s VERNON - 3Vq Room RDDM ATE W A N TED - to RDLLAW AY CDT on cas­ sunroof, power windows, person. Luigis Restau­ $15,000 - $50,000/vr. possi­ handle miscellaneous ■ WAGDN - Light blue. Coll HOLLY. rant, 706 Hartford Rd„ ble. All occupatlonsjColl proximately 25 hours per MANCHESTER TO SET­ FOR RENT Condo. Garage. Pool. Ex­ Shore holt o house In ters. 4" mattress, sturdy etc. Excellent condition. BANKING - We ard look­ clerical duties. Please Manchester. $250 In­ tubular construction. 646-8554. " h a p p y ing for a Lead Proof Manchester. 805-687-6000 Ext. R-9965 week. Please coll Su­ T L E AN E S TA TE - Beou- cellent condition! No Cost new $22,000. Must VALENTINE zanne Somules at Noubuc call Ruth at 647-1493 for pets. $400 monthly plus cludes all. 647-0656. Folds for storage. Excel­ sell asking $12,900. Must VALENTINES Dperotor experienced on for information. appointment. tlful west side Green, 659-0809 tor neighborhood. Six Room MANCHESTER — Pri­ utilities. 646-8268, or 643- lent condition. $75. 643- be seen. 643-5916 otter 75 Tovoto Pickup. 5 i n t h e D A Y i o NCR 775 proof machine. CARPENTERS - Expe­ vate home, separate 1215. rienced carpenters CUSTOMER SERVICE • Interview. Cope. Three bedrooms. 4286. 7PM. speed, nice cop, $650 or We run a multi pocket modern both/entronce. B.D. 633-1764,9om to9pm. LOVE sort Monday through Fri­ needed tor year round Only customer service Living room, dining Services TSII oriented people need SHEET METAL ME­ room, kitchen. One both 15 minutes to Hartford. day and '/i day Saturday. work. Transportation References required. 2 BEDROOM TOWN- MISCELLANEOUS Manchester Herald 'Pleose coll Peter Kirk at and tools required. Sa­ apply. Walters, wai­ CHANIC - Steady work. and garage. Coll 1-263- HOUSE - IVi baths, ap­ Experience In fabrica­ Call 643-8830. SERVICES FOR SALE So. Windsor Bonk 8, lary open. Behrmonn tresses positions availa­ 5500, Woodbury, CT. pliances. $470 plus I MOTORCYCLES/ Construction Company, ble between 7am and tion and Installation. Trust, 289-6061. COOKS, M /F, needed IN NICE SINGLE FAM ­ utilities. Available Imme­ OFFERED Call 643-2711 643-2629. 5pm, 5 days. Excellent Good salary, advance­ diately. Keith Real Est­ ( CAR RADID — Excellent 1977 FIREBIRD - Power L i J BICYCLES port time, mostly nights. working conditions. Pro­ ment. Coll 643-6793. ILY HOUSE - Kitchen steering, power brakes, ACCDUNTANT Must be flexible lor days, CONDOMINIUMS privileges. Coll Ed, 649- ate. 646-4126. DDD JDBS, Trucking. condition. High powered. Only *6.00 CDNSTRUCTIDN LA- duct purchase discount. Includes Dolby NR, Boss automatic. Excellent a n d NEEDED for growth or­ WANTED BABYSITTER weekends, and holidays. FOR SALE 2947. Home repairs. You name condition. $2,850. Coll 643- iented related companies BDRER - Hard working Uniforms supplied. Ex­ Good pay. Apply Ground It, we do It. Free esti­ .and Trebble controls and cellent working condi­ - Weekdays,.my home, 7010 or 649-9651. In real estate, construc­ Individual to assist car­ Round, 3025 Main Street, HOMES mates. Insured. 6434)304. more. $90. Coll 646-1063 tions. Product potential. Bolton Center area, or M ANCHESTER - Cleon ask for Sue before 12 noon, Tuesday, Feb. 12. tion and retail Industry. penters and related (jiastonburv, 659-0162. rooms for rent. 24 Hour otter 4:30pm. trade. We will train. Beh- For' Interview appoint­ yours. Needed Imme­ WELLSWEEP CON­ FOR RENT 1979 CHEVRDLET IM- Computer experience DOMINIUM - 400 North security. Mold and Linen BRICKS, BLDCKS, rmann Construction ment coll Manager be­ diately. 1 child, will be 3 ANTIQUE BUREAU, PALA - 4 door, power helpful. Great opportun­ SECRETARY - Vernon Main St., 2 bedroom service. 646-7066. STDNE — Concrete. 1983 V-45 M AGNA - 1,000 Company, 643-2629. tween 3 and 5pm. 649-5563. years old In March. 649- Bedroom vanity and coot steering, power brokes, miles. Excellent condi­ ity for advancement 1931 anytime. area. Transcription and townhouse, fully op- Chimney repairs. No Ipb olr, cruise, new battery, J within the company. Sa­ Friendly Restaurant, too small. Coll 644-8356. rock. $99 tor oil, but will tion. $2,900. Coll 649-1902. typing skills required. pllonced country kit­ J TELEPHDNE ANSWER­ Caldor Shopping Center. very clean Inside and out. lary commensurate with chen. V boths. Individ­ APARTMENTS sell separate. Coll 643- ING SERVICE DPERA- EOE. WANTED BABYSITTER Coll 872-6200 for /2 1516 otter 5:30pm. High mileage. Average ability. 563-8276. - Babysitter, afternoons, appointment. ual bosements. 100 plus FOR RENT HDUSECLEANING. — retail book value, $3,695. RECREATION TDRS NEEDED - energy eftlclencv rating Personalized service for Experience preferred, Bolton Center area, M ANCHESTER - 4 bed­ LADIES WHITE SHDE Sacrifice $1,995. 871-6588. VEHICLES needed Immediately. 649- Excessive abbreviations Northeast Utilities. your home. Bonded and J but will train. Call 649- OFFICE WORK PART 118 MAIN STREET - 3 room home, tullv op- SKATES • Brooks. Size 9. 1931 anytime. abbreviate results I Be $61,500. Pertermon Insured. Manchester and 2133. Ask for Judy. TIM E - Accounts receiva­ rooms, heated, hot wa­ pllonced kitchen, Vfi surrounding towns. The $20.00. Coll 6444)348. 1973 FDRD LTD CDUN- HELP WANTED SALES sure readers understand Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, baths, 1 year lease. Se­ TRY SQUIRE WAGON - 1980 Joyco, 23 ft. mini LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ble and payable, typing 647-0080 or 649-4064. ter. No appliances. No Houseworks, 647-3777. OPPORTUNITIES IMMEDIATE DPEN- and answering phone. 15- TEACHER/MATHEMAT your ad by avoiding ab­ curity deposit. $700 per SHEET MUSIC - About Cleon Inside. Needs some motor home, Ford 460, ICS - Excellent 700 stu­ pets. Security. $445. Coll low mileage, many ex­ INGS FDR CDNCRETE 20 hours weekly. Hours breviations. 643-2711. 646-2426, 9om to 5pm month. 646-8352. 500 copies. Songs of the work - must be seen. First We are a malor pub- dents. Hlghschool with CLEAN IN G - We will tras, hod TLC . Telephone LOST • 4 months old Malarial Haadlar/ FINISHERS - and Con­ 12-4pm. Coll 649-0072. weekdays. Cleon your house, apart­ 40's. Best- offer before $99 takes It. 643-4859 A A STRETCH YOUR burger 6434)692. high academic and be­ mixed golden retriever- llshlng company struction Laborers. Gen­ HOMES COVENTRY LAKE - 3 1-30-85.649-6589 between 5 anytime. budget By using one part Warahaata Parsoa working with the Bet­ havioral expectations Is HOMES ment or office, weekly, /lobrodor. St, Johns St. ExpariMfice Pr«f«rr«d eral contractor working FOR SALE EAST HARTFDRD - Up­ bedroom, available Feb­ and 7pm. soy extender to four parts ter Business Bureau seeking o qualified candi­ FOR SALE bi-weekly. Someone you area., REWARD. Coll 643- SEWING MACHINE ME­ 50 Hour Week all phases of construc­ I stairs four room apart­ ruary 1st. Coll 872-6212 con trust with 4 years WANT AOS ore worth DDN’T KNDW where to of meat. Your taste buds date for teaching general I 7431. CHANIC - Some expe­ Exceltent Company of Hartford area. tion,. Full time employ­ ment. Heat and hot between 9 and 3 Monday PEARCE SIMPSDN CB looking Into when you're look next tor o lob? How won't be able to tell the Benefits math, basic math and experience. References. rience required. First ment and benefits possi­ water. Fully appMonced thru Friday. Ask for Coll 646-7971 otter 5pm. BASE - Still In carton. $75 looking for o place to about placing a "Situa­ LOST - 4 months old shift. Good benefits. difference, but your Apply In Ptrton • Complete Training ble. Call742-53l7,8:30to5. algebra 2. Position to or B.D. Coll 643-6091 otter budget will I Boost your kitchen. Two bedrooms. Robin. live...whether It's a tion Wanted" ad in mixed golden retriever- Apply In person. Plllow- MORLAND VALVE begin March 1,1985. Mall 3:30 pm. budget by selling Idle COMPANY, me. • Weekly Pay TEACHER ASSISTANT $475 monthly. Lease and "DAYCARE" IN HDSPI- home, on apartment or a classified? /lobrodor. St. Johns St. tex Corporation, 49 Re­ resume to: Dr. Michael security deposit. Coll 289- Items In your home with a 1404 ToUand turnpika Commission BDDKKEEPER - Full N EE D ED In Manchester Blake, Principal, Tolland T A L AREA - For toilet mobile home. area., REWARD. Call 643- gent Street, Manchester, Manchaatar. C T 00040 Nursery School, 5-dovs 4781. low-cost ad In clossitied. • Leads Provided charge. Experienced In High School, Tolland, trained toddlers at least 2 N 7431. CT. EquM OpportunHy Ijnploytf per week. 1:00 - 5:30. Call STORE AND LtOAL NOTICC lob costs. Dne-write sys­ veors old. Large comfor­ N • Rapid Advancement C T, 06084. 872-0561. EO E. THREE RDDMS - Third PAftTV-CNDONCCO CANPIDATCt tem, take charge ability 646-1610. IOFFICE SPACE table home pro /Ides do­ FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICCS INCLUmNO NOTICC OF LOST - Green Metal Can­ for construction firm In floor. Heat, Appliances. 0 mestic growth .environ­ REUSABLE SKIDS- -UNDCnCNDORSCMCNT* FOR COMC OFFICCt Professional Ori­ TEXAS OIL COMPANY dle holder. Vicinity of the Manchester area. DAYCARE OPENINGS- Security. $375 monthly. ment. Highly qualified /PALLETS • 50« each. A certltled list ot Republlcah party endorsed candidates for Speed Queen Laundromat ented People. Inter­ needs mature person for tha Town of Bolton for election os views: Permanent position. Coll Teochers and aides Adults, no pets. Coll 649- STDRE — West Middle supervision. Fully In­ Contact Rich Lozure, about Jonuorv 12. Call NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED short trips surrounding First Selectman 647-9780. needed to work with in­ 2236. Tpke., near Porkode. Ap­ sured and License pend­ Economy Electric. 647- Selectmen ,^-0467. fants and preschoolers. Manchester. Contact ing. For appointment, Call customers. We train. proximately 2100 sq. ft. 5000. To w n Clark IN MANCHESTER AREA RN SUPERVISDR - 11am Please call 646-9606 for an FDUR ROOM APART­ . coll otter 5pm, Terri 643- Board ot Tax Review Write T.S. Dickerson, Available February 1st. Zoning Commission, Term S/6/8S • 7/1/87 IMPOUNDED - Male, 4 237-7030 - 7pm Sunday - Thursday. appointment. M E N T, first floor, with Call 649-6205 or 643-6802. 7340. years old, Collie Cross, President, Southwestern stove and refrigerator. Zoning Commission. Alternate. Term 7/1/85 - 7/1/89 Coll Hannah OouvIMe, Petroleum, Box 789, Ft. ENDROLLS Zoning Commission, Alternate, Term 5/4/85 - 7/1/87 Sable & White, Westfield Ansildl Rd. 52-79 Woodland 81 18-88 D.D.N. at 423-2597. Con- No pets. Without utilities, M ANCHESTER — Dffice Zoning Board of Appeals, Alternate Street. Call the Manches­ Worth, T X 76101. MANCHESTER $94,500 I PAINTING/ 27'A wldlh-25« Town Meeting Moderator Butternut Rd. all DNpwood Dr. 65-155 terbury Villa ot PART TIME TRUCK $^5 per month plus se­ space. Ideal for accoun­ ter Dog Warden, 646-45S5. DRIVER - Apply In per­ curity. Coll 646-7336. PAPERING 13V« wldth-2 for 2SC Is on file In mv office at 222 Bolton Center Rood, Bolton, Hickory Ln. ill Davon D r. all WllllmantIc. tant, lowyer or soles of­ Conn. 060J0, and copies thereof ore ovolloble tor public dis­ "SHADE TREE" son between 7:15am to 7 room Garrison Colonial, 3 m u s t be picked up at the Hllllird 81 10 -10 4 Edm und 8 1 61-83 fice. Central location. tribution. MECHANICS 4:00pm to Arthur Drug NURSES AIDES Manchester Herald Olfice The certltled list os received Includes fewer names of portv- Autumn S i 2 0 9 ^ 4 4 Ediaon Rd. all SENTRY REAL ESTATE bedrooms, 1’/4 baths. Desi­ M ANCHESTER — Avail­ Ample parking. Call 649- NAME YDUR DWN SERVICES Is looking for Store, 942 Main Street, (CartHisd) able Immediately. Dne, betore 11 A.M. ONLV. endorsed candidates than the party Is entitled to nominate Employment Ta ri$ a Rd. alt Fulton Rd. all WAS NEVER 2891. PRICE — Father and son. (or the following offices: salespeople who wont to Manchester, C T. Full and part time open­ rable Rockledge area close two and three bedroom Post, dependable ser­ Eldridge S i 4-91 Waat Middle Tpke. 598-7B1 UKE THIS. ings on all shifts in 270 Number ot Number Entitled learn how to succeed apartments. $400, $455, M ANCHESTER - 4 room vice. Pointing, Paper- Office Vlrglnii Rd. all Broad 8 1 428 only If your mechanical apti­ bed Skilled nursing facil­ to shopping, schools, easy Names Certified to be Nominated & Education tude leads you to train as a through training and per­ HI TE C H FIRM needs ity. Salary $5.95 hourly af­ $520, heat and hot water suite. Main St. located hanging 8, Removal. Coll Board of FInonce 2 3 L llic S I all Cantor S i 3 2 3 ^ odd Light Wheel Vehicle sonal supervision. If you ter probation. Many bene­ access to major highways. Included. J.D . Real Est­ next to law offices. $300 644-0585 or 644-0036. PETS Board of Education 2 3 savvy person to handle Planning Commission 2 3 Trumbull St. all Brlawold SI. all Mechanic In the Army, live In the East Hartford- telephone Inquiries, fits. Free parking. Call Spacious rooms, fireplace ate, 646-1980. per month Includes heot. you’ll use the most mo­ / M a n Chester/South between 10am and Noon. Allbrio Realty, 6494)917. Planning Commission, Francea Dr. all Diana Dr. all bookkeeping and typing PAINTING AND WAL­ CAIRN TERRIER Alternate 1 < dern equipment available, Windsor marketing area with built-in stove, first -NDW TAKING APPLI- LPAPERING - Ceilings Te rm 7/1/85 - 7/1/89 working on many kinds of at 50 plus wpm. Good 233-8241 PUPPY - AKC, 9 weeks IHELP WANTED and are considering a full phone skills a must. Full CATIDNS tor 3 room FDUR RDDM DFFICE - repaired. Gory McHugh Planning Commisi' vehicles of 5 tons or leas. time and rewarding ca­ floor family room. apartment. With heat, O ld . 289-4922 otter 5pm. Alternate Including operating the 5- time position with benef­ Lorraine Manor Prime, central location. 643-9321. Te rm 7/1 reer In Real Estate, call hot water, stove, reflger- Air conditioning, wall to CLEANING PERSON - 2 ton wrecker. A far cry its. Coll for on appoint­ 25 Lorraine St. Wi can Iwlp ysn kaesnw i FREE MALE BASSETT Zoning Coi MANCHESTER HERALD from hoisting an engine on Bob Duroto at Sentry otor. Centrally located. wall. Parking. Rent In­ J & B PAINTING • 'Qual­ Te rm 7/1/85- 7/1/89 hours a day, 4 days per ment 646-1839. Hartford -REALE' PROFESUONAU HDUND - Needs new Zoning Board of Appeals 1 week. Perfect for serious the nearest strong tree Real Estate 643-4060. ' No pets. $350. Security cludes heat. 646-8811. ity and Service is First!' Call Clrculatlos Dept 647-9946 limb. Call 64MS2S. intl nk lit Oia deposit. Call 646-7690 or home with love and atten­ student. Call 643-2103. SALES-MONEY Free estimates. 646-2192. tion. Coll 643-1608. A P rim a ry will be held M arch 11,1985. If, for o particular of­ It’s a skill with a future. 643-0496. MANCHESTER, MAIN fice, the number of party-endorsed candidates plusthe num­ MMliWER TRMNEE M E N -W O M E N BMIKINB/CREDir UNION D.F. REALE, INC. Rnd out more at an Army S TR E E T Stores for rent. ber of candidates filing petitions pursuant to Sections 9-82 to nacruiting office. WANnD (Mitura Pqraon) We have e part time teller fiMt j, Halp amiratlc chlldran. un> poelllon available. 1-2 TW D YDUNG FULL 9-450 ot the Connecticut (ieneral Statutes exceeds the maxi­ High (chool student needed THREE ROOM DUPLEX 200 to 5,000 square feet BUILDING/ mum number which the party Is entitled to nominate tor that limKad laada-lrevaHvork years bank teller or cash­ available. Some window GRDWN M ALE CATS - SUPERMARKET 643-4109 (or axcellant opportunity. hard a maha 136.000 to A 4 4 -4 S 15 - $350. Available Febru­ office. Petitions must be filed not later than 4 M b .p l at Pe- ier experience required. display. 643-1442. I CONTRACTING Dne grey and white, one bniery 7, 1886. Petition forms. Instructions and Information SSS MalbSL Apply; $60,000 a yaar oommlaalon. Call Mr. Whitney at 588- ary 1st. Security. No pets. sandy colored tiger. Dne 3 MmV.KMlVOUCMIHE. MIetor Donut Call 800-825-4875 646-6363. concerning the method ot procedure In tiling ot opposing 3 2020 for mors Informa­ DAMAGE SURVEYORS Of 800-825-4826 or both free to good candidacies. Including schedules, may be obtained from SALESPEOPLE 255 West Middle Turnpike tion. EOE DFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ FARRAND REMODEL­ Bette S. Martin, Republican Registror of Voters, 111 Vernon Mtnctiastsr, C T 00040 home. Well behaved, Part Tim e CHEERFUL, IMMACU­ ABLE IN DDWNTDWN IN G — Cabinets, roofing, Rood, Bolton, Conn. 06040. NOTICE MANCHESTER - 500 healthy and loved. Coll Manchester Area mWLIC HEARINO LATE, QUIET 4 ROOMS - gutters, room additions, otter 6pm 643-9019. Eleanor H. Preuss BOARD OF DIRECTORS Centrally located. Older square feet or possibly decks, dll types of remo­ Assistant Town Clerk'of Bolton Immedleta openlno for a part Umar to work on Au­ PART TIME EVENING working persons pre­ 1,000 square feet. Near tomated Retail Damaga Syatam In Suparmarkala, 1R FRIENDLY RESTAURANT TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT deling and repairs. FREE 0574)1 WANTED ferred. Non-smokers. Se­ 1-84 Extension. Parking Nolle* It hereby given thel the BotTd of Directors. Town of estimates. Fully Insured. houra par waak — Monday, Tuaaitoy and Wadnatday. on premises. Coll 649- LEOML NOTICE Idtal paaltlan tar rtUrad auparmsrktl tmplayaaa, but Ideal for housewives, stu­ Mancheeter, Connecticut, will hold e Public Hearing at the curity, references. No Telephone 643-6017, otter I ANTIQUES PARTV-ENDOREEO CANDIOATSE nala praraquMla, W II train. Mual havadapandablaear Immediate epenings for mature res­ Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Mein Street, Mancheeter, pets 649-5897. 2680. 6pm, 647-8509. FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICEE INCLUDING NOTICE OF 0 and valid drivara llcanaa. dents, or anyone who needs Connecticut, on Tuetoay, Fabruary 5. 1905 at 0:00 P.M. to “UNOERENOOREEMENT’ FOR SOME OFFICES 0 ponsible people to work full or part consider and act on the following: NEWLY RENOVATED-3 MANCHESTER, CEN­ BDB'S CDINS AND A certified list of Oem ocrotic portv endorsed candidates for Inlaraalad appileania plaaaa call Mr. Jaan Rahl at 1- an extra $75 to $125 weekly LEDN CIESZYNSKI the Town of Bolton for election os: time. Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special room apartment In quiet T E R S TR E ET - Imme­ STAMPS - U.S., foreign. To work evenings 600-637-5378, ExL 425. Qrente>Fund41*exletlng Account 41-306, BUILDER — New homes, First Selectman Manchester residential diate occupancy, ample 10OO's, Canada Bonk Tok­ Selectmen Head Start 1904 Program...... $14,000.00 additions, remodeling, ens. Baseball cords, com­ 8 Positions to be financed by increase In Grant from Community Rene­ area. Stove, refrigerator parking, 5 room office Board of Finance rec rooms, goroges, kit­ Board ot Tax Review 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm M E R K E R T wal Team. furnished. Personal and suite, 2 restrooms. Frank mon and collector's Positions available: chens remodeled, ceil­ Planning Commission ENTERPRISES, INC. Call'Mr. Burton at 647-9946 credit references. One SplleckI, 643-2121. cords. Classic comics. Proposed epproprletlon to Education Special Qrenta- ings, both tile, dormers, P.D. Box 2493, New Bri­ Planning Commission Alternates, Te rm 7/l/SS - 7/1/09 Waiter — Waitress Fund 41-Head Stert 1905 Program...... $190,087.00 year lease. 2 months se­ roofing. Residential or Planning Commission, Alternate, Term 7/1/86 - 7/1/90 with Herald carriers 500 Turnpike Street Positions won’t last long. to be financed by a Grant through the Community Renewal curity deposit. $375 per tain, CT, PD Box 423, Zoning Commission, Term 7/1/85 - 7/1/89 Route 138 Team. ■MMUsna commercial. 649-4291. Bolton, CT. Phone 647- Zoning Commission, Term 5/6/85 - 7/1/87 month. Coll 6434)445. 89layL9999. CtntrBi Bualnait Zoning Commission, Alternate. Term 7/1/85 - 7/1/89 Canton, MA 02021 Cook Proposed appropriation___ _ to Educatl^^ Special (Mttrlct. atort and offloat. 20% 1485, 6pm to 10pm or U.a. PCPASTMINT OP jut'nci tax cradN butMlne: 24D00 a/t. 8 CARPENTRY AND RE- Zoning Commission, Alternate, Term 5/6/85 ■ 7/1/87 sltlm Progran^ for Refugee Children 1M 4-w ...... 646-9681, 5 days, 7am to Zoning Board of Appeals A Merkert Enterprises Food Broker Firm' IMMIQRATION AND NATUNAUZATION MRVICI to be financed by ■ Federal Grant. 3Va ROOM APARTMENT Hoora and Ml baaamant. al utMi* Income Production — Utility tlaa, YralQhi aiavaior. a/e. MDDELING SERVICES 5pm. Zoning Board ot Appeals, Alternote An equal OpportunKy employtr M/F - Private home, heat, — Complete home re­ Is on file In mv office at 222 Bolton Center Rood, Bolton, Notica la htrcbv olvan that on January 4, 1855, at 15:11 a m Proposed appropriation of $176,000.00 to be added to Capital appliances. Working sin­ aprMilar ior the One 1884 ChamM-Trana Star, VIN: zdwaiMOMliuw Accounts of the 1964-66 Budget for the purpose of paying the 822-3879 pairs and remodeling. Conn. 06040. and copies thereof ore available for public dis­ Must be over 18 years of age and CanneclleJil (naw liileiieSw^iM WmbwS coat of that portion of certain water ayatem Improvements on gle adult only. No pets, Quality work. Referen­ LIQUOR PERMIT tribution. Tolland Turnpike. Town of Manchester. The pro)ect to be fi­ NOTICe OF APPLICATION The certltled list os received Includes fewer nomes of party- Avamit and a rn u lt ot tha alltoed UM In lha commla- children. Call 643-2880. ces, licensed and Insured. right people. have dependable transportation. alon of a vlorotlon of 8 U.S.C. 1324(o). Sold sailed cem- na nce by Water System ImprovemenU Temporary Notes of This Is to give notice that I, endorsed candidates that the portv Is entitled to nomlnote vsvanca h o i ^ n M tarm lnM to be aublect to lorfalturs pur- the Town authorizedzed under Public - maximum number which the party Is entitled to nominate puriuont too C.F.R. 274.1). Any porion hovlw SI. w ro S tl cAtlone which ere acceeelble to handicapped citizena. In ad­ There will also be a meeting on Saturday Fobruorv Z3.19S5ot SOUTHLAND CORPORA­ at 647-9946 633-2895 563-1983 RDBERT E. JARVIS — TION of SS TILL FIELD RD., tor that office. Petitions must be filed not later than 4 M p.m. meals provided, excellent bene­ m t property Intoroit In told loliod convovonco may file poll. dition, handicapped individuals requiring an auMillary aid In )0:00o.m. for on site Inspections. ot Febfuery 7,1008. Petition form s. Instructions and Inform a­ tiona tor rallof from forfolturo with tho Raolonol Commla- order to facilitate their participation at meetings should con­ Building 8i Remodeling M ANCHESTER, 2828 N. HAS­ fits. We are located in a rural, re­ All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the KELL AVE., DALItAS, TX tion concerning the method of procedure In filing of oppos­ alonor pursuant to 8 C.F.R. 1324(b) and 0 C.F.R. 274.13-274.iz tact the Town at 047-3123 one week prior to the acheduled Assessor of the Town of Manchester must opoear and tile Specialist. Addition, gar­ ing candidacies. Including schedules, may be obtained WETHERSFIELD MAPLE AVENUE without flllno o claim and posting o coat bond. meeting to that eppropriete arrengementa can be made. their complaint at one of these meetlnps or at some ad­ and will be conducted by SU­ sidential area In A/Vanchester. ages, roofing, siding, kit­ SAN A. WILKISON Of per­ Irom: llvl J. Cannon, Democratic Registrar ot Voters, 2 563-4821 249-4227 Stanley E. McKinley Jan uary 14.1955 Jamee F. Fogarty. Secretary journed meetlno of fold Board of Tax Review. Fernwood Drive, Bolton, Conn. 06040. Please call AArs. J. Brownstein, D. Regional Commlailontr chens, bathrooms, re- mittee. lHanrljpHtrrlipralft Data Board of Directors Doted January 24, IMS Eleanor H. Preuss placement Susan A. Wllkison ER-224-IS-40 Assistant Town Clerk of Bolton N.S., AAonday thru Friday bet- EOUAL OPPOflTUMTY EMPLOYES Dated at Menchester. Connecticut BOARD OF TAX REVIEW windows/doors. Coll 643- Doted Jan. 29, 198S HAR-274-05-01 this 24th day of January, 1066 Co m Number Prank M. Stomler, vice Chairman 6712. 059-01 ^05«4)t ween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. at 643-5151. 060-01 < 0514)1 T OMI <4 - MANCHESTF.R HF.RAUD, Wodncsduy. J;in 30, I9B5 Life above the Underground Walesa ally Is free, but Imprisdned

The underground also has an exten­ believe them. By Danlela lacono Walesa returned to his electrician's sive communications network that "I was asleep. I hadn't slept for two United Press International job after his release from detention links Polish factories, keeping workers days and I was exhausted. I told them under martial la w and still works at the abreast of developments around the GDANSK, Poland — Bogdan Lis yard. to go away and leave me alone. "But they came back. They said country, and maintains ties with walks his boxer dog in the woods near " I was always aware that the secret union organizations outside Poland, Lis police could catch me at any tim e," Lis there were police everywhere. Sud­ his home every day. His quiet reflec­ said. tion is shattered by the crackle of police recalled. "But I feel wor.se now. denly I realized how bad it was. waikie-talkies. "A t least then I could work. Now, to " I grabbed all the pictures of myself A separate security department was "H e ’s coming your w ay," blasts the do any work, I have to lose them ," Lis around the house so the police wouldn't established to help activists see their radio of one of the 20-odd secret said, ge.sturing with his eyes towards a be able to identify me. I told my mother loved ones and to provide security for what to de.stroy and I left," he said. policemen who constantly trail Lis' police car parked outside. top-level meetings. "You take over now." "M y house is bugged. My phoiie is “ We have people trailing the police, Lis. a handsome 32-year-old with tapp^. Nine or 10 police cars follow me LIS RISKED VISITING HIS elderly just like they trail us," Lis said, bright blue eyes, is one of the outlawed everywhere," he said, hunching his mother only once during his 30 months grinning. Despite tight surveillance of Solidarity labor union's top activists. shoulders in a resigned shrug. in hiding. He saw his brother on the their homes, he said activists managed street one day. but the two just walked Once a technician in the Gdansk visits. shipyard, the birthplace of Solidarity, LIS SPENT SIX MONTHS in jail past each other, afraid to attract Lis slipped into hiding Dec. 13.1981, the after his capture. He was released Dec. attention. “ Lots of wives have gotten pregnant day Poland's Communist authorities 8 in a gesture aimed at persuading the Lis said some 40 Solidarity activists while their husbands were in hiding,” imposed martial law on the country United States to lift sanctions imposed are still in the underground, which he Lis said with another smile. and banned the independent union. on Poland to protest the martial law described as'“ very active." He said “ Walesa is a perfect example of how He lived underground for 2>/4 years, clampdown. The Reagan administra­ about 200,000 people, most of whom you can get aw ay," he said. “ He's the changing apartments every month, tion removed its objection to Poland's hold regular jobs and lead normal most-trailed man in the movement, but working tirelessly for Solidarity's membership in the International Mone­ lives, take part in clandestine opera­ he still makes it to important revival. Then police, probably acting tary Fund soon after his release. tions in their .spare time. meetings." on an informer's tip, captured him last Lis was the last major Solidarity “ These people work in the under­ June at a summer cottage in northern figure released under the govern­ ground under pseudonyms so they SPEAKING OF HIS UNDER­ Poland. ment's general amnesty for political can't be traced by police," Lis said. GROUND days, Lis said “ my sphere of " I was tense when I was in the opponents. More than 600 activists Underground Solidarity publishes activity was communications. I would, underground," Lis said at his home in were set free under the amnesty, but some 400 newsletters throughout Po­ for example, establish contact with a the Baltic seaport of Gdansk, where Solidarity insists some 40 people are land. Lis said anywhere from a dozen to group of people with access to a Solidarity founder Lech Walesa still in jail. hundreds of people work on each paper, printing press. I had to verity all worked with Lis at the shipyard during When friends first warned Lis of an with work divided into writing, print­ contacts. I had to check everyone. It LABOR ACTIVIST BOGDAN LIZ the rise of Solidarity in the heady impending calamity the day martial ing, providing supplies and was very time-consuming." . . . freedom worse than hiding summer of 1980, law was imposed, he said he didn't distribution. r ea l estate Put Number 1 toworitfitryou! 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