•t'L 20 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday.^Feb, 20, 1984 1

LOOK FOR THE STARS... Jackson’s first bid Arts Council has Old(er) cagers Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get challenges Democrats Cheney haul plan don’t fade away better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ... page 2 ... page 11 ... page 16 ★ difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.rn. i f . ■______4- ... Fair tonight; Manchester, Conn.- KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1*984 ' ______Apartments tor Rent 42 Store/Office Spoce 44 Building/C«iitracting 53 Misc. far Sole 63 sunny Wednesday — See page 2 Single copy: 25del- EXCELLENT QUALITY t % ' f ; Lease and security dep­ HOLES — zippers, um- Ing, alterations, garages, HARDWOOD. Mostly osit required. No pets. brellos repolred. Window additions, family rooips, green. Cut, split and deli­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Call 646-8352. shades, Venetian blinds. formica, cabinetry, vered. Minimum 2 cords. as Israeli jets w Supreme Court today upheld a Keys. TV FOR RENT. closets, roofs, gutters, $70/cord. Call 649-1831. ruling overturning Connecticut's THREE ROOMS Heat, Marlow's, 867 Main porches, decks, hatch­ ban on tandems — double trailer Street. 649-5221. hot water, stove, refrig­ ways. TO YEARS EXPE­ CASTRO CONVERTI­ trucks — from interstate erato r, carpet. $325. RIENCE - QUALITY • BLE SOFA, $75. Window highways. Adults only. No pets. BRICKS, BLOCKS, INTEGRITY. DAN The justices rebuffed the state's STONE — Concrete. 3 0 " X 3 3 '/2 ", aluminum Security deposit. Cen­ MORAN -649-5684. storm, screen, $25. Phone arguments that the trucks are a trally located. Call 646- Chimney repairs. No lob pound Druze safety hazard for drivers. too smoll. Coll 644-8356. 649-2016. 7690. In 1982, Congress passed a law Roefing/SiiKiig LADIES HIGH WHITE ODD JOBS, Trucking. Classified Ads. By Hugh Pope The Israeli warplanes attacked barring states from restricting Z-To COVENTRY — Three SHOE SKATES — Size 9. tandems on interstate highways. sunny rooms. Stove, re­ Home repairs. You name United Press International in a four-aircraft formation pound­ © >9S4 Of Nf A tnc TM U S P*t » ’ M Olt Excellent condition. $20. The legislation wiped out laws frigerator, both, storms, It, we do It. Free esti­ BIDWELL HOME Im­ Call 644-0348. ing the hills around the mountain insulated, all electric. No mates. insured. 643-0304. provement Company — BEIRUT, Lebanon - U.S. Ma­ village ol Bhamdoun, 12 miles east barring the dual-trailered trucks pets. 423-3911; 742-5212, 4 Roofing , siding, altera­ VARIETY OF BEAUTI­ rines began leaving their sand­ of Beirut on the main highway to in Connecticut, Maine, New Hamp­ CELEBRITY CIPHER shire, Vermont, Massachusetts, C la b frty Ctptier cryptograrm ara w aatad from Quotations by famous paople. past to 7pm. tions, additions. Same FUL HOUSEPLANTS — bagged bunkers for ships offshore Damascus, an Israeli military praaant E a ^ iaMar in ttia ciphar stands lot a n o d ia r Toil's ekm K oquft* R number for over 30 years. Large and small. Cost up today as Israeli warplanes spokesman said in Israel. Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia. Tennessee, by CONNIE WIENER EAST HARTFORD — Im­ 649-6495. to $3. Private home. Coll ptwnded Druze positions in the The area was the target of a maculate 3 room apart­ RETIRED NURSE 649-6486. militia-held mountains east of the similar air strike Feb. 10. North Carolina, South Carolina, "AQCXKO O AZOFJ S TSFF, O’B ment in two family home. WISHES privote duty, war-torn capitat. Alabama and the District of home care or compan­ Heatmg/Plumbing 5$ Lebanese radio broadcasts did Appliances, heat and hot IND lO U SPiCIAL A marine spokesman said the not si^cify the targets, but the Columbia. woter, wall-to-wall car­ ionship. Reosonable SVN JX NMXT T08J O TSV 27% width, reg. .254, first of the 1,300 combat troops Israeli spokesman said.the planes It also voided state laws barring peting, parking for one rates and efficient core. now 2 for M t t UPl photo lifted off in Marine helicopters hit "terrorists command posts and dual-trailer rigs over 55 feet long in car. $385 monthly, plus Call 649-7071. FOGARTY BROTHERS TSFFOMP OM XK TSFFOMP XZJ." 13% width, rag. 2 tor .25*. from the international airport bases," an apparent reference to New York and Georgia, over 60 security. Coil 289-8141. — Bathroom remodel­ now 3 for .30* U.S. Marines load amphibious vehicles today began pulling men and equip­ feet long in Mississippi and over 65 LIGHT TRUCKING — south of Beirut at S.a.m (1 a.m. Palestinian guerrillas. ing; installation water MUST bo piciwd up at the aboard a landing craft at their beach­ ment back to the Sixth Fleet ships oft the feet long in North Dakota, Minne­ — KXAQKJ CKXVJ. Pick up and delivery. Manehoator Herald Office to all home EIST) lor the 6th Fleet task force Israelis planes blasted guerrilla FOUR ROOM, SECOND heaters, garbage dispo­ sota, Wisconsin. Michigan, Illi­ FLOOR APARTMENT — Cleon out attics, cellars, ships offshore. targets along the Lebanese coast head, Green Beach, just south of Beirut. Lebanese coast. Beirut is in the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "As people gel older, loo many ol sals; faucet repairs. 649- B^SESJllSSiSHLXi—- nois, Missouri, Louisiana, Ken­ them lend lo har>g around wilh each olher and compare $330 per month plus se­ etc. Generol handyman. Marine spokesman Major Den­ and in the mountains Sunday in a background of this picture. 7657. Visa/MosterCard The Marines in the multinational force tucky, Maryland and Florida. ailmenis and gravy slains." — George Burns curity and utilities. Stove Insured. Call Ray, 646- CARPENTERS CROSS subscribers who nis Brooks said the troops taken to warning to Moslem rebels fighting accepted.- In April 1983, Connecticut passed e 1M4 by NEA. Inc included. Call 646-7336. 7973. CUT SAW wHh 26" steel the waiting ships by CH-46 and the government of President Amin a statute barring the twin trailers blode ond wooden hon- Huey helicopters were members of Gemayel to keep Palestinian for­ resignation. mediator Rafik Hariri who re- overlooking Beirut. have something on highways in the state. ••••••••••••••••••••••• * VERNON — Modern 3 DELTA HOUSE CLEAN­ Income Tax Service 57 dle. Like new. $10. Phone the Marine Amphibious Unit Ser­ ces from returning to Israeli held "The Syrians are leaving that 'turned to Damascus late Monday Moslem torces are massed in the Within a month after the bill was ING — Professionol 649-2433. vice Support Group. territory. aspect of the conflict to Gemayel's after lengthy talks with the Leba­ mountains near the town of Souk al House Cleaning done ot signed, state police issued a Lots/Lond for Sale 33 R p r it C lIS diate occupancy. $260 Broo^ said it would be a week The air strike coincided with Lebanese opponents," a Lebanese nese leader and Foreign Minister Gharb, which guards the ap­ your convenience. Relio- CERAMICS K IL N — Rog­ to sell for less summons to a truck driver operat­ monthly, plus utilities. before the evacuation operation increased Saudi Arabian efforts government source said. Elie Salem. proaches to Gemayel's palace in ble. Insured. Bonded. ers model III, inside di­ ing a tandem on Interstate 95. Coll 647-1113 otter 6pm. could be completed, depending on aimed at breaking the diplomatic A Saudi initiative ended in The latest Israeli air attack the east Beirut suburb of Baabda. One time only or regular mensions 11" X 11" X 11". Federal officials said the statute FREE CATALOG Of „ . AAAuruccTCD------than $99.00 the weather and the possibility of stalemate over a peace plan for failure last week when Syria apparently was part of Israel’s Monday's lighting did not affect basis. Also: Office Clean­ Uses stondord 115 volt conflicted with the federal law and Land Bargoins ^ 5 acres Rooms for Rent 41 MANCHESTER Mod- the troops coming under fire. No Lebanon. rejected an eight-point peace plan. policy of striking what it suspects the withdrawal from Beirut of the ing. Free Estimates. Call household current. $50. went to court to block Connecticut to 500 ocres, covering ...... *. apartment. incidents were reported early Lebanese political sources said According to the source, the to be Palestinian guerrillas "any­ last of 1,100 Italian soldiers from Vermont and th- Berk- ••••••••••••••••••••••• March 1st occupancy. 643-5056. Call 649-5664. from enforcing its ban on tandems. ______-Ar today. Gemayel, facing the threat of a Syrian demands are: time and anywhere" in Lebanon. It the multinational peace-keeping Two federal courts ruled against shires, at lowest iinagina- GENTLEMAN PRE- J^.uPiy*,,*^*']*****' EXPERIENCED “The men are happy to be new offensive in the north by o The abrogation oi the May 17 followed an ambush in the post city force, ble prices. Write: CA- FERRED. $50.00 weekly. M /-'«»-otter 6pm. ANDIRONS — Wrought Connecticut and the state appealed HOUSEKEEPER — For Iron. Duck decoy shape. moving fxit there's a little bit of Moslem rebels, today considered a Lebanese-israeli troop withdrawal of Sidon Monday that wounded one The Gemayel government Mon­ TALOG OFFICE, P.O. 646-2000. »* Aiuz-iicc-rco------to the Supreme Court. private homes, apart­ Never used. Mint condi­ frustration because they don't four-point Syrian plan to end the agreement. Israeli soldier. day came under the threat of a Box 938, North Adams, ------MANCHESTER — Plea- incMae Tar Connecticut Attorney General ments. References avail­ tion. $50. Call 649-4339. think their mission is complete," Lebanese conflict. o Not linking the Syrian and Israeli officials have insisted third front in the north, along with Moss. 01247. VERY NICE ROOM — sont two bedi^om apart- Joseph Lieberman argued that the able. Call Linda, 643-1383. Service said Brooks. The plan, conveyed through a Israeli withdrawals from Israeli air action in Lebanon an offensive at Souk al Gharb and .. Close to oil S60 weekly No pets. S410 a double trailers pulled by a single TWO LOTS TOGETHER Call 643-2659. m o ^ , plus Utilities. Call The latest U.S. mission in Beirut Saudi Arabian mediator, was Lebanon. should not be interpreted as the threat from Moslem forces in TENT HEATER — Cole­ cab "have a tendency to roll over — 50' X 140’ each. Call 228-0036 evenings. BABYSITTING IN MY FORM 1040 PREPARA­ man catalytic 3000 - 5000 arrivedJn the capital in September drafted in Damascus in consulta­ • Discussing a Syrian withdra­ intervention in the current Moslem west Beirut. and sway and have ineffective 875-1548. Direct from ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME — Tender loving TION. Good tax repres­ BTU. 520. Phone 646-3067 1882. tion with Gemayel's Syrian- wal within an Arab framework. rebel offensive against the govern­ Nabih Berri, the leader of the We will run your ad breaking mechanisms. owner MANCHESTER — Morch care. Snacks provided. entation should not be President Reagan ordered the backed opponents, the sources o Formation of a national coali­ ment ol Gemayel. Shiite militia Amal, met with other Own transportation. Ref­ "These defects are especially ------:______Aportments tor Rent 42 1st. Beautiful,2bedroom, available, only to the Marines red^loyed to ships off­ said, and stopped short of openly tion government. On Monday, heavy lighting rebel leaders near the northern erences provided. Coll UPRIGHT PIANO — Fair for 6 days free of charge. threatening for Connecticut driv­ What makes Want Ads ...... Insulated, carpeted, op- wealthy, onymore! The shore following the deteriorating endorsing the Lebanese opposition The sources said the Syrian plan between government troops and port ol Tripoli to discuss the plan to work? People like you • • • • • • • • • • • • • • pnopces, yard and pork- 643-9480. . condition. $50 takes it ers because of the exceptionally Tax Saver 646-0015. away. Coll between 5 and Fill out the coupon l^elow situation in Beirut. demand for Gemayel's was carried to Gemayel by Saudi rebels was reported in the hills open a third battleground. high frequency' of exits and the who read and use the MANCHESTER-One, two mg. $450 plus utilities. 8om, 649-7440. Want Ads every day. ond three bedroom Alibrio Realty, Inc. 649- BABYSITTING IN MY and either mail it or numerous lane terminations on apartments. Heat and hot 0917. Licensed Manchester INCOME TAXES — Pre-' Connecticut's highways, condi­ home. Infants welcom. pared by CPA. Business & bring it to the Manchester tions which tandem trucks cannot Individual. Call John, Oonno, 649-5796 after Automotive accomdate safely.” Kitchen W it Caii649 4800 M a n c h e s t e r - two 5pm. 659-3069. Herald Office.' W L . V bedrooms. Garage, He also said the threats to y stove. $365 monthly. Coll Lawmakers aim to improve Metro North service motorist safety "are significantly ' WOMAN LOOKING FOR Housecleaning lobs. Will Cars/Trocks fer Sole 7i aggravated because Connecticut's Raglan Sleeves also do laundry. Phone By Mark A. Dupuis conditioning on trains and the The state is expected to spend $35 tor's decision on New York's claim Under the agreement, any highways are among the most 646-2411. United Press International attitude of train personnel toward million in the next fiscal year for that Connecticut should pay more change doesn't take effect until congested i;oadways in the PRIVATE FOUR ROOMS TAX PREPARATIONS — nation." In the convenience of PONTIAC, 1932 T1000 — passengers. passenger railroad subsidies, or an than 50 percent of the New Haven two years after the notice is given, — 2nd floor. Heat, ap­ "It’s just not reliable service,” Polittlng/Paperlng 52 your home. Reliable- Excellent condition. Au­ HARTFORD — A legislative estimated $2.90 for each passenger line operating deficit. which means a decision by law­ eooooooooooooooooaoooo pliances, utilities, gor- Ms. Niedermeier said, "and when trip on the New Haven line. oge. Non smoker femole reasonable. Coll Norm tomatic. low mlleoge, committee chairman says law­ Ms. Niedermeier said it wasn't makers this year to drop Metro you use it as many people do to get preferred. No pets. Se­ Marshall, 643-9044. sunroof. $4595. Coll offer makers will take some action this Ms. Niedermeier said the Trans­ known when the arbitrator's deci­ North as operator of the line 4pm, 371-2496. year to try and improve service on to school and work you need portation Committee was awaiting sion would be issued, but still wouldn't take effect until July 1, Inside Today J A LT; i~ "< I curity, references. $400 PAINTING AND PAPER month. Keith Real Est­ TAX PREPARATION A Clip and Mall Today Metro North trains connecting the reliable service.” a final report of a 15-member hoped and expected lawmakers 1986. H A N G IN G —Exterior Renegotiating the agreement conunission established last year 20 pages, 2 sections 5EASON5 AUTHIN65 ate, 646-4126. and interior, ceilings re- ACCOUNTING — Indiv 1978 PONTIAC STATION southern part of the state with New would take action this year at least dual ond small busi­ WAGON — Automatic, would be the least drastic of five to study alternatives to Metro In addition to renegotiating the . I , paired. References, fully YorkCity. to renegotiate the agreement with Advice ...... rodio, good tires. Excel­ contract, options include having MANCHESTER — One insured. Quality work. nesses. Full, service or Rep. Christine Niedermeier, D- steps being considered by the North operation of the line, which Metro North. Business...... 20 bedroom apartment in 3 Martin Mottsson, even­ will show you how to do it lent second cor. $1500. Fairfield, co-chairman of the Transportation Committee, which carries 23 million passengers a "M y preference is to pass Amtrak, another railroad — the Clossifled...... li-19 family home. Good ings 649-4431. yourself. Call 647-3799. Coll 6434139. Transportation Committee, pre­ also is looking at severing the ties year. legislation during this session," Boston & Maine has expressed Comics...... 8 neighborhood. $385 evenings ond weekends. iQaiubpstrr llrralii dicted lawmakers would decide to Metro North altogether in favor The commission, which includes she said, explaining that otherwise interest — or the state or a Entertainment...... 12 monthly, includes heat, GEORGE N. CONVERSE "a t a minimum” to renegotiate the of another operator. legislators, representatives of the the Legislature couldn't move to management company operate the Lottery...... 2 hat water and etectricity. TAXES PREPARED — In Metro North, a subsidiary of New Haven line. MHS World...... 9 — Painting and paper­ state’s agreement with Metro executive branch and commuters, change the agreement with Metro Obituaries...... 10 Bissell & Boyle Real Est­ hanging. 30 Years Expe­ your home or mine. Reas­ North with the goal of improving New 'York's Metropolitan Trans­ has five preliminary options rang­ North until July 1, 1985. 1979 FORD PINTO — 2 Opinion...... 6 ate, 649-4800. rience! Coll 643-2804. onable and reliable. H.H. portation Authority, operates the ing from renegotiating the current "If we don't take action during Ms. Niedermeier said several Peopletolk ...... 2 door, burgundy. Good NAME. service. Wilson. Please coll 649- She said Monday negotiations on New Haven line under an agree­ agreement to having the state this legislative session, we will in questions had to be answered in Sports...... 15*17 6S06. running condition. $2000. Television...... • THREE ROOM, Heated CEILINGS REPAIRED a new agreement could address a ment with Connecticut with the two operate the New Haven line. effect be postponing or delaying considering the options for operat­ or REPLACED with dry- OBI 742-9392 after 7pm ADDRESS W eather...... 2 Apartment — Stove, re­ INCOME TAX SERVICE wookdoys. anytime "laundry list" of problems, includ­ sides equally sharing the line’s Before issuing its findings, the for one full year our ability to give ing the line, including the cost and frigerator. Moture adult. wall. Coll evenings. Gory ing late trains, lack of beat or air annual operating deficit. commission is awaiting an arbitra­ them notice," she added. quality of service. •••••••••••••••••••••• McHugh, 643^1. — Individual or Business weekends. PHONE. $350. Security deposit re­ Tax Preporotibh. Mon­ quired. Coll 649-0061. day - Friday: 9-3 or by B uMdlng/ r iair ortlag S3 appointment. Your Bus! _ Bank. No clear second choice MANCHESTER — Mod­ ness Office. 164 East Cen­ Repossessions ern 2 bedroom apart­ ter St., 647-9730. ment. $350 plus utilities. FOR SALE FARRAND REMODEL­ woeaaBCM Adults only. No pets. ING— Cabinets, roofing, ONE ITEM O N IY I Correnti Reol Estate. 646- putters, room additions, lara Oeewy Csawe Z4B 5252. For Sale Mondale sweeps to huge Iowa win decks, all types of remo- deiing and repairs. FREE The above can bo esfintgtes. Fully Insured. By Laurence McQuillan late, came up with the next best mean Mondale will receive 48 White House. Telephone 643-6017, otter One word per Blank finishes. delegates to the party’s national Stort/Offkia! 6pm, 647-3509. •13 Mein 8 t United Press International The stature of the Iowa cau­ Include pdee of item. Ohio Sen. John Glenn, who had convention in San Francisco in cuses, held at 2,495 precincts DEIS MOINES, Iowa — Combin­ long been viewed as Mondale's July, with Hart getting two. around the state, asspmed an even Amusing motifs in easy DESIGN KITCHENS by USED REFRIGERA­ GOVERNMENT SUR­ embroidwy brighlen kit- OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ J. P. Litwis. Cabinets, PLUS Cars A Trucks 1 t » ing a smooth organization with his stiffest competitor, suffered the "Thank you Iowa for the man­ greater role this year because of cfaen towels or panels for the 8 3 1 0 ABLE — Ample policing, TORS. WASHERS, own hard work, Walter Mondale biggest humiliation. Despite in­ date you have given me, ’' a gleeful party rule changes instigated by vanities, formica, Wilson Ranges - deem, guaran- under $100. Now availa­ dining area good location. One 4 art, Corion counter tops, ble in your am a. Coll swept to a huge win in the Iowa tense campaigning in the state Mondale said at a victory party for Mondale. No. 2524 has tranafer for teed, ports and service. during the closing days, the former his supporters in Des Moines. room office suite with 610 kitchen cabinet fronts, I-(6I9)-S694i34l. 34 hours. • • r caucuses — leaving his distant Four years ago, 21 days separ­ 7 designs, color chart. The pt^ular fihirtdreM with sa. ft.; another arith 210 Low prices. BJ>. Peart A astronaut fell to the middle ot the His win marks "the beginning of rafian aieevee is easy to sew. complete woodworking Son, 649 M>* the park. will apply for permission from the state to make a TH U R S . 9-9 Once the plan has met DOT approval, it will be just the night before at a charity dinher. "She's public scorn " suffered by Charlie Chaplin and Rhode Island: Generally fair The park can be connected to a sewer main being preliminary design of the park. If the state does grant subject to a public hearing. MON., TUES., FRI., 9-6 still the princess,” Peck said. Ingrid Bergman. weather through the period with , f 'ia , ■S: built under Interstate 86. That line could be extended the application, it will pay the cost of the preliminary- Rita, who will be on the cover of Playboy, for just a chance of a few light showers to a sewer at Buckland Street and Tolland Turnpike. design. SA T., 10-4 Tax assistance available Approval of the Eighth Utilities District Board of which she bared her breast a few years ago is late Friday. D ayftm e-hi^s in the >• ,'.'i V • appearing at 70 West, a new Manhattan upper 30s to the 40s, with overnight Directors will be needed. The Internal Revenue Service has established a Trucker leaves messy trail nightclub, where she unveils her new singing lows in the 20s well inland and 30s In a report the Economic Development Commission career. along the coast. Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (V ITA ) site at Jan. 3, Alan Lamson, former planning director, said GREENWOOD. La. (UPI) — A truck driver who CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES Lincoln Center in Manchester. ^ran a stop sign left a mess of metal and cargo in his Vermont: Fair Thursday. the town should consider asking the district to aliownt Trained volunteers will provide help to people wake^^jiuuang three peopy. damaging five trucks D&L Lower Level Chance of flurries or showers to be the sewer authority for properties thaCcan be completing their^diasic Forms KMO, 1040A and aml«{>riling 40i000 poujud^w oven cleaner onto a truck Friday. Fair Saturday. Above serviced along that line. Manchester Parkade 1040EZ. They Will also advise people on tax i at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Today's Monday, 4:30 p.m. — Our Annual low was 21 degrees below zero at p m a z i i w - l J . NEW YORK smoke alarm, 54A Pascal Gunnison, Colo. 30.24 V -C H ICAQ b Lane (Town). WEIGHT LOSS . 3 0 0 0 SAN F r A n CISCO iO E N V E R . Monday, 9:53 a.m. — ^ -W. Now you know Weather radio medical call, 258 Henry St. (Eighth District). W ITHOUR it’s a Jungle out there The German invention valves for brass The National Weather Service L O S ANO EL Community orchestra instruments in about 1815 meant that broadcasts 24-hour continuous Tolland County Anybody who doesn't believe it's a jungle out horn players, for the first time, did not have to fit weather information on 162.475 LO W E S T Monday,- 11:50 a.m. — NEW QUICK START there should talk to actor Bruce Campbell, who, alternate lengths of tubing every lime the music mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in TEMPERATURES .3 2 motor vehicle accident. in pursuit of his art and also for money, recently changed key. New London and 162.40 mHz in 'NEW ».MIAMI Route 6 and South Road, sat for 10 hours with 200 pythons and boa Meriden. ORLEANS PROGRAM. constrictors slithering all over him. Bolton (Bolton). Profile Edition The largest capacity professional football He was making a TV commercial thought up by stadium in the United States is the Rose Bowl in the W. B. Doner Ad Agency of Detroit to prove that Pasadena, Calif., which can hold 106,721 people. p60 l / . M swow Man kidnaps the music played by Detroit radio station ^ AIR Seating about a thousand fewer fans is the John F. Lottery [ ; 7 ; j sMowiM f l o w WHYT-FM charms snakes. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Philadelphia. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST <■ his mother ONTARIO, Ore. (UPI) You Certainly Won’t WantTo National forecast — An Idaho man is being Connecticut .daily held on charges of kidnap- Miss Out On This Eagerly Monday; 54$^ For pedod ending 7 a.m. Wednesday. Tonight, snow will be expected ping his 81-year-old Almanac In the Central Intermountain Region. There will also be rain over the mother from a nursing P l a y F o u r ; 6519 South Atlantic Coast States, and the East Gulf Coast Region home. Awaited Publication ... Your Malheur County she­ Now the leader in safe, sensible weight loss helps Today is Tuesday, Feb. 21, the 52nd day of 1984 with other numbers drawn Monday Elsewhere weather will remain fairin general. Minimum temperatures you lose weight quicker in the very first weeks, while 314 to follow. riff’s deputies said Dale in New England: parenthesis) Atlanta 38 (65), Boston Wilson, 45, of Homedale, eating 3 well-balanced rrieals a day. Business Should Be A Part The moon is moving toward its last quarter. 30 (41), Chicago 34 (52), Cleveland 26 (44), Dallas 34 (65) Denver 27 ' New Hampshire daily: 7665. Idaho, was arrested Sun­ Call Weight Watchers. A thinner you could be right The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Rhode Island daily: 8618. (54). Duluth 24 (45). Houston 37 (64). Jacksonvlllfio (M H a n s S s under your nose. Jupiter and Saturn. day and charged with Vermont daily: 730. City 32 (58), Little Rock 33 (68), Los Angeles 47 (62). Miarni 83 (78) Of It! There is no evening star. second-degree Maine daily: 762. Minneapolis 32 (51), New Orleans 39 (57), New York 34 (42) Phoenix kidnapping. Those born on this day are under the sij|[n of Pisces. Massachusetts daily: 1655. They include Mexican revolutionary and military Caldwell, Idaho, Police Please Call The Herald Ad- commander Antonio Lopez de Santa-Anna in 1794, Chief Richard Dormois Grad knows how said Wilson took his ^ eM ckStart' Roman Catholic Cardinal John Henry Newman in ' PHOCRAM FROM WEIGHT VWffOCnS 1801, American educator Alice Freeman Palmer in mother, lone Wilson, from vertlsing Department Now to drop an egg the Cascade Care Center NEW MEMBERS, MAINTENANCE AND LIFETIME MEMBERS 1855, Spanish classical guitarist Andres Segovia in SHOULD ARRIVE 1 HOUR BEFORE TIMES LISTED BELOW at Caldwell Sunday morn­ 1893, and poet-author W.H. Auden in 1907. CLEVELAND (UPI) — David Manchester Herald FOR REOISTRATION AND PRE-MEETINQ ORIENTATION. Allen, a graduate student at Case ing. Dormois did not offer For Your Space Reservation, On this date in history: Western Reserve University in Richard M. Diamond, Publisher a motive for the alleged IMNCHESTER EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD In 1878, the New Haven, Conn., telephone company Cleveland, really knows how to kidnaping. Sicond (kNigr9gi6oiiil Cti, KnlgMaolColuabuaHtN Holiday hw published the first phone book. It listed 50 subscribers. drop an egg and keep it from Wilson was picked up by 385 N. Main St 1831 Main Street 363 Rotwrts Street 643-2711 breaking. USPS 327-500 VOL. Clll, No. *122 . In 1885, the Washington Monument was dedicated — sheriff’s deputies about •Mon. 7 pm •Mon.7pm Exit 58 oft 1-84 As part of the school’s annual five miles south of Ontario •W6d.7:1Spm •Wed.7pm 37 years after the start of construction. . PubllthsO dolly axcept Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are $1.20 YIKA-YW(» egg drop contest, Allen’s entry, and certain holidays by the Mon- Sunday night. In 1965, Black Muslim leader Malcolm X was '•••k lV ' M -12 for one month, $15.35 YWCA 770 Main Straat SOUTH WINDSOR housed inside a styrofoam con­ -rhester Publlthine Co., 16 Brolnard for three months, $30.70 /o r six assassinated at a rally in New York City. Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. »■**★ ★ ★ * AA***** TON. Main Strati •Wad. 10 am Wipplng Comm. Church tainer with an attached streamer, nmnlhs and $61.40for one year. Mall Jlanrljpatrr BrralJi In 1975, Judge John Sirica sentenced former Nixon Second class postoee paid at Man­ rotes are available on reauest. i ASTROLOGY $ •Tliuit.10tm 1790 Ellington Rd. administration officials John Mitchell, H.R. Halde- dropped from the roof of the civil chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: •Thurs.7pm engineering building to a perfect, Send address chanoes to the Man- To place 0 classified or displav Semg 0* kNadmisr sm Nr H t yssn man and John Ehrlichman to prison for their roles in chestw Herald, P.O. Box $91, unbroken landing Monday. iMvertlsement, or to report a i ^ s : RUDINGS i FOR MORE INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL CLASS LOCATIONS, CALL the Watergate cover-up. Manchester, Conn. 06040. or picture Ideo, coll 1$ BfBnUU * In 1983, former Vice President Walter Mondale ^ 3 7 1 1 . m ic e hours ore 0:30 o.m. Allen, of Harrisburg, Pa., was "To subscribe, or to report o to 5 p.m. Mondoy through Friday. 1- 800 - 972-9320 announced he would seek the 1984 Democratic delivery problem, coll 647-9946. declared the winner because he * fOHA^MMMTUWTCML * presidential nomination. Office hours are S:XI a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a Today In history had the lightest container, which p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ weighed in at 15 grams. A student •o 10 a.m. Saturday. 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Feb. 21. 1984 — 5 V .S^/W orld Supreme Court won’t Reagan makes lovirfi swing Hart says it’s WASHINGTON (UPl) — President Reagan made a outcome of Democratic battle, but he had harsh words In B rie f rule on radiation Kids hit-an^run c^ p aig n swing into Iowa, giving a boost for the opposition party that were received well by . two-man race to the GOP faithful and criticizing Democrats for their cheering crowds in both cities. "dinosaur mentality” on a day they wanted to claim MANCHESTER, fJ.H. - Sen. Gary Hart, fresh By Spencer Sherman "’The liberals ... who saddled America with Marines leave frustrated differently,” the appeals court wrote. for their own. double-digit inflation, record interest rates, huge tax from a surprise showing in the Iowa caucuses, says • United Press International A second case brought to the BEIRUT. Lebanon — U.S. Marines, frustrated Reagan swept through Waterloo and Des Moines, increases, toO much regulation, credit controls, farm it's quickly becoming a two-man race (or the Supreme Court involves Rosemarie lown. «n a 4Vi hour visit, leaving for Washington just embargoes, no-growth at home, weakness abroad, Democratic presidential nomination. at their failed peace-keeping mission and the toss WASHINGTON - The Supreme Mondelli, 22, of New Jersey, whose before thousands of Democrats attended caucuses and phony excuses about malaise are the last people Soon after it became clear he would finish a distant of more than 260 comrades, began their Court today refused to consider father was also exposed to a nuclear evacuation of Beirut today, climbing aboard a c r ^ the state to give Walter Mondale a big push in who should be giving sermonettes about fairness and but still unexpected second to former "Vice President whether children who suffer genetic blast in 1953 at theorders of his military his dnve to challenge the president in Novemeber. compassion,” Reagan said. Walter Mondale in Monday's caucus balloting. Hart helicopters ferrying them to Sixth Fleet Task defects and whose fathers were ex­ superiors. Force vessels standing offshore. The news that Mondale overwhelmed his seven “No Republican should hesitate asking people if took to the offensive, declaring the results proved he , posed to radiation during military Miss Momlelli was bom with retinal they are better off than four years ago,” Reagan said [ /was the Democrats' alternative to the front-runner ; “The men are happy to be moving but there is a service can sue the' government opponents by taking abnost half of the votes had little blastoma. a genetically transmittd in Des Moines. , ■. "This race, as I've said all along, will narrow down ; little bit of frtistratioD because they don't think seeking compensation. cancw of the eye. The Mondelli s impact at the White House. their mission was complete. Of course, our Reagan was mostly concerned with focusing on his He warned that if the Democratic "big spenders get very quickly to the two of us. and that is a contest ^ The case involves cbUdienOf soldiers charged Rosemarie lost use of her left their way, they’ll charge everything on your between this party 's future and its Hart said mission was maybe ear-old in the country legally. His father, , avoid the temptation to blow what happen^ tonight in expected to be No. 2, barely stayed in the race as No. 5, Fighting in Kabul broke out during a snowfall the majority tonight and I think a lot of them forgot to She likened the country to a sick patient, and said ordered to Camp Desert Rock. N.ev,^ ' ment rights of free speech "do not Hispanic Dby mistakenly arrested in a however, had the immigration docu­ Iowa out of proportion,” he said. Hart planned appearances today in the south at vote.” Askew planned no New Hampshire appearan­ Hart, a Democratic L'^. senator from Colorado, held on Feb. 14 when rocket-armed rebels launched where he was exposed to Radiation require the government to allow sweep for illegal al^ns was reunited ments bwause he was worried the boy Glenn, who had been considered Mondale’s chief Nashua and to the west in Lebanon. their biggest raid in at least two months on ces until Wednesday. ^ the key to a cure. ^ from 17 or 18 nuclear test explosions. teachers employed by it to participate with his brother and says "he volun­ would lose them. rival, said he will do better in the New Hampshire "I think this was an excellent showing for us, and it Jesse Jackson, also fur back in the Iowa pulling, was "The patient is sick because of the conglomerate neighborhoods in the southwest section of the He was ordered to walk, unprotected, in institutional policy making.” teered for deportation to Mexico A Santa Ana, Cahf., policeman who primary and on "super Tuesday” March 13, when 11 does narrow the race down to Vice President Mondale Afghan capital. not due into New Hampshire until Wednesday and special interest control of this country. " she told m and around the'' G round Zero'' — the Justice William Brennan and three "because I did not want to get h it" by arrived in Sah Diego Monday night to states i^ ect delegates. and myself,” Hart said shortly after arriving in evening. reporters in Montpelier. The rebels are fighting to oust Afghanistan's center of the blast. other justices dissented. Brennan said immigration officers. "take Mario back home where he “The rjiad to tte Democratic nomination is a long communist government and expel the estimated One of his sons was born with severe the Minnesota's labor relations act "They (Immigration andNaturaUza- belongs," described last week's immi­ one,” said Glenn, who will campaign through the lOS.OQO Soviet troo|% who have occupied the mental retardation, had no joints in his forces collej^e professors to choose tion Service agents) were hitting those gration sweep for reporters. southwestern end of New Hampshire in Claremont country since the Russians invaded in 1979. thumbs and a constant twitch in his between their right to express their who did not volunteer for deportation and Keene today. , eyes. Another son was born without an views on university policy and their Otticer Jose Vargas said an un­ with their fists, ' Mario Moreno told marked van pulled up to a comer where For his part, Mondale perform^ exactly as Court won’t hear appeal esophagus and died at ttw age of 2. right to be free from "compelled reporters after he was found Monday advertised in Iowa, emerging as an overwhelming No. A federal judge in Pennsylvania associations. " laborers looking for work congregated WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court refused night near police headquarters and a man shouted, "Who wants 1. He told supporters in Des Moines before leaving for ruled the Hinkie family iSSS^a right to The case was brought by a group of at New Hampshire "Tonight is the beginning of the end today to bear the National Enquirer's challenge downtown. work?” of an $800,000 verdict won by comedian Carol sue the government because Mrs. .«ledst 20 instructors who refused to join Police later released the boy into the Hinkie and the two children werS not the Minnesota Community College ' "Everyone ran to the van an d , Burnett, who sued the weekly tabloid for libel. custody of his older brother, Oscar, 19, immigration officers jumped out and ■ I The justices disnussed an appeal by the soldiers and, consequently, were not Faculty Association, which has been who said. "Seeing him fills my heart Analysis subject to the rule barringsuits against negotiating the faculty's work con­ told them to get into van.” Vargas said. Lantana. Fla., weekly that it was wrongly with happiness." "Some ran. but Mario didn't think he punished for the article because it printed a the government. tracts since 1971. The twy, who was granted perman­ But the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Besides challenging the association's had any problems because he was in retraction. The paper also argued that punitive ent resident stdtus in 1981 but was not the country, legally.” damages, totaling $7SO.OOO. should not be allowed. Appeals reluctantly re^rsed the lower exclusive right to negotiate wages and carrying proof when arrested, was Miss Burnett also won an additional $50,000 in court ruling. work conditions for ail instructors, the picked up with 30 other people by Mario said he “wasn't mad” about Mondale will be compensatory damages. ■' We are forced once again to decide a group also attacked the union's exclu­ immigration officers in Santa Ana last deportation, only that he's "happy to be A separate National Enquirer suit also is case w here we sense the injustice of the sive role in selecting faculty members Wednesday. back.” pending before the justices. Two of the result but where nevertheless we have to serve on "meet and confer " Mario said he expected immigration "I just want to go home and look for publication's reporters have asked the court to no legal authority ... to decide the case committees. officers to release him because he w as' w orkj'he said. difficult to catch decide whether they can be sued for libel in California by Hollywood actress Shirley Jones, By Cloy F. Richards AnfKwiicing two and her husband, even though the reporters United Press International reside in Florida. Polish protesters continue occupation O’ In the case acted on today. Miss Burnett sued DES MOINES, Iowa — The first votes are in and important never- for a March 2. 1976. article stating she was By Walter Wisniewski pro-Solidarity priests around the coun­ what has been susp^ted for a long time appears true intoxicated and quarreled with former Secretary The protest at St. Joseph's Church in close friend of union leader Lech — it will be very difficult if not impossible to catch United Press International try who have been named publicly by of State Henry Kissinger at a Washington Ursus, a workers' neighborhood on the Walesa. Walter Mondale in the battle for the Democratic too-eariy-never-tDO- restaurant. the Polish regime as ''extremist" foes outskirts of Warsaw where support for ' "By defending Nowak we want to presidential nomination. / She asked for $3 million in compensatory WARSAW. Poland — Protesters of the socialist system. Solidarity is strong, directly defied prevent the church from taking any opposed to the removal of a popular One Iowa precinct c a u ^ does not a nomination damages and $5 million in punishing damages. Critics of the church say it is giving in Polish Cardinal Jozef Glemp. simUar actipn against Popieluszko,” insure. But it is hard to see how Democrats anywhere l£-to-pkin-your- pro-Solidarity priest occupied.a Roman to demands by the regime to clamp Although Solidarity has b^ n closely one 'of the Ursus protesters said. Catholic church (or the third day today else are going to reach a conclusion other than down on activist priests. linked to the church since the free trade Nowak obeydd Glemp’s order and Mondale, unless he makes some terrible mistake. Reagan slates conference in one of the most serious challenges in The unprecedented public demon­ union' movement was founded in 1980, left Warsaw last week, and avoided decades to the authority of Poland's As he has in the year long drive to get to the first vote retfrement. WASHINGTON — President Reagan will hold a stration against the Roman Catholic Glemp has strongly discouraged his taking any active role in the protest. in Iowa, Mondale did just about everything right in the. bishops. hierarchy, an embarrassment both to clergy from taking sides on political Glemp was out of the country, news conference Wednesday night, only the 22nd ^ More than 50 people began a sit-in precinct caucuses. That is wl^y he got three times as of his term and the first in two months, the White union activists and senior clerics, issues. beginning a monthlong tour of Polish many votes as any other Democrat and apparently alt. Sunday at St. Joseph's Church on the ironicallj^coincided with a gesture by congregations in South America. ' House announced today. outskirts of Warsaw and said they Discontent over the cardinal’s poli­ but four of the 50 delegates. . The 8 p.m. EST news conference, to be carried the Communist government aimed at True more than half the Iowa Democrats said they . would not budge until the priest is showing its willingness to compromise. cies has built up in recent months, with The prisoner released by the regime Don’t miss them! live by the major radio and television networks, is reinstated. A dozen men and worndfiN^ critics charging he is yielding to Monday was Alicia Wesolowska, a wanted someone else for president or were expected to be dominated by questions about Acting on an appeal for mercy by uncommitted. But in 1976 Jimmy Carter won the Iowa the group said they were on^W^ visiting U.N. Secretary General Javier political pressure from the Communist Polish, national who began working at Lebanon and the current withdrawal of the U.S. water-only hunger strike for the saitie government. U.N. headquarters in New York in 1971 caucuses with only 29.1 percent of the votes and it MarA 17 and Marine force. Perez de Cuellar, the government freed didn’t exactly slow his drive to the nomination. cause. a 39-year-old Polish U.N. employee Other priests criticized by the Polish and was jailed when she stopped in Reagan's last news conference was Dec. 20. and Church spokesmen said the decision Poland for a vacation in 1979. Those Democrats who want someone else as their . he has averaged only seven a year, far fewer than jailed 4‘/j years ago on charges of regime include the Rev. Jerzy Popie- M ^ h 24 at the to transfer the Rev. Mieczyslaw Nowak espionage. nominee now have a figure to rally around — Sen. recent presidents. luszko, who was arrested briefly last She was sentenced to seven years’ ' Gary Ha'rt of Colorado. Sen. John Glenn of Ohio, who to a much smaller parish far outside Her release secured, Perez de month and still faces prosecution for imprisonment after a secret trial in Warsaw was irreversible, indicating finished a dismal fifth in Ohio, had been considered ichester Cuellar today arrived in Prague, alleged involC’ement with the Solidarity which she reportedly was charged with the No. 2 choice. But he is in terious 5xaruble unless Iran repulses Iraqi attack the confrontation will continue to build. Czechoslovakia on the second leg of his underground, and the Rev. Henryk trying to recruit Communist-bloc na­ Nowak is one of a number of New ampshire Democrats bail him out. S LONDON Iran said today its forces repulsed four-nation tour of eastern Europe. Jankowski, a pastor in Gdansk who is a tionals for the CIA. But Hart got only 15 percent of the vote ii|^Iowa, )imtry Club. a new Iraqi cpunterattack in the 41-month compared to 45 percent for Mondale. Persian Gulf war. killing 200 Iraqis and forcing Mondale help^ write the new rules for picking the attdckers to retreat. Convicts delegates in 1984 and one of those rules leave only one British news reports said a U.S. naval task T errorists week, instead of three, between Iowa and the New force is moving closer to the Persian Gulf and'* Hampshire priipary. Sawings Bank British ships are conducting exercises to meet That gives Mondale the opportunity to go into New threats by Iran to close the Gulf to supertankers threaten to elude police Hampshire with the full momentum of his big Iowa of Manchester carrying oil to the West. finish and not much time for Hart to try and capitalize Tehran radio, quoting an army press release, MASONS Tenn. (UPl) —A search for 'his new second place status. said the Iraqis were forced to flee in the border kill another three “extremely dangerous” convicts Then there is one thing that often finishes off bttle Monday, leaving behind tanks, heavy and # who escaped a weekend dragnet of candidates when evertthing else seems to be going light vehicles and many other weapons. good — money. Mondale sil is drawing on his huge $9 MILAN, Italy — A letter signed by more than lOO lawmen was concen­ Imtjd the Iranians killed 200 Iraqis in the fight. trated today in a west Tennessee million warchest, and will get a fresh influx of Another army statement said Iranian forces the Red Brigades, which claimed it donations from his owa win. assassinated U.S. diplomat Leamon hamlet where one of the fugitives was also ^ ot down an Iraqi helicopter near the oil port seen in a culvert. Hart’s bank-account has been dry for weeks now. city-dr Abadan Tuesday. Hunt in Rome last week, warns is it The Iowa finish will divert a little new casb-his way, planning to kill another U.S. diplomat. The three were among five Fort ■Tehran also claimed victory in a border Pillow State Prison inmates — includ­ but not enough to mount the kind of advertising artillery duel in the Piranshahr and Marivan “The militarist wing has another ing three murderers — who dug up campaign needed (or the week after New Hampshire. The Savings Bank March 24: battlefront in the past 24 hours. Two weeks after New Hampshire — Super Tuesday March 17: Retirement Seminar #1 American diplomat in its sights,” said pistols left for them in a work field, Retirement a letter signed by the Marxist group — is when nine states hold caucuses and primaries on of Manchester 8:45 AM through Lunch. At the jumped two guards and fled Saturday. Seminar # 2 Climber feared in trouble and delivered Monday to the Milan One was recaptured Sunday and the March 13. There is no time for Hart to campaign to invttesyou to reserve Manchester Country Q ub, Man­ office pf the Italian news agency ANSA. filth was believed to have fled in a defeat Mondale in Florida, Massachusetts, Georgia chester Road. Speakers will include 8:45 AM through Lunch. At the ON MOUNT McKlNLEY. Alaska — Searchers ANSA said some anti-terrorist ex­ stolen Cadillac. and Alabama, the four primary states that night. a seat now for some Dr. E. Michael Brady, well-known Manchester Country Club, Manches­ fear Japanese mountain climber Naomi Uemura, perts doubted the authenticity of the Tennessee authorities also were If Mondale sweeps those states, he will likely ibave # gerontologist from the University of ter Road. Speakers for this session last seen by a bush pilot six days ago descending letter and police refused to comment. seeking two prisoners who walked the nomination locked Up even before half the nation’s thoughtfui, insightfui Mount McKinley, is in trouble. Democrats have had a chance to express their choice. Hartford, addressing the subject, will be Wilham Fitzgerald, respected But the message added to the fears of away from a brick-laying detail Friday planiung sessions about “Emodonal Adjustments to Retire­ Probate Judge of Manchester, on the A search team persisted Monday in its efforts to at Nashville's Tennessee State Prison, find the 44-year-old conqueror of North America's Italian authorities that terrorist bands, ment;” and Maigery Schiller, noted subject “Estate Plaiming and Retire­ thought to have been destroyed after where the state's worst criminals are retirement. highest mountain. housed. consultant and writer on family and ment;”, and Ms. Schiller on “Fantasy Rescuers searching crevasses and snow caves the kidnapping of U.S. General Jam es T H E ^ ' r AFT SUPPL Y W hat ab ou t3W«r retirem en t? T h e consumer economics, whose subject Dozier in December 1981, have re­ Teams of lawmen rushed to Mason, vs. Reality: Financial Plarming for below the wind-raked peak of the 20,320-foot 30 miles northeast of Memphis, late Savings Bank of Manchester finds wfll be “Social Security Benefits for Retirement.” Admission by prepaid mountain failed to find any trace of the missing grouped alter a two-year lull and plan a new wave of attacks. Monday when a highway patrolman HOUSE that most praple in, say, their mid 40’s Retirees.” Admission by prepaid reservation climber, the first person to reach the summit by reported seeing one of the Fort Pillow reservation himself in winter. The letter did not name the new or SO’s, see it looming up faster than only. State Prison convicts in a culvert. Is temporarily located only. “We're more concerned than we have been,” target. they’ve made plans for. That’s why, as said ranger Bob Gerhard, referring to earlier Local deputies and state troopers Inskta In the back room The Rome-based U.S. Ambassador to were searching the area in cars and a public service, SBM invites you to suggestions that Uemura hadsimply holedupina the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organi­ snow cave to wait out the bad weather. GerhaiM some law officers went out on foot. two special Saturday morning semi­ zation, former New Jersey Congress- Firztenld said the search would continue today. woman Millicent Fenwick, said she and Haywood County Chief Deputy Jim Of NEW ENGLAND VIDEO at nars devoted to retirement planning. Searchers in ski planes found no trace of other American diplomats have been Parks said the convicts apparently had 841 MAIN STREET The $10 admission fee for each Uemura, said bush pilot Lowell Thomas Jr. told to vary their work routes and eluded a weekend dragnet of police and seminar includes cofifee and dough­ "There was nothing ... not a trace. 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Editor OPINION Connecticut Whealofi says he’ll In Brief soon return to work Jack Crash blamed on support HARTFORD (UPI) - Archbishop lingering cancer cells, but he said the Anderson malignant tumor was so isolated Mondale could pay for labor’s support . CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, — Federal investi­ John F. Whealon says he will need four gators blame a plane crash that killed four weeks to recover from surgery for radiation was not needed at this time. Washington members of an East Hartford family last week on cancer and rebuild his strength before Whealon, spiritual leader of 780,000 that perception in the broadest Reagan in the general election. Roman Catholics in Hartford. Litch­ DES MOINES — There were Merry-Go-Round a broken support structure that caused the right returning to work. possible cross-section of the And it does aljow Mondale to wing to fall off. field and New Haven counties, began snickers when Walter Mondule, Whealon was discharged from St. electorate. After Gary Hart avoid running tA’e risks of second The framework that linked the wings to the his battle with cancer six years ago asked to say where he has Jack Germond Francis Hospital and Medical Center 1^^ f e " - asked that question in the debate thoughts in t h ^ constituencies fuselage broke in the middle of the plane, and the Monday, 10 days after surgery to when a tumor was discovered during a disregarded with the AFL-CIO, m %: r here and Mondale made his most important to him. right wing ripped off in flight, Preston Hicks, a remove cancerous growths from his routine physical examination. told the debate audience here the and National Transportation Safety Board investiga­ bowel. "The Catholic coi)aniunity has been response, Reubin Askew ob­ BUT THERE ARE no free other day: "A s a matter of fact, tor, said Monday. He was released shortly after 10 a.m. indescribably good and generous in Jules Witcover served wryly to Hart that " I lunches. To the extent that U.S.S.R. they came to me in support of my Investigators have not determined why the and his condition was very good; said praying for me. Other Christian didn't quite hear the answer to proposals, in support of my Mondale reinforces his identifi­ support structure on the Beechcraft Bonanza Peg Barnard, hospital spokeswoman. leaders and people as^well as my Syndicated columnists your last question.” budget, in support of my objec­ cation with Lane Kirkland, he came apart. "Cancer is the most graphic re­ Jewish friends have been a religious source of good strength,” Whealon tives lor this country." obviously risks other voters tests war Bernard Lafferty, 43; his wife. Karren, 41; minder of our human Traility and M O N D A LE ’S O PPO N E N TS said. In light of Mondale's ardent believing they are being ex­ Melanie, 10; and Holly, 7, werfe killed when, their common m ortality." Whealon, 63, told "1 leave St. Francis with sentiments are not solely responsible for his cluded. That is the price he seems plane crashed into an Interstate 64 median strip reporters at a news conference. pursuit of the Big Labor endorse­ of profound gratitude to the thousands people who want to support me. " that Ted Kennedy, then Carter's problem, however. The former cherhicals near Charlottesville. "1 have been overwhelmed by so ment last year, that has to w in the ' willing to pay for the closeness of ol people who during these days have rival lor the nomination, had put vice president has been far more much prayerful support from the civic prize lor being disingenuous it not THAT. OF tOt'RSE. is not the the alliance with Big Labor. WASHINGTON - The National expressed their concern and prayers.” vociferous than any of them in community — from President Reagan downright shameless. And what issue here. No one expects Fritz politics ahead of the national But it is also true that the Security Council has delivered a the archbishop said. pledging himself to the domestic UAW’s Greenleaf to retire to Gov. William O'Neill, from the it tells us is that Fritz Mondale Mondule to bite the hand that interest by taking a position course Mondale has chosen to report to President Reagan warn­ lieutenant governor and various may­ content bill that has become such BRISTOL — Thomas Greenleaf, the president UPI photo has decided to brazen out the teeds him. But neither is it against the embargo that Mon­ follow has strategic risks if the ing of a frightening new develop­ ors and city officials there has been an an important symbol not only to of the United Auto Workers Local 1500 and the increasing pressure to show realistic lor Mondule to believe dale now says was really his own, Democratic equation changes ment in biological warfare. The immense consolation." Whealon said. Piano players man many credit with the reopening of the Bristol he cun withstand the pressure the auto workers but organized over the next few'weeks. He is so Whealon was hospitalized Feb. 8 and some independence from organ­ as well, secret alert is based on CIA Brass Co., has announced his retirement. What do more than 18 million Gold Rush girl labor in general. And although underwent surgery Feb. 10 to remove a ized labor. Irom his rivals simply by saying locked in the embrace of his assessments that the Soviets have Greenleaf, 64, has represented Bristol Brass Americans have in common? They That has been glaringly ob­ everything is just dandy, so don't Mondale quarrels about the fig­ supporters, any attempt to dis­ large malignant growth in his lower play the piano, making it the most There are 14 saloons dating back to the days of the Gold Rush 2 THE FACT IS, however, that developed gene-splicing tech­ workers for the past 10 years. He will officially ures, it is clear his proposals on bowel, his second operation in 10 days. vious in the aftermath of that bother me. citing an individual case in whi^h tance himself would be inter­ niques as ominous as the atom- retire next month after 34 years with Bristol popular instrument among amateur still operating in California. Smiley's, in western Marin County, domestic programs have made Surgeons removed rectal muscle tissue debate. Asked again the follow­ Ironically. Mondule does have Mondale and his major consti­ preted as certain evidence of Brass. musicians in this cou i^y. The other st'akes a claim as one of the oldest. It has been serving whiskey, splitting discoveries that led to the and performed a colostomy, creating a ing day to name an issue on w hich an answer he could use these him vulnerable to the accusation political panic. "If it wasn’t for Tommy and thejobhedid... the nine instruments roimding out the tuencies disagree wouldn't be nuclear bomb. new anal opening in the intestine. wine and beer since the mid-1800s. At the current-day Smiley's, he wants to return to the kind of place (Bristol Brass) would not be going," said amateur's top 10 are the guitar, organ, he differed with AFL-CTO Presi­ days with special pertinence in likely to dissolve the political The new pressure obviously The startling evidence i§ con­ Whealon said doctors had discussed Felicia Lee Hooper serves loggers and fishermen with a colorful liberalism that Hart and several Torn Curtin, subregional director of UAWs clarinet, drums, flute, trumpet, violin, dent Lane Kirkland. Mondale low a — the grain embargo in t980 issue anyway. The image of the should come as no surprise to a tained in CIA reports, classified radiation therapy to destroy any others consider political disaster Region 9A, in Farmington. harmonica and saxophone. Amazon parrot on her shoulder replied: "There are obvious that labor supported and Mon­ leading Democratic candidate politician as experienced as Fritz "Secret," which declare flatly that in the age of Ronald Reagan and Bristol Brass had been the bread and butter for issues on which we disagree but dale now says he opposed within being totally committed to the Mondale. And he is clearly aware the Russians could use their new more than one generation of families in Bristol I'm not going to spend my time the Carter administration. But $200 billion federal deficits. of the hazards that face any specilic aims ol the AFL-CIO and biotechnology to incapacitate or . and surrounding towns. The region suffered a outlining differences with a that would be political poison the National Education Associa­ So long as Mondale holds the front-runner, even one in such an destroy entire populations in a severe blow when the 133-year-old mill closed Justices curb ballgames, fine auto renters friend of mine. " because it w ould recall the strong tion and other labor groups is too dominant position he now enjoys apparently unassailable position. future conflict. August 1982. And asked still again, he defense he made then ol the But it also seems quite possible w ell tixed in the political in the Democratic pecking order, In stark language, the docu­ The mill opened its doors again a year ago unanimous opinion. In another case, the court upheld the compensatory and exemplary dam­ responded: " I have diflerences. embargo he later disavowed. And that Mondale may have underes­ Bv Bruno V. Ranniello community. all this may not be a serious ments warn that the United States under new ownership after local and state United Press International Healey also noted the original Little treble-damage award of $706,524 ages and a judge trebled the compensa­ People know that. I'm not going it would recall the controversy And the other Democrats are problem for him — or, at least, timated the price he would pay is dangerously far behind in government, business and union officials worked League organization had observed the against a rental car agency and a tory damages against all three defend­ for months to put the deal together. to spend time trying to olfend that arose when he suggested clearly determined to nourish not until he confronts President for reaching that position. developing bio-tech weapons. One HARTFORD — Little League organ­ injunction for seven years: motorist who collided head-on with ants, bringing the total award to CIA report estimates that the izers in Monroe have struck out in a another car Jan, 4, 1979. killing Kim $1,184,763. Soviets will be able to deploy these Youth held in state man’s death decision issued by the Connecticut The court also rejected a claim that Marie Gionfriddo. The court said Ms. Gionfriddo was h^ror weapons in three to five Supreme Court that ruled they were off an order for the defendants to pay $328 The court rejected arguments by NEW ORLEANS — A 17-year-old was held on in court costs' was punitive and killed by a rented car driven by Avis and Chrysler which claimed they yiears. Other scientists contend base in conducting games in violation In Manchester .murder charges today in the shooting death of a of a seven-year-old court order. inconsistent with a finding ol civil Michael K. Gilliam "while intoxicated, should not be subject to treble damages that bio-tech warfare is more than Connecticut trading company executive killed The court ruling issued Monday contempt. in a heinous, willful and reckless sought by Frank F. Gioniriddo. the a decade away. while jogging from his French Quarter hotel. agreed with a group of residents who The contempt was civil and the manner. " victim's father. Of course, the production of Wade Paul Jackson of New Orleans surren­ claimed the corporation running the "sanctions imposed upon the defdnd- A Superior Court jury lound Gilliam, In a dissenting opinion, Justice David unit harmful biological agents for use dered to police and was charged in the murder of baseball organization in 1982 defied an ants were remedial, not punitive, " the the Avis Rent-A-Car System Inc. and M. Shea sided with the two rental against people, animals or crops is Jerry Posner, 61, of Norwalk, homicide Detective injunction issued seven years earlier justices said. Chrysler Leasing Corp. liable for agencies. strictly prohibited under the 1972 Cyril Davillier said Monday. that prohibited Saturday and Sunday Biological Weapons Convention, Jackson turned himself in (ate Sunday, a day games on a field near their homes. still has big job which the Soviets signed. But this after Posner was killed as he jogged along a street The high court also ruled the sandlot during a business visit to the city. Court keeps Medicaid records private had not deterred the Soviets from promoters in contempt of court and Posner was vice president of the chemical said they should pay for the costs rushing ahead with bio-tech re­ division of Marubani America Corp. of New York. incurred by the residents who had to go Bv Susan E. Kinsman ients," the justices said. recognizing "recipients' identities It s no small task to review carefully so it does not end up search. Declares a secret CIA The company is the American branch of one of to court a second time for the same United Press International "F or this reason, we believe that the were privileged information. " The t a school system's entire with "big piles of nothing,'' report: "The evidence points Japan's largest trading companies. relief. FOIC order was improper and the newspaper said "identilying individual strongly to illegal production or appeal ol the DIM should have been curriculum. something member Richard In 1975, property owners obtained an HARTFORD — The Connecticut recipients by a unique number w ill be storage of biological agents and Supreme Court has ruled a state sustained, " they ruled. satisfactory." Conde warned against when Gas leak leads to evacuation order from Bridgeport Superior Court That's why it was a good weapons." against the town and Monroe Little confidentiality law overrules The Hart­ On July 27, 1979, the Courant asked Court records showed the newspaper idea lor Manchester's ad hoc the group met Thursday. The technical name for this BROOKFIELD — A dozen homes were League Inc. on grounds they violated ford Courant's right to get detailed the department for detailed informa­ revised its request on Aug. 6. 1979, 4 evacuated as a precaution after a cracked valve zoning regulations and created a information about drugs issued to tion about prescription drugs made asking for computer tapes containing F Citizens' Committee on Cur­ If the members of the research is "recombinant DNA Medjcaid recipients. available to public assistance recip­ "a lile of all invoices received Irom riculum and Instruction to citizens' committee are to technology." It is also referred to caused a 1,000 gallon propane gas tank to leak nuisance with the weekend games. outside the Candlewood Tennis Club. In April 1982, Monroe Little League In a unanimous decision issued ients under the Medicaid program. Connecticut providers lor prescription as "gene-splicing," "genetic engi­ divide its resources and study present a comprehensive and There were no explosions and no injuries as formed Little League Baseball of Monday, the justices ordered a lower The DIM said it would produce lists ol drugs purchased by Medicaid in the neering," "biotechnology" and separately the areas of math, balanced report to the Board Brookfield volunteer firefighters watered down Monroe Inc. and played some of its court to reverse a ruling against the prescribers and facilities, including past year, excluding the name ol the science, social studies, lan­ of Education, they will in "synthetic biology." It has to do two, half-full tanks outside the club until the games on weekends.at the disputed state Department of Income Mainte­ their identifying numbers and the patient aiid-or client. " with DNA, or deoxyribonucleic amount of payments by DIM to each guage, arts and elective short order have to begin danger of explosion eased several hours after the location. nance to release the information to the When the DIM tailed to comply, the acid, which is the basic genetic incident began about 10:30 a.m. Monday. The high court said the new corpora­ newspaper. prescribe!' and facility. Courant complained lo the FOl Com­ studies. sitting the wheat from the ingredient. The gas in the affected tank was transferred to tion was almost identical to the old The high court's decision also over­ But it refused to provide a list ol mission which ordered disclosure Even having done so, the chaff. That means avoiding The Soviets have developed a another tank of the same size by a crew for the organization. The court said the new ruled the state Freedom of Information drugs prescribed by a provider to "deleting applicant or recipient names E individual recipients on a particular group has set itself no small buzzwords and coming up process for removing segments of Norbert Mitchell Co. group's claims it was not bound by the Commission, which ordered disclosure and substituting an identilying code." when the DIM refused to comply with a dale or the prescription dosage and task by planning to frame a with specific proposals that DNA from the cell of one species Brookfield police closed Candlewood Lake terms of the 1975 order because it was A Superior Court dismissed DlM 's Road and Elbow Hill Road to traffic and not in existence "avails it nothing. " portion of the Courant's request. number of doses prescribed. appeal ol the order, rejecting the and attaching them to that of comprehensive report by- would really "strengthen, .evacuated about a dozen families from South " I t ’s difficult to see how the defend­ "We cannot agree with the trial court The department claimed the inlor- department's five arguments against June on the curriculum's revitalize and renew" the WWSTlMCra another, thereby creating a new . Mountain Road as a precaution. ants thought that by simply changing that the present record establishes that mation would intrude upon the conli- disclosure. organism. strengths and weaknesses. existing curriculum. CCCIREP their name they could avoid the access to the information sought by the dentiality of-individual Medicaid recip­ The SupremeCourt disagreed. It said FSWW>KEMtt consequences of the 1975 order, " wrote Courant cannot conceivably lead to the ients, which is protected by law. DIM'S records were exempt as confi­ There's no question that the THE m i l i t a r y a p p l i c a ­ Shooting charges lodged Justice Arthur H. Healey in the identity' of individual Medicaid recip­ The Courant never asked for names. dential • endeavour is worthwhile. t i o n IS awesome. CIA sources NORWALK — Police charged a city man with B Combined with another re­ told my associate Dale Van Atta opening fire in the Recovery Room Lounge and port currently being pro­ Good show! that the Soviets will be able to wounding two people, including a woman with duced on the Manchester reproduce mysterious human sub­ whom he reportedly was once romantically Dropouts form ‘permanent underclass’: study stances and produce super-viruses involved. curriculum by high school Congratulations to Jennifer Open forum / Readers' views . Matthew Robinson was arrested at his home more deadly than any known to teachers, the citizens' report Joy and two other Manches­ m ortly after the shooting at 1:45 a.m. Monday BRIDGEPORT (UPI) -i An econ­ ing economy hold little hope for the ished parents, the group said. The man today. ages ol 16 and 24 who conipleled les.s will provide the system with ter women who swept the Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 and charged with two counts of first-degree omy which requires special training for large number of educationally and idleness and despair felt by young than four year.s of high sihool were For example, the Soviets could the most meager of jobs has made economically disadvantaged ^youths an in-depth look at itself from awards at the Miss Greater assault. people often results in teenage preg­ unemployed. reproduce such human substances Police said he was suffering from an overdose prospects bleak for school dropouts, who leave school each year, the council nancies and crime. The rule for blacks was 45.4 pereeiu the perspectives of parents Vernon Pageant on Saturday as growth hormones, which have of prescription drugs when he was found and was whose despair may lead to violence and said. In Bridgeport, the slate's largest and compared wilh a 2» percent jobless and citizens as welt as that of night. never been duplicated. One U.S. admitted to Norwalk Hospital. drug abuse, business leaders have city, statistics for 1982 showed 55.6 rate lor people in the same age group its own teachers. Miss Joy, receiving the 1984 Bad comments about settlement expert estimates the Russians Also admitted were the man and the woman hit warned. ,"The end result will be a permanent percent of dropouts were male; 40 who graduated from high school. underclass that is a disruptive force, a may be able to reproduce brain by shots Robinson allegedly fired in the downtown A recent report by the Bridgeport- percent Hispanic; 34 percent black; And citizen input is some­ title, reclaimed the crown she drain on the economy and a threat lo a bar. area Business-Industry Council paints and 24 percent white. "Twenty or thirty years ago. youngs­ To the Editor: Since my hookup is not with chemicals, which send command stable productive society,” the council thing every school system wore two years ago. Man­ It is odd that we can afford Carl Mayers, 35, of Norwalk^ was listed as a dismal future of chronic unemploy­ National figures from the U.S. ters who dropped out could go into the them, I'd like to know why all these signals to various parts of thg ment, idleness and drug dependency said. needs, especially considering chester residents Elizabeth 1 am appalled at Mr. Tucci's .special sidewalks for the old satisfactory today. Patricia Walls, 24, also of Department of Education and Bureau service, or pick up a job pumping gas, " people showed up; who paid for the body. The fear is that the Soviet^ for dropouts. Most dropouts enter adulthood worse the decline in the nation's French and Heather Hornyak conimenls about the settlement for Cheney sweatshops, but can’t ' Norwalk, was in serious condition. of Labor Statistics found that as of 1981, said Monroe School Superintendent gas and costs, etc. I would also like will be able to produce them in Discrimination and a rapidly chang­ off economically than their impover­ about 27 percent of people between the public schools 4bat has been were the runners-up. Peg Martin. Peg was a driving come up with a bucket of fill for Peter A. Arile. to know what gives them the right quantity and load them into spray force tor most of the good things other parts of the town. Rare tobacco Is returned so widely reported. Miss Joy now goes on to the Take a drive down Oakland to monitor my private alert weapons. This bio-gas would disor­ that happened in this town for HARTFORD — A 100-year-old man whose last But the committee would Miss Connecticut competi­ Street and see where priorities are. system. I have used the ambulance ient and destroy the human braini Happiness no cure, years. She had endless energy and tins of rare tobacco were stolen two weeks ago Limits likely be wise to budget its time tion. We wish her luck. when I needed it, but prefer not to Even more disturbing, the So­ worked for the good of We are giving away freebies left received good news Monday when 22 of the 48 tins have every emergency vehicle in viets could use biotechnology td Manchester. and right to businesses to increase ■ that were stolen were returned. say state’s doctors on clamming the tax base, and the average town out front scaring my neigh­ combine the most infectious, most; Perhaps Mr.Tucci is unaware The tobacco was returned to police after a taxpayer is getting ignored. bors, when I just need 2 quiet virulent and most indestructible newspaper story explained Augusto Govoni, had that her first surgery had to be cut BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Doctors agree the risk of FAIRFIELD (UPI) - Town Several years ago, one of our strong men to get me off the floor. I characteristics of disease-causing ordered the last available tins of Mac Barten’s, short — and she suffered many stress-related illness like ulcers and heart disease can officials may restrict clamming to Berry's World resent my phone being monitored organisms to form super-viruses. The SolventMixture, a Danish brand no longer months before a second try could factories was listed as the 3rd be reduced with a positive attitude but most remain halt a 10-year decline in the 2 imported to the United States. The blend has been highest asbestos pollutor in the by 911 or anyone else. If it seems hard to believe that skeptical about claims good health is merley a state of shellfish population in shoreline be completed. She put up with Govoni's favorite for years. , entire state of Connecticut. Maybe Mr. Tucci could help me the Soviets would experiment with mind. waters blamed on pollution and terrible pain with her usual cheer­ ’ Police Monday turned the tins over to Richard out. I ’d like ail these people off my such civilization-destroying tech­ Many doctors believe a good attitude can have help restore the abundance en­ ful smite. Stein of the De La Concha tobacco shop in the I'd like Mr. Tucci's comments nology, consider this grim excerpt certain unspecific effects on disease: perhaps joyed for three centuries. back or I'll be suing the town for Hartford Civic Center. Stein bought the tobacco She should have sued the town about that. I admire Mr. Tucci for from a secret CIA report: reducing pain, shortening recovery or prol6nging life A seven-member shellfish com­ harassment and invasion of pri­ for Govoni, and the tins were stolen from Stein's for triple the amount — she had to at least speaking out on issues, but somewhat for the terminally ill. ' mission has been established with vacy. Let’s get something done "Since World War II, sporadic sell her’home because she can no feel he is very wrong about what . car. But Dr. Everett Cooper, chairman of the an agenda that calls tor limiting BEFORE the fact for a change. reports and allegations have beeii " I feel wonderful. I really feel happy. And I ’ll longer go upstairs. Her husband this town owed Peg Martin. She department of medicine at St. Vincent's Medical the number of shellfish harvested, I do not wish to imply that the received concerning Soviet invol­ feel even better if I get the rest back," said took early retirement because of was a whirlwind, on the go for the Center in Bridgeport, said disease has a biology that continuing ellorts to clean up the paramedic program is not a good vement in offensive biological Giovanni, a smoker for more than 80 years. the hell Peg went through. town and every person in it. We the mind has little effect upon. water and re-seeding and tras- one for people who need it. I would weapons development. Sources of planting clams to better locutions. The Herald printed an article destroyed part of her. $62,000 is " I ’m not ruling it out, but I strongly question how just like to judge for myself when the allegations have ranged fron] Crash cycle was stolen self-healing can change the biology of a disease. Town officials said they could about little old ladies going to court pretty meager payment for doing and if I need it. low-level defectors to high-level Willing it to go away seems inconceivable," he said. wait no longer to reverse the and getting large settlements and so. ENFIELD — Police say a motorcyle involved 1 would hope Mr. Tucci would Soviet academicians. High-level . in a fatal crash Saturday was stolen earlier in the However, he and other physicians take a wholistic shellfish decline and said clforts in while she laughed, it hurts her I have not written a letter for address himself to some of these political and military leaders have week. approach to medicine and consider both the physical recent years to ease pollution deeply. Peg is not vindictive, — 1 some time, so I will include the % * increased chances for success. problems. It's always good to hear also alluded to possession ol George Y. Kauffman, 30'. of Enfield, crashed and emotional condition of patients when prescribing personally would have sued the following. treatement. The deqjine actually began his views, even though I strongly biological weapons.” ; into the back of a parked car at Middlesex Drive town and ended up owning Town My illness causes occasional and Windham Road at about 12:30 p.m. Saturday, "Any good physician will be aware of the mental around the turn of the century but disagree with his comments about Hall. muscle weakness and I fall on the police said. He was admitted to the Bay State side of a patient," Cooper said. "A positive mental became serious about 10 years ago hazards here in town. THE DOCUMENT describe^ What's Mr. Tucci's baloney floor. I have a private Medic Alert Medical Center in Springfield, Mass., where he attitude can promote good health. A good attitude is when shellfish started to vanish. Elinor A. Patten other developments, which hav^ "Frankly, 1 don't know why it about the town not being responsi­ in my pocket to alert the 8th died of head injuries later in the afternoon, police especially important in preventing stress-related 33 Mather St. been "closely observed by the illnesses like peptic, ulcers, hypertension, heart wasn’t done sooner, " First Select- ble for that pothole on a dark District volunteers, who come and said. intelligence community." For ex­ . Police said Kauffman was not wearing a disease, irritable bowel syndrome." woman Jacquelyn Durrell said of street? pick me up and put me back in the ample, the Russians have "ac­ helmet. He was riding a small Yamaha motorcyle Dr. Leon Tec, a Westport psychiatrist, agreed that shellfish proposal. Every one of us in this town is chair. The last time I needed this quired significant technology and that was stolen between Thursday and Saturday how a person views the world can affect health. Open Space Manager Kenneth responsible for the suffering Peg service, the 911 monitored the call Letters policy equipment, built large-scale bio4 from the back yard of a house. Police have not When a person is under chronic stress, he said, the \ Placko said there once was a large has gone through and still faces, and I had fire engine, poiice, body's endocrine system pumps an overdose of number of commercial and recrea­ The Manchester Herald logical fermentation facilities and determined who took the motorcyle. and Mr. Tucci would do well to get hormones, which upset the immune system and make tional clammers in Fairfield, but ambulance, etc. outside and para­ welcomes letters to the made progress in other area$ off his soapbox and use his energy a person more susceptible to disease. the spread of pollution limited open medics insisting I go in the editor. considered useful should Moscow to get the potholes filled. Carr for a day? When a person is calm, a hormonal balance occurs areas and brought the once- ambulance to the em ergency Letters should be brief and decide to pursue production d throughout the body and the immune system works at thriving industry to a standstill. If he is making such an effort, room, to see if anything was to the point. They should be ' NEW HA"VEN — The Board of Aldermen will biological weapons.” | peak efficiency. Tec said. "People who enjoy life are Other officials said diking and let's hear about it. If not, then I broken. Meanwhile I was lying on a typed or neatly hand-written, consider a petition to rename Church Street for In sudden alarm, the Defense healthier emotionally and physically. They get sick filling of marshes also destroyed think he owes the Martins an anc(, for ease in editing, one day only, March 17. If approved, the UPI ohoto hardwood floor. 1 finally asked Department began w orkii» fever! less,” he said. food production and growing apology. should be double-spaced. downtown thoroughfare will become Joseph T. my volunteers to get me up off the ishly on programs to^efenci A'sm all segment of health experts do believe the areas. With fewer areas open to It will be a sad day when a couple The Herald reserves the Carr Boulevard. Carefull — floor which' they did, but the mind possesses the power to cure disease. collect clams, shellfish are rapidly "Hey. that’s pretty good, Fritz 'Vote for me right to edit letters in the against biological weapons. The „ Church Street is part of the St. Patrick's Day go hand in hand for a walk in our paramedics insisted I sign some Dr. Bernie Siegel, a surgeon at Yale-New Haven being depleted in the available cause / need the work. ' interests of brevity, clarity Pentagon's biological research Parade as was Carr, a parade organizer for many Vanessa Banker, 5, of Somerville, Mass., tries roller town, with a thought of "let the release form. I did so, just to get Hospital, claims spontaneous remissions of some waters, Placko said. and taste. has increased 54 percent since years until his recent death. The petition was filed skating for the first time during the recent snap of warm walkers beware." them ali out of here. cancers can be attributed to the power of the mind. 1980. : by City Clerk John A. Keyes as a "m emorial weather in New England. Keeping an eye on Vanessa in gesture.” Aside from traditional treatments, he uses hyphf^sis, One whole dill pickle contains biofeedback and visuai imagery with cancer patien Somerville’s Foss Park is her brother, .Joseph, 16. five calories. 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1984 - 9 Tuesday TV

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Well, rate, it will have a major impact on Well, it appeal's that (loiding the moving merry-go-round? Offi­ 6:30P.M. CD - Laugh-In Two expatriate Americans in 2:00 A.M. neutral Portugal try to foil a Ger­ if you are able to see Dr. Hay our educational system. He goes as title of Teacher of the Year has cially his term ends in July when C£) - One Day at a Time d ) - N e w s dD ~ Honaymooners CD - CBS News Nightwatch man scheme to capture the Duke somewhere, sometime during his far as to predict that students will many advantages, and it does. Hay the 1984 Teacherof the Year begins CE) - CBS Newa dD - MOVIE: Deer Hunter Pt. ® - Leave It to Beaver 1 ' CD - MOVIE; 'The Last of the and Duchess of Windsor. Robert busy schedule, ask him about it. He eventually receive information has the chance to meet with people, his travels. However, he antici­ dD - Sanford and Son Red Buttons, Sean Connery, Mel by a man who wants some dia­ @ ) - Crossfire Wagner. 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Reilly decides to become d $ - Billy Crystal -A Comic’s Wagner, Stuart Whitman, John - Freeman Reports ® • Bob Newhart Show hostile Indian country. Steve For­ dD - NCAA Basketball; St. What exactly is Hay’s schedule from his own. For example, he has obligation tacitly continues. U n e . friendly with Russia's Minister of page. 2 W ayne 1962 - Noticiero Nadonai SIN Marine w hose influertce could ob­ ® dD - Remington Steele ^ - Nightlina rest. Ned Rbmero, Don Shanks. John's at Georgetown (This like? According to him, "There is However, Hay has not only dealt talked to teachers from Pueblo What does the future hold for Dr. Noticias nacionales con Guillermo 09) NCAA Basketball: 1977,a tain for England a big military co n ­ Laura and Remington are given (j^ - Ten O'clock News game is subject to blackout) Restrepo. Ciemson at Virginia 8:30 P.M. no typical week’s schedule." A with futuristics and education. He Indihn Schools in New Mexico and Hay? Weil, he expects to be back at tract (60 min.) (Closed one hour to live when Major Des- “ Joe Franklin Show (X) - Carol Burnett and Friends CD ® > Jefferaona - MOVIE: The Carpetbag­ Captioned) colin pays a return visit to their 12:00 A.M. d i) - Hot Spots normal seven days usually in­ has also shared projections on the to teachers in the inner city schools MHS teaching next year. His job is dD ~ Emergency ® - ABC News gers’ This drama concerns Jonas ' ( D ta i - Ripleys Believe It or d D ■* American Playhouse 'The office. (60 min.) CD CD ~ Hawaii Five-0 (S) "■ Newsnight Update cludes five to six presentations, economy, the family structure and of Chicago. here if he wants it. However, he has N o t ^ (3) - MOVIE: 'Threshold' A Cord, Jr., a movie dynamo and Cafeteria.' Bob Dishy and ZohrS 3 ) - N e w s interviews, doing correspondence, changes on other pertinent issues. Another advantage concerns contemplated leaving the MHS (SD - Business Report dD - Likely Stories #2 CD ~ Magnum, P.l. heart surgeon must withstand the industrialist who has many ( E - MOVIE; .'Fighting Back' Lamport star in Isaac Bsshevis (3) - Family: Refuge or Prison? - Star Trek pressure of performing the first traveling on an airplane and In essence, he wants people to Hay’s opportunity to meet famous school system simply because he 7:00P.M. w om en in his life George Pep- This is the true story of Rocky Singer's story about a European- dD 4:30 A.M. pard, Carroll Baker, Alan Ladd. artificial heart transplant. Donald making an appearance at MHS. consider how to prepare for Americans. He has been able to has two children to put through dD - CBS News Bleier's Courageous comeback born writer and a wom an w ho are - That's Hollywood dl9 - MOVIE; 'Star Trek II: The dD “ Abbott and Costello 1964 from Vietnam injury to football survivors of the holocaust (60 Wrath of Khan' The crew of the Sutherland, Jeff Goldblum, Mare Sometimes, he even spends an changes. discuss issues of education with the college. His son is fifteen and it - N igh ta lk Winningham. 1982. Rated PG. W - N e w s CD ® ) - M»A*S*H dD - Prime News stardom with tbe Pittsburgh Siee- min.) (Closed Captioned) Starship Enterprise loads the entire week making speeches Being Teacher of the Year gives President of the United States, the won’t be long before Hay will have - Tic Tec Dough lers. Robert Unch, Art Carney. 10:30P.M. w icked Khan into a lethal battle of O ) - All American Wrestling CD dD - A Team The A Team 4:45 A.M. across the country. Hay a significant amount of « Secretary of Education, and many to consider the expenses of college. 9:30 P.M. wits. William Shatner, Leonard GD - ABC News tangles w ith a terrorist group that Bonnie Bedelia. 1980. CD - Nine on New Jersey (S) - Dating Game - MOVIE: ‘Zapped’ A sh/ Nimoy. Ricardo Montalban. All of Hay’s appointments are influence on a state and national Congressmen. "That kind of op­ If ever a point in time does come has kidnapped an heiress. (60 (H) " Chespirito Sene comica. GD dS) - Oh Madeline Made­ science whiz develops telekinetic r p - Saturday Night Live d D - N e w s 1982 Rated PG. (3) - Our M iss Brooks arranged by the Council of Chief level. In the Connecticut Depart­ portunity your classroom teacher when Hay will have to change jobs, Roberto Gomez Bolanos, Florinda line's night with the girls leads her powers after a lab accident. Scott min.) d p - Countdown to '84 Today 's dD - Jeffersons g Meza. Ruben Aguirre. to 'losing.her shirt' at a new gam­ (3) - NCAA Basketball: 2:30A.M. Baio. Willie Aames. Rated R. State School Offices in Washing­ ment of Education he is used by just doesn’t have," says Hay. he would consider college teach­ @ - MOVIE: 'The Wilderness program features weekly prev­ (S) - SportaCenter bling club. Ciemson at Virginia ton, D.C. They send him forms to Subject Area Consultants to deter­ However, despite all the fame ing. He feels that professors have a Family' A family faces a rocky 9:00 P.M. iews and profiles of the 1984 CD - CBS News Nightwatch d S - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ road to survival in the Rockies dD - De Fiesta Olympics. 0 9 - Dr. Gene Scott JIP approve his speaking engage­ mine what the future impacts will and glory there are some distinct freedom that public school gram looks at the hottest trends QD - The Merv Show when they abandon the urban rat 10:00 P.M. - Alfred Hitchcock (S B ® - Thicke of the Night iS ) - Crossfire Brrril ments. He reviews them and he has be on various educational topics. drawbacks to Hay’s position. His teachers don'L possess. Also, he and performers in the world of race for life in the wilderness. CD - Three's Company CD “ N e w s (S) ~ Newsnight (8) - Happy Days Again the opportunity to refuse a confer­ In fact, he has had a request to absences for long lengths of time has thought of administrative entertainment. Robert Logan. 1975. Rated G. Jack gets asked to bare all in his dD - 2 4 H oras The coldest day ever art instructor's figure drawing ence if he wishes. However, he has meet with the home economics puts a strain on his family life. work concerning the shaping of - Star Trek d $ © )- Nova It s About Time ■ CD dD - Hart to Hart The Harts (3) " Independent Network dD - MOVIE: 'Man Without a 2:45 A.M. class. [Closed Captioned] become ensnared in the smug­ Star’ A ranch foreman helps the recorded in the United only used this veto power once. consultant to discuss how the With his busy schedule there is curriculum. - Moneyline Dudley Moore hosts this took at N e w s 3 - MOVIE; The B^^at' A gling of ancient Greek artifacts. lady owner fight a neighboring States was in Prospect the concept of time. (R) (60 min.) d $ - MOVIE: Strpker Ace' A dD - MacNeil/Lohrer Newsh- young girl becomes the victim of So, as Hay tours the nation, what future might change that particu­ ■ little time for family recreation. In When asked to sum up his life as 1 2 ) - N e w s (60 min.) (Closed Captioned) rancher in a barbed wire war. Kirk (Closed Captioned) race-car driver schemes to even our demonic possession from wn!t^ Creek Camp, Alaska, on is his message to the American lar subject. addition. Hay is tired of traveling. Teacher of the Year, he uses the & - Business Report the score with a conniving cor­ Douglas, Jeanne Crain, Claire ® --MOVIE: 'The Longest dD - Independent Network no one can save her. Linda Btair> Jan. 23,1971. The temper­ public? To put it simply, he wants True, he is visiting many wonder­ porate kingpin Burt Reynolds. N e w s Trevor. 1955. Nationally, Hay’s position term "A Cinderella Year.” - El Maleficio D ay’ P art 1 Story of D-Day in 11:00 P.M. Max von Sydow, Ellen Burstyn. ature dropped to minus everyone to become aware of the Loni Anderson. 1983. Rated PG. 1976 Rated R ranges from being on scholarship ful cities, but according to him, "I 'Well, in this fairy tale the prince - Entertainment Tonight V^orld W ar II as seen through the dD - Top Rank Boxing from dD dD <2$ 0$ - News 12:30 A.M. 79.8 degrees F. The camp eyes of the Americans. French; - Riptide Cody and Nick Dallas. 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RMERICAW C I COUUP FIRE L AP claims, "The book as a dispenser Education on a grant selections correcting papers or caleteria Teacher of the Year. OF b u l l e t © b e f o r e HERO, you TOOK YOUR , of information is on its way out." VACATION AT THE f I FIND WY you f o u n d you B S . BRIDGE ASTRO Dr. Lee Hay committee. There he had the duty, but being in the classroom — Lynn Michaud , , ,■ WRONE PLACE OULLET- event he held 13 cards, five L a n d t i m e . •a r n of which were spades, and GRAPH NORTH 2-21-84 seven high-card Mints. HSW Staff ♦ A874 West, who had four cards Expectations can VAQ63 in each unhid suit, stuck in Boys swim team ♦ K742 one of those modern nega­ Editor-in-Chief Lisa Gates ♦ 6 tive doubles to show support News editor Meg Harvey for the unhid suits. His hand WEST EAST ^Birthday be devastating Feature editor Jeffry Borgida was light, but it was his turn Sports editor Heidi Sullivan F ♦ 53 4 K 2 to bid. WJ942 VK8 Art editor Heather Reading North redoubled. East Feb. 22,19M I felt sorry for the United States strong, though young. But upsets has stronger: season ♦ QJ10 3 4965 Photo editor Susan Marte jumped to three clubs to Olympic hockey team when I happen — just as they did four ♦ Q73 ♦AKJ1084 show his very good hand and A number of changes are In Adviser Zane Vaughan store lor you this coming year. heard tjie team lost its third years ago — except that this time, SOUTH to invite three no-tramp or straight game. It wasn’t so much the U.S. was on the losing end. The reader is asked to put the Town Swim Team for a number of tyle) , Bob Mghan (Breaststroke), ♦ QJ1096 Some may occur In the twin-' five clubs. West wasn’t kling of an eye. Because variety because of the Olympic loss. I am Too many of us forget that it is nationality of the winner. newspaper down, stand up, and. years and since the beginning of Tracy O’Connell (Freestyle), W H A T A B O U T , WELL, IT'S SO M E COME ON, EVERYTHING W10 7 5 interested. /' is the style ol life to which you This does not mean that we clap his hands with enthusiasm. last season he is now head coach. DaveOstuni (Freestyle). Juniors: THEN MAYBE YOU'D / LET'S ♦ A8 sure that members of the team upsets and “ miracles” which IT, WHAT UNUSUAL, BUT WIZER! THE ALL RIGHT, LIKE T'CHANGE OUR/ MAKE IT A North Jumped to four aspire, these events should be were proud to be in medal make the Olympic gamss most should not feel pride and root for That standing ovation was to let The team’s captain is Gahan Brant Beaulieu (D iving), Peter S E E NOTHING IN THE OPENING SUZ? LITTLE BET...SAY I tHOUSANR 4952 spades and South had to try appealing. American representatives. The the Boys’ Swim Team know what a Fallone. When asked how he felt RULES AGAINST IT/ CEREMONIES contention. No, I . feit sorry for exciting, no matter who is the Harrison (Distance), Jeff Larkin o 800 BONES INSTEAD V TUNKi Vulnerable: Neither to make it. Olympics bring about a feeling of superior job they did. the team performed, he replied, (Freestyle), Kent Michaud E them because of the expectations ABE ABOUT O F 7 0 0 ? West opened the diamond victor. TO BEGIN! Dealer: E)ast which many of the Americans back American Olympics fans were nationalism, which is healthy for 'Their record was 5-4. The "The swim team this year is (Breaststroke), Erling Nielson queen. South won in dummy PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) us. However, we have no right to improvement shown has been greatly improved from last year. West North East South and led a club. Ehist won and You tend to believe everything home had placed on them. overjoyed to see Debbie Arm­ (Freestyle), Paul Quickenton remarkable (Last year the team We have had a winning season 14 14 returned a diamond to you hear today. This could “They are afraid to come strong and Christiam Cooper come criticize our athletes who lose. (Freestyle). Sophomore: Flyd Dbl. Redbl. 34 Pass South’s ace. South ruffed a make It possible for a conniv­ home,” said one of the ABC out of the Women’s Grand Slalom They have worked hard and want finished its season with a 2-8 through hard work and team spirit. Williams (Freestyle). Freshmen: Pass 44 Pass Pass club in dummy, a diamond ing associate to use you as a sportscasters. That is a sad skiing competition with a gold and to wip even more than we, the record). Much of their success is All the members of the team Senan Gorman (Individual Med­ Pass conduit for gossip. The areas In spectators, want them to win. It’s attributed to the talented freshmen improved, and we had a good time. ley), David O’Brien (Backstroke), • in his band and his last club commentary on the way we in the silver medal. The unexpected In dummy. Then be led which you'll be the luckiest In United States have come to view result was what caused most of the unfortunate that the Olympics on the team, and also to the skill 1 hope that this season creates Will Sciadone (Breaststroke), Mel the year following your birthday Opening lead: 4Q dummy’s ace of trumps just the Olympics. excitment. brings out the bad sportsmanship possessed by the rest of the team renewed interest in the team and Siebold (Distance), Sandro Squa- in case East held the single- are Indicated in your Astro- in so many of us. members. its future.” Qraph predictions for the year Four years ago, at Lake Placid, Equally exciting, however, was trito (Distance), Mike Yarnot B ton king. He bad decided the U.S. hockey team won the gold seeing a Yugoslavian take the One can see the true feeling of The Boys’ Swim Team has been The points scored were gained (Butterfly). that Elast held both that king ahead. For yours, mall $1 and your zodiac sign to Astro- medal. It’ was a tremendous silver medal in the man’s division the Olympics in the athletes dubbed with a notorious reputation not only by the swimmers but also and the king of hearts. The season has ended and many Qraph, Box 489, Radio City surprise for everyone. The victory of the same event. It was the first themselves. After an event is all over the past few years, looked by the divers, coached by Steve By Oswald Jacoby He led dummy’s last probably did not attend a meet. and James Jacoby Station, New York, NY 10019. had the United States on its feet Winter Olympics medal for the over, they hug and congratulate upon as a "warm-up team " by the Hadge. Each diver has shown tramp to East’s ung and For those who have not gone to one, Send an additional $2 for The applauding, and the whole nation host nation. each other whether they are others in the league. Well, congrat­ much improvement and striving It_ycxj read -tFtis.^ou ruffed East’s club return. NEW Matchmaker wheel and I offer two choices: 1) Get on yocr T Modem experts tend to Now East had shown three was talking about the "m iracle" of That the Americans in the event, winners or not. ulations, guys, for freeing your­ for perfection helped to make those yOUB- HOROSCOPE booklet, which reveals roman­ knees and hang your head in f[}FfUPFLip probably read the p t into the bidding early as diamonds, six clubs for his the Winter Olympics. Phil and Steve Mahre, did not fare Every athlete who participates selves of that reputation and for close meets not quite so close. •Scorpio COct.23-Nov2i) tic compatibilities for all signs. shame, or 2) Make sure you attend National Enquirer. long as they ’ have any club jump rebid and two For some reason, many people well was disappointing, but it in the Olympics under the Ameri­ making all of your hard work mean The team members who repres­ / f as many meeets as possible next excuse. Ehist’s opening bid trumjM.' He had to hold ARIES (March 21-April 19) Try awaited a repeat of that miracle, should by no means ruin the. event. can flag should be able to come something. ented Manchester High this year year. The team has a lot of talented was not an example o f this. exactly two hearts, so South to make It a point today not to and expected the U.S. team to win A true Olympics fan appreciates home to a warm welcome. They The team is coached by Ron' are as follows: Seniors: Eric underclassmen and things look He had a really sound open­ simply led to dummy’s ace, offer unsolicited advice to the gold in hockey once again. the sport for its strength and skill deserve it — they’are all gold. Anderson. Mr. Anderson has a lot Bloking (Diving), Jason Clifford friends, especially In matters very promising for next year. er. played a low heart to EUist's True, their team was considered before he appreciates it for the -M.H. of coaching experience. He was the (Distance), Gahan Fallone (Back- South’s overcall was made king and scored his queen of relating to their business or assistant coach for the Manchester stroke), Doug Marshall (Frees­ — Jennifer Heinrich because he believed that hearts for a well-played financial affairs. when you hold spades you game contract. TAURUS (April 20-May 20)- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) The possibility of associates*' ought to bid them. In any being swayed to your point of- view In controversal matters Is Musical off to a good start slim today. Don’t spur a dead 2-i/ SAA creates fund-raiser o CROSSWORD horse. How many of you would like to go Paris as the steward. Barbie this crew are Heather Reading and GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Co­ on a cruise in late March? This is Bottomley as the reporter, Jim Kristen Evans. workers or helpers will pull easier than you ever thought. The O’Laughlin and Amy Giguere as ACROSS 66 Subtle Answer to Previous Puale Mark Cannistraro and Sarah away from you today If you are members of Sock ’n’ Buskin are male and female from Maire, Don too critical. Take care you Zimmerman are in charge of all n U L □ I D D E ] going to make this dream much Gaston as the purser, Chris Down­ for a new school lunch ' 1 Ice fishing [B i DOWN don't make rrifenslve those working on publicity. They ...ANP THE L TTLF gear n P E N □ more real than any travel agent ing as the captain, and Jeff n o N E comments. will be leading their crew around 4 Smaii Short for n could, with this year’s musical Borgida as the cameraman. u N D DB CANCER (June 21-July 22) town and around school, hanging Student Assembly Association driven liino to Cavey’s or Adams in 50 cents and possibly win a $20 to ^/W ILBY-PACF.F 9 Alcoholic gentlemen R Where your larger expendi­ presention of "Anything Goes! ’’ Reading the above list will no up posters making sure the public (S.A.A.) has been relatively dor­ Mill for a free lunch. The winner $30 prize. This raffle is expected to beverage O D I3 Q Composer C Y 8 T □ □ B E ! tures are concerned, you're Casting was done in January and a doubt bring to mind people who is well informed. mant the past couple of months. A will be cleared for a class as long as run through the month of March. 12 One's sell Stravinsky H A T lM D n c iD likely to have things under con­ superior cast and chorus resulted. have been in previous Sock ’n’ The make-up crew, under the 'Valentine’s Day Dance had to be he is in good standing. Depending on interest, this period t h a t r o u poT 13 Greek region On its way 0 W E trol today. However, dollar- D I3D B The play takes place on the deck Buskin productions. While watch­ direction of Barbie Bottomley and rescheduled because of low ticket could be lengthened. 14 Division of Short song U N T □ □ B B and-dlme stuff may play havoc. 2 of a cruise ship and also in the ing the performance, make sure to Kren Krupp, will be making-up sales and because it also conflicted A deal like this is hard to find. A geologic time Bsne D B B C D LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Volatile « Youp"i'^" WITH--. ship’s state room. It is basically a notice the neyver faces as well with a boys’ basketball game. The chauffeur-driven limo and lunch at 15 French Annuity family Issues should not be more than SO people for all the So far, many lunches have been story which revolves around a love because they’re the underclass­ dance is to be rescheduled during one of the classiest restaurant in negative (abbr.) Introduced Into the converse- ' perfoFinances and many guaranteed by area restaurants, 16 Join securely lion around the dinner table triangle. All the people involved men and the ones who will be seen the Mardi Gras celebration. town is a definite relief from a City in Brazil rehearsals. and Tierney's Funeral Home has 17 Bite sinEzlBBBczilnnciB , today. The wrong remarks end up on the same ship, and the in the future. Is there anything goinjg on? Yes! cafeteria lunch. Imagination The program will be expertly given the school the use of a THAvej 1-11 18 River in could Ignite sparks. plot thickens... On Jan. 18, an executive board One of the best fund-raising ideas 9 Biological de­ 27 Singer 47 Kitchen designed by Lisa Silverman and- limousine. The success of this England VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) The cast is as follows: Marsha meeting for S 'n' B was held and has been develojped and it is S.A.A. co-president Susan Marte 20 Game of terminant Williams gadget Double standards could cause Marlene Cole. Chris Downing and fund-raiser now rests with the Rainbow Warren as Reno Sweeney, Dave crew chairpersons and assistants and Bob Gronda, along with David strategy 29 Meridian 48 Debutantes you unnecessary problems Sue Weinburg are in charge of scheduled to take place beginning Beauregard as Billy Crocker, Matt were nominated. All have a very Beauregard and Jeff Borgida, MHS students. If it is successful, 22 Needle hole Snoozes 31 Compartment (el.) today. Don't tell others theY ; ticket sales, which are new being the week after vacation. S.A.A. is 7^H5LLO?AvrtoUe \ 'G VlTHlIdlcm T^ HEl>5ePTO Falkowski as Moonface, Liz capable and talented crew working conceived the idea. Their interest additional drawings will be held mwBMsms 24 Athletic Roman tyrant 32 Rutsian 49 Shawl shouldn’t do certain things and printed. They must also keep track going to raffle off lunches each British Navy French as Hojpe, Karyn Diyeso as with them. is to bring some life into the high for staff and faculty, with a Sunday L THBK?HeLLOy > ''SHRIKKV BB AFRAIPP] ITB/0J1FIT canter inland sea 50 Energy then go ahead and do thenf * of the money. week for the month of March. abbrevibtion Bonnie, Mark Cannistraro as Sir school and stimulate interest. brunch going to be the winning 25 Wound mark 33 New York agency (abbr.) youraell. , The costume crew, which is TOAWSWBiS 00&5U'T 23 INew Year’s 52 Assemblies LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Keep ‘ Evelyn, Meg Harvey as Mrs. making costumes for more than SO The fund-raiser works as fol- ' When Principal Jacob Ludes was ticket. 28 Ox-headed newspaper Marianne Policastro and Tricia HIW„ antelope drink 53 Soviet river a watchlul eye on Incidental < Harcour. people, has been busy making lows: Raffle tickets will be distrib­ presented with the idea, he called it THE PHOloe,^ RIU6. 39 Uses chair Flanagan will be the people who 30 Look over 24 Burned down 54 Opielet-like expenses today, especially Also: Ken Harvill and Whitney, clothes which resemble those of uted during the lunch waves for a "superb” and gave it his full Next week, the tickets will go on 41 Moray when socializing with friends. - will be ever so discreetly running 34 Relative of 25 Slidsi on 57 Close relative Bob Eckert as the bishop, Dan the 1930s. The peonle in charge of $1 donation. The tickets will be on support. sale and the cost is only $1. So bingo snow 45 Pass over 58 Append Don’t be the only one to reach around (he stage between scenes, sale for a week. At the beginning of for the tab. throw in a dollar for a good cause, I 35 Obtained 26 Small coin emoothly 59 Period changing the props.* The light crew the next week, a drawing will be The raffle is expected to be very 36 Rather than SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be is under the direction of Ruth successful because of what it and you may win a school lunch 1 2 3 4 0 0 7 0 0 10 11 held. The winner, along with a you’ll never forget. (poetic) able to distinguish today the' Glaeser and John Gleba. They offers. Two students can each pitch fine line between being proper­ friend, will ride in a chauffeur- 37 Hoosiar state 12 13 14 presently are training their crew in (abbr.) ly assertive or unduly aggres­ sive. The latter will cause you' the use and operation of the lights. 38 Negative 15 10 17 particle complications. CITRUS FRUIT SRLC Diane Flores and Lisa Fournier, IhHS joiflE IV k ., 39 Chopped IS to zo 21 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Information passed on to' in addition to the rest of their crew, ' ** ■ (^tjCHlSSiw cabbage diih ■1■ 22 will be providing refreshments 40 Eye infection you by “Insiders" could be VUi greatly overrated today. Take' ■nEHPiLG ^ rc^ n q e s p. e j r during intermission. Kristin Wait DO'lGU l O J O W ” N O R M I E 42 United 1 , o K 0 y * ' SURB..."OH, FORBEARANCE 26 20 27 20 30 31 32 33 what you hoar with a grain of NCRAME H AS 43 Infirmities T-Kiti.FLW RW cPx , C O urton and Dawn McTighe have already S m 'lO . HA5ANBycx>5, IS M O TH ER 1 ■ salt. I set dates for their set constructions 44 Insect stage 34 o 3. CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jan. 13) A NEW cots'? J1 YESSIREE..." Sm CJNGt SUIT. 46 Insecticide with their crew. The set will look 1 1■ Your impulses to treat others p i N j k , ______H r a p c L C u i i TO Bi: ,7; 37 3. 48 'Live generously today are worthy of' like a ship’s deck and stateroom. 51 Point at stake ■1 1 With all this work going into P R rtO Ic e D F 40 43 admiration. Howaver, saak 55 Be wrong recipientt who are as open- bL( Fidd)rt,vi3.ra ’"Anything G pes!" you can be 56 Hebrew 1 1

The Salvation Army offers By Dorothy Prentice Hartnriann town. The fire and water systems were what a bombshell this was to those of us like modem condominiums, and some Special to the Herald instituted by them. They also donationed living under the protecting wing of our larger more elaborate homes which were land to churches and gave financial aid to employers. It was the talk of the town for occupied by managerial employees. lost-and-found for families The once-giant textile industry of New public institutions. It was a sort of weeks prior to the auction, and we eagerly It was probably themost-talked-ofevent England formerly employed many thou­ modern-day feudal system. perused the illustrated brochure of the in many years and one which had preaches’’.concerning the sands of workers, mainly in Connecticut, About 400-plus houses had been built by many buildings that would go under the far-reaching implications for the tenants. D E AR ABBY: When I auctioneer’s hammer. Amid much specu­ It was also an exciting decade in many saw the item in your physical and spiritual Rhode Island and Massachusetts. the company over the years to house their column letting people well-being of all mankind. This was also the case in Manchester, employees. There were a few on Prospect lation as to the outcome, we eagerly respects, with the 1938 Harricane and the know that the Salvation JOHN E. STANFORD, where the world-renowned Cheney Silk Street and also some on Welles Street, as I awaited the week of the sale. beginning of World War II in the very near FRANKLIN. TENN. Army is expert at locating Dear Abby Mills employed about 4,000 people at its recall. A real-estate auction firm from Boston future. lost relatives, I had to conducted the sale, moving from one , write. A DEAR ABBY: How do peak period during the 1920s. However, We lived on Cooper Hill Street during 1 am Dutch and my wife Abigail Van Buren you politely turn down with the movement of many factories to the 1930s in a nice, Cheney-owned street to another, from house to house, Editor’s note; Dorothy Prentice Hartmann is a is. of Ukrainian descent. someone who asks you to the South in the next decade, Cheney single-family house, for which we paid $30 with the crowd following along. Many of former Manchester 'resident who now lives in We were married 32 years be bridesmaid? Ellington. Do you have a Manchester memory 1 have been in nine Brothers also entered into a period of a month. We enjoyed a nice yard, fruit the homes were purchased by their ago in Sydney, Australia, occupants, usually for less than $2,000. you’d like to share with Manchester Herald and later moved to the weddings already, and 1 ■'decline. Synthetics and cheaper labor trees and flower garden which was my just can’t afford to be in Some out-of-town speculators purchased readers? Perhaps you remember the day the United States. We learned elsewhere sounded the death knell for the mother’s pride and joy. circus came to town, or the night the garage that about half my wife’s any more at this time.^ a number of honjgs^ and several local DEAR ABBY: Last miserable days of wond­ - f once-booming mills. In order to recoup some of their burned down or the day your brother enlisted in family was "missing." A Every wedding calls for a Dec. 22, my wife called ering by his family for the new bridesmaid gown Cheney Brothers were, for over a investments, the Cheney Company de­ businessmen invested in many as well. the army. Submit a photo if you have one. If your friend suggested that I remainder ol their collec­ her brother in Chicago to with shoes to match, and century, the employer as well as the cided to auction all of their housing There were small four-room houses, submission is used, we’ll pay you $5. Photos will contact the Salvation wish him a “ Merry Christ­ tive lives as to what they keep getting more be returned; submissions will not. Army, so I did. 1 gave it as mas,” only to be told that happened to him. friend, patron and benefactor of the entire holdings about 1937. You can imagine many three and four-family units, much much information as I expensive every year. the apartment-hotel Thanks to the Salvation So please tell me what to could about these missing where he lived had burned relatives. Army and its concern for say when a friend says, " I two weeks before — that would like you to be in my 2 others everywhere, my ^fter two years the her brother was not Saltation Army advised brother-in-law now lies wedding." among the listed dead or peacefuliy at rest besides NEEDS AN EXCUSE Second quarter honor roll About Town ■us that my wife's sister injured, but he couldn’t be his mother and father in had been married and was located. living in Chicago! Contact Tennessee. His living DEAR NEEDS: Dont’ was made with that sister, loved ones still grieve his give an ’ ’excuse” — give a Ski film featured Foster parents sought who had located another My wife immediately loss, but that loss would reason, the real one. Say, posted at llling Junior High The Manchester Community College Ski Club will The Department of Children and Youth Services called all over Chicago have been many times "Thank you for the lovely sister in Poland! sponsor the ski film "The White Search” Wednesday will have an orientation meeting for potential foster trying to find him. Thank greater if he had never compliment. I wish I Thanks to the Salvation llling Junior High School re­ at 3 and 7:30 p.m. at the MCC auditorium. Admission and adoptive parents Wednesday at 7 p.m. at South God we called the Salva­ been located. could, but I can’t afford Bartkowski, Jennifer Benoit, An­ Benford, Melanie Bodin, Lisa Army we were able to Norman Gerber and Mary Bogah star in "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" cently released its honor roll for is $1. - United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. tion Arm y's missing per­ My respect for the Sal­ it." drew Billey, Heather Bogli. Bonenfant, Alan Borgida, Susanne track down all our rela­ the second quarter. Foster and adoptive homes are needed for children sons division in Chicago, vation Army has always You will be respected Geoffrey Burgess, Jeffrey Cap- Cavicchi, Stacey Choate, William The film was produced in the wilds of Western tives with the exception of Grade 7 America, the (Canadian Rockies, the Austrian of all ages. Foster homes are particularly needed for for that was the one been great, but it has for your honesty. pello, Benjamin Carlin, Brian Clayton. one brother. Is it anj^ Mindy Addabbo, Suzanne Agasi, mountains and the Andes of South America. children under age 6. Adoptive homes are needed for organization that got the increased a thousandfold Carpenter, Jennifer Chadburn, Jennifer Clough, Kristen Cool, wonder 1 am eternally ’ Gerber to play ‘Red Hot Lover’ Lisa Ambach, Edward Bastar- Jean-Claude Killy, Olympic ski champion, and other older children with emotional problems, and homes job done! with this experience. My (Problems? What’s Cynthia Colvin, Jeffrey DeJoan- Karen Davis, Scott Davis, Kelley grateful to it? competitors are featured. are needed for black children of ail ages. The people at Salvation wife and I feel that no bugging you? Unload on ache, Jennifer Bernier, Meredith nia, Dana Dieterle, Meredith Dug­ DeBlois, Deborah DeBonee, Julie A.C.S., ANCHORAGE, Blodget, Cynthia Boober, Natashia Most of the children available have emotional Army located my wife's organization on earth ex­ Abby, P.O. Box 38923, WEST HARTFORD - Norman ther and restaurant owner who produced in New York for Cable gan, Kendra Dupont, Melissa DeSalvo, Catherine Dubiel, Susan ALASKA Burchfield, Ricardo Canal, De­ problems. Many have learning disabilities and are brother, unidentified at cels the Salvation Army Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Gerber of West Hartford, the Job decides to join the sexual revolu­ TV. Edelson, Stephen Eubanks. Edgerton, Patricia Eitel, Robert borah Cheerman, Emily Chiat, Robert Burns honored hyperactive. Most have not received training in the Cook County morgue as a caring, efficient and For a personal reply, Search columnist for the Manches­ tion in order to "change the pattern Locally, Gerber has performeej Jennifer Faber, Francine Fillo- Fallon. DEAR A.C.S.: Here’s Craig Clark, Mathew Clough. ' acceptable social behavior. — possibly just days from humane organization that please enclose a stamped, ter Herald, will play the lead role in of his life .’ ’ for the Mark Twain Masquers, ramo, Lori Flynn, Suzanne Flynn, Noelle Geidel, Thayer Gowdy, The Manchester Lodge of Elks will honor Robert L. another touching Kevin Coveil, Craig Covensky, Foster families work with the child's birth family a potter's grave, and "practices what it self-addressed envelope.) Neil Simon’s comedy "The Last of Newington Theater, the Producing Mark Foley, Shannon Ford, Buffey Harris, Samuel Henderson, Burns with the Elk of the year award Saturday at a testimonial: Laura Curry, Heather Deblois, and encourage visits between parents and child. the Red Hot Lovers" Friday and Gerber, 49, is a veteran of 20 Guild, the Windsor Cabaret P lay­ Sharon Fortuna, Jennifer Frantz, Sharon Johns, Leslie Kessel, So­ dinner-dance at the Jeremy Dieterle, Pamela Duguay, lodge home. Foster parents may be married or single. They do Saturday and March 2 and 3 at a plays, four movies, several radio ers and the Wethersfield Christopher Friday, Karen Galli- nya Kurien, Stacey Lance, Brent Erin Egan, Alexander Eitel, Sta­ not have to own their own home. Parents may work, University of Hartford dinner- and television commercials and Players.He is a native of Brooklyn! gan, Christopher Garrepy, Sheryl Lassow, Russell Lavallee, Linda The awards is given cey Epstein, Trevor Forbes, An­ but it is preferable that foster preschool children be theater production in Gengras one modeling job. In 1980 he left a New York. Gasper. Lawson. each year to the member placed in a family where one parent is home. Campus Center. full-time career as executive di­ drew Fotta, Jennifer Frank, Gary Healther Gearin, David Golas, David Levitt, Allen Livermore, who best demonstrates, No one knows how it works, "The Last of the Red Hot The agency provides medical care, support, and Garber, Amy Gates, Stephanie rector of Ames Department Stores Lovers” will be directed by Paul Linda Gorman, Dara Greenwald, Yeng Lo, Steven Lombardi, Jill the principles of order, Garrepy. monthly board and care check. A buffet dinner, featuring steam­ in Rocky Hill to pursue a career in Winters, director of the University Susan Guerette, Lisa Hallowell, Lukas, Elizabeth Mahler, Denise charity, justice, fidelity John Gavin, Russell Gray, The meeting is open to the puiblic. There is no ship round, will be served at 6:30 acting. of Hartford’s Gengras Campus Tracy Hanrahan, Lisa Hastey, Mann, Jeffrey Mann, Kerry Myler, and brotherly love. Wendy Griffin, Christopher Guay, obligation. If married, both husband and wife are p.m. before all performances. He played a campaign worker in Center. Others in the cast include Richard Hasting, Kim Hayes, Karl Noone, Uyen Phan. Burns has been an active but gold salt can help arthritis There will be a cash bar. Admis­ Elizabeth Holloran, Kimberly Steven Hill, Jeffrey Holmes, De- Gregory Prentis, Erin Prescott, nfember of the lodge for required to attend. Call 1-800-842-6348. the recent made-for-TV movie on Kimberly Miller, Mary Bogan and Hanson, Douglas Harvey, Cathe­ sion is $14, or $13 for students, former President John F. Joan Coates. , bra James. Timothy Quinn, Anna Riggio, four • years and has rine Hills, Gerald Hollis, Gregg Kimberly Jones, Gustave served on many commit­ senior citizens and university Kennedy. He is presently playing a Tickets are available at the Chanell Roberts, Kevin Romane- DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m surface on which a person Horowitz, Heather Hostetter, tees. He lives in Man­ Players produce ‘Gondoliers’ empioyees, by advance sale only. bom-again owner of a computer Theater Arts department office. Keach, Kathleen Keane, Mary wicz, Darren Rosano, William 34 and have had rheuma­ is standing. If a person is Pamela Irwin, Marjorie Jaffe. chester with his wife Gerber will play the role of form in an anti-nuclear film, Hillyer 128. Call 243-4605 between King, Michelle Kloman, Allison Sciaudone, Leigh Anne Sellers, toid arthritis for seveh Christine Johnson, Keri Kane, The Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players will standing on cold stone, it’s Barney Cashman, a married fa­ “Artificial Intelligence," being 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Lessner, Jennifer Logan, Todd Gail 1Shef field. Marion and their lour years. I take 12 Bufferin almost the same as being Joseph Kiss, Todd Kleperis,K- Lukas, Fiona MaePherson, Paul Sharon Sloan, Tammy Snellen- children. present "The Gondoliers” April 27 and 28 and May 4 tablets a day, plus 5 mg of Your Health barefooted. You want risten Krukas, Heather Lavery, Maxwell, Flyree McGhee, Michael berger, Jeanne Starski, Deborah The Grand Lodge of and 5 at Manchester High School's Bailey Auditorium. prednisone. , thick a substance as po^ Jenny Lezon, Maureen Long, Jona­ McMahon. Stevenson, Erin Sullivan, Tracy Elks w ilt make the Subscriptions are available. At my last checkup my ble between the bottoi than Lutin, Am y Mann, Anthony Henry Michaud, Regina Mis­ Sullivan, Shawn Wooden, Jeff Yi, award. Reservations Rates are $25 for two tickets or $35 for four tickets. F Lawrence Lamb, M.D. gi^shington brought back to life doctor noted the inflam­ the foot and the McCarthy, Camille Medeiros, sion, Kevin Moiloy, Michelle Kim Zinker, Marcia Zipkin. may be lildde by con­ Patrons receive preferred seating and are listed in the mation was not controlled surface. Catherine Meduski, Erik Meyers, Mozzer, Kristi Napolitani, Heather tacting the lodge program. Regular ticket prices are $6. Discounts for By Jullanne Hastings of locking in permission to shoJStin enough and suggested I Thermal socks and sev­ with the first volume of Flexner’s Alicia Mezritz. Nelson, Michelle Patulak, Troy steward. Robert L. Burns children, seniors and groups are available. Proceeds United Press International all the original environments.” City person consider taking gold salt eral layers of socks with a history, which gave him a general Michelle Miner, Maurice Mor- Peterson, Jennifer Piendel, James help support the Capitol Region Perform ing Arts Administrators at each of the injections. Could you tell shoe or boot that has a feel for the man. . j/m iarty, Karen Obue, Lori Parker, Poirot. Honore Politi, Todd The word politics, meaning the Center. NEW YORK - Barry Bostwick historic sites used in the miniseries Overeaters meet me a little bit about gold if your doctor has sug- York, N Y. 10019. thick sole are recom­ ’ ’One of the hardest things of the ' Kristin Perry, Suzanne Pinto, Powers. art and science of government, is "The Gondoliers" is the story of twin brothers who believes his portrayal of George had to approve the 400-page script. salts? gested it. mended. Wool socks, a job was the constant reading. Deana Prouty, Lateisha Rainey, Beth Reitberg, James Roche, derived from the Greek "polis” — Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the choose wives by playing Blind Man's bluff. The Washington in the upcoming CBS Life was a little easier for You could also consider DEAR DR. LAMB: My shoepac and a felt liner When I wasn’t learning lines I was Ketih Reimer, Kera Rennert, Elise Kristin Rohrbach, David Russell, meaning city. Originally, a politi­ cafeteria meeting room of Manchester Memorial operetta includes a large cast and involved plot. miniseries is as historically accu­ Bostwick because Washington is DEAR READER: In­ taking a little more pred­ husband developed frost­ can reduce the heat loss reading another book on some Robinson, Kerry Rohrbach, Mari­ Apryl Sahadi, Gary St. Jean, Terry cian was a person who helped Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and a To subscribe, contact Ginny Schneider ar78 Phelps rate as possible, even the passion more remote an historic figure E jections of gold Is an old nisone. Less than 10 mg a bite on his toe. He used from the foot to less than specific aspect of his life — some anne Rose. Scata, Rebecca Schaffer, Deborah manage the affairs of city, just as a general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. Road. he shows for Sally Fairfax, wife of than others depicted in recent treatment. It fell into day usually won’t cause every precaution he could 30 percent. battle. Lodamia Santese, Birgit Sauer, Schwarz, Jennifer Sherman, statesman helped manage the There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. The group his best friend. films. disrepute a number of any complications. The think of but he still got a Your husband should Kimberly Schubert, Danielle Laurie Smith. affairs of a state. meets each week. The eight-hour miniseries based "H e and 1 look exactly alike," "Four days before we started years ago, but in recent large doses used in the spot of it. How can he pay particular attention $mith, Jeffrey Staniunas, Andrew Ronald Smith, Jay Snyder, Cath­ Learn scuba diving on the four-volume biography by Bostwick chuckled. “ Someone shooting, I went to the iibrary at years it’s been revived to early days of treating prevent this from happen­ to how thick the material Sweeney, Vicki Sweet, Stephanie James Thomas Flexner, which Mount Vemonand talked to the erine Soule, Cheryl Spiegel, Robert The Manchester Recreation Department will treat rheumatoid arthri­ arthritis with corticoste­ ing again? said to me the other day, ’Was Thai, Mark Todd, Nancy Um, Historic Erie Card party planned is between his feet and the won a National Book Award and librarian and the archivist. They Strimike, Cynthk Tarbell, Mary sponsor a scuba diving course beginning Feb. 29 from tis. It’s very helpful in roids are not commonly George Washington really 6-foot- Gretchen Venezia, Eric Widmer, surface on which he is special Pulitzer Prize citation, will could answer very specific ques­ Ann Thurston,"^Rm^^iKTonucci, Erie, Pa., is named after the The Manchester Grange, 205 Olcott St., will have a 7 to 9: IS p.m. at the East Side Recreation Center, 22 selected cases. prescribed anymore. DEAR READER: The 3?’ I said, ’He is now.’ Who’s going Ida Windsor, John Yi. standing. He should keep tions — about his sense of humor, Kelly Topping, DsloreSsWea- Erie Indians. It was the site of the, School St. No one knows how gold Other forms of treat­ feet are more susceptible air on CBS April 8, 10 and 11. to know. I ’m George from now on. card party Wednesday at 8 p.m. The public is invited. his body adequately things that happened in his life, his thersby, Adam Wichn^n, ^licia constructioh of the ship "N ia -' works and it usually ment are briefly dis­ to cold than the hands. While a number of so-called " I don’t think I ’d want to play Refreshments will be served. Cost is $125. A $60 non-refundable deposit is due at B warmed and avoid expo­ Grade 8 Wichman, Stacey ZackiivMgianie gara,” which Oliver Hazard Perry docu-dramas this season have Kennedy. You’re just throwing relation with so and so." ’Tickets for the corned beef and cabbage supper will the time of registration. The balance must be paid to doesn’t do any good unless cussed in the Health Let­ You can warm cold hands sure over a long period Timothy Almond, Elizabeth Zielonko. used to defeat the British in the touched off debate over whether yourself open to too much controv­ be available from any officer. Inner Space Dive Shop, 598 Center St., before the start you have 20 to 30 ter SR-10, Rheumatoid by exposing them to warm before he is able to warm Bostwick also visited the ar­ Anderson, Aaron Ansaldi, Ally battle of Lake Erie in the War of television is freely re-writing his­ ersy and criticism. Everybody has of the class. Charge for students with all equipment is treatments. Arthritis and Ankylosing temperature or warm wa­ his entire body. chives of the Washington Masonic ■ Aparicio, Lili Aramli, Larry Ash, Grade 9 1812. Erie was also the location of tory — CBS’s "Cook and Peary,” a different vision of the man — he $70. It has a number of side Spondylitis, which I ’m ter. But the feet will not You can protect the Memorial Shrine, devoted to the Kristin Ashbacker, Sandy Robert David Agasi, Courtney Baker, the first lighthouse on the Great Production staff namec/ NBC’s "Kennedy” and Operation should sound this way and his nose Students must be 16 years or older. Students under effects. It can affect your sending you. Others who get warm unless you hands with wool mittens first president, who was a Mason. Babka, Venessa Baker, Glenn Kelly Behling, Julie Benes, John Lakes. Prime Time’s “Sadat” — Bost­ should be that way. Our vision is The Little Theater of Manchester has announced age 18 must present a signed parental consent form at blood-forming mecha­ want this issue can send 75 warm the entire body. or leather gloves or some wick sincerely doubts "G eorge too immediate. the production and business staffs for its upcoming the first class. A medical exam is required. The nism, which is why it’s c e n ts with a long, Therefore, to prevent cold other solid, tough mate­ When he went into the "Georirge Washington" will draw similar production of the Neil Simon comedy "Chapter Two." course is limited to 10. Certification cards will be important to be carefully stamped, self-addressed feet, you must keep the rial. The combination of "But we have no immediate Washington ” project. Bostwiolim fire. vision of George Washington. Our People want parts, The play will be presented Friday and Saturday and' awarded. monitored when you’re envelope for it to me, in entire body warm. wool gloves and leather said, “ I was in awe of him because "Flexner spent 12 years on his March 2 and 3 at 8:30 p.m. at East Catholic High Call 647-3084. — — ^ taking it. I ’m sure your care of the Manchester Heat is rapidly con­ gloves will reduce the concept of him is a 65-year-old man I knew nothing about him. He was^ Service notes biography and the script was being School. doctor will do that and I Herald, P.O. Box 1551. ducted through the bot­ heat loss from the hands with no body. The Stewart sort of stone monument, stem written for two years,” he said "So portrait.” not the whole bird The play will be directed by James Pendergast, who wouldn’t be afraid to try it Radio City Station. New tom of footwear to the to 30 percent. father figure image. He was not a there’s 14 years of research pnd The actor said he did a lot of flesh and blood human being to me Marti takes law course most recently directed Neil Simon's "The Odd Rec announces hours writing. Then there weretwoyears research on his character, starting at all. SALISBURY, Md. (U PI) - Chicken parts are Couple" forLTM . Pendergast, who is the group's vice outselling whole birds nationwide, a leading producer Ensign David K. Marti, son of Kenneth G. and president of production, will also design the set for The following hours will be observed at Manchester ^Weifci*§fee*i llrtMay ‘ Mys. Dorothy L. Marti of 20 Woodhill Road, has completed "Chapter Two." recreation centers, including the East Side Rec, Driver ready to try highways the Lawyers’ Military Justice Course at the Naval SHOWCASE ’ Of the 10.6 billion pounds of raw chicken sold by U.S. The stage manager is Arlene Mann. She will be Mahoney, and the YWCA. Public records ' broiler producers in 1983, 58.9 percent were sold as Justice School, Newport, R.I. assisted by Ann Maulucci. Decor is by Fred Audette Today through Friday hours will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. . GINESiAS parts, compared with 31 percent in 1973 and 16 percent The instruction is designed to provide a thorough and Rosemary Lessard. Sound is by David Newirth and 6 to 10 p.m. On Saturday hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 r SWWt OST USH*!^ in 1963. working knowledge of the Uniform Code of Military and lighting is by David Fairbanks and Gretchen p.m. On Sunday Mahoney Recreation Center only will after accident frightened him ■AROAINMATINCf DAIkT C O C A . - A study by Perdue Farms found regional Justice. Wiedie. be open 1 to 5 p.m. Warranty daadt Brenda G. Kaulback, 289 J & G Associates to preferences: New Yorkers like legs, Boston and other Props are handled by Karen Elerle, Paul Horn, There will be no recreation-sponsored programs in DEAR DR. BLAKER: Barney T. Peterman Sr. E. Middle Turnpike, Anthony Botticello, land New England cities prefer breasts, and Baltimore Linda Szmkowicz, Kelly McKee and Rosemary the schools this week. The events will resume the Christmas card would Last summer I had an to David Wyman and $52,000 (based on convey­ on Spencer Street, donsumers go for wings — wings account for 36 Fay takes part in exercise Freeman. Art Vigneau, Kelly McKee and Anglea Monday. pave the way for her to HARTFORD accident on a superhigh­ Carla Roy, unit 18, Wells- ance tax). $250,000. ijercent of all chicken parts sold in that city. lamonaco are responsible for makeup. Toni Fogarty take the next step closer, INTEKSTATIMIXITM Marine Cpl. Kevin M. Fay, son of Kenneth F. and way. No one was hurt. But weep Condominium, Blanchard and Rossetto Blanchard and Rossetto ■• Only in Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania do is in charge of costumes. Ask that is, if that is what’s on EASTHARTKMD S6«'8<)0 Joyce B. Fay of 70 Deborah Drive, Coventry, recently it frightened me so much $57,000' (based on convey­ Construction Inc. to Mark Construction Inc. to dhicken legs and breasts appear to be equally popular. Tickets are available at Brown's Flowers, the Swiss her mind. Don’t let this participated in regimental fire exercises at Fort that I haven’t driven on " I f ance ta x ). and Linda Tatro, 35 Wes­ Harry and Carol Bowen, ; The growth in sales of chicken parts over whole or Bragg, N.C. Colony in the Parkade and at the Merritt Agency. Call The oldest living trees on earth are believed to be a Dr. Blaker fight go on forever. 2 those high-speed roads Vera M. Kaulback to terly St., $64,433. 121 Westerly St., $72,750. ANGELr cut up chickens is attributed in part to smaller He is a member of Fourth Battalion, 10th Marines, 643-2810. strand of Bristlecone Pine in California's Inyo since. My wife does all Karen Blaker, Ph.D. families, more single parent households and working Season subscriptions are still available. Call National Park. They are estimated to be 4,600 years Scared of snakes? SHOWWW:- ■ Second Marine Division, stationed at (^amp Lejeune, that kind of driving. toothers and eat-on-the-run lifestyles. N.C. 646-5237. old. Last week I told her that Afraid of flying? Nervous I thought I was finally about leaving your home? ready to begin taking the Get help from Dr. Blak- Cinema LASSITER R car on the roads I had er’s newsletter “ If You Are Phobic.” Send 50 come to fear. I felt better, ties. That way. she can ------SHOWN AT:— — ]The bears will thank you when you press the monkey this whole messy affair. Harllord as though I was coming cents and a stamped, (P G ) 7,9. Blame It on Rio (R ) 7:10,9:15. 1i00-SiM*Si»0.Fi40.10i0t keep her newfound confi­ Alhsnaum CInsma— Reop­ Vernon — Footloose (P G ) 1:30, 7, out of a dormant phase. self-addressed envelope ens Thursdov. Cine 1A 2— Sudden I mpoct dence and you can rebuild DEAR READER: 9:10. — Broadway Danny This is a cast iron penny bank with Papa and Mama banks and 175 for mechanicals — all the way from a Her reaction surprised yours. to Dr. Blaker in care of the Cinema City — . Unfalth- (R ) 7, 7:20,9:30. — Mickey's Rose (P G ) 1:30, 7, 9:10. — FOOTLOOSE Maybe not. It could have Manchester Herald, P.O. tullv Yours IPG) 7:30,9:50.— Christmas Carol (G) with Superman III (P G ) 1:30. — Bear looking out the windows and a monkey head in few dollars to $1,000 — with most of them seemingly in me. She refused to let me Sllkwood (R ) 7:15, 9:45. — been your sister’s way of Box 475, Radio City Sta­ The Rescuers (G ) 1, 3, 7,- 9. Bugs Bunny and the Road ® 1 the cupola. the $30 to $70 range. take the wheel. DEAR DR. BLAKER: I waving a very small white Blame It on Rio (R ) 7,9:15.— West Hartford Runner (G ) 1:30. ------SHOWnW:------tion, New York, N.Y. Dr. Stronoelove (G ) 1, 8:10 E lm lA 2 — Sudden Impact Windsor The photograph is something of a phony — a set-up Collectors' Thirteen of the mechanicals are "registers." One She said that she was am still fuming over the flag: a way of testing the with Atomic Cate 4:25, 10. now used to driving the 10019. (R ) 2, 7, 9:30. — Mickey's Plata — Sudden Impact to show in one shot what should really be taken as two. type of register especially popular in the 1930s and ’40s Christmas card I received waters to see if a truce CInesludIo — Hollywood Christmas Carol (G) with (R ) 7:15. — Krull (P G ) 2. Normally, as we approach the little house with its Corner were the dime banks that would lock up after the first car and wondered why we from my sister this year. Outtakes 7:30 with Notorious The Rescuers (G ) 2, 4:30. — BROADWAY HI might be possible. Write to Dr. Blaker at 9:10. bench and bucket, the shutters would be closed, no coin and open when the savings got to $5.00. had to change things. I We have not spoken for a Uncommon Valor (R ) 7,9:15. D A N N Y R o s e It wouldn’t hurt to give the above address. The Colonial — Reopens The Movies — Unfaithfully STRETCH YOUR inhabitants in sight except the monkey with his face Some references: Edward C. Warman’s "Mechani­ don’t know what to do. decade and she has the Friday. ------SMOWHW:------Russ MacKendrick her the benefit of the volume of mail prohibits Yours (P G ) 12:15, 2, 3:45, burger budget By using poked out. cals and Still Price Guide; ’’ Whiting’s “Old Iron Still Maybe she doesn’t trust nerve to put a card in the East Hartford 5:30,7:20,9:20. — Blame It on one port soy extender iiBB-si4i.sas-yit s-ftn doubt and open yourself personal replies, but ques­ Eastwood Pub A Cinema— Rio (R ) 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. — Banks;’’ and M eyer’s "Old Penny Banks." The last me anymore. mail with only her name to four ports ot meat. Then, if you place a penny where we see the Indian up just enough to see what tions of general interest Sudden Impact (R ) 7:15. Sllkwood (R ) 12,2:20,4:40,7, two have numbering systems to bring order out of printed on it. Poor Richard's Pub A Cl- 9:30. Your taste buds won't TH E RIGHT Head, it would not drop down, just stay put. The she has on her mind. A will be discussed in future chaos. DEAR READER: Or The fight that started noma — Sudden Impact (R> Wllllmontlc be able to tell the directions for banking are engraved on the back of the short thank you note for columps. 7:30,9:30. Jlilson Square Cinema — STUFF maybe she has begun to our stalemate was really difference, but your house: "PR E SS THE M O NKEY.” When you do this It may come as a surpise to hear that banks made of Showcase Cinema — The Sllkwood (R ) 4:50. 9:15. — -SHOUMAri' THE BANK pictured here is the property of a enjoy the feeling of con­ stupid. Her 5-year-old son Riaht Stutf (P G ) 1,4:30, 8. — budget Will I the penny drops inside with a clunk, the shutters open tin proceded the cast iron ones. Many a tinsmith Manchester householder who knows it to be more than trol one often gets when bit me on the neck when I Terms ot Endeornsent (P G ) and, voila — the Bears. Afterwards you close the snipped and soldered and came up with a usable bank 1:40, 4:15, 7, 9:40. — 100 years old. It has moving parts, so meets the driving a car. She would picked him up one day. I Footloose (P G ) 1:30, 4, 7:15, shutters by hand and the {poitoey head comes out in the era of 1825 to 1875. Where to write requirements for a mechanical. probably Just as soon demanded an apology 9:35. — Broadway Danny again. : After the Industrial Revolution the cast iron people Rose (P G ) 2,3:45,5:25, 7:15, It’s no too late to take a spring The Time/Life author says of this type: (they) maintain this control. from him, but she said he Here’s where to write for advice from the [It took over and produced both ’ ’still" banks, (where you 9:30. — Lassiter (R ) 1, 3, 5, -SHOWhAfi- “ were toys intended to encourage children to save That might be fine with was only a child and syndicated columnists featured in the Man­ 7:40,10. — Reckless (R ) 3:15, non-credit course at MCC. THIS IS CALLED a "Zoo” Bank with the numeral just dropped in the coin), and mechanical banks, that Si1S-9ilB.ri4A-«iSB their pennies by making the process fun." This her but it would not be therefore shouldn’t have 5:10, 7:40, 9:50. — Never Cry "134" below. No manufacturer’s name, but we see in would do tricks. chester Herald: Wolf (P G ) 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, ASSERTIVENESS FOR TODAITS MEN AND PRESS-THE-MONKEY is kind of fun. For an adult good for you. to apologize. Further­ the Time/Life Encyclopedia of Collectibles that oneof • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. 7:30, 9:45. — Angel (R ) 1:15, NEVER CRY even. And it has cost me seven cents because nobody It is important for you to more, she said that I was 3:10, 5:05, 7:25, 9:50. — The WOMEN — Learn how to feel better the.most prominent of the cast iron bank makers that IN G E N E R AL these "m echanicals" had some sort box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. can find the key. face your fears now that being unreasonable even Dark Crystal (PG) 1. about protecting your rights. Begins WOLFieU got going right after the Civil War was J. & E. Stevens of spring to be wound up or otherwise tensed, so when • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., Manchester you feel capable again. suggesting an apology. -SMOWtIW:- in Cromwell, Connecticut. Could be. a coin was rightly placed you’d get a Boss Tweed P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, UA Theaters East — Monday evening, March 12. Editor’s note: Russ MacKendrick is a Manchester Not driving on highways We tried to settle our Unfalthtully Yours (R) 2, t i»- ^ ^ y (y (| .filj|j.» iM Various banks for saving coins have been around for putting it into his pocket, or a William Tell shooting a resident who writes on stamps, coins and collectibles. is probably one handicap differences on two or N.Y. 10019. 7:30, 9:30. — Sllkwood (R ) 2, Call 6 ^ 2 1 3 7 for more information. centuries. There was said to be one ready and waiting penny, or some racehorses galloping. A religious 7:15, 9:45. — Blame It on Rio TERMS OF Photo by MicKtndrlcfc If you have a question — or a topic — you’d like to see you want to live without. three occasions and fi­ • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box (R ) 2, 8, 10. WMIflY SOVKS imswi' ENDEARMENTlPo; for our 1793 large cent. The first banks were motif had Jonah and whale — the whale got the penny Suggest to your wife nally gave up. The card 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. Mansfield earthenware jugs with a coin slot. These had to be when a lever was tripped. discussed here, write lo MacKendrick in care of Translux College Twin — — SHOWN A f i^ — This "Zoo" Bank is made of cast iron that you and she alternate was probably one more 10019. broken to get at the specie. Later they had metal The 15th edition of Ralph and Terry Kovel’s Collector’s Corner, Box 591, Manchester Herald, The Return of Mortin Guerre ii«-4iis.riM.«i4e Manchester, 0SO40. the driving responsibili- attempt to rub my nose ii| (R )7 , 9:15. — Th eG revFo x fCn WTSSssnssmarm , and is about 100-years oid. banks with keys. "Antiques 8t Collectibles ...” has 178 prices for still \ MANCHE.STER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 21. 1984 - 15 14 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1984 ' • Noted authors’ and artists’ original works Included Best Sellers Fiction Class project on creativity leads to book Pet Sematary — Stephen Kin|[ SPORTS Who Killed the Robins Family? — Thomas ellect he gets by using toothbrushes to Chastain By Nancy Griffith capture the details," Plummer said, Poland — James Michener United Press International Author Stephen King ... didn’t send ajong a piece of laughing. "W e all tried it, but we didn't Smart Women — Judy Blume „ „ ,, get quite the same results. I think he The Stoby of Henri Tod - William F. Buckley Manchester girls gain berth in tournament AUGUSTA, Maine — A sixth grade scary fiction like his well-known works “Dead forgot to say you also need talent." Jr: English class project has become a “ Artists often tell about how they do Almost Paradise — Susan Isaacs y book containing original work by E.B. Zone” or "The Shihlng.” Instead, the writer best- Berlin Game — Len Deighton things, but not so kids can understand," Bv Rich Cphill in order to quality lor the tourna­ which is 0-5 in tournament play. according to Armstrong. "W e take a 9-8 lead. Kathi Shea led Wethersfield with White, Stephen King, tTamie Wyeth, Changes — Danielle Steel , known for horror stories told a Mle of growing up in Plummer said. “ But this group did." Herald Sports Writer ment. Manchester, which has won The Indians have lost the tourna­ worked a real, real lot with her," Wethersfield held a slight lead 14 points. % Robert Indiana, Alan Magee, Dahlov Moreta Anne McCaffrey The book, to be distributed this five of its last eight games, needed ment's opening game each year he said. "She just strengthens our for much of the second period but, Manchester also won the junior Ipcar and other famous authors and Hollywo6(fWives — Jackie Collins Maine and described his own boyhood. montIt in New England and later For the Manchester High girls' inside game so much, it makes all when Manchester junior Michelle varsity game. 52-28, to run its artists. a win Monday or one Wednesday since Armstrong took over as nationally, is to retail for $12.95. basketball team, it's one goat down the difference in the world." Murianos hit a layup with 15 record to 17-2. Mary Hfyor lerfthe The children obtained the original night at Windham, which has a coach four seasons ago. Royalties will be held in trust for future and one to go. Since Watts took over as their seconds left in the half, the Indians winners with 20 points, and Diane work, with rights and royalties signed Nonfiction reputation as being a difficult The season began as though projects by New Gloucester Memorial center, the Indians are 5-3. She has took the lead for good at 17-16..The Brassel scored 10, over to them for publicatim, by simply available. diary, and told them he has a journal place for visiting teams. Manchester would not even have School students. Nothing Down — Robert Allen The Indians clinched a spot in the led them in scoring in lour of those Indians pulled away by scoring 10 writing to well-known writers and Getting letters back from the artists he's been keeping since boyhood —- an opportunity to extend that In Search of Excellence - Thomas J. Peters Class L L state tournament Mon­ eight games and been a force off of the second hall's first 12 points. artists to ask them to share their was everybody's favorite part of the containing "millions of words.” "The last thing I would'^have negative streak to five. Alter and Robert H. Waterman Jr. day night with a 48-28 victory over the boards in each one. On Monday For the half, Wethersfield could WETHERSFIELD (2 8 ) - observations on the creative process. project. Plummer said it was "like wanted to do is go to Windham and winning three of their first tour Black restaurateurs Motherhood: The Second Oldest Profession — visiting Wethersfield High at night, she totally dominated the manage only 12 points. Blonski 0 0-0 0, Shea 7 0-0 14, Ving 0 " I wanted to develop something to Christmas — every letter and package ’UAMIE WYETH, son of artist An­ have to win, " said Manchester games, the Indians dropped seven drew Wyeth, and long-time Maine get foundation aWard Erma Bombeck ■' Clarke Arena. The win gives coach Steve Armstrong. "That’s a in a row. middle, us the Indians overcame a "1 am very proud of the defense 0- 0 0, Leppert 62-2 2, Kleiwa 0 0-0 0, .< spark creativity, show kids how to do contained a gift," hence the book's Creating Wealth — Robert Allen summer resident, enclosed an original Manchester an 8-11 record, includ­ tough place to play." The Indians turned their season sluggish Sturt to post an easy our team has played in the la.st two McGurkin 2 0-04, Tomosunos 40-3 something," said their teacher. James title. ATLANTA (UPl) - Robert Paschal, Tough Times Never Last But Tough People Do drawing of a "happy, laughing pig" ing a 7-10 mark in the Central Armstrong said the berth in the around with a 62-33 victory at East victory. games, " Armstrong said. "We 8. Totals 13 2-5 28. Plummer. "So we decided to write to "It was fun to liiid out people would 75, and his brother, James, 67, have and suggestions on how kids can draw — Robert H. Schuller Connecticut Interscholastic tournament was his team's first Hartlord on Jan. 27. That game, Welherslield scored eight have held our opponents to under the creative community in Maine, we answer the letters you sent them," said won the second annual Preservation of their favorite animals "with Webster’s Ninth Collegiate Dictionary League. Wethersfield, which had goal. "Oursec6ndgoal,wecanstill not coincidently, marked the first straight points, and held the 30 points in each game; we should M ANCHESTER (48) - Kohut 1 figured they'd have good ideas." Cheryl Slocum, 12. In their letters, Black Heritage Award, honoring res­ The James Coco Diet — James Coco expression," already qualified for the tourna­ grow ," he said. Growth for the varsity Appearance ol 6-loot-2 Indians scoreless until Watts be very proud ol that lact, " 1- 2 3. C'ralt 1 1-6 3, Dalone 4 2-2 10, " I was very impressed by the students requested an "activity" from taurateurs for their contributions to Weight Watchers' Fast and Fabulous Cookbook "W e think it's his childhood pet pig, ment, also is 8-ll''dverall and 7-10 in Indians would be a victory in a junior Andrea Watts. pulled down a rebound and hit a Watts led Manchester with 16 Markham 0 0-0 0. Watts 8 0-2 16, response of all those people," he said. the writers andlpainters. that goal. Den-Den," Plummer said. — Weight Watchers International the CCIL. tournament game. Watts began the season on the layup with 3:11 left in the first points. Senior Judy Dalone had 10. Sullivan 3 2-2 8. Morianos 4 0-0 8, Plummer had planned on mimeo­ In the past 36 years their restaurant Author Stephen King, who spends as Mayor — Ed Koch The state's high school teams One post-season win is a modest Indians' junior varsity team be­ quarter. Manchester scored the Morianos and Heidi Sullivan each Carrier 0 0-0 0. Noone 0 0-0 0, graphed book, not the high-quality THE “ GOOD IDEAS” contained in , in Atlanta has grown from a diner much time on best-seller lists as he Approaching Hoofbeats of the Four Horsemen must win 40 percent of their games goal, but a realistic one for a school cause her talent was "raw.” final nine points of the period, to scored eight. Hightower 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 6-14 48. paperback Gannett-Books of Portland the gift package included an original seating 30 to a restaurant with a v e ra l does at home in Bangor, didn’t send of the Apocalypse — Billy Graham decided to print. essay by author, essayist and former dining rooms, a banquet room%nd a along a piece of scary fiction like his 2 New Yorker editor, E.B. White, 89, a well-known works "Dead Zone” or lounge. CALLED "A Gift from Maine, " the Brooklin, Maine resident. It was selected because it is family- Mass Paperbacks ^ "The Shining." Instead, the writer 160-page book sports a glossy full-color "First he called, " Plummer said. owned, has a menu reflecting tradi­ best-known for horror stories told a tale Lonesome Gods — Louis L'Amour cover that displays a red-ribbon "He said he didn't know what an tional black cooking, and is a sit-down of growing up'in Maine and described 1984 — George Orwell Hobbs, Giscombe standouts in own dedication wrapped around a large white box 'activity' was. 1 told him that was restaurant, not fast food or cafeteria- that's covered with the autographs of teacher-talk for something you could his own boyhood, Megatrends — John Naisbitt style. 2010 Odyssey Two — Arthur C. Clarke the contributing notables. do with kids." The award is sponsored by the importantly away Irom the shad­ conds oil the clock. Particularly alter Harold Starks ALAN MAGEE, whose cartoons and Blue Highways — William Least Heat Moon By Len Auster "A t the beginning, I didn't think it White's essay, entitled "An Imagi­ Consumer Products Division of Rey­ ows of eighth place. The spunky Husky captain, who lost the ball out of bounds with 49 drawings have appeared in many Delta Star — Joseph Wambaugh Sports Editor was so hot," admitted Leah Leva.sseur, nary Maine Animal Story," likens the nolds Metals Co., ol Richmond, Va. Eighth place means the dreaded missed from the foul line with 1:07 seconds to go. 12. "F irst we wrote letters to busi­ creative process to a mosquito bite. national magazines and whose paint­ All The Rivers Run — Nancy Cato However, Ray Broxton had the STORRS —- Dedications can be "elimination game': uguinst the lell, admitted he was running oul nesses — that was boring. Then we "When a mosquito bites me — I ings have received national acclaim, Deceive Not My Heart — Shirlee Busbee ball picked under his own hoop and lunny things. Sometimes they conference cellar-dweller to start Olgas at the end. "1 was extremely started writing to artists — that was scratch, " White wrote. "When I write enclosed a drawing of "Beach Stones. " Trellisane Confrontation — David Dvorkin Waller turned it into a three-point don't work out. the Big East Conference Cham­ tired," said Hobbs, who at one fun." something. I guess I 'm trying to get rid Thousands of reproductions of Magee's The Caribbean island of Jamaica Utterly Gross Jokes — Julis Alvin play lor a 60-59 reading with 45 This one did. pionship Tournament on March 7 point sat on one of the press row When the creative spark caught fire, of the itchiness inside m e." true-to-life paintings of beach stones, (smaller than the state of Connecticut) Ranking based on computerized sales reports seconds to go, A1 Frederick in a pre-game at Madison Square Garden. The tables. "When you play 55 minutes the kids worked on the project outside White went on to suggest what kids almost photographic in their realism, is the world’s leading producer of from more than 800 Waldenbooks stores in all SO "It was exactly like the Syracuse lockerroom speech said Connecti­ winner gets to lace in ail probabil­ under that much pressure and then the English class — after school, during could do if they wanted to nuture the have been sold nationwide. bauxite, the ore from which aluminum states. game, " Perno recalled. "I was cut was dedicating Monday night's ity Georgetown. practice the next day and then recess — during any time that was writing instinct. He advised keeping a "H e told us how to get that realistic is extracted. saying holy christ. we re up by game against Providence to Karl have a game the following night, it seven and tied again ." Hobbs and Vernon Giscombe, each makes you tired. " Hobbs, 5-8 senior captain who That, however, tailed to occur. making his final home appearance Hobbs did have the right pers­ has played 95 minutes in UConn’s Hobbs hit the big free throws and here at the Field House. last two outings, canned two big pective with 10 seconds lell. "1 was Camp Fire Inc. not Just for girls anymore thinking I had to make the two Iree Waller, hurrying too much, threw Travel In Brief And it was Hobbs and Giscombe, Iree throws on a one-and-one with throws or I couldn't go back to my the ball out ol bounds at midcourt fittingly, who led the way as the 10 seconds left to ice it lor the with seven seconds left. UConn ate Bv Toni Cardarella "We are a contemporary, multi­ For example, in Chicago — where there The youths are given facts and taught dorm, " he said with a smile. Reef a great attraction Huskies tripped the F'riars, 62-59, Huskies. That was alter he up all but one ol those ticks w ith a United Press International program youth organization. We use an is a major Hispanic recruitment — conflict resolution skills — other than Hobbs and Giscombe received to move into a tie for sixth place in dribbled around and through the linaf steal by Coles moving Con­ SYDNEY, Australia — Australia's major informal approach to try and teach life Camp Fire offers educational mate­ violent confrontation, Sherman said. nice hands Irom the sellout Field the Big East Conference and more Friars, whittling 35 precious se- necticut up in the standings. attraction to world tourists is probably the Great KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Camp Fire skills." rials written in Spanish, and in Atlanta, House crowd ol 4,660. Hobbs What about Camp Fire’s relationship admitted it was nice, but "1 was "We needed this win. " Perno Barrier Reef. Inc. is no longer just for girls and its the counsel there began a child crime with larger youth organizations, such The world's longest coral reef, off the east coast members don't spend all their time C AM P F IR E has about 50,000 prevention program. more concerned about winning. said. "There was no room lor as Girl and Boy Scouts Inc. and Boys We needed this game bad. " mistakes. It's a good win and now of Queensland, begins just north of Australia’s around camp fires roasting members — ranging Irom kinder­ Sherman believes Camp Fire pro­ and Girls Club of Am erica and Junior most, northerly land point and ends about 1,250 marshmallows. garten to 21-year-olds -- in more than The Huskies are now tied lor we have a couple ol days oil grams — naming those dealing with Achievements? Sherman called it miles south at the Tropic of Capricorn And although the name was changed 35,000 urban, suburban and rural sixth in the Big East with Provi­ "This was important lor the Big child abuse, sex and war as examples "friendly competition” but noted there It is dotted with hundreds of tropical islands, four years ago form Camp Fire Girls, communities across the country. Most dence at 5-9. Just below is East standings," Hobbs ottered — address the concerns of youth today. was a common bond. many offering complete vacation packages. some people still find it hard to speak of members are between 7 and 11 years Pittsburgh at 4-8, If the Huskies "It was a big loss to Syracuse. This The organization, during a recent "We're all concerned with positive Vacationers have a choice of such islands as the organizaton without adding "g irls" old. and Friars fall a step behind the game meant a lot to us conference in Philadelphia, voted to youth development," he said. Dunk, Heron, Green, Bedarra, Hinchinbrook, on the end of the name. Only about 16 percent of the overall sponsor peace education programs. Panthers, UConn would stay out ol psychologically. " Orpheus, Magnetic. Hayman, Daydream and But Camp Fire Inc.'s national membership is male, but the new However, Sherman pointed out that the eighth-place game on the basis Giscombe hud a team-high 17 many more. executive director is trying to reedu­ kindergartern program — which got “ KIDS ARE very much concerned he believes Camp Fire’s programs with of two regular season wins over points lor the- Huskies. 13-11 They offer an assortment of accommodation cate the public on the non-profit underway last fall — is 50 percent boys. with the threat of war," said Sherman, different ingredients respond more Providence. overall. Coles- addt'd 16 markers ranging from executive luxury level to funda­ organization's'purpose and goals. Sherman said the overall number of adding that their two biggest fears are directly to youths’ needs - and the "The law of averages said we and a career-high 15 rebounds. F Coles, with some weakside help, mental beach cabins. He is quick to point out Camp Fire is boys in Camp Fire is rising slowly. the loss of a parent and the fear of war. organization "speaks out more as were going to win one down the denied the high-scoring'Thorpe the Several towns on the Queensland coast offer not what many believe it to be. "W e re still trying to get across that "As a responsible youth organization, whole" — using the peace resolution as wire, ' said a relieved Husky coach basketball. Thorpe only took 10 extended reef cruises. Passengers sleep aboard "It's hard to correct the misconcep­ we're coed," he added. we can't ignore that major fear.” an example. He also said Camp Fire's Dom Perno, who saw his squad shots and tinished with 12 points, the luxurious yachts and roam the reefs and tion, " said Arnold E. Sherman, who Each local counsel offers programs The p«ace program.provides a "fair coed and smaller membership work as drop a three overtime bout Satur­ six below his Big East average. islands by day. took over the director's seat a year ago. according to the needs of its members. discussion of war and peace," he said. an advantage. day night to Syracuse at the There is also an extensive network of "drive Carrier Dome. "1 was worried we "Coles is a hard worker. He denies yourself" yachts and motor cruisers, some with ■ didn't have anything lelt. Mentally position real well. He's an aggres­ crews available if required. 1 knew we were ready but sive kids who works real hard. Jumbo jets now fly direct into Townsville from Novelist probes physically we had to be tired a little Some bigger players don t play Otis as well, " said Providence E Europe and New Zealand. Next year the airport d ie t ? bit. " at Cairns is due to be upgraded to international Perno almost had to relive a bad coach Joe Mullaney. status. N nightmare, that the loss to Syra­ Waller had a team-high 17 points for Argentina’s UP! photo cuse where Connecticut had a lor Providence, also 13-11 overall. Tourists husk corn live-point spread in the first UConn's next game is a non- Husky senior guard Karl Hobbs (14) controls his dribble . overtime and failed to hold it. After conlerence date with Holy Cross Bv JO’’’’. , me He.oia despite the defense of Providence’s Bill Donovan (31) in PEKING — China is inviting tourists visiting ‘disappeared’ a less than artistic first half — and Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock art northeastern Shandong Province to husk corn, less than splendid play in the the Hurt Center on the Holy Cross Big East clash Monday night at Field House in Storrs. .«.e«iurrad» shell peanuts and live in Chinese peasant By Daniel Drosdoff seoend half — Connecticut moved campus. households. United Press International to a seemingly comfortable 57-50 HUSKY NOTES - It was the 21st the 1983-84 season allciuluncc to right ankle sprain and his status B Tourists joining the new provincial program — lead with 3:35 lelt. meeting between the Huskies and 198,905 in 24 games. UConn has remains a day-to-day situation. designed to introduce foreigners to rural life in BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Argentine novelist The Friars, however, haddilfer- Friars, UConn leads the series, three regular season games lell UCONN (62) — Broxton 1-4 0-12, China — work, sleep and eat with Shandong Ernesto Sabato, whose works have been compared ent ideas with Brian Waller hitting 15-6. . .Hobbs became the all-time along with at least one appearance Williams 3-7 4-5 10, Coles6-134-8 16, peasants for several days. with those of Austrian writer Franz Kafka, is leading two free throws and 6-9 senior Otis Big East career assist leader al the Big East Tournamenl in New Giscombe 4-12 9-9 17, Hobbs 2-6 2-3 "N a real life investigation into the disappearances of Thorpe, who , was denied the ball against Syracuse. He had nine that York . . .Approximalcly 4.000 6, Frederick 3-6 3-8 9, BesselinkO-1 Buigaria offers cruises thousands of his countrymen. most ol the evening by UConn's night and five against Providence tickets remain tor the UConn- 0-0 0, Ithier 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 20-51 One of Sabato's latest writings may be known as for a total of 265 assists. The Boslon College game at the Hart- 22-34 62. U P l photo defense, popped in a turnaround VIENNA; Austria — Bulgaria has announced a "Argenyna's Black Book,” the definitive chronicle of jumper. former record-holder was Villano- lord Civic Center on Saturday PROVIDENCE (59) - Lomax new tourist organization will supervise the deluxe va's Sean Granger at 253.. .UConn night, March 3. , . Sophomore 0-2 0 0 0. Canty 4-7 2-3 10. Thorpe the didippearances of thousands of people, mostly UConn's Al FrecJerick (21) recovers his rim shot and goes After Hobbs' miss, rebounded by river cruise ships Sofia and Rousse sailing the between 1976 and 1979, when military repression hard-working sophomore Tim lor the fourth consecutive season guard Earl Kelley missed his third 5-10 2-3 12. Brown 4-7 0 08, Donovan Danube, the official Bulgarian news agency BTA against leftist guerrillas in Argentina reached its isfuv riNxu-v. up again and puts it home in game against Providence. Coles that he converted into a will pass the 200,000 mark in straight game and eighth ol the 0-2 0-0 0, W aller 7-10 3-3 17, Starks said. peak. kjlOO Brian Waller (5) o f' Providence and UConn’s Vernon single point from the foul line. attendance home and away. The season. He's missed eight of the 0-1 0-0 0. Lewis 2-6 2-2 6. Knight 2-4 The Douvav Bulgarian tourism office will book Nearly eight years of military rule ended with the sellout against Providence swelled last 10 outings. Kelly is nursing a 2-2 6. Totals 24-49 11-13 59. **"“ * l i school honiero®*"* Giscombe (12) watch high-flying Frederick. ' Providence looked in dire straits. the ships, which are outfitted to accommodate 236 inauguration of President Raul Alfonsin on Dec. 10. passengers. In 1984, the ships will make eight One of the president’s first acts was to name Sabato, a .ben Vienna trips, leading critic of human rights abuses, to head a College basketball roundup Douvav has its headquarters in the city of commission that is investigating Argentina's "desa- Rousse, Bulgaria's largest Danube River port. parecidos,” as the missing people are called. The oirtl«‘<* wrthin l Argentina’s Permanent Assembly on Human Tbe eee^,,, „.nb •" r — • Pan Am adds service Rights has published the names of 6,000 persons who mile »*** el ab»chi»0P Will United States be ready disappeared and were believed killed by security Auburn derailed Sie'P"* >be.e forces. NEW YORK — Pan American World Airways ...... ’,nen ... l'llj,'‘ be.b» I . * ' * ' W K « » » ' .ill." P™*'**’** added 4 more U.S. cities to its schedules in early In a recent interview, Sabato called the tactics of eirenTB “ m l,, .be bell !• Knm m » December, bringing total additions to 17 in less the Argentine security forces — seizing suspects and .beop'-^ “iiL*rsrr." than two years. then torturing and executing them secretly — "lid for ’88 Games In Calgary? in SEC contest The latest additions link San Antonio and Austin "barbarous, Kafkaesque and obscure.” in Texas, and Nashville, Tenn., and St. Louis, After the first three weeks of hearings in January, By AAike Tullv Brian Boitano, another Cali­ give a boost to all the countries By Barbara Miner nationally ranked on their home Mo., with Pan Am's Worldport Terminal at New 1,300 cases were documented "with a great deal of lloor, ’ he added. "We trailed by Iron!. ibe ihirt » UPl Sports Writer fornian, turned in a solid in the tournament, and it's UPl Sports Writer 2 York’s Kennedy International Airport. evidence'' and the hearings will continue for a total of ,0.1 b PP"* performance in the free skating conceivable the Games could 'live and came back.' six months, he said. pletC* SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia — phase and also could be a medal become open if the issue of Auburn coach Sonny Smith is not iimilh said a controlled Tennes­ see attack and poor Iree throw Bookings up for Buigaria After that, the commission will publish a final As a four-day snow raged on and contender in 1988. , eligibility keeps proving so a man who hides iK'hind long- estimate of the number of disappeared people, issue a on, the joke around the Winter . In nordic events, America troublesome. winded explanations. When his shooting by his team contributed to the loss. "Our inability to hit the SOFIA, Bulgaria — The winter tourist season "black book” giving a moral judgment on the Olympics was whether it would may be closer than some people The most intriguing news lor 18lh-ranked Tigers were upset has opened in Bulgaria with the first groups of repression, and recommend the construction of a clear in lime to let people get to think. Jeff Hastings of Norwich, any discouraged United States 57-54 by Tennessee Monday night, tree throws down the stretch hurt skiers from the Soviet Union. Ireland and monument. We Want Your Memories! Calgary — for the 1988 Games. Vt. narrowly missed becoming fan is talk of a scientific pool to his reaction was straighllorward: us, ” he .said. "Tennessee did what England arriving in Bulgarian winter resorts, the "It will be a monument to barbarism, to the The snow stopped, but prepa­ the first American in 60 years to improve American perfor­ "We didn't deserve to win." they had to do to w in. " offici'al BTA news agency said. repression, so it will never again happen on Argentine rations in the Canadian city win a jumping medal at the mance in the Olympics. The loss dropped Auburn a game Dan Federman and Kirk Naler Most tourists on ski vacations are expected to soil," the author said. They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers... proceed, and the next Games Olympics as he finished fourth, Embarrassed by the success behind Kentucky in the Southeast­ added 10 points each for the be from the Soviet Union and other communist The accounts by witnesses of the torture and cruelty will be here before you know it. seven feet behind Pavel Ploc of of Eastern bloc countries'in the ern Conference and seriously Volunteers, 16-11 overall and 7-8 in countries, but tqurist booking from the West have of the security forces were so gruesome that several The question is, will the United Czechoslovakia, in the 90-meter Winter Games, United States damaged its hopes lor a league the SEC. Greg Turner scored 13 increased, BTA said. stenographers resigned after the first two days of States be ready? jump. Olympic officials are assem­ title. points and Charles Barkley. Chuck Bookings this year from England already are 30 commission hearings. Some developments at this The last American to take a bling a NASA-like team of "This hurls us in the SEC race, " Person and Gerald White had 10 percent higher than last year, it said. "They couldn't take it anymore," kaid Sabato, a year's Games helped provide an medal in ski jumping at the scientists to put more Am eri­ said Smith. "Now we have to light each to pace Auburn, 16-7 and 10-4. —Ifs Easy— Here’s How— Olympics was Anders Haugen cans on the winners' stand by In other Top 20 action Monday, former mathematics professor and physicist. "We answer. tor second place. Up until now we Maxims opens in Peking had to replace the women with men.” First, the American Alpine in 1924. Haugen did not receive 1988. were fighting for first place, but No. 9 Texas-El Paso defeated Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... program has come of age. The his medal until 50 years later now we have to fight lor tirsl and Colorado State 62-55 and No. 13 PEKING — The opening of a Peking copy of In a sense, the 72-year-old Sabato foretold some of success of Debbie Armstrong, Sarajevo 84 when Olympic officials were The United States Olympic second." Memphis State edged Southern Pierre Cardin’s Maxims in Paris recently is part Argentina's tragedy in his haunting novels such as Write down your recollections of Manchester long Bill Johnson and the Mahre made aware of an error that Committee is close to signing up Auburn seized its biggest advan­ Mississippi in overtime. of an explosion of new restaurants tourists may "The Tunnel," about a man trapped by his own twins could give new momen­ dropped him to fourth. a corporate sponsor to fund a tage of the game, 41-36. with 9:1)4 At El Paso, Texas, Fred'Rey­ try in the Chinese capital. emotions, or "Abbadon the Exterminator," on man’s ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down tum to an already popular Carruthers also captured a Perhaps in four years, the $5.5 million sports medicine remaining. But Tenneesse out nolds scored 16 of his 17 points in In the past two years. 19 new restaurants cruelty to man. American winter sport. silver. split in the speed-skating pro­ program run by 20-30 scientists scored Auburn 8-2 over the next the second half to spark the specializing in regional and foreign cuisine have Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town Western Athletic Conference vic­ He said there was widespread awareness that a However, keep in mind the Four years from now. Tiffany gram will heal, allowing such and doctors at satellite labs lour minutes to regain the lead. opened in Peking, bringing the total number of tory. Reynolds scored 12 points in a tragedy was about to befall Argentina before the 1976 Austrians, who live on the Chin of Toluca Lake, Calif., comers as Nick Thometz of around the United States for Rub Junes scored 13 points, such restaurants to 60. or the boys went off to war. military coup, which was followed by a wave of mountains and had four com­ could find herself in Sumners' Minnetonka, Minn., and Dan 2,000 Olympic hopefuls. including a crucial lip-in of a six-minute stretch which saw the According to Tao Jianying, manager of the repression because of generalized violence between petitors in each event, captured spot, trying to win a figure Jansen of Milwaukee to build on East Germany was the gold missed free throw with 20 seconds game tied three times. The Miners, Peking Food and Beverage Services Co., another Photos-will be returned but submissions cannot. 23-2 overall and 11-2 in the security forces and guerrillas. only one of a possible 48 Alpine skating gold. The 16-year-old the promise they showed in 1984. medal leader with nine in the 39 left, to lead Tennessee and make 12 restaurants catering to provincial and foreign "It was possible to imagine a tragedy was coming Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two medals. Asking the 1988 Ameri­ Chin was brilliant in the In hockey, an Olympics open events, three more than the Volunteers coach Don DeVoe a conference, outscored Colorado tastes are scheduled to open by the end of 1983. but one never dreamed it would reach such can crew to collect five medals women's free skating program. to professionals and amateurs Soviet Union. The United States happy man. Stale 24-3 al the free-throw line. Among the new additions is the Hua Zhu or Rich Strong had 14 points to lead horrendous extremes,” he said. and a half typed pages or less. may be a bit much. Chin displayed the night's alike would obviously help the tied with Finland and Sweden "'There is no question about it, Flower and Bamboo, a Sichuan restaurant Colorado State, 12-12 and 6-6. Figure skating looks healthy, best combination — triple sal­ United States. Lou Vairo, who for third place. this was our best game of the located at No. 2 Eastern Qian Men Street. He predicted justice will be on two levels. Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Box too. Scott Hamilton retrieved a chow into tnple toe, followed by assembled talei.t and prepared The Soviet Union edged East year, " said DeVoe. "W e did a Elsewhere, in the Southeastern For those seeking Tianjin style steamed The court martials Alfonsin ordered against nine men's gold medal that had been triple salchow alone and triple diligently, delivered an under­ Germany in total medals, 25-24, great job of controlling the tempo Conference, Alabama defeated dumplings, the Gou Bu Li on Di Anmen Street former junta members accused of planning and 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. out of the United States for 24 loop. Her one error was to achieving team in the Olympics followed by Finland with 13, of the game. We also did a good job Mississippi 74-65, Florida downed should be their destination, while Chao Tian Guo ordering the repression will be "symbolic," Sabato You may enter more than once! y ea rs. Rosalynn Sumners over-rotate her opening triple and will not be back. Norway with nine and the ol getting the basket in the key Georgia 70-64 and Louisiana State at Fuchengmen Wai will please those interested said. He compared these trials to the post-World War skated valiantly and won a flip yet it was a sparkling effort Professionals from the Na­ United States and Sweden with situations and did a great job beat Mississippi State 85-70. Con­ in authentic Shandong style stewed pork. II Nuremburg tribunal that tried Nazi war criminals. silver and Peter and Kitty in her first Olympics. tional Hockey League could eight each. delensively. necticut eeged Providence 62-59 in "These biggest offenders will be punished,” he said. "It’s great to beat a team that is a Big East game. ] ^ 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Feb. 21. 1984 - 17 Old(er) players don’t let jump shot fade Koch claims bias exist Scoreboard

By Len Auster tionate. Jury Box had some of SARAJEVO, Yugoslavia (UPI) — Discrimina­ victory. Jeff Grote hod the other gool. Sports Editor . its own with the likes ol Steve tion is a dirty word in any language. Nobody likes Mike Russo, Brett Silverman and Craig , •- / Ayers and Rudi Alvarez, both it, nobody wants to be a victim-of it. Ough had assists. Winger Kris Bronell also ployed well. Goolie Scott Vonek Old(er) basketball players out of South Catholic High and . Bill Koch, an exceptionally clear thinking, Sports Scholastic Hockey mode nine saves. don't let their jump shot fade Central Connecticut State Uni­ perceptive young mpn from Eugene, Ore., u s^ Vonek stopped 17'shots in the loss to away, they take them to recrea­ versity, leading the way. . the word before p"acking up his gear and going Central Connecticut. Grote had the Parade goat, on on assist from Jason Allan. tional leagues. Marty Kearns, out of East ;back home after having competed in his third BQsketbdil Standings ECHO Hockey results The Manchester Recreation Catholic and Colgate, added to , Winter Olympics with the United States Ski team. CCIL O'oll •V Pee Wee B Department's Adult League, for the talent level and Bill Gorra, He used it in connection with the .various Milt RIchman w L w L one. another East Catholic graduate ' national Olympic committees, who, ultimately, SImsburv 13 3 13 3 Mite A Hal) 13 3 14 4 Regql Men's Stiop defeqled Yule, It is a 16-team league divided who captained the Tufts team are answerable to the International Olympic Penney 12 4 13 5 10-3, and'tost to Sooth Windsor, 1-0. into twb division. The division, his senior year, also perform for : Committee. Manchester 10 6 11 6 Trl-CIty Plozo won one gome, los) Jason Pellegotto ond Doug Hutton one and tied one at the Capital Area into 'A ' and 'B', has resulted in Jury Box. Koch, a former World Cup champion and Fermi 9 7 10 8 each hod two goals In the victory. Windham Youth Hockey Invitational Tourna­ Regol's other scores were by Scott keen competition most even­ 8 8 8 10 "The program this year is as t Olympic silver medalist, is the top cross country East Hartford 8 8 8 9 ment In Albany, N.Y. Livingston, Scott WInot,. George ings. "The divisions are well Bill Haves, Phil Dakin, Marty Curtis, good as any year we've had it," ' skier America has ever had. He isn't exactly the Katie Tobey, once a member of the U.S. ski team Wetherstleld 4 12 5 13 Russo, Victor Hurtuk, Jason Odtwoy balanced," says Carl Silver, Conard 2 •14 3 15 Brian Kellogg and Jett Herold got the and Mike Mannebach. Winot assisted Silver said. "The divisions are ; first contestant to point out that everything isn't herself, but skiing isn't the only thing they talk Enfield 1 15 goals as TrI-Cify detected New Hart­ on three goals: Mannebach and Hutton . assistant Recreation Depart­ t l 15 well balanced and the caliber of all tea and cake and what it should be in an about. ford, N.Y., 5-2. Dakin had two dssists. each assisted on two. Ootwav, Hurtuk, ment director and overseer of HCC O’oll Haves, Kellogg, Curtis and Matt Russo, Pellegotto, Livingston, Todd play is-very good.” iittemational competition like the Olympics. The 28-year-old Brattleboro, Vt., native, who Welnlckl each had one. Goalie Mike the. roundbail program. "We W L w L Seaver, Jon Longe and Chris Mohonev There are former collegians ' Other athletes have called attention to existing pronounces his name like in Coke, not iike the South Cdthollc 7 2 16 2 WelnIckI stopped 13 shots. each had one assist. Goalie Brendon have teams comparable to each on most rosters. Bill Ellerl'out • abuses and inequities before, in the summer Mayor of New York, is a relatively quiet,.private -East Cathallc 7 3 11 8 Trl-CIty lost to the team from the Wheeler mode 12 saves. other and they play good Aquinos 6 3 12 6 Capital Area, 7-2. Kellogg and Herold Wheeler stopped ,16 shots in the loss of South Catholic and the . Olympics as well as the winter ones, so Koch is by type of person who isn't close-minded on any scored on assists from Curtis, Dakin competition each night. " ► St. Paul 4 5 9 9 to South Windsor. ^ University of Hartford, plays ' no means the first. subject. He listens to the other side. Xavier 4 6 7 11 and Eric Peterson. Welnlckl made 21 What makes the competition saves. for Green Hardware, Manches­ But Ife goes one step further than anyone else Basically, he \^nts all athletes to have the right Northwest Catholic 0 9 3 15 are the players, many ol them Trl-CIty and Schenectady skated to a ter Cycle's players' list includes • has. to compete in the Olympics, and all Olympic 2-2 tie. Hoves and Dakin each hod a Springfield Pioneers ' former standouts in either high coc O’oll Stan Alexander, who played for He's calling for a sweeping Athletes' Bill of athletes, not only the skiers, to have equal W L w L goal and on assist. Kellogg olso hod on school or college, The list is assist. Welnlckl mode 13 saves. Coventry High and Manchester Rights to help correct, the discriminatory representation on all levels pertaining to Portland 14 1 16 1 The Springfield Pioneers Pee Wee Cromwell 14 1 16 1 quite impressive. Community College. Cycle shop practices he sees in the Olympics. He's fully policy-making decisions affecting them. Mo­ AA teom tied two games and lost '‘ISwitisal Fogarty Oilers is one of the Bacon Acodemy 11 4 13 4 Squirt A another this Weekend. owner and coach Bob Kiernan prepared, even eager, to go before Juan Antonio reover. he feels the athletes should be free from Coventry 10 6 12 6 top teams in the A', or Am eri­ Craig Cherwinski had a hat trick and came out of Manchester High ; Samaranch, president of the International what he calls "medical manipulation." East Hampton 7 8 7 10 Tom Sibley scored the other goal in a can, Division. Its roster in­ Rocky HIM 6 9 7 10 Fogarty Brothers tied for second and played college ball at Olympic Committee, and provide whatever RHAM 4-4 draw with Middlesex. Jason Kirby cludes Mark Plefka, out ol East 5 10 6 11 ploce in the Albany tournament with a hod three assists, ond Jeff Hunter had Boston University. ' documentation might be required of him. TH ERE HAS BEEN some evidence of blood Bolton 5 11 5 13 1-1-1 record. Hartlord High and Fairfield VInal Tech two. Sibley and Chris Zeo each hadone. Kiernan says his team is the doping and drugs, he concedes, but he insists no 3 12 3 13 Derek Moulton had three goals and Goalie Mike Kendall had 12 soves. University, and John Thomas Cheney Tech 1 14 1 16 two assists as Fogarty defeated St. oldest in the league. "We KOiCH CHARGES DISCRIM INATION in a one has had the courage to conduct the kind of Cherwinski, Sibley and Dove Wilcox and Jeff Carr, thelatterpairout Albans. Vt., 9-0. Fogarty’s other goals scored in a 3-3 tiewith St. Moritz, Moss. average over 30," he cited. ' number of areas. testing to determine whether these abuses are or CCIL girls O'oll were scored by Greg Tolman. Chris Kirby again had three bssists. Pat o f th e University ol W L "This is a pretty decent league. ^37 He claims all qualified amateur athletes who V>"ren't taking place on any kind of wide scaie. w L Senseney. Ken Herold, Steve Blair, O'Brien had one. Kendall and Seth Connecticut. ' Conard 15 2 16 3 Rod Gray and Kevin Wiehn. Tolman, Rudolph shared time in goal, stopping From what the other guys say, ■ would like to compete in the Olympics, are not Koch also is opposed lo the ski associations Hall 13 4 14 4 Carr, 28, works in East Senseney, Mike Rodriauez. Sean Ma­ a total of 19 shots. this is one ol the best around. allowed to do so. Others are arbitrarily removed "controlling” the skiers' outside revenues from Fermi 11 6 11 6 lone, Terry Tobeler and Joey Konrad Kendall and Rudolph made 21 saves Hartlord for Coca-Cola. He , from their teams solely because of their age, he manufactuers' endorsements and the like. Windham 11 6 12 7 each hod on assist. Goalie Kevin Millen as the Pioneers lost 4 0 to Worcester, Penney 9 8 9 8 had to make only one save to register plays to stay in shape. "1 weight "We come up and have a good _ says, and still others are obliged to turn over "A s a condition of being a member of the skiing Mass. Simsbury 6 9% 8 9 the shutout. The Pioneers now have a 13-7-3 237 now and I played at 235," he U ^e. It's like a night out with ' outside revenue to tlib associations to which they team, many associations require that you assign Manchester 7 10 8 11 Moulton and Tolman scored as Wethersfield league record and an overall mark of says while tying his sneakers, the boys with some exercise belong. your com merciaL revenue lo them," he says. 7 10 8 11 Fogarty skated to a 2-2 tie with 32-15-6. arriving late lor a game one Enfield _ 4 13 4 13 Pittsfield. Mass. Malone assisted on thrown in. We have fun and go "It's entirely wrong," Koch says. "I would like "Some associations will give an athlete 10 per East Hortto'rd 0 17 1 18 both gopis. Moulton, Tolman and recent evening. "1 like staying out for a beer or two to see the IOC take the bull by the hdras, draw up a cent of that revenue, some a bit more, and some Wiehn each assisted on one. Senseney HCC girls in shape. 1 play in summer and afterwards." Bill of Rights for the athletes, and enforce it. none. My income is controlled by the U.S. Ski O'oll mode six saves in goal. NHLstandings winter leagues and this is a W L w L Fogarty lost to the team from the Herald photos by Pinto "1 don't know too much about "Right now, Olympic athletes are degraded, association and I don't think they should have Northwest Catholic 8 2 16 5 Capital Area, 5-1. Moulton scored the pretty good one. " other programs but 1 feel our : second class citizens. The first right any athlete anything to do with it. This is my business not Mercy 6 4 12 8 goal, on an assist from Tolman. Millen Wales Conference The 29-year-old Thomas was a South Catholic 6 4 11 10 made one save in goal. Patrick Division Jeff Carr (top), former University of Connecticut league here is comparable to should have is the right to compete. That ties in theirs." Aquinas ninth round draft pick of the 5 5 16 5 W L T PtS. GF GA standout, tries to stay in shape by playing for Fogarty any around," Silver states. ' with 'Open' competition. I'm a proponent of that Koch said the situation has become rather St. Paul 5 5 9 9 NY Islanders 37 22 2 76 264 215 NBA Chicago Bulls in 1976, He East Catholic 0 10 5 15 Pee Wee A Oilers while Bob Kiernan (bottom) keeps his hand in the "We've attracted a lot of because it would automatically give every athlete ridiculous regarding commercial payments to Woshington 35 22 4 74 235 183 plays here, in South Windsor, top-flight ex-college players the right to participate in the Olympics. NY Rangers 33 20 8 74 243 228 skiers insofar as those skiers retaining their Philadelphia 32 18 9 73 256 211 game by playing for his own entry, Manchester Cycle. lor the East Hartford Explorers here. And they wouldn't be here V// Multi-Circuits won two of the four "There are a lot of athlbtes, apart from amateur status. games it ployed, to take second place Pittsburgh 13 42 5 31 188 278 ' in the NEBA. and lor a team il it wasn't good competition. professionals, who are excluded from competing "In Alpine skiing, you have Phil Mahre, who in the Albany tournoment. New Jersey 13 43 5 31 175 258 . where he's employed, Aetna. "1 ■ And we have some top players Steve Ayers (top), former Central Connecticut State now. I can give you a few examples and I know makes a lot of money and is allowed lo compete in Basketball Multi-Circuits split two games with Adams Division love playing. It keeps me going. Pittsfield, winning 4-3 and losing 7-2. Buffalo 39 16 6 84 250 199 from town playing as well, " University standout, performs for Jury Box Lounge while ■ there are a lot more. Take our American Alpine- the Olympics. On the other hand, you've got •••••••••••••••••••••• Brian Grillo had three goals in the Boston 36 20 4 76 262. 201 It also keeps me in shape, " the Ray Sullivan, John Feeney, team. We had only two men in the downhill. Any Ingemar Stenmark, who ujakes a lot of money victory, and Scott Sartor had three Quebec 32 22 6 70 276 210 6-9 Louisiana native said. Bill Pardo (bottom) plays for Donato's Lounge in the assists. Multi-Circuits' other goal wos Montreal 28 28 5 61 233 224 Kurt Carlson, Hal Rawlings and others simply didn't fit the arbitrary selection and can't compete. Willie Gault, who won a medal Pee Wee 8 48 220 249 > - « U ' - - "This is the best (league) in scored by Robbie McKee. Andy Gag­ Hartford 20 32 , ^ ■■ John Haslett, all out of Man­ Manchester Rec Department's Adult Basketball League. criteria established by our ski team. The IOC says in the hurdles in the World Championships in Blue Devils 21 (Duffy McGee 10, Nell non, Robbie Ciraco and Korey Fuel- Campbell Conference the area which 1 know ol. There chester High, and Sean Thomp­ four athletes are permitted in each event, so that Helsinki last summer, is another example. He Alibrio 7), Wlldcots )7 (ERic Christer- lhart each had an assist. In the loss, 'Norris Division are a lot ol ex-college players son 8, Evan Mllone 6). McKee and Steve Megel scored on W L T PtS. GF GA son and Jon Lindbqrg, out of many should have a right to enter, but they don't signed with the Chicago Bears, so he can't Minnesota 30 26 5 65 267 268 and the competition is really Bruins 24 (David Rohrboch 10, Pat assists from Gagnon, Paul Senkow, East Catholic, are also found'on have that right. compete in the Olympics anymore. Yet, the IOC Sweeney 6), Huskies 18 (Bob Heidel- Derek Pasterick and Luc LaRose. Chicago 23 32 7 53 211 236 ■ good. This year it's the best its league rosters. "I'm not singling out only the U.S Olympic says ail these guys who play hockey in the mon 8, Mike Poscarelll 4). Goalie Vinnie Sica mode a total of 51 St. Louis 23 31 6 52 218 245 , Detroit 22 32 7 51 22z 56 been," said Tom Meggers, 26. Play is three times weekly. committee. The Canadian Olympic Association saves in the two games. professional leagues in Europe, can compete. It's ) Sica made 15 stops as Multi-Circuits Toronto 21 34 6 48 228 295 . who played college bull at .Four games are played Mon­ also has an arbitrary process of selection. Only a double standard. " Juniors played a 1-1 draw with the host team. ' Smythe Division Boston College. Meggers plays day's a^ 7 and 8:30 at Illing and one of its male cross country skiers was allowed Ciraco scored the goal, on assists from Edmonton 42 14 5 89 339 252 lor the Donato's Lounge entry. Manchester Town Junior All-Stars McKee and Pasterick. Calgary 25 22 12 62 230 240 Bennet junior Highs. Tuesdays to compete here and none were permitted to do so KOCH DIDN’T WIN any medals here. He upped their record to 6-0 with a 109-51 McKee and Mezel each scored a hat Vancouver 23 33 6 52 239 255 Donato's has several ex-local and Wednesdays two games, at in 1980. Why should that be? Also in 1980, finished 21st in the 30 kilometer event , 27th in the thrashing of St. James varsity squad trick and Scott Drummond had five Winnipeg 21 27 10 52 251 278 and collegiate standouts on its Monday night. Marc Hendrick had 25 Los Angeies 30 12 50 246 277 7 and 8; 30, are played at Bennet. Australia sent only one woman cross country 15 kilometers and 17th in the 50K, and because ol points. Dennis Foreman 21, Kevin assists, as Multi-Circuits defeated St. roster. Bill Pardo, who played Albans. 12-0. The other goals were q'J, The regular season runs skier to the Oiy mpics and this year it sent only one that, some may construe his comments as a lorm Boyko 17, Joel Feehan 16 and Troy scored by Drummond, Senkow, Grillo,> Stanley Cup playoffs.) three season lor the Explorers through March 14 and playoffs \ male. I was down there competing in the summer of sour grapes. If they do, they're reading him * Peters 12 for the juniors. Brian LaRose, Ciraco and Fuellhart. Ciraco Monday's Result in the NEBA. played his college Kennedy and Bob Minor had 16 and 12 Los Angeles 3, Minnesota'2 conclude March 21. of 1980, so I know for sure they have m ore." wrong. He missed the last three weeks ol training points respectively for St. James. and Pasterick each had three assists. ball at New Hampshire. Dick Gagnon and LaRose each had two. Tuesday 's Gomes Each team pays a $154 entry belore the Olympics because ol sinus and chest Mezei, Sortor, Grillo, McKee ond (All Times EST) Fairbrother played tor Northw­ lee and a $50 bond towards KOCH, A M EM BER of the U.S. Ski team for the problems, but refuses lo oiler that as an excuse. Mark Trentman each hod one assist. Buffalo at Philodelphio, 7:35p.m. est Catholic as a schoolboy and Sica made nine saves. Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. technical fouls.’'8 t's $5 per past 13 years, also cited examples of athletes who He just says he's having an olf year. Edmonton at St. Louis, 6:35 p.m. Wesleyan in College. John Lusa, technical. "W e want them to were discriminated against because of their age. Of all the athletes I talked with in the Winter Calendar Toronto ot Calgary, 9:35 p.m. one ol the many line players think twice belore they say "One of the best examples was during the Olympics, none made any more sense than the Bantam A Boston At Vancouver, 11:05p.m. East Catholic High has pro­ Wednesday'sGomes anything to the officials, "Silver World Championships in Falun, Sweden, in 1974, uncomplicated, straight-talking Koch. He told me Winnipeg at New Jersey duced, played college ball at said, noting the number of when three of the men on our team had their he believes in the basic Olympic ideals and wishes TUESDAY Purdy Corporation lost three times Edmonton at Pittsburgh in Albany. Purdy was defeated 2-1 by Marist in upstate New "V'ork. technicals is way down from Batkttboll Minnesota at Detroit * careers terminated halfway through the cham­ to see the Games saved and improved. 1 believe Manchester at Wetherstleld, 7:45 the host team, 2-1 by St. Albans and 8-0 ^Washington at Chicago "1 play to stay in shape, or to last year's total ol 174. Certilied , pionships because of their age," he said. "Tw o he does. He was as firm in saying no athlete East Catholic at Windsor, 8 by Wilbraham, Mass. Boston at Los Angeies try to." says Pardo. "Thisisone board oflicials are used. They were in their early 30s and the other was in his late should be forced to become a professional as he VInal Tech at Cheney Tech, 8 Greg Mahoney and Dan West scored ol the better leagues around, Purdy's goals. David Molin, Drew receive $19 each per game. 20s. The coach just wanted to make room for was in saying none should be forced to remain an WEDNESDAY O'Connell and Bruce Skivington had this and Glastonbury. It's be­ "The success of the league younger skiers although the older ones were amateur. Basketball assists. cause of the quality of the depends on having board offi­ better." I found him entirely lair- minded and 1 Becker at MCC, 8 Richard Simmons was in goal for players and the way it 's run. It's Manchester at Windham (girls), 7:45 both of the 2-1 losses; he made a total of Kings 3. North Stars 2 cials," Silver insists. "Ten Before you get the idea Koch is some wild-eyed discovered something else about him, too. ^ Ice Hockey 16 soves. Sean Todd made 21 saves in well organized. " years ago we had guys on our East Catholic vs. Fermi (at Bolton the other loss. radical or a clubhouse lawyer on skis, one who As a 10-year-old in Guilford, Vt., Koch and his Los Angeles 2 0 1—3 Peter Thompson, out ol East payroll do the games but that Ice Palace), 8:30 likes to make waves instead of tracks, there are a younger brother, Fritz, would race five miles Manchester at Masuk,'3;30 Minnesoto 0 2 0—2 Catholic who played at Spring- didn't work out. 1 got so few things you should get straight about him. through the woods on skis against the school bus. Mite B First period—1, Los Angeles, Taylor 12 Held College, and Tyler Jones, (Smith, Simmer), 9:21. 2, Los Angeles, disgusted that 1 went out to the He has been skiing since he was two, and The Kochs found a shortcut through the woods FRIDAY MacLellan 22 (NIcholls, Wells), 10:14. an East Hartlord High product, Basketball United Bank split two games this board (of olficials) and they naturally, he loves it, but that isn't his whole life. and sometimes beat the bus to school. It was Bill Windham at Manchester, 8 Penalties—Plett, Min, 2:06; Taylor, LA, \ can also be lound playing for weekend, losing 10-0 to Newington and 12:23; MacLellan, LA, 17:40. took us. They made our H,e considers himself a husband and a father first, Koch's idea, not his brother's. Even then, he was Rocky H ill at Cheney Tech, 8 defeating Windsor, 2-1. Donato's. VInal Tech at Bolton, 8 Second period—3, Minnesota, Ashton 7 program. " and a skier second. He's married to the former an independent thinker. David Burr had both of the goals (Plett, Levie), 1:19. 4, Minnesota, Donato's on a recent night ThaT"and some oid(er) play­ against Windsor. Peter Hayes and Bellows 35 (Broten, LIndgren), 5:28. lound itsell against Jury Box ers who would rather sink a David Hauswirth assisted on his Penalties—Roberts, Min, 4:36, Ander­ Lounge. Don't tor a moment scores. * son, fadeaway jumper than fade Todd Hauswirth mode a total of 34 LA, maior-mlnor, 16:43; Acton, Min, think the talent was dispropor­ away. RadiO/ TV saves in the two gomes. 16:43. One-star Generals Thirdperlod—5, LosAngeles, Taylor 13 Sports in Squirt B (Smith, Engblom), 14:18. TONIGHT Penalties— load up on talent 8:00 College basketball: St. John's None. vs. Georgetown, ESPN Horst Engineering also split two Shots on goal—Los Angeles 15-9-7—31. Chris tries to equai Martina By Dave Raffo 8:00College basketball: Clemson vs. games, winning 4-1 against Northern Minnesota 11-11-9—31. Penalty killing unit UPI Sports Writer Virginia, USA Cable Connecticut and losing 6-1 to Central Goalles^Los Angeles, Baron. Dean cagers run EAST HANOVER. N.J. - Chris Evert Lloyd is 10:00 Boxing: Harold Petty vs. Jose Connecticut. Min­ out to prove that No. 2 can do as well as No„ 1. Torres. ESPN Mike Kelsey had a hot trick in the nesoto, Beaupre. A—11,766. Martina Navratilova, the top-ranked player in EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Last year they were key in Kings’ win women's tennis, returned from a 35-day layoff the one-star Generals, relying on their most n past MCC, 108-82 Monday night and toppec) Nancy Yeargin 6-3, 6-2 well-known and controversial player to carry the in the first round of the $150,000 U.S. Women's offense and often ta'ke the heat in defeat. ing Minnesota's Keith Acton from BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (U Pl) F R A N K LIN , Mass. — Wideopen top-ranked Mattatuck Community : National Indoor Tennis Championships. Then Donald Trump bought the New Jersey Transactions behind and wrestling him to the NO GIMMICKS! — Dave Taylor will get credit lor basketball was on display Monday College at 9 o'clock. Middlesex Evert Lloyd, second on the WTA computer Generals and spent millions to give running back ice. Anderson was penalized seven the winning goal, but admits the night here as homestanding Dean faces Norwalk in the 7 o'clock rankings, will try to match that effort tonight Herscjiel Walker help. He signed quarterback Brian minutes, while the Acton only Baseball tackle Larry White. Los Angeles Kings defeated the Junior College overran Manches­ opener. The winners meet Satur­ when she plays Beverly Mould of South Africa. Sipe, safety Gary Barbaro and a handful of other NFL Denver (USFL) — Cut tight NO GIFTS! received a two-minute roughing Minnesota North Stars by shutting ter Community College, 108-82. day afternoon at 2 o'clock for the players, brought former New York Jets Coach Wall Houston — Signed Intlelder endMIkeHIrn and linebacker penalty. Dan NIederhofer; placed run­ down the NHL's leading power Dean, ranked No. 10 in New championship. Michael out of exile and pledged to make the Generals Enos Cabell to a 2-vear con­ "The turning point tunight. I tract. ning back Robert Johnson on play. England NJCAA play, improves DEAN (108) — Perno 6 2-2 14, ' Baker free agent again a winner. Los Angeles — Signed third Injured reserve. JUST $ PRICE! The Kings killed olf a live- thought, was when we skated oft its mark to 11-8. The Cougars were That means no more 6-12, like iast year under Chuck baseman Pedro Guerrero to a Starkes 5 4-4 14, Csicsila 9 0-4 18, ' SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Veteran outfielder Houston (USFL) — Cut wide minute penalty to stall a second- the five-minute penalty against losing for the 10th consecutive time Fairbanks. Trump wants to win when the season 5-vear contract. receivers James Davis and Meyerson 4 1-2 9, Hatten 3 0-0 6, Dusty Baker, a victim of the Los Angeles Minnesota — Signed out­ 1974 AMC HORNET im tH iiU o — period Minnesota rally and went on Anderson, " said Kings coach and slipped to 2-19 overall. opens Sunday at Birmingham, Ala., and when the Jerry Gordon, running back Walker 5 0-2 10, Drakely 4 11-12 19, ., Dodgers' continuing youth movement, woke up fielder Darrell Brown to a Calvin Fance, nose guard to defeat the North Stars 3-2 in the Roger N'eilson. "That gave us a Mike Starkes and John Perno USFL season ends with its championship game July l-vear contract. Junior Flllago, punter Ken real lilt." Hammann 4 1-4 9, Plantinga 2 2-2 6,' today a free agent after rejecting an offer to join • Philadelphia — Signed se­ $995 only game in the NHL Monday had the hot shooting hand for Dean Lee 0 3-4 3. Totals 42 24-36 108. ■ 15 in Tampa, Fla. Hartley, quarterback Darrel *1295 The Kings capitalized on the the San Francisco. Giants. cond baseman Juan Samuel, Jackson, center Steve Jack- night. early in the first half as the Red MCC (82) — Tenero 8 3-4 19, "I've never lost anything in my life," the pitchers Charles Hudson, momentum with 5; 32 remaining son, linebacker Merv Krakau 1974 DODGE DART I9K GMN TOfimo lUGON Minnesota, which has not won at Demons led 21-15 after 10 minutes McAuley 3 1-1 7, Brophy 3 0-16,: multi-millionaire builder says. "1 think we'll win and Don Carman, Tony Gheltl and and detensiveend Ray Robin­ home in its last six attempts, had when Taylor took Doug Smith's of play. Dean's margin was 46-34 at Devii’s Bag passes test win immediately.” Jdy Tibbs and rookie Intlelder son. behind-the-net puss and stufled the Carr 1 0-0 2, Emerson 7 0-1 14, Steve Jeltz to 1-vearcontracts. New Jersey (USFL) — $1595 scored on 28 percent of its power the half. Garen 7 4-5 18, OPrlowski 3 2-2 8, Much depends on how Sipe, cornerback Kerry Traded linebacker Steve *1695 puck past Minnesota g(^altender HIALEAH, Fla. — Undefeated Devil's Bag, the plays entering the game. Chuck Garen's 12 first-half Brooks 2 4-6 8. Totals 34 14-20 82. , Justin, linebackers Willie Harper, Jim LeClair and Basketball Doolittle to New Orleans for a 1976 OLDS OMEGA 1976 LUXURY LeMANS "W e got a big lift tonight after Don Beaupre. points along with nine from Ed early favorite for this year's Triple Crown, Bob Leopold and offensive guard Dave Lapham 1985 draft pick. "This was a big victory for us. passed his first test as a 3-year-old with an easy, Philadelphia — Signed cen­ skating olf that major, " said Tenero and eight from Steve adjust to going right from and N F L season to the ter Charles Jones to a second New Orleans (USFL) — $1795 Taylor, who notched his 12th and That now leaves us only two points Emerson kept the Cougars in the seven-length victory in the $30,000 Flamingo Prep USFL. At season's end. the survivors wiU have played 10-ddy contract. Abandoned trade Involving $1995 131h goals of the season.* "Our behind Vancouver and Winnipeg / game. at Hialeah. from 36-40 games in less than 11 months. College tight end Dan Ross. 1977 CHRYS. NEWPORT 1978 FAIRMONT WAGON (tor the linal playofl berth in the Monday's victory was the sixth straight Oakland (USFL) — Trdded penalty-killing unit dtd a good Rob Csicsila scored eight quick Arguments over "I'm not worried about having no off-season, but I Colorado — Named offensive tackle Kurt Jonker job. " Smythe Division), " N'eilson said. points for Dean in the opening In Cribbs’ case triumph for the 1983 juvenile champion who wouldn't Want to make a habit of it," said Sipe, who Gary Barnett assistant foot­ to Memphis for an undisclosed $1995 $2295 The North Stars earned the man "However, bothIhoseclubs have hadn't raced since October. ball coach. draft choice; waived quarter­ minutes of the second half and the completed passed for 3,566 yards and 26 touchdowns Oklahoma— Announced the back Mike Livingston, safe­ advantage after defenseman Russ' got an easier schedule than we Demons opened up a 70-50 lead. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — The for the Cleveland Browns last fall despite reports of a resigndtion of assistant foot­ l^TTGHEV.IMPALA I97IF0BDLTP i ' ties Fred Williams and Benny Anderson was penalized lor jump- have during the next month. We They never looked back. court battle for the services of "tired arm.'’ ball coach Rex Norris. Barnes, linebacker Dale Bor- have to play seven out of our next Boldirev player of week Stony Brook — Named Ihel, defensive ends Byron Dean went over the century running back Joe Cribbs is over. "M y body still hurts a little from the season I Jerry Howell head football $2695 *2695 It) games on the road. I figure we Smith and Carl Sullivan, wide mark with time to spare. It was the U.S. District Judge John Elfvin, M ONTREAL — Detroit Red Wings center Ivan completed a month and a half ago. Outside of my bank coach. receiver Aaron Williams and 1977 FORD T-BIRD need to win at least three of those in seventh time this year a Cougar in a rare President's Day session, Boldirev, who collected four goals and six assists account, 1 think I could have waited six more months Football tight end Tom Maher. 1977 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYAU order to have a chance (at the Guerrero inks opponent has scored 100 points or heard closing arguments Monday in three .games, Monday was named the NHL to get started again." Arizona (USFL) — Stoned playolls). " Oklahoma (USFL) — Cut $2995 SOLD more. in the legal skirmish to determine Player of the Week. Walker went through a similar experience last cornerback Lupe Sanchez to punter Rick Engles, guard $2995 For the North Stars, who have a 3-vear cohtract; reac­ Dodger pact Tenero had 19 points and lo whether Cribbs can jump from the The 13-year veteran edged Washington Capi­ year. After leading the University of Georgia to the Sam Adams, defensive back won seven of their last 10 road quired defensive tackle Mark Mike Caterbone, tackle I979CHEV.HMIBU 1978 DATSUN810 assists, Emerson 18 point and Bills to the Birmingham Stallions tals goaltender Pat Riggin for the award. Other Sugar Bowl while winning the Heisman Trophy as a Buben from Philadelphia for LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Pedro Andre Hines, wide receiver games, the prospect of games in seven rebounds and Garen 18 of the USFL. junior. Walker became the USFL's first superstar by two undisclosed future draft Ron Ingram, nose tackle Lon­ Guerrero may wear Dodger blue, contenders were Montreal Canadians left winger picks. *3395 Detroit Wednesday and Philadel­ points to pace the Cougars. Bill Elfvin did not indicate when he leaving school early. He responded by gaining a nie Kennell, running back Rick $2995 but he' II be living off a lot of Dodger John Chabot, Detroit defenseman Reed Larson Birmingham (USFL) — Moser andkick er IshOrdonez. phia Thursday came as a relief. Drakeley, who was ll-for-12 from would issue a decision, but it is league-leading 1,812 yards as New Jersey's Waived detehsive backs Em- green. and goalie Bob Froese of the Philadelphia Flyers. 1978 GRANAOTrSHIA CPE. 'iinittiiiaMnBwk "FortunatelJ' we've been play­ the foul line, had 19 points to lead a likely to be made before Sunday workhorse. muel Thompson and Billy Philadelphia (USFL) — The third baseman, seeking a Cesare, defensive tockle ing pretty well on the road. Let's balanced Dean attack. when the Stallions open their "I've always competed year- round," said Walker, Traded defensive end Frank $1.2 million 1984 contract tifrough Ray Colev, running back Case, wide receiver Rodney $3295r hope we can keep it up," said Brian MCC concludes its regular sea­ season against the New Jersey Seaver predicts 20 wins who ran track at Georgia but still appeared fatigued Andre Thomas, guard Chris *3595 arbitration, Monday signed a Parker and offensive tackle Bellows, who tied it 2-2 at 5:28 of UPI photo son' Wednesday night against Generals. near the end of the USFL season. " I feel better McKay and nose tackle Ron Ron Kirkpatrick to Son Anto­ 5-year pact worth an estimated $7 SABASOTA, Fla. — Tom Seaver predicted on Norman; traded a condi­ the second period with his 35th goal Becker Junior College at East Cribbs, an All-Pro with the Bills because I feel more experienced. I feel older." nio for future undisclosed million that makes him the highest ot the year. his first day of spring training with the Chicago tional draft choice to Okla­ drott choices; waived nose Training camp season here Catholic at 8 o'clock. The MCC whose contract has expired, had Walker is expected to be helped by a balanced homa for defensive end Joe paid Dodger in history. White Sox that he could win 20 games this season tackle John Alford, defensive Taylor started the scoring at 9:21 women wind up their year at 6 p.m. signed a 1984 pact with the offense, led by Sipe. Quarterbacks Bobby Scott and Gerry; traded an undisclosed back Kevin Donnalley, guard "The contract is for five years ol the opening period, scooping up Baseball legends, Yogi Berra (right) and Whitey Ford talk Stallions and is currently working for the defending American League West draftcholcetoSanAntonlo tor Ernest Butler, dornerback OLDIES BUT against the Becker women's Jeff Knapple generated little success passing last and that's all I want to say about champions. nose tackle Joe Kugllarla; Dennis Clay, and fullback a loose puck and flipping it into the In the outfield Saturday during the second day of the squad. out with the team. The main issue season and defenses ganged up on Walker. released wide receiver Sylves- it," Guerrero said before returning "With luck and the talent on this team, I can win Joel Coles; placed linebacker right corner. Less than a minute MCC will participate Friday in the dispute is a controversial "We'll have a lot of different people in the offense, " tor Moy and linebacker Fred­ Vince DeMarInIs, wide re- home to the Dominican Republic New York Yankees' spring training camp at Ft. 16 to 20 this year,” the three-time Cy Young die Smith. celyer Duan Hanks and later, Brian MacLellan increased night in the CCCAA Tournament at right-of-first refusal clause in the Walker said. "With Brian, people can't just depend on for a few days to prepare for spring Lauderdale, Fla. Most major league camps have opened Award winner said Monday. "If I were to have Chlcogo (USFL) — Cut cornerback Roger Jackson the Kings' advantage to 2-0, on a Crosby High in Waterbury. The contract Cribbs signed as a rookie the Generals to have a running game. They know we safety Mike Spivey, kicker LTD. training in Florida. picked a team myself, I couldn't have picked a on Injured reserved; placed rebound ol a shot bv Jav Wells as the baseball season draws closer. Cougars, (he No. 4 .seed, will face out of Auburn in 1980. can mix it up, We'll keep them guessing and when the David Betts, tullbackDarrvI offensive tockle JoeConwell more attractive one than the White Sox.” Clark, cornerback Eddie and linebacker John Shlgo 323 Center St., Manchester, Conn. defense doesn't know what's coming, they get caught Ray Walker, center-guord on physlcally-unable-to- off-guard." Mike Weston and defensive pertormllst. ^ (across Irom Mona’-ty Bros ) 647'0908 ' ' \1 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 2t. 1984 MANCHESTER tiERALD, Tuesduy, Feb. 21. 1984 — 19 Scoreboard I/OOK FOR THE STARS... *

ECAC SOUTH 1:11.39; lOOback: 2.0 'B rle n 1:15.46; 100 Coiiege baskelbaii scores Centerence All G a m a butterflv; 2.* 'B rlen 1:13.11, 3.Topplng Chicago St. 102 Marvcrest93 1:13.85; 100 breast: 3.Stacv Sarles Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get W LPet. W LPet. Clevelond St. 85, WIs.-Green Bay 68 1:51.15. Monday Results E. Illinois 80, lU P U l 56 Richmond • 7 1 .875 17 7 .MB S w im m in g B asketball W m . 8, M orv 4 3 .571 11 11 .500 Open boys — 50 free; I.Brendan Tournaments Evansville 61, Detroit 59 G orm an 26.06; 100 free: I.G o rm a n Ohio AtMetlc Conferen ce Franklin 109, St. Joseph's (Indr98 Oioroe Mason 4 4 .500 18 6 .762 N o w 4 4 .500 20 7 .740 58.39; 100 back: I.G o rm a n 1:08.87. Flrstround Lovolo (III) 75, St. Louis64 Following are Ihe results against better results. Put o star on your ad and see what a Marietta 85. Denison 69 Milllkin 62 Blackburn 61 J . Madison 3 4 .429 1211 .521 E . Carolina 1 7 .125 4 19 .173 Rec swim team N e w ington; NBA standings Oberlln 62, Ohio Northern 55 No. Mlchgan 85, Wls.-Porkslde72 The Manchater Rec Swim Team tana under girls — 100 medley relay; Heidelberg 87, Kenyon 75 Ohio Wesleyan 67, Wooster 54 won two goma this weekend. The 1. Betsy McCubrey, Jennifer Karpe, EoMim Confwdica City University of New York Oral Roberts 105, Butler 100 ATLANTIC to swimmers won on the road against Melissa Myers and Merldeth Elbaum difiference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondgy-Fridoy, Atlantic Oivliton Flrstround Xavier (Ohio) 68, Oklahoma CItv 59 Conference All G a m a Wethersfield, 305-241, and at home 1:30.89; 25 free: I.M y e rs 18,38, 2.EI- W L Pet. OB Stolen Island 98, City College 65 Southwest W LPet. W LPet. baum 18.46; 25 b a ck: 2.M cCubrey John Jay 87, Hunter 73 against Newington, 332-245. Boston 12 .778 — Abilene Christian 97, Texas A8,1 75 Tem ple 14 01.000 20 2 .909 The Manchater seniors scored vic­ 22.77; 25 butterfly: 2.Karpe 24.06, Phllodelphia 34 19 .642 I'h Lehmbn 85, Baruch 58 Arkansos Coll. 64, Cent. Arkansos49 St. Joseph's 11 3 .786 18 5 .782 toria In both meets. The lunlors were 3.Elbaum 24.58; 25 breost; I.M ve rs New York 33 20 .623 »Vi Medanr Evers 75, York 54 Kansas Newman 100, Mid-Am Naza- Geo. Wosh. 8 6 .571 13 10 .565 defeated by Newington, but held 23.69, '3.M. Rush 26.67; 100 free rea lv: 0;3O q,m. to 5:00 p.m._____ rene W . Virginia 7 7 .500 12 9 .691 1. Mvers, Karpe, Elbaum and Danielle New Jersey 26 .29 .473 16'/^ Eost Wethersfield fo a draw. Wostiington iS 29 .463 17 D uqu an e 6 8 .429 - 8 16 .333 Brendan Gorman, Jennifer BIrrell, Braw n. Bentley 9lf Salem St. 73 ^Lubbodtja^rlstion 69, E. New Mexico Massachusett <^ 6 8 .429 11 12 .478 8 and under boys— 100m edley relay; Central Otvlslon Bloomlleld 80, Miser Icordia 70 Rauls Ramans, Cathy Topping ond Milwaukee 32 23 :582 — St. Bona. 6 8 .429 13 10 .565 Karen Davis were triple winners in I.Sean Anderson, "'Kevin Holmes, Bowdoln 97, M IT 78 Miss. Valley 57, Arkansas St, 52 Rutgers 5 9 .357 11 12 .478 Jeremy Harford and Justin Hupalo Help Wanted Detroit 30 22 .577 '/j Bridgewater St. 8Z N. Adams St. 74 both meets for Manchester. 21 Lots/Lond for Sole 33 Apartments for RentV 42 Services Offered SI income Tax Service 57 Misc. for Sole Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 Atlanta 28 27 .509 4 Mo. Western 70, Benedlctine63 Rhode Island 510 .333 618 .250 1:25.43; 25 free; I.Anderson 15.94, *3 Automotive BretekiMrt Sf. 75, Ithaca 69 New Mexico 49, Air Force 48 Following are the Manchester Chlcaoo 21 30 .412 9 Penn. St. 311 .214 517 .227 swimmers who scored ogolnst S.Hupalo 17.70; 25 back: I.Anderson aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Central Conn. 113, New Haven 103 SFA 75, E . Texas St. 72 18.74, 2.Holmes 21.21; 25 butterfly: •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •••••••••«••••(»•••••••• Cleveland 20 32 .385 lOVi Cheyney 79, Shlppensburg 73 ECAC M ETR O Wethersfield: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Indiana 16 37 J0 2 IS Sam Houston 77, Howard Payne 69 2. Holm es 20.89; 25 breast: 2.Hqrford TWD LDTS TDGETHER EAST HARTFDRD — Im­ T E N T H E A TE R — Cole- Connecticut 62, Providence 59 Texas-EI Paso 62 Colorado St. 55 Conlerence All G a m a I and under girls — 25 free: BABYSITTING IN MY Western Conference W LPet. W LPCI. 2.Merldeth Elbaum 17.90; 25 back: 24.26. — 50' X 140' each. Coll maculate 3 room apart­ Licensed Manchester mdn catalytic 3000 - 5000 Cort/Trucks for Sole 71 GOVERNMENT S U R ­ Midwest DlyWan Drew 60, NJ Tech 56 Texos Lutheran 60, E. Texas Baptist 58 9 and 10 girls — 50 free: 3.Krlstl Edinboro 73, LaRoche 70 West Long Island 8 4 .667 14 9 .609 2.Betsv McCubrey 23.61, S.Jennlfer 875-1548. Direct from ment in two family home. B TU . 520. Phone 646-3067. PLUS Gars & Trucks W L Pet. 6B R. M orris 8 4 .667 1211 .522 Karpe 24.54; 25 bufferfly: 3.Elbaum Nason 35.58; 100 IM :3 .K a re n Stanlunas home. Infants welcom. Framingham St. 63, Suffolk 62 Col-lrvine 97, Pacific (Calif) 66 1:48.14; 100 free; 3.Nason 1:22.83; 50 owner. , Appliances, heat and hot under $loo. Now availa­ Utah 32 22 .593 — Fredonia 71, Alfred 69 F. Dickinson 9 4 .692 15 9 .625 23.49; 25 breasf: 2.Mellssa M yers 23.92. SALESCLjERK WANTED Donna, 649-5796 otter Dallas 29 26 .527 m — 100 medley: back: 2.Noson 44.20, 3.Koren White wall-to-wall car­ ble In your area. Coll Glassboro St. 76, Stockton St. 70 Marist 7 5 .583 12 11 .522 8 and under boys — For modern phar­ waneJL 5pm. SOFA AND CHAIR, 1978 PONTIAC STATION San Antonio 25 31 .446 8 Coiiege baskelbaii ratings St. Fran PA 7 5 .583 11 12 .478 I.Sean Anderson, Kevin Holmes, 49.00; 50 butterflv: 2.Lelgh Kurland peting, parking for one w/slipcovers, good con­ 1-1619)-569-0241. 24 hours. Konsos City 23 30 .434 8Vi Hartford 78, Trinify 63 , , , 45.77, 3.Staniunas 52.88; 50 breast: macy. Full time, good WAGON — Automatic, Houghton 42, U . Buffalo 41 Loyola 8 6 .571 14 11 .560 Jeremy Harford and Justin Hupalo car. 5385 monthly, plus Denver' 22 33 .400 10'/} Siena 6 7 .462 1311 .542 1:23.04; 25 free: I.Anderson 15.95, 2. Kurland 44.78. hours, days only. Good, Rentals WOMAN LOOKING FOR dition, asking $75. 'Oak radio, good tires. Excel­ Houston 21 33 .389 11 , Howord 56, Brooklyn 48 9 and 10 boys — 50 free: 2. Adam Security. Coll 289-8141. *****•••••••••••••••••• KuUfowneo, UMBC63 NEW YORK (UPl) — The Unifed Wagner 2 10 .167 5 18 .217 2. H o lm a 16.81; 25 back: I.Andtucson pleosdnt working condi­ Housecleanlng lobs. Will dropleof table, $100. Oak lent second cor. $1500. PadHc Division Press inf emotional Board ot Coaches St. Fran N Y 1 11 .083 2 20 .087 18.91, 3.Hupalo 21.96; 25 b u t t ^ y : Balorls 34.38; 100 IM : I.R aul Ramans wall unit w/light, $135. Lowell 82, Merrimack 77 Top 1:25.60; 100 free: 1.Phillip Dee 1:23.56, tions. Fringe benefits. also do laundry. Phone Coll 643-4139. Autos for Rent/Leose 75 Los Angeles 34 18 .654 — Manhattan 47, Lafayette 45 METROATLANTICATHLETIC l.'Helma 19.72; 25 breast; 2.Harrofd -£CURJWe/to SECDND Income Tax Coll 649-6929. Portland 32 23 .582 3'/} 20 college basketball ratings through Feb. Conference All Q o m a 24.56. 3.Serglo Squatrlto 1:29.91; 50 back; Apply at once ■ to the 646-2411. Mansfield 58, Elm yra 56 1.Ramans 42.14, 2.Balorls 44.56; 50 Rooms for Rent FLSISR APARTMENT — Seattle 28 24 .538 6 New Hamp. Coll. 97, Quihniplac 92 19 (first-place votes and records through W LPet. W LPet. 9 and to girls — 50 free: I.Katelyn Manager dr Tom, 404 Phoenix M 30 .444 11 Feb. 19 In parentheses): butterflv: 1.Ramans 35.89,3.0ee 45.40; Senrice Old Westburv 98, Purchase 67 Iona 9 1 .900 18 5 .783 LIndsfrom 34.56, 2.Kristl Nason 35.02; We»t Middle Tpife., The aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 5330 per month plus se­ HAN D YM AN — Wilt take KING SIZE BED — In­ Golden State 2 r 31 .436 11'/> 1. North Carolina (23-1) (40)628 Iona 11 1 .917 20 5 .800 100 IM : 1.Karen Stanlunas 1:42.00; 100 50 breast: I.Bill Scheldeman 43.87, Philo. Pharmacy 62, Eastern 56 3. Cra1g Hart 46.32. Porkode Shopping Cen­ curity and utilities. Stove most lobs. Doors, walls, cludes mattress, box Son Olego 17 37 .315 18 Phlla. Textlle114, LockHaven81 2. Georgetown (23-2) * 578 La Salle 10 3 .769 17 8 .680 free: I.LInd strom 1:20.47, 2.Nason included. Cali 646-7336. Monday's Results 3. Houston (23-3) (2) 534 St. Peter's 9 3 .750 19 4 .826 1:22.85; 50 back: 1.Nason 41.63, 2.Llnd- 11 and 12 girls — 50 free; 3.Karen ter, Liggett Porkode GENTLEMAN PRE­ point, paper, etc. Coll FDRM 1040 PREPARA­ spring and trome. Good RENT A CLEAN Plt1-Jonnstown62, Indiana (Pa) 53 H arford 33.58; 100 IM : 3.Grace Phillips No Games Scheduled Potsdam St. 94, Utica Tech 82 4. Kentucky (20-3) ftl Fordham 6 7 .462 16 13 .552 strpm 43.26; 50 butter; 1.Stanlunas Phorijriacy. FERRED. 550.00 weekly. Pot, 649-3418. TION . Good fox repres- condition. $100 or best Tuesday's Gomes 5. DePaul (19-2) 406 Fairfleld 5 7 ,417 1015 .400 49.27, 3.Susan Dom anico 1:10.98; 50 1:24.13; 100 free: 3.Melonee M cCobe MANCHESTER — Plea­ entotldh should not be 1979 FORD PINTO — 2 USED CAR Roger Williams 71, Barrington Coll. 63 1:15.05; 50 back: 2.Jennlfer Holcambe- 646-2000. otter. Coll 643-7063. , (All Times EST) St. Vincent (P a ) 71, Juniata 65 6. Illinois (20-3) 378 Holy Cross 5 8 .385 11 16 .407 breast: I.WhIte 49.16, 3.Beth Sampson sant two bedroom apart­ available, only to the door, burgundy. Good Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:35p.m. 7. Nevoda-Los Vegas (23-2) 310 A rm y 4 10 .286 11 15 .423 51.21; 100 free rela y: 1.Stanlunas, 37.36, 3.Jennlfer Hughs 39.46; 50 but­ AND SAVE Portland at New York, 7:35p.m. St. Bonovenlure 75, Boston U. 60 te rfly; X P hllllps 38.21; 50 breast: P/T T E L L E R — 10 hours, VERY NICE RDDM — ment. No pets. $410 0 Painting/Paperkig 52 weolthy, anymore! The running condition. $2000. St. T . Aquinas 99, M t. St. M ary 54 8. Oklahoma (22-3) 302 Manhattan 1 12 .077 7 17 .292 Domanico, Sompson and Heather Friday, 3-7:30pm, Sotur-' Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. 9. Texas-EI Paso (22-2) 298 EAST COAST- Sullivan 3:10.59. I.P hllllps 39.90, 3.Laura Sines 43.92. Close to oil. $60 weekly. month, plus utilities. Coil Tax Saver 646-0015. CASTRO CONVERTI­ Coll 742-9892 otter 7pm Lowest Rates Phoenix at Son Antonio, 8:30p.m. Stevens Tech 80, Yeshlva62 11 and 12 boys — 200 medley relay: day, 9om-12. Possibility Stonybrook 86, New Paltz 78 10. Tulsa (22-2) 197 Conlerence All G a m a 9 and 10 boys — 200 medley relay; Coil 643-2659. 228-0036 evenings. BLE SOFA, $75. Window weekdays, anytime Detroit at Kansas CItv, 8:35 p.m. 11. Arkansas (21-4) 186 W LPet. W LPet. 1.Adorn Baioris, Phillip Dee, Bill 1.Brian Domanito, Mike Dunphv, T.J. of extra hours. EDE. Coll weekends. VILLAGE AUTO Milwaukee at Houston, 8:40 p.m. Upsalo67, NYU53 Rush and To dd Lom bardo 3:10.72; 50 30" X 33'/^z", aluminum WPI 90, Brandels 86 (ot) 12. Purdue 08-5) 177 Bucknell 12 1 .923 20 3 .870 Scheldeman and John East 2:57.47; 50 M r. Fields,647-0568. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa PAINTING AND PAPER INCOME TAXES — Pre Utah At Chicago, 8:45 p.m. 13. Memphis State (19-4) 141 Drexel 10 3 .769 16 8 .667 free: I.B a lo rls 35.57, 2.Eosf 36.48; 100 free: 2.Erlk H art 34.46, 3.T o d d E rick ­ MANCHESTER — March HANGING — Exterior storm, screen, $25. Phone RENTAL Seattle ot Los Angeles, 10:Wp.m. Waynesburg 79, Frostburg 69 pared by CPA. Business & DO YOU have a bicycle Westfield Sf. 54, W. Conn. 47 14. Washington (18-5) 72 Rider 7 5 .583 13 10.565 IM : 1.Ramans 1:25.12; 100 free: I.Dee son 37.35; 100 IM : 1.Jason Chorches Apartments for Rent 42 1st. Beautiful, 2 bedroom. and Interior, ceilings re­ 649-2016. 369 Cantar Si, Denver at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. 15. Oregon St. (18-5) 57 Lafoyette 7 6 .538 9 14.391 1:19.05, 3.East 1:24.18; 50 back: I.R a - 1:22.18,2.Ed Fitzgerald 1:25.94,3.Brlan W A N TE D — Substitutes Individual. Coll John, no one rides? Why not Wednesdoy'sGames . Insulated, carpeted, ap­ South 16. Syracuse (17-5) 48 Delaware 5 6 .455 10 11 .476 mans 39.72, 3.Balorls 42.89; 50 buffer: D om anico 1:42.59; lOOfree; 2.Chorches for day core center. Flex­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa paired. References, fully 659-3069. offer It tor sole with a Minchsttar Portland at Washington 17. Temple (20-2) 47 1:11.41, 3.Brlan Nelllgan 1:26.10; 50 pliances, yard and park­ Alabama 74, Mississippi 65 Hofstra 5 7 .417 10 13.435 1.Ramans 39.40, 2.Dee 45.18; 50breast: ible hours, 53.37 per hour. insured. Quality work. wont ad? Call 643-2711 to New York ot O drolt Alabama (Jirlstlan 92,.Tallodega 79 18. Auburn (16-6) 40 Towson St. 3 9 .250 7 16.304 t.Schneldeman 44.46, 3.Craig Hart back: 2.Chorches 36.56, 3.Fltzgerald ing. $450 plus utilities. VARIETY OF BEAUTI­ 646-7044 Chicago at Indiana 19. Duke (21-5) 39 39.33; 50 butterflv: I.H a rt 38.32, 2.Fltz- Immediate openings. MANCHESTER-Dne, two Martin Mottsson, even­ place your ad. Appalachian St. 69, E. Tenn. St. 66 American 3 9 .250 4 18.182 53.83; 200 free rela y: I.B a lo rls, Easf, and three bedroom Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- ings 649-4431. TAX PREPARATION & FUL HOUSEPLANTS — Houston at Dallas Delta St. 90, North Alabama 80 20. Illinois St. 09-4) 36 Lehigh 3 9 .250 4 18.182 Dee and D avid Phillips 2:38.12. oerald 38.89; 50 breast: I.M ik e Fitzge­ Coll 646-7090. Large and small. Cost up 643-2979 San Antonio at Denver Note: By agreement with the National — 50 free: I.JennIfer rald 41.75, 2.Nelllgan 44.54 ; 200 free apartments. Heat and hot 0917. ACCOUNTING — Indlv- Elon 87, Lenolr-Rhyne 78 SOUTHEASTERN II ond 12 girls to $3. Private home. Coll Houston at San Olego Florlda'70, Georgia 64 Assodotion of Basketball Coaches ot the Conference All G am a Holcom be 29.85; 100 IM : 3.Grace relay; I.Rush, Domanico, Lombordo GEORGE N. CONVERSE duoi and small busi­ „ B a n k . Los Angeles at Seattle water. 5400, $440, $495. Florida St. 52 Tulane 51 United States, teams on probation by the W LPet. W LPet. Phillips 1:23.32; 100 free: 3.Jennifer and D unphy 2:46.14. . . Coll 649-4800. MANCHESTER Two — Painting and paper­ nesses. Free consulta­ 649-6486. Repossessians Florida Southern 49, Tampa 48 NCAA and bielialble lor Ihe NCAA Kentucky 11 3 .786 20 3 .870 Hughs 1:13.45; 50 back: 2.Holcombe 13 and 14 girls — 50 freer I.Cathy Real Estate bedrooms. Garage, tion. Brian Dungon.CPA. Georgia Tech 70, Maryland E. Shore61 Tournament ore ineligible tor Top 20 and Auburn 10 3 .769 16 6 r727 38.11, XHughs 40.54; 50 butferflv: To p p in g 28.01, 2.Stacy To m kiel 29.02; hanging. 30 Years Expe­ PUBLIC SALE national championship consideration 3. Philllps 38.23; 50 Breast: 1.Phillips200 IM : I.JennIfer BIrrell 2:35.45, stove. 5365 monthly. Coll Coll 647-8799, evenings U P R IGH T PtAN O — Fair F O R S A L E LSU 85, Mississippi St. 70 Alabama 9 5 .643 16 7 .696 •aaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaaa SECDND FLDDR — Two rience! Call 643-2804. Artificer's lien — 1979 Chev­ Louisville 90, Wright St. 69 by Louisiana St. 8 5 .615 15 7 .682 40.25, 3.Laura Sines 43.78. 3.Pam Kuzmeski 2:57.34; 100 free; - 649-2871. and weekends. condition. $50 takes It 1980 Ootfg* Con rolet Malibu, I.D. No. the UPl Board of Coaches. The only such I.To p p in g 1;0Z34, 2.Tom kiel 1:03.57; family. Five rooms. Heat *2900 Big East standings Memphis St. 69, So. Mississippi 67 (ot) Florida 7 6 .538 12 10 .545 11 and 12boys — soiree: 1.Erik Hart CEILINGS REPAIRED away. Coll between 5 and 1W27J93S24008. At 9:30 o.m . Mississippi Coll. 84, Tenn.-M artin 74 team this season Is San Diego State. Georgia 6 8 .429 14 9 .609 28.20; 100 IM : 3.B rlan Nelllgon 1:28.16; 100 back: 1.BIrrell 1:14.13, 3.Gretchen Homes for Sole 31 Included. $500 monthly. iS » Ctavy Caimro Z M *3900 on Tuesday, M arch 28th, L W N .C .-WI Imlngton 65, Compbel 158 Tennasee 6 8 .429 15 11 .577 100 free: I.H a rf 1:03.32; 50 back: 2.Ed Sines 1:19.42; 100 butterfly: I.To p p in g Coll 646-3979. EA ST H ARTFDRD — At­ or REPLACED with dry- 8pm, 649-7440. U7« T.BIrt *300" 1984. W ritte n bids o n ly . Georgetown I NE Louisiana 60, SE Louisiana 55 Coiiege baskelbaii standings Vanderbilt 6 8 .429 11 12 .478 Fitzgerald 38.44 ; 50 butterfly: 2.Fifzge- 1:15.58, 2.Tom klel 1:24.96; 100 breast: tractive four rooms, one wall. Coll evenings. Gory leee Ford Muatang * Z 0 0 ' Terms: cosh or certified Syracuse 1 Navy 66, E. Carolina 56 Mississippi S 3 11 .214 8 15 .348 rald 37.98; 50breasf: I.M ik e Fitzgerald 1.BIrrell 1:21.90, 3.Kuzmeskl 1:24.95. bedroom in private two McHugh, 643-9321. The above can be seen check. Seller reserves the Vlllanova Mississippi" 2 11 .154 7 15 .318 40.59, 3.Nelllgan 43.82. 13 and 14 boys — 200 medley relay; BY DW NER — Custom MANCHESTER — Large TAX PREPARATIONS — LADIES HIGH WHITE right to bid. Carter Chevrolet ) Newberry 93, Voorhees 90 family home. Includes; at l u g Boston College I NE Louisiana 60, SE Louisiana 55 IVY LEAG UE A TLA N TIC COAST 13 and 14 girls — 200 medley relay; 1. Duncan Campbell, Mike Novak, Jeff Cope with fireplace. Rea­ apartment. Dne bed­ In the convenience of SHOE SKATES — Size 9. Company, Inc., 1229 Main St., St. John's I.Gretchen Sines, Lisa Phillips, Kat­ Holm es and John G orm an 2:27.72; 50 Heat, utilities, applian­ 013 Main St. Manchester, Ct. I Pembroke St. 51, Wingate 45 - Conference All Games Conference All G am a sonably priced at 565,500. room, appliances, park­ your home. Reliable- Excellent condition. $20. Connecticut 1 Presbyterian 84, Claflln 64 W LPCT. W LPCT. W LPet. W LPet. hleen Fitzgerald and Kelly Muir free: I.G o rm a n 28.13, 2.Novak 29.23; - ing, heat and hot water ces, por1(lng. $495 Building/Controcting 53 026-02 Providence 2:17.34; 50free: I.C athy Topping 27.49, 200 IM : I.E g lls Ramans 2:43.29; 100 Financing assistance reasonable. Coll Norm Coll 644-0348. I Randolph-Macon 72 American 46 Princeton 7 3 .700 14 7 .667 N. Corollno 11 0 1.000 23 1 .958 included. Coll 649-2871. monthly. No pets. Secur­ P ltt^ u rg h Brown 6 4 .600 11 11 .500 Duke 6 4 .600 21 5 .808 2.Stacy Tom kiel 27.92; 200 IM : I.Je n ­ free: I.Gorman 1:00.78, 3.Novak possible. Perkins St., aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Morsholl, 643-9044. Seton Hall I So. Carolina St. 65, Florida A8,M 64 Cornell 6 4 .600 12 9 .571 Wake F o ra t 6 5 .545 18 5 .783 nIfer BIrrell 2:41.58, 2.Pam Kuzmeski 1:06.47; 100 back: 1.Campbell 1:15.62, ity deposit. Coll 568-4377. TOWN OF MANCHESTER 2. Ramans 1:16.41; 100 butterfly: 2.Ra- Manchester. Coll 742- S.C.-Spartanburg 72, WInthrop 63 Harvard 6 4 .600. 12 10 .545 M aryland 5 5 .500 16 7 .708 2:54.63; 100 free: 1.Tom kiel 1:02.61, TH R E E RDDMS — Heat, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MEMBERSHIP TO LEGAL NOTICE Georgia Tech 5 6 .455 16 7 .708 XKuzm eskI 1:09.77; 100 back: 1.BIrrell mans 1:09.20; 100 breast; I.Com pbell 5754. FARRAND REMODEL­ TAXES PREPARED — In Pennsylvania ■ 5 5 .500 8 13 .381 hot water, stove, refrig­ ING — Cabinets, roofing, COURT HOUSE ONE lor The Plonnino and Zoning Commission will hold a public Monday's Results Savannah St. 85, Alabama A8,M 62 Dartmouth 4 6 .400 9 13 .409 N.C. Stote 4 6 .400 19 8 .704 1:16.06, 2.Slnes 1:18.36; 100 butterfly: 1:21.88; 200 free re la y: I.C am pb ell,. •••saaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaa Homes for Rent 43 your home or mine. Reas­ hearing on M onday, M arch 5, ]9 M a t 7:00 P .M . In the Heoring UConn 62, Providence 59 Shepherd 97, Fairmont 85 Columbia 3 7 .300 6 16 .273 Virginia 3 7 .300 14 9 .609 1.Tom kiel 1:18.23, 3.Philllps 1:25.83; N o vak, Holm es and G o rm a n 2:10.35. erator, carpet. 5325. gutters, room additions, onable and reliable. H.H. sole. $145. Coll 643-5832. . Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to Clemson 2 9 .182 1211 .522 100 breast: 1.B Irrell 1:23.56, 2.K uz-' Open girls — 50 free: 1.Darcy Today's Games Southern U. 89, Texas Southern 75 Yale 3 7 .300 6 16 .273 Condominiums 32 Adults .only. No pets'. decks, all types of remo­ Wilson. Please coll 649- hear and consider the following petitions: SW Louisiana 78, Wichita St. 61 SOUTHERN meski 1:26.64. Lebru m 31.54, 2.Angela Fitzgerald Security deposit. Cen­ THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES, INC. — ZONING St. John's at Georgetown So. Florida58, Ala.-BIrmlnghom 57 ECAC NORTH ATLANTIC Conference All G om a 13 and 14 boys — 50 free: I.John 32.74; 200 IM : 1.Karen Davis 2:32.44, deling and repairs. FR EE 6506. Pennsylvania at Vlllanova trally located. Coll 646- REGULATION AMENDMENT (S-59) — To amend Article Tennessee 57, Auburn 54 Conference All G am a W LPet. W LPet. G orm an 26.94, 2.M lke Novak 29.31; 200 2 .T ra c v O 'B rie n 2:41.27; 100 free: MANCHESTER — Avail­ estimates. Fully Insured. MAPLE SINGLE BED IV , Section 9, Paragraph 9.01.02 by adding the following Wednesday's Games Tenn.-Chattanooga 63, Davidson 60 L Pet. W LPet. Marshall 12 2 .857 21 4 .840 IM : I.E g lls Ramans 2:41.11; lOO free: 1. Da vis 1:02.35, 2.Stacle K ry n lck l 7690. able Immediately. At­ with box spring. Needs Syracuse at Boston College M A N CH ESTER — Wells- Telephone 643-6017, otter sentence: In all parking areas In excess of 60 stalls up to 10% Northeastern 0 1.000 20 4 Tenn-Chatt 10 3 .769 19 4 .826 I.G o rm a n 59.66, 2.N ovak 1:07.46; 100 1:21.50; 100 back: I.O 'B rIe n 1:16.29, tractive four bedroom pm, 647-8509. INCOME TAX SERVICE work. $10. Coll 643-2880. of the stalls mov be designated for compact cars with a stall Seton Hall at Pittsburgh Canislus 3 .727 16 7 CItodel 7 7 .500 12 12 .500 back; 1.Ramans 1:16.86, 2.Gorm an 2. Lebru m 1:20.01; 100 butterflv: I.O o - weep Phase II, 400 North 6 Saturday's Gomes Towson St. 62 Delaware 61 CDVENTRY — Three Cope. 1 ’/2 baths, fireplace — Individual or Business size of 7.5 feet by 16 feet. Troy St. 70, Jacksonville St. 67 Boston U. 4 .600 12 10 Appalachian 7 7 .500 10 14 .417 1:17.93; 100 butterfly: 2.Ramans vls 1:12.70, 2.0 'B rlen 1:15.86; 100 Main Street. New two Tax Preparation. Mon­ WESLEY GRYK ET AL — ZONE CHANGE — HARTFORD UConn at Holy Cross, 2 p.m. Vo. Military 64, Citadel 62 Maine 7 .564 13 9 W.Carollna 6 6 .500 1211 .522 1:09.90. breast: 1.Fitzgerald . 1:23.13, 2.Gret- sunny rooms. Stove, re­ a n d garage. $690 DESIGN KITCHENS by Seton Hall at St. John's bedroom town houses, WANT ADS ore worth r o a d (G*47) — To change the zoning classification from Valdosta St. 83, Livingston 82 New Hamp. 4 .556 11 10 Furm an 6 8 .429 915 .375 Open girls — 50 free: 2. Lisa Phillips chen Sines 1:32.64,3.Kelly M u ir 1:33.72. frigerator, both, storms. monthly. Coll 646-4144, J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, day - Friday: 9-3 or by Residence AA to Planned Residence Development tor a Georgetown at Bosotn College _ Waynesburg (Pa) 79, Frostburg69 Niogara 7 .300 8 14 Davidson 5 8 .385 9 15 .375 30.23’; 200 IM : 1.T ra c y O 'B rie n 2:39.06, Open boys — 50 free: I.Brenden 1'/2 baths, opplionced kit­ looking Into when you're Pittsburgh at Syracuse V Insulated, oil electric. No 643-1969. vanities, formico, Wilson appointment. Your Busi­ parcel of approximately 4.40 acres to approve a General W. Virginia 68, Virginia Tech 67 Vermont 8 .293 7 17 E. Tenn SI. 5 9 .357 8 17 .320 3.Kellv Muir 3:07.63; 100 free: I.Cathy G orm an 26.92, 2.Jetf Holm es 31.27; 100 chens, Anderson win­ ness Office, 164 East Cen­ looking for a place to Plan of Development tor the site — portion ot 79V Hartford Vlllanova at Providence W. Carolina 88, Furman 85 (2ot) Colgote 9 .111 5 15 V M I 3 11 .214 6 18 .250 To pping 1:01.74, Kathleen Fitzgerald free: I.G o rm a n 58.45; 100bock: I.G o r­ dows, full basements, pets. 423-3911; 742-5212, 4 art, Corion counter tops, live...whether It's a Rood. m an 1:08.45, 3.Holmes 1:25.33. to 7pm. ter St., 647-9780. 558,400. Peterman kitchen cabinet fronts, home, on apartment or o At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written Store/Office Space 44 complete woodworking communications received. Copies of these petitions hove Realty, 649-9404 or 647- mobile home. been filed In the Town Clerk's office and mov be inspected 1340. PRIVATE FDUR RDDMS service, custom mode during office hours. — 2nd floor. Heat, ap­ furniture, colonial repro­ For Sale PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION pliances, utilities, gar­ DFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ ductions in wood, 9 varie­ Leo Kwosh, Secretory Lots/Lond for Sale 33 age. Non smoker female ^ekaaaaaaaaaaaaa( Antiques 68 Doted of Manchester, C T this 21sf day of February, 1984. ABLE — Ample parking, ties of hardwood and 029-02 preferred. No pets. Se­ good location. Dne 4 veneers NDW IN STDCK HousohoM Goods 62 curity, references. $400 Classified.... .6 4 3 '2 7 1 1 room otfice'suite with 610 Coll 649-9658 or evenings, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Otfice Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 FREE CATALDG Df month. Keith Real Est­ sq. ft.; another with 210 289-7010. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ANTIQUES AND LEGAL NOTICE Notices F o r advertisements to be ate, 646-4126. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 Misc. tor Sale ...... 63 Rates Land Bargains — 5 acres sq. ft. Call 649-2891. COLLECTIBLES- Will published Monday, the dead­ LEDN CIESZYNSKI USED REFRIGERA­ purchase outright or sell M onday, February 27,1984 at 7:00 P .M . In the Hearing Room, Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Minimum Charge: to 500 acres, covering Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, C T to consider Home and Garden ...... 64 M AN CH ESTER — Dne BU ILD ER — New homes, TORS, WASHERS, on commission. House lot Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. Vermont and the Berk- M AN CHESTER — Dtfice the following petitions: Pets ...... 65 52.25 for one day bedroom apartment In 3 Ranges • clean, guaran­ ITEM 1 NO. 988 Kim -Kerrv Inc. — Request Special Exception Announcements...... 03 shlres, at lowest imagina­ near Superior Court. additions, remodeling, or single piece. Tele­ Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Ite m s ...... 66 P er W o rd : family home. Good Newly redecorated. Air rec rooms, garages, kit­ teed, ports and service. phone 644-8962. In accordance with Article IV, Section 5.01.02 to permit the Auctions...... 04 ble prices. Write: CA­ addition of a convenience store on a site with existing Recreational Item s ...... 67 1 -2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad neighborhood. $385 conditioned and heated. chens remodeled, ceil­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Real Estate TALDG DFFICE, P.D. Son, 649 Main Street, gosollne service station; and request variance ot Article IV, Antiques...... 68 monthly. Includes heat, 5 1 2 5 ^r month. Coll 646- ings, both tile, dormers, Section 5.03.03 to reduce side yard to permit construction of Services 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c Classified advertisements Box 938, North Adams, 643-2171. Homes for Sale ...... 31 Ta g Sales...... '69 d a y s ...... 13c hot water and electricity. 0505. roofing. Residential or new canopy over gasoline pumps (25 feet required — 4 feet 6 a rt taken by telephone as a Moss. 01247. requested); and request variance to reduce side vord to Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services O ffered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 Bissell & Boyle Real Est­ commercial. 649-4291. 26 d a y s ...... 12 c convenience-. KITCHEN TABLE with permit reconstruction of pump Islands In their original Mortgages...... i> Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 ate, 649-4800. 1000 SQ. F T . — Ample location (25 feet required — ISteet requested); and variance H appy Ads: The Manchester Herald is four chairs. Formica top, Personal Loans...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Controcting...... 53 parking, 5200 monthly. ANCHDR ELECTRICAL to permit main building to remain os presently located \ 53.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor­ 300 sq. ft., 5100 monthly, CDNTRACTDRS — Do dork wood design. Used closer to reor line than permitted (30 feet required — 12teet Insurance...... Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 Shell-Stitcli Top one year. Sold for $199, requested); and variance to permit exit ond entronce ramps 13 rect insertion and then only air. 236-6021, 644-3977. any size or type of work. Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Resort Property .., ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive / l ^ ^ d l i n e s now $99. Coll evenings, to remain os presently located (within 60 feet of on for the size of the original Fully insured. Free esti­ Intersection) — 116 Center Street, Business Zone II and F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks tor Sale ...... 71 Ir Larger Sizes 649-3196. For classified advertise­ insertion. MAIN STREET — Cen­ mates. Coll 647-0293. Rnidence Zone A. Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcvcies/Bicvcies___72 _ ;M 2 NO. 989 Frank N. Serignese — Request Spec Rentals ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen trally located office Su­ ^ e p t l o n In occordance with A rticle II, Section 16.15.0)(e , Employment Services W anted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 ite. 600 sq. ft. Heat, air RDBERT E. JARVIS — ADMIRAL REFRIGERA­ day thro(jgh Saturday, "the the value of the advertisement TOR — Very good condi­ and A rticle IV, Section 5.03.02 tor General Repairer's Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 conditioning, utilities Building and Remodeling License for the entire building V 85 Colonial Road — & Education S For Sale deadline is'noon on Jhe day will not be corrected by an tion. $175. Coll 649-8719. Industrial Zone. \ Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 75 and parking. Reasonable Specialist. Additions, Help Wanted ...... before publication. additional insertion. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa At this hearing Interested persons may be heord and written 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holidav/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 rental. Lease ond secur­ garages, roofing, siding, communications received. A copy oithls petition has been ity. Available Imme- kitchens, bathrooms, re­ M isc for Sole 63 filed In the Planning Office and may be Inspected during aiotelv. Coll 649-2865. placement windows- office hours. y ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS /doors. Coll 643-6712. Edward Coltmon, Secretory Employment Help Wanted Services Offered Doted at Manchester, CT this 21st day of February, 1984. 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 51 CARPENTRY AND MA­ 028-02 SONRY — Free esti­ mates. Coll Tony, & Education ALUMINUM SHEETS LUNCHEON WAITRESS PART TIM E — Local CLERICAL ASSISTANT MATURE STOCK REWEAVING BURN 649-0811. — Monday thru Friday. Corporation now hiring — Part time. Must be HOLES — zippers, um­ used OS printing plates — LABORERS C LER K — Driver's li­ .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50« Mature, responsible. Ex­ Olst«n has longi«rm atBlgnmanis for several positions 3-5 available 9am to 3bm, cense required. Apply in brellas repaired. Window C A R P EN TR Y — Repairs, Help Wanted 21 perience preferred. Call •vailabte all thraa ahifta East of the evenings per week, wee­ TIRED OF THE TRAFFIC four days a week. Hourly shades, Venetian blinds. security locks, remodel­ each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone River. Transportation a must (or person: Morlow's, 867. 643-2711. They M U ST be between 10am and 2pm the 2nd and 3rd shifts. A p ^ y at kends optional. Starting rate, 54.25. Small Man­ Moin Street. Keys. T V FOR R EN T. ing, olterotlons, garages, for appointment, 646- Manchester Job Service, hlonday rate 57.25, Ideal for some­ IN G in iN G TO & FROM WORK? chester office seeks well Morlow's, 867 M ain additions, family rooms, picked up before 0103. thru Wednesday. 1 1 :00a.m. only. P A R TT IM E — Earn upto one working during the WORK IN MANCHESTER!! organized, accurate ty­ SUPERINTENDENT Street. 649-5221. formica, cabinetry, S150 per week. Fast grow­ day and college students. pist for computer data NEEDED — For oport- closets, roofs, gutters, ing corporation needs CERTIFIED NURSE OLSTEN Must be High School grad entry and filing. Compu­ ment complex locoted In BRICKS, BLOCKS, porches, decks, hatch­ people now! For inter­ AIDES — Certified aides and have use of car. Call The Manchester Herald has an opening ter knowledge helpful, Monchester. Live on the STONE — Concrete. ways. 20 YEARS EXPE­ for 7 to 3and 3fo 11 shifts. Temporaiy Seivices for a dependable worker in their compos­ view call 647-8730. Hirtford 549-5544 721-0349, 4-7pm. but not necessary. Will premises. Must hove pre­ Chimney repairs. No lob R IEN CE - Q U A L IT Y - Full and part time. ing room. The position inyoiyes setting train qualified person. vious experience. Send too small. Coll 644-8356. INTEGRITY. DAN EXCELLENT QUALITY Please call Director of adyertisements on a computerized termi- Apply by letter to: Diane resume to: Fountain Vil­ MDRAN-649-5684. HARDWOOD. Mostly BANKING — Expe­ Staff Developments be­ POSITION AVAILABLE PART TIME SERVICE i ’xli'i green. Cut, split and deli­ rienced proof operator. REPRESENTATIVE — nai. Accurate typing a must but we will Rodden, Manchester lage, 175 A, Downey' ODD JOBS, Trucking. tween 9 and 3 Monday — 2 or 3 days a week, PH0T04HIIDE Home repairs. You name vered. Minimum 2 cords. Full time. South Windsor taking care of a disabled Mature person. Stock train on the terminal. Familiarity withady- Board of Realtors, 186 Drive, Manchester, CT . EXCLUSIVE thru Friday at 643-5151. East Center St., Man- 06040. It, we do it. Free esti­ Roofing/SIdIng 54 $70/cord. Coll 649-1831. Bank & Trust Co. Contact Crestfield Convalescent person In wheelchair. shelves. Write orders. ertising makeup a plus. Warren Matteson for ap­ chester.GT 06040. mates. Insured. 643-0304. Home and Fenwood Light housekeeping, va­ Manchester store. One This is a 5-day a week job with a full range CARPENTERS CROSS pointment, 289-6061. cuuming. Able to travel if day a week., 269-8084 Manor In Manchester. of benefits including medical and OFFICE POSITION — WAREHOUSE WORKER RETIREb NURSE BIDWELL HOME Im­ C U T SAW With 26" steel possible. Only those who evenings. — Five days per week. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® pension plans and life insurance. Experience preferred. WISHES private duty, provement Company — blade and wooden han­ by Larry Wright are serious minded need 7:15om fo 4pm. Please home core or compan­ dle. Like new. $10. Phone apply. Interviews will be Small, friendly office. Di­ cbll 649-8648. Rooting , siding, altera­ PERSONS T O WORK IN Please send resume to: versified duties. Good be­ ionship. Reasonable tions, additions. Some 649-2433. CALI held at residence. Reply KITCHEN with other Box S8, nefits. Cdll 646-1112, Mr. rotes and efficient core. number tor over 30 years. to Box UU c/o The Man­ DAY CARE DIRECTOR CERAMICS Kl LN — Rog­ chester Herald. girls making sandwiches c/o The Manchester Herald, Kaufman. Coll 649-7071. 649-6495. and other kitchen duties. P.O. Box'591, — Temporary full time ers model III, Inside di­ Call 649-0305. Manchester, Ct. 06040 HELP WANTED — position, Mid March - 5107 LIGHT TRUCKING — mensions 11" X 11" X 11". 647-9946 A U TO M ECHANIC — In­ May 4th, In State funded TO D A Y IS good day to Uses standard 115 volt Young, energetic Individ­ An attractive shell-stitch 8324 Pick up and delivery. 0 stall brakes, front end, COMBINATION DIS- uals to clean automobiles program. Early Child­ sseo - Cleon out attics, cellars, place on od In classified household current. $50. hood Degree, plus teo- cardigan is a welcome addi­ Coll 649-5684. TO SUBSCRIBE exhaust. 6 day week. H WASHER/CHEF'S for car cleaning com­ tion to any wSrdrobe.. etc. General handyman. to sell those Idle items Good pay and fringe be­ H ELP ER — Part time, CLERICAL POSITION — pany. Coll 643-9006. ching/supervlsory expe­ An attractive yoked style Insured. Coll Roy, 646- you’ve been storing. A rience. Send resume or No. 6107 '-has crochet nefits. Must have tools year round. Call before For an organized Indlvld- for the larger size figure fea­ 7973. quick call to 643-2711 will ANDIRONS — Wrought apply: Manchester Early directions for Sizes 6 to 16 and working experience. noon, 646-0103, ask for u a l with typing inclusive. tures (a neat button or tie put your ad In print. iron. Duck decoy shape. TODAY! Call 646-6606. NU^E OR MEDICAL Looming Center, 80 Wod- closing. In cape or long Never used. Mint condi­ George. experience and a min­ T O O n a , US4 12.00 Isr I bImsvcsb DELTA HOUSE CLEAN- imum five years office RN'S — 3to11and11to7. ASSISTANT — For physi­ dell Rood, Manchester,.. ING — Professional tion. $50. Coll 649-4339. gthm ^plu 008 n r pat tail l a t ^ No. 8324 with Photo- ssaaassssaaasssaasaaasa experience. Must have Excellent working condi­ cian's office In Rockville. C T 06040 by March 9th. ■ House Cleaning done at tions and o good support- EOE. Guide is in Sizes 38 to SO. T E N T H E A TE R — Cole­ CELEBRITY CIPHER strong math aptitude and Monday, Tuesday and «NME euoT Size 40, 44 bust, 3% yards your convenience. Relia­ Heatbig/Plumblng ss C«(«brlty Ciph«r cryptogramB Bra crMtBd from quofa(ion« by famous paopla, pMt Ino staff In superior nurs­ man catalytic 3000 - 5000 pleasant telephone Friday, 9am to 6pm and 46-inch. ble. Insured. Bonded. and praaant. Each iatlar ki tha dphar afands for another. roday'§ ekm: C aowato M . ing facility. Complete aeosasssaasassssaaaaaas B TU . $20. Phone 646-3067. manner for diversified Saturday, 9am to 12. Must WINF RADIO SALES — ltH*«a.af«Mrleas One time only or regular orientation for RN's re­ be flexible and able to fill Pattemo available only by CONNIE WIENER duties on front reception Is looking for on aggres­ Nte ttek, N.T. IONS basis. Also; Office Clean­ FOGARTY BROTHERS desk. Call for appoint­ turning to work. Please In for vacations, etc. Prist Nasit, SSSrtii nllk ZIP in eieee ehovm. ing. Free Estimates’. Coll call Mrs. Lounl, Director sive, self-motivated, COOK PB4 SIplP Niatiir. — Bathroom remodel­ END KOU SKCIAI “XFORFVZCT RTBGiVC ZP F ment, 646-4048. Please send resume to experienced soles person TO OROHL m sR S2.M fK MCk 643-5056. of Nurses, 646-0129. Man­ Box W c/o The Manches­ SPECIAL: Over 200 ee- pm 808 ftr pNtsf • aai ing; Instolldtlon water 27'6 width, rag. .286, ' chester Manor Nursing to loin our expanding lections and a FREE heaters, garbage dispo­ now 2 lo r .30* WT8 TCE. QIO DCHT NOI 8 TO BFPO ter Herald. sales department. Medio' lui iwunTT EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST — For Home, 385 Wtet Center Pattern Section in the sals; faucet repairs. 649- 13V. width, r«g .2 lo r,2 5 * , Manchester Medical St., Manchester. soles Important, but not o' ALBUIL Just 13.00. ■■NkHtar NmM HOUSEKEEPER — For 7657. VIso/MosterCord now 3 for .30* ORFO, PRT’P YlPO F XZCE DO Practice. Light secretar­ necessity. Position offers OOOnOTSijSIMH tiisa«a.tiaMrtcM private homes, apart­ accepted. M U 8 T b * p lc k * d up at III* PART TIME POSITION excellent soles list, ~ niX N.T, toess. ments. References avail­ ial and bookkeeping du­ A V A ILA B LE — With full a 1S4— UMwnTiMi covNitn M*nch*al*r HaraldOHIc* HVFCXN OWE QVOFE KRD’P F WOO ties. Must have pleasant growth potential and ex­ — M ern pa4 Hull kai gsHla- able. Coll Linda, 643-1383. ■WOReiljjnJ0JJ|y[,__ time possibilities, knowl­ cellent salary/commls~ 0-1SS— BOSI aSILIS— MrselUat PLACING AN AD In Clas­ personality and enlov edge of internal combus­ hr to piMse sa4 aapugaa gillts. New FASHION with Sion. Send resume: c/o . a-iss— mi paiMUt— eirsetiwu Photo-Golde patterns in BABYSITTING IN MY sified Is a very easy, RCA COLDR TV, 'TS", DO QIC.” — CZMX COWOT. working with people. 20 tion engines essential. hr so Ham U crKkat MU kslt simple-process. Just dial to 25 hours per week. General Manager, W IN F' a-iiT — piaia a fMH rtowu ali sise ranges, has a HOME — Tender loving $200. 9' X 12' pink *hog PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "Before I built a wall. I'd ask to know W A N TE D — Licensed Apply In person at Bernt- 643-2711. We'll help you rug, good condition, $25. Send resume to: Box VV dental hygienist. Port Radio, 2517 East Center^ aoiLtS — >4 fraasM i m Ims. special Grace Qtie Collec­ core. Snacks provided. wnal I was walling In or walling out." — Robert Frost, sen’s Generator Servi- Street, Manchester, C T • a-isa — MHs It niia sasMs a Own transportation. Ref­ word your ad for maxi­ Wooden -comblnotlon c/o The Manchester time work. Call 875-8346 ncate — McMlIaai hr 40 Itsm. tion tor larger slice: pins e 1BS4 by NEA, Inc. cee, 81 Tolland Tpke, 2 BONUS Conpona! erences provided. Coll mum response. storm door, $50. Coll Herald. during working hours. M|nchester. 06040. W IN F Is and Equal a-Itt T- Trtatara aaOli, mmIIi Opportunity Employer. / J^lMtl 24 «M(pi. Price . . . . |1 J5. , 643-9480. 649-8972 Otter 5pm. 20 - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Tuesday, Feb. 21. 1984

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