MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Republicans hit plan; 11 Keys locked inside? 11 Elongated Spano Light snow tonight; Democrats hear ideas 11 First you sw ear... I I making progress clearing up Friday . . . page 3 I I ... page 11 I I P®9© 17 ... page 2 iHanrhrBtf r Mmlh Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village______Charm * ThiircHav/Thursday, Jan. Ian 31, 1985 — Single copy; 25C Indicators show another dip

Bv Dennis G. Gulino increase. United Press Internotlonol Other earlier economic reports also The figures showed the slowdown in the second half of have showed that despite weak m er­ WASHINGTON — The government’s 1984 threatens to carry over into the New Year, some chandise sales during the Christmas 3 sensitive index of leading Indicators selling season. December’s economy dropped 0.2 percent in December, the analysts said. seemed to start to pull out of the slump fifth decline in seven months, the that set in after July. Commerce Department said today. April and May. “ What we haven't stock prices for December and building But the signals are .still mixed about The department also made a big made up is those strong declines in the permits. what pan be expected for early this downward revision in November's summer," a department analyst said. The new factory orders index and year. If the trends anticipated in the increase, to only 0.6 percent from the The index for January may show a business formation index were down by leading indicators report carry previously reported 1.3 percent jump. big rebound, however, based on no­ an exceptionally large amount, helping through the month may show little The figures, designed to anticipate thing else but the strong surge in stock to outweigh the greater number of change from December. what is ahead for the economy, showed market activity. positive indicators. The main influences in January the slowdown in the second half of 1984 Five of the 11 available indicator The accompanying index of coinci­ appear to be a heavier production threatens to carry over into the New contributed to the decline, led by fewer dent indicators, that weighed current schedule in auto plants together with a Year, some analysts said. orders for factory equipment. Also statistics for December on sales, surge in the stock market. But bad production, income and employment, weather over much of the nation has 1 0 8 0 The report showed the index for negative were indicators tracking the December hardly above the December creation of new businesses, the pace of went up 0,9 percent on top of stymied deliveries and may be hurting 1967: iOO a year earlier. The Index peaked in deliveries, an average of 500 common November’s revised O.B percent the figures at the safne' tiVnc^ Carlson resigns as court derk

Bv Sarah Passell Wednesday on whether he intends to take Herald Reporter any administrative action as a result of the investigation. The clerk of the Superior Court in Meanwhile, an internal audit by the staff Manchester announced Wednesday that he of State Auditors Leo V. Donahue and has resigned his post as of today. Henry J. Becker is continuing, Becker said Roy V. Carlson, 52, who has headed the today. Cosmo Papalardo, who is in charge court clerk’s office for the last nine years, - of the audit, said earlier this month that he J said he is leaving to concentrate on his is less concerned with finding out who took private law practice in East Hartford. the money than with determining how much Carlson, an attorney, told the Manchester is missing so the state can make an Herald he was court clerk from 1961 to 1963, accurate insurance claim. when he resigned to practice law for the next-13 years. He returned to head the Papalardo said the state has an insurance Manchester clerk’s office in 1976. policy to cover cases of embezzlement but the policy carrieaa ll.OOOxleductible'linrit.' Superior Court clerks are forbidden to practice law before the court, according to Although he could not be reached today for comment, he reported three weeks ago that Judgd Aaron Ment, the state’s chief court A administrator. he had uncovered evidence that 28 fines, worth $1,659, that were paid to the court “I’ve extended beyond that limit,” Carlson said. Some of his law cases require between the beginning of September and that he file writs In Superior Court in the end of December 1983 were hever Hartford, he said. deposited with the state treasurer. Carlson’s departure comes in the midst of Carlson said today he expects deputy an investigation into the suspected embez­ clerk Kathy Murewski to be put temporar­ zlement of more than $1,600 in fines paid at ily in charge of the Manchester clerk’s Herald photo by Tarquinlo the Manchester court in 1983. office, which has a staff of 10, until a N Carlson said his resignation is not related committee of Judges in the Hartford-New to the investigation. Britain Judicial District hires an interim Toasting a plant Hartford State’s Attorney John Bailey replacement. said Wednesday that he has “ pretty much” Judicial Department stx>kesman Larry Mayor Barbara Weinberg and Manchester which came out of the tap in the laboratory of completed his criminal investigation into Moore said today that an advertisement has General Manager Robert Weiss taste the first the new $6 million water plant on Spring Street. the missing money and has forwarded his been placed in the Connecticut Law reports to Judge Ment for possible adminis­ Journal. samples of water at the town’s new Globe The plant had received no complaints about the trative action. The interim appointment will come Hollow Water Treatment Plant this morning water from residents two hours after the water Bailey refused to say what is in the before the full Connecticut Superior Court after the water was put into the town’s water was released into system. Its opening had been reports or whether he expects to make any< bench for permanent approval at the distribution system for the first time. Both delayed several days due to an acid spill last criminal arrests in connection with the judges’ annual meeting in June, Moore investigation. Ment also declined comment said. officials gave their approval to the clear water week. Reagan issues warning against defense cuts

Bv Norman D. Sandler new set of arms talks March 12. urged a bipartisan approach to request for 21 of the 10-warhead arms reductions with a warning from propo.sed Pentagon outlays United Press International “ The Soviets do not distinguish arms control and firm support for missiles. that “ the only thing more danger­ next year. Senate Republicans are between Republicans and Demo­ the M X missile, his “ Star Wars” White House spokesman Larry ous than no agreement is a bad eying sharper cutbacks, including WASHINGTON — President crats. conservatives and liberals, missile defense system and other Speakes acknowledged the reduc­ agreement.” a possible freeze that would save Reagan, gearing for a budget fight legislative and executive branch,” programs covered by the fiscal tions in military spending being “ No one wants peace more than some $20 billion. with Congress and arms negotia­ Reagan told members of the House 1986 budget. discussed on Capitol Hill would not I," Reagan said. “ No one wants the With Congress under intense tions with the Soviets, has opened Appropriations Committee during The message — to keep his affect weapons systems under nuclear genie put back in the bottle pres.sure to cut spending to reduce an offensive to protect his military a meeting Wednesday. Pentagon budget intact — was to negotiation in the coming talks in more than I do. But wishing won’t the deficit, the challenge of keep­ buildup from budget-cutters and “They will be looking for evi­ be repeated t< ^ y for members of Geneva, Switzerland. But he as­ make it so, nor will a rush to any ing even Republican lawmakers in Pentagon critics on Capitol Hill. dence of continued U.S. resolve or the House Armed'Services Com­ serted they would affect “other kind of arms control agreement. I line shapes up as a formidable one With Congress set to receive his for breaks in that resolve which mittee at a White House meeting. systems that we have and other have told our negotiators if they for Reagan. budget Monday, Reagan has will lead us to unilateral reductions The tact is similar to one Reagan points of our defense buildup that don’t have a good agreement, get Rep. Norman Dicks, D-Wash., issued a pre-emptive warning: without the Soviets having to do a usedTast year to win production the president feels are essential.” up from the table and come home. ’’ told Reagan Wednesday he would Any substantial cuts in military thing,” he said. funds for the MX, which faces Sending signals to Moscow as Under pressure from Congress, be lucky to get a 2 percent to 3 spending could weaken his hand as In what was described as a another test this spring when well as Cppitol Hill, Reagan Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ percent increase in defense spend­ U.S. and Soviet officials begin a patriotic “hard sell,” Reagan Congress considers his $1.5 billion coupled his commitment to pursue berger agreed to trim $8.7 billion ing for fiscal 1986. Barbara Bush to boost GOP Iraq claims 2nd^ffensive

The wife of Vice President tee at least a $2,500 profit. He urged George Bush will be the guest of committee members to give it and major losses for Iran honor at a March 7 dinner and their full support and effort, saying reception. Republican Town that the ability of the committee to Chairman Curtis M. Smith an­ bring other top names to Manches­ BEIRUT,Lebanon (UPI) —Iraq 78 miles east of Baghdad — of the capturing three new positions. nounced Wednesday n i^ t. ter would be placed in jeopardy if said its forces today launched their 4-year-old war. Iran dismissed the report as Smith said Barbara Bush de­ the dinner with Bush is a failure. second offensive against Iranian “ Our troops of the second army "hyped-up" and said the Iraqi cided to come to Manchester corps launched a crushing offen- attack was easily crushed. It said “ It’s going to get tough from positions this week, capturing new partly because of the success of 0, sive at dawn today against Iranian the attack was aimed at capturing here on out,” he said. “ She may be ground and “ inflicting heavy last year’s Lincoln Day dinner that forces along the Central sector of a number of positions in the the first lady in a few years.” losses in enemy ranks and military featured Commerce Secretary the front, inflicting heavy ioss in Majnoun Islands. Smith said tentative plans call equipment.” Malcolm Baldrige. enemy ranks and military equip­ for a $20-per-person dinner at the ‘"rhe object of the offensive was That event, which Smith called Army and Navy Club and a to teach a lesson to the Iranian ment,” the Iraqi communique “ a big coup,” netted the Republi­ said. reception. Other area towns will be aggressors,” the state-run Iraqi can Town Committee about ^,000. invitetf to help with the event and News Agency said, quoting a It said the attack was led by The Republican National Com­ special forces under the command Inside Today share in the profits, he said. military communique. mittee’s decision to target Man­ Iran had no im m olate comment of Lt. Gen. Abdel Malak Hamoud. chester as one of 300 areas Smith said he expects the town on the Iraqi announcement and no “ Our forces settled in new 20 pages, 2 sections throughout the country in which to committee to raise about $13,500 independent verification was im­ positions and captured a large WToday's Herald Includes a 16- rebuild Republican organizations this year. Aside from the Bush mediately available. number Iranian troops while oth­ paga tabloid supplement. "Brides at the grass roots level also figured event, six other fund-raising The report came a day after ers fled leaving behind huge ’05," with stories and advertising to In the commitment by Bush, Smith events are in the planning stages, Baghdad said its aircraft scored quantities of weapons and military help those planning weddings this said. he said. “ precise and effective hits” hardware," the communique said. year. The Republican National Com­ The committee just had a record against a large naval target in the The offensive was the second mittee is expected to help foot the fund-raising year after it raised- Persian Gulf. reported by Iraq this week. .12 ObituarlM. cost of the March 7 dinner, he said. slightly over $10,000, he said. INA, quoting the Iraqi military Iraq said its armed forces Classified- . 19-20 Opinion . Smith said he expected this BARBARA BUSH Comics. .6 Peopletalk. “ We had a bumper crop year for communique, said the new offen­ launched a three-pronged offen­ Entertainment... 12 Sports.^. . ie-i6 year’s event to bring the commit­ money,” Smith said. . . . coming to town sive was launched against Iranian sive Sunday along the .southern Lottery 2 Tetevision _ positions along the central front — part of the 733-mile-long war front. MANCHKSTER HKRALD. Thursdiiv .hin, 31. 1985 - 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jun 31, IHH5 Democrats preview proposals No picnic In Midwest, either A , • * * Republicans Town may bond for housing South feels northern-like weather blast school Bv Alex Girelli Herald Reporter

By Gory Sllyerman cine to an estimated 2,000 Indians highway Wednesday, killing both men transients packed a South Dakota repair plan Voters will be asked in No: United Press International stranded on their reservations. A in the cattle truck. Police said some mission. vember to approve a bond issue for combination of warm days and snowy cattle died on impact, others had to be "The transients usually sleep in construction of housing-for elderly Sub-zero cold and snow stung the nights have turned the area's dirt roads destroyed and six wandered away and boxcars, packing crates, under bridges By Kathv Garmus residents of Manchester on a North nation’s heartland as far south as into mud bogs. were Idlled by a second semi. and behind buildings with heat ex­ Herald Reporter Elm Street site if plans by Texas today, closing schools, filling The temperature was 1 degree below Local farmers herded the survivors hausts," said Dave Adams, of the Democratic Director Kenneth shelters for the homeless and trigger­ zero today in Perryton, Texas, and into a nearby pasture. The dead cattle Cornerstone Mission in Rapid City. A proposed bond issue to fund Tedford meet with the approval of ing traffic accidents — including a readings of 31 below were reported in were left on the road today for disposal “The sub-zero temperatures start renovations to four elementary the Board of Directors. "grotesque” crash that killed two IntemationaLFalls and Hibbing, Minn. by their owner. bringing them into the mission." schools and a junior high school The Elm Street plan was one of people and littered an icy highway with Wind chills of 30 to 60 below extended " I t was a pretty tragic thing. Pretty Although arctic air covered the health education course came two housing proposals Tedford dead cattle. into the southern Plains. grotesque, when you've got cattle lying nation today from the Rockies to the under attack Wednesday night by detailed for members of the The weather contributed to 12 deaths Snow fell from Utah to Texas and all around and two people who died and Great Lakes, meteorologists said a ihembers of the Republican Town Democratic Town Committee Wednesday. Accidents on icy roads north to the Great Lakes, closing burned,” said Dave Anderson, a state shift in the jet stream had changed the Committee. Wednesday night during a meeting killed six people in Indiana and two in schools today in Kansas and Missouri. police trooper at the scene. “ It was an "Siberian Express" into a local and Peter DiRosa Jr., the Republi­ at the town’s Center Street (ire Nebraska. Fog was blamed for two A winter storm warning covered experience.” would prevent it from moving quickly can minority leader on the town headquarters. The other was a deaths in Oklahoma and one in Texas, southeast Texas and winter storm Denver tied its record low of 10below to the east. Board of Directors, told the proposal for "starter” houses on Wednesday and officials said shelters "The cold air plunged southward into and a forest ranger died in a Florida watches were posted for tonight and DENVER RESIDENT MARY ENPRIZZI committee he thought Manchester town-owned property on Love brush fire. Friday in the Southeast. for the homeless would be full today. the Plains pretty quickly, but now it's residents would be opposed to Lane. In northeastern Arizona, the Na­ A cattle truck struck an oncoming Utah authorities moved families who slowing down," said Allan Morrison of . . . she feels the freeze Wednesday School Superintendent James P. Tedford put the North Elm tional Guard airlifted food and medi­ tractor-trailer on a snowy Indiana could not keep warm into hotels and the National Weather Service. Kennedy’s plan to bond for repairs Street development cost at to the Nathan Hate, Bowers, $650,0()0. The development would Verplanck and Waddelt etemen- comprise 24 townhouse-style KEN TEDFORD STEPHEN PENNY tary schools. apartments on 1.8 acres that was . . . details two plans . . . Democratic initiative Weather “ It seems that every year we’re willed to the town on the condition Peopletalk bonding and adding, bonding and that it be used to house elderly ^ / homes” on 3.5 acres owned by the cate there are only about 3.5 acres adding," DiRosa said. “ Is there town residents. town. Coltman — one of six of flat land available for the 14 Today’s forecast anybody in central administration Tedford said the units would rent 3 Democrats on the nine-member houses planned. He questioned Connecticut, Masiachnsetts that has a handte on what’s going for about $450 per month including board — mentioned the possibility whether that many liouses could be and Rhode Island: Clouding up on? We’re now at a crisis point heat and power, unless the town of constructing congregate hous­ built on the site without having to with light snow likely spreading once again.” subsidized them. Because the ing on the North Elm Street land, cut back into a nearby sand bank, Birthday bash Citing other recent bond issues Herald photo by Pinto payment on the general-obligation across the region this afternoon. but questioned whether the site is making it unstable. t for town facilities that had fatten bond to finance the housing would for Hlldegarde Highs from upper 20s to m id 30s. Board of Education member David Dampier fields large enough for that. Originally, the Ijive Lane prop­ into disrepair, town committee reduce each year, it would be osal called for 30 semi-detached The imcomparable Hil- Light snow tonight possibly In congregate housing, there member Harry W. Reinhorn questions from Repubiican Town Committee members possible to keep the rents at a units. But residents of the area degarde, center, cele­ m ixing with sleet and rain south would be some common areas for agreed that the proposed bond stable rate, Tedford said. oisjected, insisting that the project brates her 79th birthday coast. Lows in 20s and low 30s. Wednesday night. residents, such as a dining facility. issue would meet with opposition. John FitzPatrick, a member of be confined to 12 or 14 detached Wednesday, two days Snow ending Friday morning $ f f t course outline are death and dying, Director Stephen Penny said “ I don’t think the public is ready the town committee to take a stand both the town committee and the units. early, at Antolotti's in with partial clearing. Highs from suiqide, and teenage pregnancy. that both proMsals are example.s to start funding another bond on issues of iocai importance. Manchester Housing Authority, The project will be discussed by New York. Shown here of Democratic Initiative in provid­ m id 20s to low 30s. issue,” he said. Dampier told the committee that asked if the authority would be the Board of Directors Tuesday with her are Vivian “ WHEN YOU PRESENT abor­ ing housing. He said he knows of no Maine: Clouding up today with Reinhorn catted on the Repubti- the school renovations would prob- consulted. night and some Republican opposi­ Blaine, left, the original tion as an alternative to family other community where local a chance of snow southwest can directors to find out how much ably cost between S3 and $4 million. Tedford said the authority or any tion can be expected, if earlier Adelaide of "Guys and planning, then you are on illegal money is being used to provide portion late in the day. Highs IS the town was paying on outstand­ • “ Forgetit,” onetowncommittee other group could manage the reaction is any indication. D olls," and M argaret grounds,’’ said committee housing for the elderly. to 20 north to m id 20s south. Snow ing bond issues. member said out loud. development. But it would have to In a report to the directors, Whiting. Hildegarde cele­ member Ronald Osella, referring . Referring to the conversion of overspreading the state tonight. remain under town ownership Tedford has suggested that the brated early because she K E N N E D Y PROPOSED the to a filmstrip used in the course the Bennet school building on Main Lows from the single numters BUT D AM PIER SAID the re­ because of the conditions under land be rezoned from a Residence will be doing a nightclub multi-million dollar bond issue to that presents abortion as an option Street to housing (or the elderly. north to teens south. Snow or pairs should not be ignored. which the town is to be given the A to a Residence B zone, with a act F rid a y night in bring the four elementary schools available to pregnant teenagers. Penny said: "That project has flurries north and snow ending “ Either we spend the money land. provision that the houses can never Florida. — most of which are over 30 years "Public schools are not the place worked.” then gradual clearing south now...or we’re going to face major Only two of the 45 units at Bennet be converted to two-family houses. old — into comptiance with state to discuss abortion,” he said to a RAYMOND LANZANO, a com­ Friday. Highs near 20 north to repairs down the road,” he said. are unoccupied and there are Developers would submit prop­ Snow maket a comeback building codes. Aside from basic round of applause. mittee member, said he was U P l photo low 30s south. The Board of Education voted applicant.s for them. osals showing plans, costs, time code work, the four schools need Committee member J. Winthrop concerned that if the project were N ew Hampshire: Clouding up Today: clouding up with a 70 percent chance of light snow beginning Monday night to ask the Board of When Penny said that early schedules and similar data for the repairs to their roofs and heating Porter said that because of the handled by the housing authority, today with snow likely in the during the afternoon. Highs around 30. Winds becoming southeast Directors for $30,000 to hire an studies of housing problems did not consideration of the town. To and ventilation systems. controversial nature of some of the non-Manchester residents would around 10 mph. Tonight: an 80 percent chance of light snow. Lows In architect to design the eiementary lead to results until town Demo­ discourage parking on Love Lane, afternoon. Highs near 20 north to The bond-issue funds would also topics, the course should be have to be admitted. the 20s. Winds becoming northwest 10 to IS mph. Friday; a 50 percent schooi renovations and the code crats took the initiative, he drew two parking spaces would be mid 20s south. Snow tonight. be used to correct 157 code optional. Tedford said the authority, if ihance of light snow during the morning then partial clearing during work at the high schooi. applause from the audience of required for each house. The style, Lows mainly in the teens. Snow violations discovered at the high To teach family planning in any chosen, would have to operate he afternoon. Highs around 30. Today’s weather picture was drawn about 50 people. ^ colors, and sizes of the houses changing to flurries north and f schooi iast year whilea S5.Smiliion In another matter, some town form at a public school is “ spitting under a contract with the town and ' \>y Casey Cavanna, 9, of 165 Hackmatack St., a fourth grader at would have to conform to those of Cary’jfs exercise program Banned in South Africa chance of snow then clearing renovation project was underway. ,committee members criticized a in the face” of one of the country’s treat the housing as separate from Keeney Street School. WHEN TEDFORD SPOKE on the neighborhood. south Friday. Highs in the 20s At Wednesday’s meeting. Re­ heaith education course that is largest religious groups, he said. its state- and federally-subsidized Cary Grant says he has a simple exercise Director Nmrnian Jewison doesn’t want his the Love Lane project, Sean Under the starter home stra­ north to low er 30s south. publican Town Chairman C:urti8 required of eighth grade students Although Kennedy made the projects. program. It consists solely of sex. Grant, 81, latest work, "A Soldier’s Story” about black Byrne, who lives on the street, tegy. buyers would hot have to pay Vermont: Clouding up today, M. Smith appointed David Damp- at the town’s two pubiic junior high , findings of the review committee conducted a question and answer session before a soldiers in Louisiana, to go to South Africa if it is Director Eleanor Coltman com­ raised a question about the for the land on which the houses snow likely by evening. Highs in ier, a Republican member of the schools. ” public on Monday, he said he would full house of 3,000 in San Francisco Tuesday night going to be played in segregated theaters. “ I am mended both that housing project acreage. Byrne is a Democrat but are built until 10 years after the the 20s. More snow tonight ^ a r d of Education, to head a A committee that reviewed the not make recommendations until J and was asked how he managed to keep so trim asking Columbia (Pictures) not to release the the school board meets on Feb. 11. and the one for Love Lane, which not a town committee member. purchase, in effect reducing the and looking 20 years younger than his age. "I'v e film (there) until it can be seen by fully integrated tapering to flurries by daybreak. subcommittee to investigate the course material in response to complaints by some parents came would comprise 14 "starter He said his measurements indi- cost of purchasing one. never done a damn thing (to keep in shape), audiences,” he said in a statement. "Should Cold. Lows zero to 10 above. cost of the renovations and possi­ Dampier said he could not out in support of the course at especially exercise,” he said. "The best exercise (Columbia) choose to move ahead with plans to Periods of sun and clouds F ri­ ble aitematives to bonding as a personally comment on the com­ Monday’s school board meeting. I know of is making love.” He told his fans that he exhibit the film in South Africa, I will don^ite all day, some flurries. Highs 15 to 25. means of funding them. mittee’s findings until they were would never make an acting comeback. "That proceeds from this engagement that accrue to me Smith said it was important (or Some of the topics included in the brought before the board. Central streets to get fixed part of my life is over. I ’ve done it,” he said. " I or my company to the United Negro College Fund.” Jewison, director of “ Fiddler on the don’t have the energy for it anymore. I loved my Director Stephen T. Penny told proposed by Penny and fellow when work is done on the spillway Roof” and "Jesus Christ Superstar,” issued his work, so I had fun making moat of my films — Extended outlook fellow Democrats Wednesday Democratic Director James of the Globe Hollow Qam, it will be especially those I did for Alfred Hitchcock.” statement soon after learning that segregated Fogarty. done so as not to interrupt the A Extended outlook for New night that mo.st of the sidewalk theaters were part of South Africa’s apartheid Attorney backs settlements Another $1.5 million is ear­ swimming schedule at Globe Hol­ England Saturday through repairs to be performed under a system. marked for road repair. Penny low Pool. Monday; Two sidewalk fails, a playground directors. Daniel Gagnon of Agawam, town bond issue will be concen­ said about 26 miles of road would Work on bridges and culverts, he Driving down the aisle Connecticut, MassachntetU accident and an alleged false Barlow has also recommended Mass., claimed he was wrongfully trated in a central area of be involved and that 14 miles of the said, may not be done until next Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee lacocca is and Rhode Island: Chance rain arrest will cost the town nearly that the town award Giussepino arrested on a narcotics charge by a Manchester from which most of Gourmet to gourmet worst roads have already been year because of the time that will engaged but doesn’t sound like he's in a hurry to or snow Saturday, fair Sunday $40,000 under settlemenu recom­ Sapienza, 59, $15,000 for injuries Manchester police officer who was the sidewalk complaints have mended by the town attorney’s she sustained in July 1978 when she working for the Statewide Narcot­ identiiied. be needed for design. walk down the aisle. His fiancee is Peggy What kind of menu would five of France’s and Monday. Overnight lows in come. (ell on a Main Street sidewalk she ics Task Force. He said at a town committee He said employees of the Public Johnson, a former airline stewardess who met greatest chefs prepare to honor one of their the 20s and low 30s Saturday, the office. peers? The Greater New York Chapter of March Satalllta view The Board of Directors will be said was uneven. State law makes towns liable for meeting that many of the injury Works Department are now walk­ More design work will be done lacocca when when she was working on a teens and 20s Sunday and Mon­ of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation asked five asked Tuesday night to award a Sapienza, who formerly owned a their police officers when they are suits against the town stemming ing the streets, noting such prob­ in-house than formerly with an N Chrysler advertising account. " I gave the girl a day. Daytime highs in the 30s lems as broken pavement and expanded engineering staff. ring but marriage is not in the offing," lacocca, a such chefs to pay homage to Pierre Franey, the Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST showa total of $39,300 to the plaintiffs in bakery in Manchester, incurred on assignment for the task force, from sidewalk falls also come from Saturday, the 20s and low 30s Among the projects to be designed widower, said. " I haven’t thought about it. We’ll American-based food expert from France, for a broken clouds associated with a cold front covering the East. These the four separate incidents. $2,243 worth of medical bills for a Botticelio said in a memo to the that area. curbs that are too low. He said the Sunday and Monday. by town staff is the reconstruction see. I don’t know if I ’m ready. I ’ve set no black-tie fund- raiser dinner at the Tavern on the clouds are producing^ a mixture of precipitation with rain over the The largest settlement would go knee injury and lost $5,000 in directors. Penny said the area is bounded data compiled will be fed into a Vermont: Some clouds and of Tolland Turnpike from North marriage date. I hope everything works out well, Green on Feb. 12. For an appetizer, Paul Bocuse Southeast and snow over the Ohio Valley and the Great Lakes. to Jean Moriconl of Manchester, wages, Barlow said. Gagnon claimed in his suit that roughly by Middle Turnpike on the computer, which will be used to Main Street to the Howard Johnson for myself and of course for her.” Johnson, who of Lyon will prepare sweetbreads with truffles flurries through the period. Broken clouds are also visible over the Central Rockies and the 56, who was injured in December In the lawsuit over the play­ he was the victim of false arre.st north; Branford, Harrison, and establish priorities. Restaurant. plans to take instruction in the Roman Catholic and Alain Chapel of Mionnay will be reponsible Highs in the 20s. Lows 10below to Northwest. 1978 when she fell on a Main Street ground accident, Barlow recom­ and imprisonment, malicious Clinton streets on the east; Inter­ Raymond Lanzano, a member of Penn)' said that in addition to the faith, has a new diamond engagement ring made for the soup course, frog leg soup with white 5 above zero Saturday, near zero sidewalk. Assistant Town Attorney mended the directors award Me­ prosecution and gross negligence, state 384 on the south: and Broad the town committee, asked who $280,000 the town will receive from for her by Bulgari jewelers and is quite enthused. beans, truffles and chives. The seafood course, to 15 above Sunday and Monday. Malcolm F. Barlow has recom­ lissa Juros of Manchester $1,800 causing him "humiliation, embar­ Street on the west. would select the streets to be the state. Gov. William A. O’Neill “ I ’m happy and delighted," she said. “ He’s a lobster in sauteme sauce, is the offering of Roger Maine: Clouding up with a mended the town award Moriconi for mouth injuries she suffered rassment, fear worry and con­ Penny said work will begin as repaired. Penny responded that has proposed a plan .under which terrific guy. How come we didn’t announce it? Verge. Lamb nicoise will be the meat course and chance of snow Saturday into $17,500 — half the amount recom­ when she was struck with a swing cern,” Botticello spid. soon as weather permits and is while the Board of Directors will Hey, I haven’t done this before. Besides, we will be prepared by Jacques Maximin of Nice. Sunday. F a ir Monday. Highs in mended by a Superior Court judge last year at Buckley School. Gagnon’s expenses in the case expected to continue for two years. have an overview of the project, the town would get an added $290,000 for road work. figured you would find out some w ay." Gaston Lenotre of Paris has promised a suprise the 20s to low 30s. Lows in the STON during pre-trial hearings. In another case. Assistant Town were about $2,700, Botticello said. Of the total $4.6 million in bond the selection will be left largely to Rep. Donald Bates, D-East Hart­ dessert. The dinner will be washed down with two single numbers north to mid The town refused to offer that Attorney Barry W. Botticello has A New London police officer was money approved by voters in the Public Works Department. He said such decisions in Manchester ford, said the inclusion of $1.5 French and two California wines, plus cognac. teens south. Turning colder amount and Moriconi later agreed recommended the town award a also named in the suit and the city November, $1 million is slated for Massachusetts man $5,000 in con­ are not made on a political basis. million in a bond issue (or road Quote of the day The cost to guests will be $500 a plate. Monday. to accept the $17,500 figure, Barlow of New London has agreed to pay sidewalk repair work. The bond 302‘ said in a memorandum to the nection with a false arrest lawsuit. Gagnon $5,000. he said. issue for infrastructure repair was Penny told the committee that work makes him feel comfortable. Jacksonville, Fla., policeman James English, New Hampshire: Clouding up after the execution Wednesday of James David Now you know with a chance of snow Saturday m m m . Raulerson, the man convicted of killing his into Sunday. Fair Monday. Highs ANTIQUE A CRAFT SHOW partner in a shootout: The world’s highest waterfall is Angel^falls in in the 20s to low 30s. Low s in the _ ^ 85 E. CENTER ST.§ " I am just so happy. I hate to see another Venezuela, where the water drops 3,212 feet. The single numbers north to mid Feb.2nd person’s life go, but if anyone deserved it, it was American side of Niagara Falls has a dropof only LOWgtT teens south. Turning colder lUA'TUMl 10 a.m. lU h e ®^9-5268 that man." 182 feet. Monday.

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HIGHLAND FARH MARHET 317 Highland St.. Manchester! On Jan. 31, 1929, the Soviet Union expelled Rhode Island daily; SZSS I t you're unoMo to reach your ' The Manchester Harold Is o In 1984, Pope John Paul II Vermont daily; 316 carrier, coll subecriber service at subscriber to United P re ss Interna­ 50®/o 70®/o O F F o r l g l n .1 price 1 646-4277 1 revolutionary Leon Trotsky. He went into exile and was Massachusetts daily: 1638. Meg­ 441-3711 by 7 p.m. weehdoy s o r 10 tional news services and Is a named Bishop John O’Connor of a.m. Saturdays fo r euaronteed member et the Audit Sureou of later assassinated in Mexico. He is seen here in France Scranton, Pa., archbishop of abucks: 8-3-10-18-16-86. Weekly: dellyerv In Manchester.. Circulations. i A with his two dogs shortly after his expulsion. New York. Yellow 061, Blue 79, and White 2. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 31. 19»5 - i

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Richard M. Diamond, Publisher She’s returning to academe Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor U .S./W orU OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor In Brief Kirkpatrick ends the guessing game tives as a logical choice to protect their Terrorists hunt U.S. agents Reagan could come this week, the to teaching and writing and the WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.N. Am­ independence that goes with that.” interests in the White House if Edwin SAN FRANCISCO — A roaming terror squad bassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, tir^ of sources said. Meese is confirmed as attorney Kirkpatrick laughed away sugges­ Associates and political allies had Jack from Colombia has targeted federal narcotics her job but faced with few alternatives, indicated months ago that Kirkpatrick general. agents for kidnapping, torture and murder in will leave government by March 1 and tions that Reagan’s failure to give her But rather than bring Kirkpatrick The concerns of women veterans another front-line foreign job for his had her eye on another post in the Anderson retaliation for a recent U.S. crackdown on drug . is expected to be replaced by a man into the White House, where some second term had left her disappointed. second Reagan term. However, she smuggling, officials say. who shares her tough, conservative was considered unlikely to give up the observers doubted her two-fisted style form of nightmares, depression, and unfocused anger Washington If she had wanted a top foreign policy By Glenn Befoul ieu organization made a commitment to women veterans in The information we have received is from style. high profile and influence or her could exist with incoming chief of staff toward loved ones or superiors. This phenomenon has good sources. It has been analyzed and we have to Kirkpatrick ended a weeks-long job in the second term, she said, she Donald Regan, the president chose to the form of the VVA Women Veterans Project. Since ■ Qo-Round would have remained at the United Cabinet-status rank. The Veterans Administration has never determined then, VVA’s work has been instrumental in focusing the been referred to as post-traumatic stress disorder. The act on it as if it was completely valid,” San guessing game Wednesday by sweep­ The few other positions that qualified leave Meese’s job empty — and further Francisco Drug Enforcement Agent Robert Cox ing aside hints of other job offers from Nations. narrowed the options he could present an accurate total of women who served in Vietnam, let attention of the government, the Congress, and Forgotten Warrior Project, a national study of Vietnam included secretary of state, CIA said Wednesday. President Reagan and announcing she Kirkpatrick, who submitted her to Kirkpatrick. alone who they are, where they live, or what their American society on the existence and needs of women veterans by Dr. John Wilson of Cleveland State director and national security adviser Cox said the plans to attack DEA agents were will leave his administration to return resignation Dec. 11, said she felt The choice of Walters. 68. a former veterans. University, has estimated that as many as a half ^ to the president. All were filled and physical and mental well-being may be. Most VA uncovered several weeks ago by DEA and other to the independence of private life. compelled to return to Georgetown deputy director of the CIA who has million Vietnam veterans still suffer from it. Reagan served notice days after his hospitals don’t have facilities for gynecological government Intelligence sources. There also may University rather than relinquish the served as a diplomatic troubleshooter The woman Vietnam veteran’s story is significant Within hours. White House sources re-election that those members of his treatment, the most elemental health care need of a be plans to blow up a DEA office, he said. endowed professorship she holds there for Reagan since 1981, would mark a indeed. A majority of women Vietnam veterans were reported that retired Gen. Vernon national security team would remain. woman veteran. Many VA treatment program s do not THE TRAGEDY IS THAT many veterans do not Cox said it was not known how many men are in to remain in, government. victory for Secretary of State George nurses and other health care personnel assigned to Walters is in line to succeed Kirkpa­ Speculation also centered on the post admit women veterans. Women veterans who do know what is causing these conflicts within them. Since the hit squad, when or where they entered the Shultz, who had been pushing him for MASH-type units. Not only were they exposed to grave trick at the United Nations. A formal "Quite frankly, I don’t want to do of counselor to the president, with m anage to get admitted to V A medical centers in many the suicide rate among Vietnam veterans has been country or where they plan to strike. the job. physical dangers in many cases, but they were also announcement of his nomination by that,” she said. “ I am very committed Kirkpatrick promoted by conserva­ estimated to be higher than among their nonrveteran cleared by cases do not have sufficient privacy for bathing and placed In constant confrontation with the tragic peers, it has become a matter of life and death to seek other personal needs. consequences of war — the unrelenting stream of Mortar attack injures seven solutions. Throughout the history of the Veterans shattered bodies and'broken spirits. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Seven people, including a Administration there has been almost no outreach to The Vietnam Veterans of America Women’s Project ethics unit Senator says Meese unqualified for post schoolboy and a Roman Catholic priest, were Many women served in other widely varying military has defined a program which does just that. The women veterans. Women have not been included in WASHINGTON — The Senate v ^ n d ^ in a mortar barrage in Christian east roles in Vietnam. There w ere intelligence and security program has six elements, which are; to inform the research studies related to veterans' issues. At times Ethics Committee has sprinkled Beiruttoday and schools in the area shut down in By David Lawsky telephone several limes over the last four years with there has been inequity in the manner in which VA specialists, air traffic controllers, aerial reconnaissance public, encourage research on the special needs of others. holy water on a new form of the old fe a r of more attacks. United Press International benefits and compensation are awarded. photographers, supply and legal officers, clerks, and women veterans, disseminate conclusions, advocate The attach, which rained explosives on streets, Despite Meese’s assurances that the meetings had Washington game of influence 3 Although studies by the Federal Environmental all of the m yriad specialties held by women throughout reform , and locate and assist women veterans in playgrounds and the courtyard of a small church, WASHINGTON — Sen. Howard Metzenbaum told nothing to do with the federal probe, Proxmire said in buying — maldiig payments to a the military during the war. obtaining care for physical and mental problems. They came on the heels of promises by Lebanon’s main remarks prepared for delivery to the Senate today, “ I 3 Protection Agency and other national and international Edwin Meese his “ remarkable inability” to recall politician’s spouser^,^^__ believe there is reason to be suspicious” and said the researchers have indicated that females are more have also been involved in training counselors of Moslem militia groups to restrain mavericks and important events and conversations raises the restore peace to the capital. nomination should be frozen pending further susceptible than males to the reproductive toxic side WHILE THEIR LIFE-THREATENING experiences women veterans. This is the oqjy interpretation I question of whether the presidential aide has a good Police said at least nine 60-mm mortar shells investigation. effects of dioxin poisoning, the Veterans Administration were similar to male soldiers in similar positions, they In Connecticut, Gov. William O’Neill recently can make of the committee’s enough memory to be attorney general. were fired shortly after 7 a.m. (midnight The questioning from Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, Metzenbaum opened his questioning Wednesday by has had no plans to include women in its had few outlets for emotional relief. There was announced his intention to form a Women Veterans decision giving Sen. Mark Hat­ Wednesday EST). Seven people — including a Meese’s staunchest opponent on the Senate Judiciary noting that Meese had memory lapses 79 times in his practically no psychological support. They had few Task Force. His administration, together with the field, R-Ore., a clean bill of ethical congressionally mandated research on Agent Orange. 12-year-old schoolboy and a Catholic priest — Committee, closed I'A days of testimony from the testimony during last year’s.confirmation hearings, people who could relate to their experiences once they Perm anent Commission on the Status of Women and health in the case involving pay­ Women veterans’ issues are em erging, finally, in were taken to hospitals for treatments ot injuries longtime friend of President Reagan. 40 limes in a special prosecutor’s report and 14 times large part to the activities, programs, and research returned home. Like their male counterparts, they tried veterans’ organizations throughout the state, are doing ment of $55,000 to his wife, suffered in the attack. Today, the committee examines accusations of in written answers to the committee. generated by Vietnam Veterans of America’s Women _ to block out the most compelling experience of their the groundwork for this important commission. Antoinette, by a Greek promoter ethics violations against Meese raised in a Jan. 14 “You have a remarkable inability to recall Veterans Project. ' lives, and were forced to deal with the inevitable It is through efforts such as these that the women who for whom the senator opened doors Paper sees missile scandal internal report by the Office of Government Ethics. important documents, conversations and events," internal conflicts alone. have served will receive the recognition they deserve, in official Washington. The Greek, Expected to testify are staff attorneys Gary Davis and Metzenbaum told Meese, expressing concern about the Californian's ability to perform the jobof attorney T H E W O M E N ’S PR O JE C T cam e into being in the As psychiatrists are now finding out, that does not and the attention and caring they need. an arms dealer with a certifiably LONDON — An unarmed Soviet cruise missile Nancy Feathers, who wrote the report, and their boss. general. spring of 1979, when Lynda Van Devanter, Arm y nurse work. CataArophic experiences such as rape, plane unsavory background, got Hatfield that crashed in Finland last month was shot down David Martin. by a Soviet warplane because the rocket was "You are seeking a job with complex issues,” and author, was introduced casually as a Vietnam crashes, and war experiences often lead the survivors Glenn Beaulieu is president of Connecticut Chapter to introduce him to administration Sen. William Proxmire. D-Wis .al.so said he will ask heading toward West Germany, the Daily the Senate today to freeze the nomination because of Metzenbaum told him. “ Why do we expect your veteran to Robert 0. Muller, the executive director of to suppress their feelings immediately after the event. 120 of the Vietnam Veterans of America. Portions of the officials who might be useful in Express reported today. revelations that Meese met with two top officials of memory to be better? How will you keep the details VVA. Shortly thereafter, the founding members of the However, they frequently resurface years later in the above were excerpted from a VVA national report. promoting a bizarre scheme for a The newspaper said Soviet military command­ the General Dynamics Corp. straight?" trans-African oil pipeline. ers alerted the Pentagon about the incident on a Proxmire said those meetings came when "every­ Replied Meese, “ I don’t think it’s a matter that According to reliabie witnesses hot line, but the United States covered it up to thing that General Dynamics would have wanted to should be of concern, I have a good memory and I have an accurate reflection of things I ’ve heard.” interviewed by my associate avoid damaging the chances of arms control talks occur did occur.” including the closing of a three-year An editorial ^ /-O • Committee Chairman Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., Corky Johnson, the Greek busi­ between the superpowers. Justice Department probe. The report in the Daily Express, one of Meese acknowledged in a letter Tuesday to said Meese will be “ confirmed by the Senate in my REAGAN NOMINEE EDWIN MEESE nessman, Basil Tsakos, boasted of Britain’s weightier tabloids with a solid reputa­ Proxm ire that he met with the company officials in opinion. ... I think he ought to be, unless something . . . ‘I have a good memory' having Sen. Hatfield in his pocket. tion in past years for its defense and security 1981 and 1983 and that his staff met and spoke by comes out.” Complaint fee But even this affront to the storied reporting, could not be independently confirmed. tuir'VctMEeir dignity of the Senate failed to The missile, believed to be a Soviet SS-N-12 with a impress the Ethics Committee. It range of 2,000 miles, was incorrectly pro­ Pope reminds was bad move a h p ' u k w r ... concluded there was "no credible grammed and was heading for the West German Iff information” that Hatfield had citie? of Hamburg or Bremen when it was shot been guilty of any wrongdoing. down by a Soviet MiG-25 fighter over Finland To his credit, Hatfield was Dec. 28, the newspaper said. church of duty by Republican In Washington, Pentagon spokesman Maj. Pete tougher on himself than the Ethics Wyro said, “ We have nothing to indicate there is Committee was. In the midst of a any truth to the artiele.” to poor Indians J re-eiection campaign last summer when my stories broke. Hatfield J If the Republicans want to keep their acknowledged that the payments Subway victim files suit By Paula Butturlnl majority status in the Legislature, they had to his wife might look a little fishy, NEW YO RK — The shootings of four black United Press International better put a muzzle on their freshmen and the Hatfields gave the $55,000 teenagers by "subway gunman” Bernhard Goetz LATACUNGA, Ecuador — Pope John Paul II flew to colleague Donald Schoolcraft and any others to charity. This was more than was an unprovoked racist attack reminiscent of the 1960s South, claim lawyers for one youth who the Andean town of Latacunga today where he was to like him. enough for the voters of Oregon, remind Catholics that poor Indians, who are treated who re-elected him by a . solid was left paralyzed and in a coma. The lawyers representing Darrell Cabey, 19, as second-class citizens in Ecuador, deserve special Schoolcraft, the state senator from Groton, margin. filed a $50 million jawsuit Wednesday against attention under church doctrine. A got himself into trouble this week when he I believe that the senator was not Tens of thousands of Indians, who make up 35 Goetz. 'The lawsuit* also asked that Goetz be A proposed charging fees for filing complaints consciously guilty of any wrongdo­ barred from owning or using a gun. percent of Ecuador’s 8 million population, have been with the state Department of Consumer ing. An honest man is often Cabey and three other teenagers were shot by traveling to the town of the ancient Incas some 60 miles south of Quito, for the past several days for a Protection. His rationale was that a fee would unaware of the interpretation that Goetz on a subway car Dec. 22 after one of the four will be given to unwitting actions asked Goetz for $5. Goetz is white. chance to see the pontiff. limit the number of frivolous complaints that The Incan empire was crushed in the 16th century, that a crook would have taken care Goetz has said that he opened fire when one of plunging the Indians into a second-class status that tax the agency’s time, resources and budget. to hide. four teenagers asked him for $5 so they could play video games. Goetz, who has been mugged once continues to this day. Fortunately, the bill was boxed in the ' But I also think Sen. Hatfield was N either naive or careless, or both, before, said he'was afraid he was about to be On the fifth day of his four-nation tour of Latin General Law Committee before it made it to m u g g ^ again. Last week, a grand jury declined America and the Caribbean Wednesday. John Paul N when he failed to see any connec­ to indict Goetz on charges of attempted murder, called for land reform and said the poor suffer more the Senate. A $20 fee, which Schoolcraft tion between his support of Tsakos’ suggested, might have scared away legiti­ charging him only with illegal possession of three than others from the region’s high foreign debt, pipeline scheme and the overly weapons. inflation and unemployment. mate as well as frivolous complaints. Also, his generous payments the Greek UPI photo fee would be imposed on top of the taxes state made to Mrs. Hatfield for some It was the first time in his 12-day tour that he since the Pope first arrived here and was Hopes dim to end strike specifically deplored the effect of Latin America's The ring of security is evident around residents pay to operate the agency. To ask Open Forum rather vague real estate and Pope John Paul II as he arrives at the La mobbed by enthusiastic crowds at the interior decorating services. LONDON — Hopes of ending Britain’s $350 billion foreign debt on the region. consumers to finance a service they already Compania church in Quito on Wednes­ airport. A reprimand by the Ethics 10-month-old coal strike were dashed when the Ecuador, like other Latin American countries, pay for seems incredulous. Let the agency state-run Coal Board and the striking miners day. Security has been augmented not a part of the woman’s body but merely up. Committee would at least have “ suffers in these moments the enormous weight of the itself determine if the complaint is frivolous, unionJailed to find common ground for top-level foreign debt that threatens its development," the pope Thanks for help domiciled there. The baby only needs served notice on other members of shoes. and take the appropriate action. I would also like to comment on Marlow negotiations. told workers gathering at the plaza San Francisco. He also told the Ecuadorans in a radio address the Senate — perhaps less upright The pope took the incident in good humor and, time and nutrition to mature but already and other landlords. Those rooms should The Coal Board insisted the miners should “ It pains me that it's mainly the poorest... who have "never to be instruments of particular interest than Hatfield — that such conflicts before making a speech to more than 1,000 nuns — But what really makes his proposal so in sharing appeal has vital organs at the time most be kept free of cockroaches and electrical agree in writing to discuss the closure of to suffer most the negative consequences of this groups, ” but instead uphold “ morality at ail levels, including some who had come out of cloister to see him abortions are performed, from 8 to 12 hazards, but there should be a comprom­ of interest between their personal uneconomic pits — the issue that sparked the liberty, justice, peace, fraternity, individual rights ill-advised is the attempt to slap another To the Editor: economic crisis.” he said. — he asked in mock .sterness, holding up his wounded weeks. ise on the part of the town as to the size. and public lives are unacceptable. longest strike in modern British industrial and .social elevation.” regressive fee on strapped taxpayers, partic­ hand; On behalf of the board of directors of the A common reason these facts are Being housebound myself and with a As things stand now, though, any history. Earlier Wednesday, John Paul told nearly 1 million ularly ones with moderate incomes. The But the miners union executive, comprising 26 people who filled a park in the center of Quito to be John Paul was scratched on the hand and bled Manchester Area Conference of ignored and an abortion is performed is walking problem, I have spent more than promoter who comes to Washing­ \ regional union officials, stuck unanimously to patient with problems and faith. The crowd was slightly after enthusiastic nuns crushed around him “ Who injured the pope?" Republicans spent an entire campaign last Churches, I am directed to extend their that it would be too inconvenient for the five years in a I2-by-12-foot room. It ton will feel free to offer payments their positions of talks without preconditons marking the 450th anniversary of the introduction of and his security guards at the Basilica of National When nobody replied, he repeated the question and year painting the Democrats as the "tax-and- sincere appreciation to you and the mother to have a baby at that particular to any senator who can help him — contains a hospital bed, an oxygen Christianity to Ecuador*. Vows, some of them falling to the floor and losing their immediately answered it himself; “ The nuns did it.” spend” party. Before they even get a cheflce Herald staff for all that you did to make time, a very selfish motive. And for generator, a bedside chest, a bookcase, a as long as he takes the precaution to prove their mettle as legislative leaders, the annual MACC Seasonal Sharing certain members of the medical profes­ 3-foot chest of drawers, a china closet, of laundering the cash through the one of their own comes up with the brilliant Appeal a success. Not only did we raise sion, abortion is a very lucrative and a 4-foot by 6-foot table that I use for a senator’s wife, or child, or other Kemp, Bradley lead charge relative. idea of finding another way to get into state $22,205 in cash, but many dollars worth of business. desk and to hold a small TV. Also, a couple VALENTINE’S DAY SALE food and gifts. Statistics prove that since the legaliza­ Perhaps the most disturbing residents’ pocketbooks. Not even the Demo­ of chairs and a bench, and at present, a We were able to provide a week’s tion of abortion, incidents of child abuse bassinet for my newest grandchild. I do feature of the Hatfield-Tsakos case crats seem rash enough to try that move. supply of food to 284 households at have risen, so no one can say abortion has have a downstairs bathroom, but much of is that the Ethics Committee Tax reform sponsors talk of compromise Thanksgiving, and food plus gifts for each helped remedy this problem. After the time I use a commode and that fits in apparently never intended to con­ SALE Schoolcraft and his colleagues came to individual parts,” Bradley said, member of the family to 337 households at having studied the subject, I have found here also, and I have a large radiator. duct a serious investigation of the Bv Joseph AAianowanV doesn’t die early. plans to reintroduce the measures. ENDS power because the electorate perceives their noting, “ At this time, the step is to Christmas. Over 80 hot meals were the pro-abortionists have whitewashed Space is not square inches. It is within deadly serious charges against the United Press International In their most visible bipartisan Rep. Jack Kemp of New York 2/IB/BS party as the one to combat inflation and senator. The investigation was push yet — coming amid signs that and Sen. Bob Kasten of Wisconsin get agreement on ... principles and OFF delivered. Forty-eight shut-ins received the whole issue and made abortion seem yourself. The people living in those WASHINGTON — Despite their tax reform action may be delayed — Republican sponsors of the get a commitment from the A U 14 KARAT SOLID GOLD JEWELRY reduce the scope of government. Their quest gifts and flowers. We shopped for like an easy way out of a difficult efficiency rooms probably feel cozy and carried out with a big bucket of differences, sponsors of two major for months while Congress and the so-called FAST tax proposal — president.” for a sales tax cut belies credibility when “ just-for-you" gifts for 50 isolated conva­ problem, when in reality it can have comfortable. They can walk downstairs whitewash. tax reform bills in Congress are president struggle with the deficit even emphasized their bill was “ There’s .lothing in our bill ... WHY ONE PERCENT??? lescent home patients. lasting physical and emotional effects. “ I don’t see anything to investi­ proposals like this are even considered. Let’s and shop. To evict them is wrong; I say showing new signs of unity and — the lawmakers Wednesday completely open to change if a that isn't negotiable,” said Kasten. BECAUSE OUR REGULAR PRICES ARE SO LOW MOST PEOPLE We are convinced that this incredible gate,” committee Chairman Ted hope there are no more proposals like let’s change the rules and leave those talking of possible compromise as stressed similarities instead of workable compromise could be “ I think we’re going to be able to THINK OUR 14 KARAT GOLD JEWELRY IS ALWAYS ON SALE outpouring of generosity from one com­ Sharon L. Masse Stevens, R-Alaska, told reporters Schoolcraft’s. people alone unless there are roaches o r ' they try to make sure their issue differences as they announced achieved. reach a compromise.” EXMm.c-14 Karat Herring Bone Bracelet Reg. Price *12" Sale Price *11** munity is in great part due to the role the 93 Branford St. after I broke the scandal. Only electrical hazards, and get those taken Standing at their side. Sen. Bill Herald played in making the community Manchester after several former Tsakos em­ “ We re talking about lowering “ i / you compare prices, you’ll buy here” care of. U.S. moves to preserve Monitor Bradley of New Jersey and Rep. the (lax) rates ... and broadening aware of this opportunity to reach out to ployees filed formal complaints P.S. I am not the same Sharron Masse Mr. Weiss could get off his duff and give Richard Gephardt of Missouri — the (tax) base,” Kemp added. their neighbor. CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN CO. whose letter was published in the Open some freebies to a supermarket for those did the “ Ethics Club” begin an WASHINGTON — The govern­ Cape Hatteras, N.C. The ship was Democratic authors of the “ Those similarities far outweigh Our sincere thanks. found 13 years ago and the wreck (next to Blish Hardware) OPEN SUNDAY Forum on Jan. 29, 1985, although I agree people in the Main Street area. The inquiry. But with the chairman’s ment has announced a project to “ F A IR ” tax plan — stressed unity any differences,” ■os MMN ST. S4342tS was designated the First National but said without President Rea­ wholeheartedly with what she wrote. shelter should be there also; a permanent opinion already on the record, it’s preserve the USS Monitor, the Nancy Carr Marine Sanctuary by the federal gan’s support, tax reform efforts Gephardt agreed that the bills all town-funded place for the less fortunate of hardly surprising that the investi­ Union’s first ironclad ship during Executive Director government on Jan. 30, 1975. this year will be wasted. share “ major, common goals.” our brothers. gation was a charade. the Civil War. J Manchester Area Conferonce The National Oceanic & Atmos­ Beverly Reece, a spokeswoman “ What we’re trying to figure out The “City of Village Charm” is I had already reported — and Both sides Wednesday refused to of Churches Who minds store pheric Administration and the for the trust, said the project will is how to get 218 votes in the House “ people” with decent homes and side­ documented — serious allegations be modeled after efforts in Stock­ discuss details of where they could National Trust for Historic Preser­ reach agreements. “We’re not and 51 in the Senate and a president walks. It is not an industrial park. against Tsakos, most particularly holm, Sweden, to reclaim the 1628 in Manchester? vation announced the joint project going to get into a hornet’s nest of who will sign it,” he said. Where are our street people tonight? Is that he was an international arms Tuesday. warship Wasa, recovered intact in Editorial ignores To the Editor: there a child who hasn’t eaten all day? Is dealer with an unsavory record. I The remains of the vessel, which 1961, and in Portsmouth, England, there a young mother on the verge of also reported solid eyewitness went down in stormy weather in to bring up the 1545 Tudor warship Your Jan. 26 article on the front page Mary Rose in 1982 after a 17-year Swiatoc facts on abortion desperation? Or a father who can’t find a evidence that Mrs. Hatfield’s 1862, lie 220 feet below the surface STRUGGLING WITH A MAJOR states that "a disintegrating diaphragm effort. 1140CM job? What about the people who just can’t alleged business services to Tsa­ of the Atlantic Ocean 16 miles from BUSINESS DECISION? To the Editor: on a level sensing device in a chemical Victor 27M Victor 12PD 54tSJM cope with today’s world? Are they going kos were of a kind that ordinarily tank caused Friday morning’s leak of For the timely, reliable information you need to 164 inartowl •7t.08 without food? doesn’t call for such generous •479 With regard to your editoriai, “ Don’t 2,000 gallons of hazardous acid at the Victor The churches are doing all they can, but remuneration. make that decision, let us search the data banks 020 Trample On Woman’s Right On Abor­ town’s new water treatment piant.” ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Victor n o s we need a shelter on Main Street, where Long before the Ethics Commit­ or intervievy clients, $ It 10 totwtMM tions,’’ I ask you how can you simply In fact, this was another "g oo f” we will >125.00 the people are. I wish the churchwomen tee announced ite judgment, I •8NJM Sa«ya overlook the medical facts that by 18 to 25 have to pay for. We not only have a faulty potential customers, would tell us all what they need, so we offered to supply the committee IHSUMNm SINCE S M y a lM CY8000DP days old. usually before the mother is level center piece — we’ve also got a could help them. with the evidence I had amassed on competitors, or ZtoptrlieH certain that she is pregnant, the baby’s containment tank that may not even hold ___ ^ 0 0 •125.05 Mr. Weiss could make a grand finale Tsakos. Stevens replied that he 1914 industry experts. heart has begun to beat, a brain is present water, let alone acid. before we get rid of him by taking care of would review the material, but ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED at 8 weeks, and by 12 weeks the Who’s minding the store in Manches­ the supermarket and shelter. We’ve made it clear that the investigation fingerprints on the hands have already ter? Certainly not Mr. Weiss, who is still (DlMSbyNEA Inc finally come up with a foolproof remedy. was already completed. As for the 649-5241 STERN ASSOCIATES Allstate Business Machines formed? playing industrial park big wheel. compensation to Mrs. Hatfield, iSS E. Center Street Business Information Services Manchester, CT 30 Purnall PI., ManchMter Pro-abortionists use the argument that If workers were paid to watch this thing Elinor A. Patten Stevens said it was "a judgment Manchester, Ct. Rcseari'ii, .\iialysih. Report Writing 647-8478 Silli 6 Sirvict 043-0IH "Now, my father Is studying the words of a woman has freedom of choice over her during the day, then there should have 33 Mather St. CHAIRMAN lACOCCAl" call” whether she really earned own body, but the child within the womb is been a night watch and an alarm hooked Manchester the money Tsakos paid her. MANCHESTKR HKRALD. Thiir.'-diiy, Jmi. .ll. 198.') :nJL 8 - MANCHRSTKR HF.RAl.D. Tluirsday. Jan 31. I985_ C A P T A M lA S V ®by Crooks A Cooalo RICHARPi OMiYES. 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(X ) Dealers in Death: Holtywood's 6:00 PM { $ CD (22) ® News C h a n n e ls CrlmeW sva 21-year-old drinking age (D ThrM't Company (221 dS Family Ties Conclusion. Elyse. ® Hart to Hart trapped in the TV station by a snows­ WFSB Hartford. C T QD torm. prapsres to give birth in Steven's New Hampshire and Vermont. Kean said the 21-year-oid drinking d $ Banaon Nww Yorfc. NY By Dennis C. MllewskI WNEW (D office. United Press International Connecticut Gov. William A. age has been effective in saving d9) Or. Oana Scott WTNH New Haven. CT CD lives in his state, and Massachu­ New York. NY CD (53) Better Health O'Neill and New Hampshire Gov. (29) Littla Houaa on tha Pralrla w o n WPIX New York, NY ® ® New York's Master Chafe DANBURY — The Northeastern John H. Sununu repeated their setts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis said (2D Dr. Who WHCT Hartford. C T » his state’s new law was expected to 9:00 PM (X ) Simon & Simon Rick and region’s governors have agreed to support for higher drinking ages in (28) On# Day at a T(ma WTXX Watarbury. CT » save about a dozen lives each year. Sprir>ofia1d, M A U A.J. reunite in order to fend off a plot to a proposal which would establish a their states Wednesday and New WWLP frame them for a high-tech espionage “ That’s 10 or 12 human beings," ^9) Nawawatch WEOH Hartford. C T « uniform legal drinking age of 21 by York Gov. Mario M. Cuomo said plot. (60 min.) Dukakis said. The governors did S D Raportar 41 VWIT Hartford. C T June to protect millions of dollars his efforts may succeed after an (X ) Marv Griffin (82) MaoNail/Lahrar Nawahour W 8BK Boston. M A earlier failure. not take an official stand on a WGGO Sprir»gfiold. M A LEVY'S LAW '‘toy JaiDM Schunttltlar In federal funding. Good TImaa Q3l Dr, Gene Scott regionwide mandatory seat belt WXTV Patarson. ------T5------The resolution of the Coalition of “We have people pouring over [C N N ] Prog Confcl SpriiHlfiald, M A (22) ^ 9 ) Cheera Sam and tha Coach de­ the border now from Pennsylvania law, and several said they were WQBY cide to return to school to get their high Northeastern Governors responds Hartford. C T & still considering their positions. [E S P N ] Aarobloa-Bodlaa In Motion WTIC school diplomas. to a September 1986 deadline and and other states to get a drink," CNN Cabla News Ntwrfc (CNN) Cuomo, whose state is one of [H B O ] Monatara. Madman and “TVe C A T ' MAY the threatened loss of up to 10 Cuomo said. “ If an age hike didn’t ESPN Sports Networfc (E8PN1 @ ) (B) Mystaryl (CC) ‘Agatha Cliriatie three in the nation with seat-belt Machinaa Gil Garard hosts this special Home Box Offlea iHBdl Stories M: Jane in Search of a Job.' A BE- TEMPOIZAiBIUy percent of federal aid highway succeed last time. I’m more look at some of science fiction's clas­ HDO laws, said the requirement has CIN EM AX CInetnax (MAXI poor woman accepts a questionable job 6-TUaC BUT AT funds by 1988. confident now.” sics. ITMCI in high society. (60 min.) become “ popular” after initial TMC Movie Channel UEA6T HI6INICY The plan was one of several Cuomo said he viewed the threat [T M C l MOVIE: T h a Railway Chlldran' USA USA Network iUSAl 6AEB UET6 9]) El Malaflolo transportation-related proposals of lost federal funds as an “ intru­ opposition. ’T m certain it saves Three children learn to readjust to the HIM &UEMP INTO lives and cuts down on injuries as country life after one of comfort and (51) Police Woman endorsed Wednesday by the gover­ sion of states' rights,” but noted THE NI6HT WHICE does the 21-year-old drinking age," wealth in the city. Dinah Sheridan. Ber­ [C N N ] Freeman Reports nors at their annual meeting that New York would lo.se $150 nard Cribbins. Jenny Augutter. 1971 HE PONPEie* HI5 [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic N EX T MO/E ’Tuesday and Wednesday in Dan­ million over three years if it fails to he said. Rated G. CD PM Magazine City ■ Double Main Event Tw o eight- Cuomo predicted other states bury. Three states in the region — comply. (U S A ) Cartoon Express C D 99) MOVIE: Starcrossad' (CC) A round Welterweight Bouts (Tony Wor­ would adopt such legislation but beautiful extraterrestrial and an earthl­ tham vs. Kan Butler and Rodney Trusle New Jersey, Pennsylvania and O'Neill also was confident the 6:30 PM CD (55 Ono Day at a Tima ing fall in love while fleeing from relent­ vs. Roberto Mendez). (2 hrs., 30 min.) Rhode Island — already have a Legislature in his state would Pennsylvania Gov. Dick Thorn­ of New York, William O ’Neill of u burgh took a cautious stance on the Governors share a light moment in CH) Barney Millar less alien killers. Belinda Bauer, James minimum drinking age of 21 and support the drinking age a f i l . “ I Connecticut. Dick Thornburgh of Pen^ Spader. 1964. 9:30 PM QD NHL Hockey: New York issue. “ We want to proceed slowly Danbury during the annuai meeting of (22) (29 NBC News Rangers at Calgary the same law will take effect June 1 think it’s going to fall on sympa­ nsylvania, and John Sununu of Ne (2D Nightly Business Report (D News thetic ears in both chambers,” he because there arc implications the Coalition of Northeastern Gover­ 3 (22) 1311) Night Court in Massachusetts. 3 95 MOVIE: 'Promises In tha Dark' A ALLEY OOP - by Dav* Graua regarding freedom of choice,” he S8) Jaffarsons Hampshire. strong willed, compassionate doctor (31) De Fleete 'Die minimum age is 19 in New said. nors. They are. from left, Mario Cuomo ® ABC Nows (CC) THEN I THINK WEiRE New Jersey Gov. Thomas H. said. fights to maintain her objectivity as a 10:00 PM (X) KnoTe Lending (CC) York and 20 in Connecticut. Maine, young patient struggles against cancer. GONNA PLAV US A ^ 5 Notiolaro S IN ' " ■'/ Val allows Parker to go ahead v/ith their LITTLE BALL GAME.' [CNN] Showbiz Today * Marsha Mason. Ned Beatty, Susan wedding plans. (60 min.) Clark. 1979. [E S P N ] ESPN's Horse Racing Weakly (X) New i 98) Dr. Oana Scott 7:00 PM D CBS News (X) 9 9 20/20 (CC) Senate GOP needs help from foes to remove lever (29) MOVIE: Tha Out-of-Townars' A man (D (3® M “A*8"H and his wife on a trip to New York are d a Dr. Gene Scott He proposed an amendment to thing for the voters is to change rected at Republicans, w D ABC News (CC) beset by every disaster including strikes, (29) Wild. Wild West law in 1901 and legislation to do to give the people of Connecticut a storms, looters, robbers and demonstra­ Bv Mark A. Dupuis remove all language concerning this thing every few years. The court fight to change lj‘ D Dallas (22) ® Hill Street Bluet Joyce must de­ away with it has come before the very easy choice in 1986,” Stolberg tors. Jack Lemmon. Sandy Dennis. cide whether or not to defend a black United Press International party lever from the constitution, way to do It is clear and the and allow unaffiliatq' d 5 Jaffarsons Legislature 63 times since 1945. It said. 1970. Star athlete who was crippled by white giving the Legislature the right to amendment would fuzz it.” vote in some GO d8) Dr. Oar>a Scott Cosby Show Cliff and his friends youths. (60 min.) passed the House three times, only “ The people deservedly have a (22) 99) HARTFORD — Senate Republi­ decide whether or not it is used. Cibes’ amendment was rejected Democrats have (29) (S8 Barrtay Millar decide to show Denise what dancing (2D Austin City Limits Exile and the to be voted down in the Senate. right to this simple and elemental called open prime really is when she invites some friends cans faced the task today of finding Cibes said the amendment would 120-23. The House also defeated an (22) Wheal of Fortune Meines Brothers' Band perform The House Minority Leader Irving J. choice,” he said. amendment by Rep. Thomas D. -* Under the state] '■I over to breakdance. Closer You Get,' 'Give Me One More at least three Democrats to join Rep. William J. Cibes Jr.. D-New put the issue back to where it was (2D MaoNail/Lahrar Nawshour Stelberg, D-New Haven, led Demo­ Ritter, D-Hartford, to give parties proposed amend (2D Rainbow Jackpot Chance' and 'High Rollin ' (60 min.) their ranks and let voters decide if London, argued against the resolu­ before 1965 when allowing voters 99) Family Feud crats in favor of the resolution. the option of deciding through their approved by both (28) MOVIE: 'Chisum' The successful 9 i Odd Couple Connecticut should keep the party tion, saying it would weaken the option of using a party lever (55 Marlaala owner of a vast cattle ranch, locks horns “ I hope this year and this debate rules whether to have their tickets Senate by a three 9Z) Great Chafa/New Orlaana THE BORN LOSER '^by Art Sanaom lever on voting machines. political parties and give voters was written into the state lS7) Nightly Buslnaaa Report with a powerful and unscrupulous busi­ will mark the first time in recent on a party lever. in one year or by nessman who is determined to dominate 95 Kojak A proposed amendment to elimi­ history majority Republicans and “ less rational cues” to choose constitution. 95 Diff rant Strokes 15-W'T IT ODD Stolberg disagreed. “ The worst Ritter’s amendment was di­ two consecutive the entire region. John Wayne, Forrest [C N N ] Evening Nawa nate the state’s constitutional majority Democrats join together candidates. ^ [C N N ] Monoylina Tucker, Christopher George, Ben John­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Sudden Impact' (CC) HOW IWPOKTAMT AKlD HOW requirement that voters have the [E S P N ] SportsCantar son. 1970 Dirty Harry pursues a killer who emascu­ V O O R O O B I 5 option of using a party lever won [H B O ] Comirtg Attractions 9 5 Nocha da Gala lates his victims. Clint Eastwood. Sandra OMl(\APOi?TAMT Locke. Pat Hingla. 1963. Rated R. overwhelming approval Wednes­ [U S A ] Radio 1990 (5Z) This Old House (CC) \ioH5k) yoo \TBECO\Aes (55 Fantasy Island [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Beach Red' Tw o men day in the House. 7:30 PM C D p m Magazine get caught up in the horrors of tha 1942 WANT TIME WHBUybUAeiC [C N N ] Prime News CD All In tha Family Marine invasion of Red Beach. Cornel The amendment was sent to the [E S P N ] Super Bouts of the 80's Marvel­ Wilde, Rip Torn, Jean Wallace. OFF. R5R A CD Wheal of Fortune Senate and if Republicans there ous Marvin Hagter vs. Roberto Duran [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Of Unknown Origin' A RAISE'. can keep their 24-member major­ 95 Independent News (Las Vegas, November. 1963). (60 min.) vicious rat wreaks havoc on a newly re­ ity intact and pick up three (29) Hogan's Heroes [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘Beyond the LimlT In an novated brownstone. Rated R. GROssmRn's Democratic votes it will appear on (22) M*A‘ 8 ‘ H effort to free' his kidnapped father, a [U S A ] Sporta Camara InTI young doctor becomes involved in inter­ /(jxlr ■-»' the 1986 ballot for consideration by Entertainment Tonight nnCi^evRns p r o d u c t s c o m P R n v (29) national terrorism. Richard Gere, Mi­ 10:30 PM 95 Independent News voters. (28) Barney Millar chael Caine, Elpidia Carrillo. 1963. 98) Dick Van Dyke (59) People's Court Rated R. However, if the Senate musters 95 24 Horae [M A X ] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's only a majority for the measure, it (5Z) Wild World of Animals (5Z) Leon's Cate FRANK AND ERNEST ^ by Bob Ttiavaa Vacation' While driving cross-country to would have to come back for (55 One Day at a Tima giant Wally World, the Griswold clan de­ [USA] Motoworld [C N N ] Croaafira tours into a series of screwball sidetrips. approval by majority vote again in 11:00 PM CD CD @ ® 98) News [E S P N ] ESPN's Spaadwaak Chevy Chase, Beverly OeAngelo, Chris­ I T / H a R P a both houses after the 1986 legisla­ J tie Brinkley. 1963. Rated R. ( D T a x i * J [H B O ] Braingamas Word scrambles, CO tive elections and could then go on number puzzlers and history and mys­ [T M C ] MpVIE: 'Uncommon Valor’ (CC) 95 Odd Couple oup. 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(60 min.) 8:30 PM (D RUuala son of a naval officer falls in love with “ Happy,” was the one-word SRonioctel Yow Bflth tha daughter of a musical comedy star. reaction from Republican State A A Donald O'Connor, Ann Blyth, Peggy Chairman Thomas J. D’Amore Jr., Ryan, 1944 whose party has worked for years [C N N ] Monoylina to remove the levers. They allow [USA] Oong Show WINTHROP “by Dick Cavalll voters to choose a party’s entire HILL STREET BLUES 11:15 PM 95 Reporter 41 ticket by pulling one lever. ISSh 11:30 PM CD Three's Company M Y SRANC?F5^THeR. JU S T HE SAID THEY'IRE FOR. HE THOUSHT THAT WAS SO ’hie party lever is believed to New Assistant District favor the majority party. It was r p Charlie's Angela INVENTED CP PEOPLB WHO (>ON'r U KB FLNNX HE LAUeHED HWSELF Attorney Joyce Davenport adopted in Connecticut under a CD 9® ABC Nows Nightllne DAiSY-COLCReO C ^ L A e S E S . ROSE-COLORED £3rLASSES. 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" 1 I 1 2 Communa in 1:30 AM (X) Hogan's Hsroaa Qm you recall when the doctor will cover an area that Includes Belgium come up with the ninth. 04 00 (I) Anything for Money Mark won the opening heart lead first took your pulse before be asked ateut 70 percent of ail state homes STORE WHIRS: MON. - FRI. 8-8:30 8A T. 8-8 :30 SUN. 9-3 3 Three (Oar.) Opening lead: 4 Q and 80 percent of all state busi­ 4 Rafre'.hing bev­ 03) Indspandant News and tabled the jack of spades. When you for your nealth-insurance con­ erage (2 wdt.) (C)I8SS by NEA. Inc 31 (311 Daapadida West took the ace, the nine was tract number? nesses, Kelly said. MANCHESTER HERAI.D. Thur.sdiiy -liin. 31. 1985 - 11 10 - MANrHF.STER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 31, 1985 M a n ch ester Two candidates F O C y S / F a m ily In B rief getting heip on Weiss to boost maii pian New York de’ doper John Finguerra's plan to campaign debts put a shopping ■■ lall and office-hotel complex on 290 acres of land in Buckland will likely get a boost Tuesday night when the town Board of The Democratic Town Committee voted Wednes­ Directors meets. First you swear day night to contribute $1,500 and $300 respectively to General Manager Robert B. Weiss is scheduled the unsuccessful 1984 political campaigns of Stephen to address the directors on the proposai. "I feel that the project is an exciting one for Cassano and John Thompson. Manchester and we should cooperate with the Cassano, defeated in the Fourth Senatorial District developer," Weiss said today. by Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, ended up with a Then you pick up the telephone ancd call the Manchester police He declined to say what he would tell the campaign deficit of $4,500. Former Mayor Thompson, I directors. defeated by state Rep. Elsie Swensson, R- By Sarah Passell Police suggested that motorists who chronically Many town officials have said they support Manchester, had a deficit of about $300. Herald Reporter forget their keys should hide magnetic spare key Finguerra's proposed development because Raymond Damato, campaign treasurer for state holders on the outside of their cars. almost all of it would be in Manchester. Rep. James McCavanagh, D-Manchester, who won a AH right. So the policeman wasn’t even polite Capt. Robert Guliano, who commands the patrol Finguerra’s development is in direct competi­ second term in the 12th Assembly District, donated to when he handed you a ticket for going through the division, said most officers don’t mind answering tion with a mall and office complex proposed by Bronson & Hutensky of Bloomfield and Melvin the committee a surplus of $277 from McCavanagh’s red light. lockout calls. Simon & Co. of Indianapolis for a site off Buckland campaign. And the officer who found your car parked in a “I’ve done (our or five in an eight-hour shift,” Fus. Street straddling the Manchester-South Windsor Town Committee Treasurer Paul Phillips, in an handicapped space wasn’t sympathetic to the Mazzone said. “Sometimes we don’t have any for informal interim report, said the committee now has song about how you just ran in for 30 seconds to a week.” 6 :3 0 1""® $8,500 with some bills outstanding and some money pick up a prescription (or your ailing husband at “It’s a nuisance if you’re real busy, if you’re 3D Ba. District taxes due Friday coming in. home in bed alone with a fever of 103. going call to call and trying to keep up with your (22) (35 (23) Nighf’'’iday is the last day residents of the Eighth Cassano, who attended the meeting, thanked the But at least police in Manchester will come to paperwork,” officer Martin Jordan said. It takes (3B District may pay their supplemental committee for the funds and for its support. "We gave your rescue when you lock yourself out of your about two minutes on average to unlock a car, 3 a a „or vehicle tax without penalty. it our best shot,” he said of the campaign against car. Cops don’t do it in every town. Jordan said, but he’ll spend as long as 15 or 20 3 a ? M Friday, a minimum of (2 interest will be Zinsser, who was elected to a third term. "It’s a community service,” explained patrol minutes before giving up. Ok ‘Sed on all delinquent bills, according district Rep. Donald Bates, D-East Hartford, whose district ilM Sgt. Gary Benson. As a supervisor, Benson doesn’t “ After that you Just get the feeling you’re not „C oliector Carol M. Lenlhan. includes one comer of Manchester, thanked the Herald photo by Pinto do lockouts; it’s a patrolman’s job. going to get it,” he said. itbpm ESP, jgjj collector's office will be open from 9; 30 committee for help in the past two elections and said The Manchester Police Department answers an Mazzone said he has occasionally managed to 7:00 PM (3o 3:30 p.m. weekdays. United Way of Manchester officers look the allocation committee: Erland John­ U) (31 M‘A he hopes Cassano and Thompson are not discouraged average of eight lockout calls a day, according to open even electronic locks by inserting his tool or because “ there will be a tomorrow." over the list of allocations by the son, outgoing president; and Thomas P. spokesman Gary Wood. That’s almost 3,000 a wire thmugh a crack in the car door and pushing ®Dai?.r*" saves a life organization to town service agencies at Crockett, who was elected president lockouts a year. , the button that releases the lock inside the car. (Tf) jaHaraon^nchester police officer was credited with Democratic Town Chairman Theodore Cummings Wednesday's annual meeting of the Wednesday. The United Way approved Sgt. Spencer Frazee said that most new model ghe life of a three-year-old boy who stopped said in reference to the status of the Democratic a total allocation of $211,000 for eight IN MANCHESTER police use a special tool, a cars now have a bar inside the door above the party; "Democrats have to practice the politics of Board of Directors. From left to right they are Richard R. Lauzier, chairman of Manchester agencies in 1985. ruler-shaped piece of metal with a hook on one end locking mechanism, effectively blocking any ® c— ..officials said today. coalition. We have to put up a big umbrella.” that slips between the window and side of a car access to the hidden latch. h " i/y dispatched at about He said that admonition does not apply to door and pulls up the latch inside, releasing the Sometimes the police tool gets stuck in the door. MacNaii/Uhnar pKjj, the apartment of Katherine Manchester as much as to the party elsewhere, ^ Family Faud gj j^achel Road. Scranton had lock mechanism. Then, "we either kiss it goodbye or bring it to the because Manchester already has a big umbrella. ^ Mariaaia report that her son, who police said United Way allocates funds If you’re lucky, it works. But if you drive a new police station and a mechanic gets it out,” ® Nightly Buainaaa ^ fever of almost 105 degrees, had Cummings announced that at the end of March or expensive car, chances are that the locks are Mazzone said. HD Diffrant strokaa topped breathing. there would be a meeting of ali Democratic members By Susan Vaughn Churches, $46,000; Manchester Matthew, nominating committee electric or otherwise pick-proof and the tool won’t ICNN] Monayiina . arrived, he said he found the child of town committees and boards, possibly at Herald Reporter Association for Retarded Citizens, chairman. work. MANCHESTER POLICE do not answer any [ESPN] SporuCantar,ionless on his back on a bed. Frost $25,000; River East Home Care Manchester Community College. Also named to the United Way Then you have to call a professional locksmith. lockout calls on the Manchester Community [HBO] Coming Anracthe Heimlich maneuver to dislodge The United Way of Manchester Inc., $25,000; Visiting Nurse and board of directors for three-year His services will cost at least $25, according to College campus on Bidwell Street, where the MCC [USA) Radio 1990 ion in the child’s airway, but the He said the party will hold its annual dinner to honor Home Care of Manchester, $31,800. ieading contibutors to party affairs in June. Wednesday allocated $211,800 to be terms were Mayor Barbara Wein­ Manchester Safe and Lock owner Marcel security force has halted its lockout service to 7 :3 0 PM GD pm Mjed to revive the boy. distributed among eight Manches­ The total allocation also includes a berg, David J. Torstenson, Noel Lapierre. If it happens after business hours,it will avoid damage liability claims. He reported that the use of computers in $2,000 contingency fund for emer­ (3D All In tha Family 8ve him mouth-to-mouth resuscita- ter service agencies during 1985. Belcourt, Donna Cammeyer, Ken­ cost half again as much, he said. Guliano said the town police force has gotten SDwhoai of Fortuno .breathing resum ^. The boy was campaigning is under study and that in April or May a gency needs. About 40 members gathered for neth Lappen, Marjorie Lappen, “ It may sound like a lot to the consumer,’’ few such damage claims, even from people whose 3D indapandant Na* “ “ " 'fe t e p Condition today at survey on local Issues will be taken. “ We are trying to Manchester's United Way fund­ their annual meeting at Manches­ Timothy P. O’Neil and Anthony Lapierre said. “ But our profit margin is not that car doors’ inner workings are mangled in an get people to get back to us with comments, ter State Bank Wednesday raising goal for 1985 was $72,000, (25 Hogan a Haroaa^e"«>^‘« ‘ Hospital. Wasilefsky. officer’s attempt to be helpful. submitting ourselves to citizen evaluation,” he said. afternoon. which will probably be exceeded, great.” Agency representatives to the ^r,ri:™.nsHn8pacllon8 continue He said an experiment is under way on seeking according to Thomas J. Crockett, Lapierre does not appreciate the community But when the MCC police stopped answering The funds represent increases United Way board of directors for contributions to the party, one that will concentrate on 1984 campaign chairman. Crockett spirit that brings a friendly officer to a motorist in lockouts town police decided they would not step ® Barney Miii^fons of Main Street apartments for for all of the agencies with the said Wednesday that some of the 1985 will include Nancy P. Carr, distress free of charge. * in. Paopia'a code violations resumed today, accord- the most affluent districts. largest percentage increase of 30 95 1984 gifts have not been tallied, Manchester Area Conference of “They’re taking away maybe SO percent of oiir “We won’t do it because they won’t do it,” wild Wjo Health Director Ronald Kraatz. percent — but the smallest alloca­ Churches; Robert A. Mirante, (SZ) Cummings also reported a phone survey will begin including a gift from J.C. Penney. Manchester police spokesman Wood said. HD Ona One inspection is the second to be performed tion — going to Crossroads, the Visiting Nurse and Home Care of business,” Lapierre said. “ They do maybe IS or 20 early for the local election campaign in November. At the meeting, Crockett was lockouts in a day, which would put bread and Sometimes a lock cannot be picked, no matter [CNN] Crce the Manchester Health Department de- drug rehabilitation center for also elected president of the United Manchester Inc.; Terry Werk- He said Democratic directors will go door to door in butter on our table. I don’t think local government what is applied. [ESPN] ded to step up enforcement after violations Manchester teenagers. Cross­ Way for 1985-86. Other officers hoven. Community Child Guidance J the campaign. Lapierre remembered one case where police [HBOl /ere found in two downtown buildings. The roads’ allocation increased from named Wednesday are Michael Clinic; Margaret Thone, Manches­ is being very fair to our kind of business.” numbcouilding to be inspected today is adjacent to the He invited district leaders to hold meetings and said $5,000 in 1984 to $6,500. Darby, vice president and cam­ ter Association for Retarded Cit- were summoned to a lockout. He said they fished brain® Hrst one inspected about two weeks ago at 843 he would attend them, even if it is to accept criticism. Other agency allocations include paign chairman; Richard R. Lauz­ iens; Arlene Rosenberg, Child and POLICE SAID people have locked themselves around (or the lock of the car and destroyed the Main St. n Family Services; Robert Geoghe- latch inside the door. [US Robert Faucher, a committee member, said he Child and Family Services of the ier, vice president and budgeting; out of their cars with the engine running, with the Some undersized apartments were found, at gan. River East Home Care Inc.; That’s when Manchester Safe and Lock was 8:0 observed fewer than 10 members of the town Northeast Region, $35,000; Com­ Marjorie Lappen, secretary; John engine off but the lights on, even with the engine that location, but the landlord has not responded committee Saturday at a Democratic workshop held munity Child Guidance, $25,500; Habereren, treasurer; Noel Bel- Steven Ling, Lutz Children’s Mu­ running and a baby inside. called In, Lapierre said. to the Housing Department about the violations, at Manchester Community College. He said he Lutz Children's Museum, $15,000; court, representative to United seum; and Elizabeth Peterson, “The only thing that bothers me is when people Armed with a battery of special tools and tricks 10 by Pinto Kraatz said. Landlords have 20 days to file an Manohpster Area Conference of Way of Hartford; and Alexander Crossroads of Manchester. known only in the locksmith trade, Lapierre appeal of the findings, according to Kraatz. learned a great deal at the conference. say they’ve done it more than once,” said patrol Manchester police officer Max Cohen answer about 3,000 cails a year from officer Robert Mazzone, who has been on A e force arrived on the scene and studied the problem. A demonstrates his expertise with a tooi motorists who have iocked themseives assessments up less than two years but is already a veteran lock Then he smashed the door window, reached in and GOP taps Osella for slot Car picker. “ There’s no excuse for that.” grabbed the keys. for uniocking car doors. Poiicesaid they out of their cars. The Republican Town Committee Wednesday Area Towns In Brief night named Ronald Osella to replace Mary Wlllhide as a selectman. Willhide stepped down from the position after Town list rises 4.6 percent Supplemental taxes due Friday being elected registrar of voters in November. BOLTON — Friday is the last day Bolton residents may pay Osella is a member of the town Human Manchester's 1984 net taxable Grand List in 1983 to 70,647,000 last year. increased 4.6 percent over the previous Most of that gain was due to the purchase their supplemental motor vehicle taxes without penalty. Estrogen Isn’t a foe, doctors contend at MMH lunch N Relations Commission. As one of three select­ men, he will assist the registrar of voters. year’s, according to figures compiled by of new machinery by businesses, Vincent Tax Collector Elaine Potterton’s hours at Community Hall are The other selectmen are Thomas Ferguson, a Assessor J. Richard Vincent. said. today and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents may also mail Net taxable property totaled $687,215,000 Real property increased 2.4 percent from their payments without penalty if the envelope is postmarked no Bv Margaret Hoyden crippling many mature women, Connolly said. osteoporosis. Many will have hip fractures He urged the women to take calcium tablets if Republican, and Mary A. Gelinas, a Democrat. they were not drinking plently of milk or getting on the October 1984 Grand List, up from 520,988,000 in 1983 to $533,700,000 on the 1984 later than Feb. 1, Potterton said today. Herald Reporter Dr. Samuel G. Smith, the other speaker, caused by the disease which estrogen therapy can $657,272,000 in 1983, Vincent said. Grand List. agreed. His topic was, “ How GYN Problems prevent, they said. sufficient calcium in greens, fish and other Labor board to rule soon The biggest increase occurred in motor The 4.6 increase in taxable property on Small doses of estrogen, monitored carefully by Affect Sexuality.” “ Estrogen loves fat; it hides out there," Dr. sources. last year’s list compared to a 3.2 percent physicians, can save the lives and health of many Connolly said. Fat women can have enough If hormones, vitamins, and calcium were not The National Labor Relations Board expects to vehicle assessments, which rose 16.7 Lions Club plans a bash “ Estrogen is the best bet on the market,” said percent from 71,037,000 in 1983 to 82,869,000 women, according to two local doctors who spoke stored estrogen to last long after menopause, he given as pills, there would be less concern, the rule soon on whether two unfair labor practice jump in 1983. Dr. Connolly. last year. "It’s better than I had hoped for,” BOLTON — The Bolton Lions Ciub has scheduled a Valentine’s Monday at a Manchester Memorial Hospital said. Women who have kept themselves shapely doctor said. complaints filed against a Manchester nursing and attractive are at higher risk than fatter “ This year we just happened to have Vincent said. “ It probably reflects the Dance on Feb. 15 from 6; 30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at the Army and Auxiliary luncheon at Temple Beth Sholom. THE DOCTORS compared giving estrogen to home have merit, the deputy director of the women because extra wieght increases the size Besides hormones produced in the, body and many new cars that were sold,” Vincent economy.” Navy Club in Manchester to benefit the Bolton Scholarship fund. ’ ’Weigh the risks against the benefits,” said Dr. giving thyroid pills to persons whose thyroid calcium and vitamins in food, women sometimes Hartford NLRB ofBce said today and strength of bones in women up to about the said. “ It was a good year for motor The figures are still subject to change The fund provides scholarships to Bolton college students. John W. Connolly in his talk called, “ Estrogen — glands are not producing enough thyroxine. need a “ little help from their friends,” he said of Director John Sauter said the complaints filed age of 47, he said. vehicles.” after the Board of Tax Review meets in The dance will include a roast beef dinner, a cash bar and When and How Much.” Doctors have been giving thyroid medicine for taking pills or tablets. by the New England Health Care Employees “ Heavier women have heavier bones which The second-largest increase was in the February to hear appeals, Vincent said. music by “ Night Moves.” Tickets are $25 a couple are available Estrogen therapy, the subject of controversy more than SO years to correct metabolism Learning and understanding the functions of Union, District 1199, against the Crestfield- have less chance of fractures," Dr. Smith agreed, area of personal property, where assess­ However, he said the resulting adjustments at M & M Oil or Whitham’s Nursery, both in Bolton. Call 649-2871, among doctors, can significantly reduce the problems, Connolly said. The procedure hasn’t the body is important, both doctors agreed. Fenwood nursing home on Vernon Street were drawing applause from many of the about 200 ments increased 8.3 percent from 65,247,000 are usually minimal. extension 643, for more information. depression, hot flashes, headaches, and vaginitir produced the controvery that estrogen therapy ’’still under investigation. women in the audience. for women who have had natural or surgical has. Dr. Smith emphasized the importance of The union filed two complaints against the menopause, the doctor said. couples undenstanding the changes in the home, one charging that two aides were iliegaliy New fees to take effect Those who oppose estrogen therapy contend Thin, white women often have hip fractures REGULAR EXERCISE such as swimming or woman's body during pregnancy, after delivery fired for their support of union-organizing that it may lead to cancer of the lining of the from osteoporosis, a major killer and crippler, biking helps build bone strength. Dr. Connolly and menopause. He urged an understanding of activities and the other charging that the home O bituaries BOLTON — A new fee schedule for building permits is uterus. These risks are minor compared to the according to the doctors. A quarter of all older recommended. He also said an interaction of birth control methods and their possible effects had harassed workers who supported the union scheduled to take effect Feb. 19. risks of osteoporosis, a bone disease killing and women have some spinal compression due to Vitamin D and calcium with estrogen is essential. on the marriage. Workers at the nursing home voted 46 to 40 on The higher fees were approved earlierthis month by the Board Dec. 6 to be represented by the union. The nursing as a Navy inspector at Pratt & Whitney. Lily McVeigh of Selectmen. home’s owners have chalienged certification of She is also survived by two nephews in the union as the employees’ bargaining agent and Lily (White) McVeigh of Southington, Canada. Permits to dig new wells will cost $10 each. the NLRB has scheduled a Feb. 11 hearing on the formerly of Manchester, died today at St. -^JSiiiiding permits will cost $5 for projects up to $200, $6 for The funeral will be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. nursing home’s objections Francis Hospital and Medical Center, projects that cost from $201 to $600, and $7 for building projects from the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, If the NLRB finds the union’s labor complaints Hartford. She was the wife of Thomas F. that cost from $601 to $1,000. There will be an additional charge of High-tech ceramics may heip dentists make new teeth 219 W. Center St., with a mass of Chrstian to have merit, a hearing before an administrative McVeigh. $7 for each additional $1,000 — or fraction of $1,000 — of work. burial at the Church of the Assumption at 10 law judge will be scheduled, Sauter said. Born in Scotland, she had lived many For- more information, call Building Official H. Calvin years in Manchester before moving to a.m. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. Bv GIno Del Guercto causing problems when used for Hutchinson at 649-0784.X larger jobs. Southington. Before she retired, she worked Calling hours are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. United Press International ‘This will completely change dentistry. I'm now using this material for the vast majority of my practice.’ BOSTON — What do the space “ We don't think plaque adheres Dr. Kenneth Malament FREE FREE F H E E FREE shuttle, dinner plates and your to the glass-ceramics," said Mala­ teeth have in common? Boston dentist ment. “ We can't say for sure, but Calls W E n V GARDEN SHORT COURSES we’ve been trying to grow all sorts Title #3 "How Green is Your Lawn? They can all benefit from glass- of bacteria on it and we haven’t Manchester 494 Main St. (Town). Wednesday, 5:38 p.m. — medical Thursday, 7:26 a.m. — smoke ceramics. found anything that will stick.” Tuesday, 6:55 p.m. — medical call, 1080 Tolland Turnpike alarm, 58E Pascal Lane (Town). that glass-ceramics might be used practice.” Tuesday, 4:19 a.m. — alprm, Let Us Help You Make It Green!" call, 40 Olcott St. (Town, (Eighth District). to make dental crowns and Cheney Dye House (Town). For years. Coming Glass Works For the past 20 years, chipped A ceramic tooth is made by Paramedics). Wednesday, 6:13 p.m — medical Tolland County February 5 7:30 ptm.. bridges. Tuesday, 7:29 a.m. — medical Tuesday, 7:07 p.m. — medical call. East Center and Hamlin Tuesday, 8:51 a.m. — chimney given by staff member of W.G. has been making practically indes­ and broken teeth have been sculpting a wax replica of the • call, 20 Tower Road (Town, call, 339 E. Middle Turnpike streets (Town, Paramedics). tructible plates from a process that replaced using a combination of desired tooth. Then the wax tooth is fire, 119 Ash Brook Drive, Coven­ Next Title: Feb. 12-“Beautlfy your home— While looking through the com­ Paramedics). (Town, Paramedics). Wednesday, 6; 58 p.m. — car fire, try (North Coventry). crystaUzes glass into ceramics. By gold alloys and porcelain. put into a liquid that hardens Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. — service pany’s catalogue, Adair found one Tuesday, 7:25 p.m. — service 288 W. Middle Turnpike (Town). Tuesday, 7:03 p.m. — medical landscape It.” changing the chemical composi­ around it to form a mold. Hot liquid call, 101 Chestnut St. (Town). 8 9 i call, 434 Summit St. (Eighth Wednesday, 8:37 p.m. — camp­ call. Plains Road, Coventry (South 67,5 tion, the physical properties of the ceramic that was very similar to glass is poured into the mold, the Tuesday, 10:58 a.m. — medical 1984 However, there are a number of District). fire, Center Springs Park, 100 Coventry). resulting ceramics can be varied. human tooth enamel in its hard­ wax melts and the glass fills the call. Broad and Center streets Wednesday, 12:03 a.m. — alarm, problems with the technique. Lodge Drive (Town). ness, texture and the way it impression that is left. When the (Town. Paramedics). Manchester Memorial Hospital Wedne.sday, 10:13 p.m. — medi­ Woodlana 1975 reflected light. In addition, the When the outer porcelain layer Tuesday, 3; 17 p.m. — motor Coming discovered one type of mold is cracked open, a clear glass (Town). cal call, 126C Rachel Road (Eighth ceramic could be easily and chipped it became an abrasive that vehicle accident, Tolland Turnpike THANKSGIVING GARDENS 168 Woodland St. 66,5 ceramic that was extremely heat tooth remains. Wednesday, 5:03 p.m. — car fire, District, Paramedics). 65,5 accurately formed into the shapes wore down the surrounding real and Deming Street (Town, .South Main Street (Town). Wednesday, 11:20 p.m. — medi­ NQVENA TO ST. JUDE resistant. When glued to the outer teeth. The underlying dark ipetal Paramedics). needed. Wednesday, 5:34 p.m. — service cal call, 42 Bluefield Drive (Town, O holy St. Jude, Apoitleknd mar­ hull of the space shuttle, the often showed through, and the The glass tooth can be examined Tuesday, 4:25 p.m. — brush fire, tyr, great In virtue and rich In mira­ SPECIAL call, 63 E. Center St. (Town). Param^ics). ceramic tiles protected it from the porcelain did not reflected light the under a microscope for any flaws. cles: near kinsman ot Jesua Christ, After a long testing period, Dicor faithful Intercessor of all who In- tremendous heat generated while same way human enamal does. . The glass is then heated to 1,960 J l NOW Pyroceram Is just now being vokeyoir special patronage In time HANGING POTS re-entering the atmosphere. degrees F. It crystaUzes and thus of need. To you I have recourse introduced to the general market. reg. 70®® and 7®® jOTNniBWBIBTINIM ; becomes a glass-ceramic. The CMDWELl Dr. David Van Hoewyk from the depth of my heart and Although that was quite a The few dentists who have used it IN THE LAST tO years, dentists humbly be g to whom Qod has given have been using plastics to fill in material retains many of the such great power to come to my as­ technological feat, solving the say it may revolutionize the Chiropractic Physician industry. broken teeth. The technique, properties of glass while becoming OILJLNC* sistance. Help me In my present and WaMSAWTA CWNtUMTIIOM WW YIAR) more mundane problem of finding much stronger. urgent petition. In return I promise a material that could mimic the called bonding, looks real, is to make your name known and .Housepfants— 100.¥ is pleased to announce the relocation of his of- properties of human teeth proved “ This will completely change inexpensive and fast. But it often cause you to be Invoked. ' Large Selection The ceramic tooth is translucent PBT QUi. 0 . O. 1^. Say three "Our Fathers, Three equally difficult. dentistry,” said Dr. Kenneth Mala­ discolors and becomes a haven for fice to the Hilliard Complex, 483 W. Middle 8 Hall Marys and Glorias." Publica­ •FolTage aHerbs aCactus (Source: U. . Oepertment of Agriculture) m A Q IIAFH IC bacteria, which then destroy the white. It can be painted the sam>' ment, of Boston, one of the first color as the surrounding teeth.it is 649-8841 T pke., Suite 223, M anchester. tion must be promised. St. Jude Lirge i small potted plants dentists to use the product and who underlying tooth and surrounding Minimum requirement pray for us and all who Invoke your ABOUT FIVE years ago an then cemented onto the broken or aid. Amen. This novpna has never Americans are eating.less sugar than they did a decade innovative dental technician from has now used it on hundreds of teeth. AUDOBON BIRD FDOD - TiMyll |rtWiyD CMiw bMk lor nmi decayed tooth, which has been cut Prices subject to Chengs been known to fall. I have had my Boston named Peter J. Adair teeth. “ I’m now using this material O ffice hours by appointm ent 646-8632 request granted. Sunflower seeds, cracked corn, thistle seed. ago, but consumption of other sweeteners is aimost Plastics are very useful for down to make a strong base (or the for the vast majority of my SS6-1,000 gal*. 96.9 C.O.D. . D.P. pots, houaeplants, baskets, Insecticides A more unchanged. approached Coming with the Idea minor tooth repairs but begin new crown. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thiirsduv. Jtin. 31. I!t85 - 13 1? - MANCHESTER HERAl-D. Thursday. .Imi. 31. 1985 Revised feminist handbook Advice Antibiotics oniy cure stirs new controversy Woman’s lover winds up with friend By Gino Del Guercio authors even before its official Reviews of "The New Our diarrhea United Press International piiblication date, in particular two Bodies, Ourselves” have been, for the most part, favorable. I was very angry, and told my "No Soliciting” signs posted on unsettling photographs. D EAR ABBY: I ’m so upset I The first photograph features a “Many women will be reas­ wife that she showed a lack of their front doors. By Jan Ziegler BOSTON — A rewritten and can’t sleep nights. I ’m a 50-year- blood-spattered woman lying dead sured... by ^Imost every page of respect for herself and for me. She We have one on our front door, United Press International expanded "Our Bodies, Our­ old woman, divorced for eight on a hotel room floor after an this book, which covers practically Dear didn’t see anything wrong with it. but almost every day someone selves” — the health treatise that years, living alone and supporting illegal abortion. every probiem that crops up in a Abby, please explain to my wife ignores it and tries to sell us WASHINGTON - Experts say sparked controversy during the myself. A year ago I met the man "That picture has already woman’s body and mind,” said a how she was rude to me, and how something. After pointing out the U.S. travelers should not take 1970s with its anti-medical estab­ of my dreams. He really made my Abby lishment, feminist viewpoint — is generated an enormous amount of review in Glamour magazine. these two men were rude to both of sign that clearly reads "N o Solicit­ antibiotics to prevent diarrhea, a life worth living and is the kind of likely to cause an equally vigorous controversy,” said Judy Norsi- A recent Newsweek article said, Abigail us. My wife doesn’ t understand ing,” you should hear some of the problem encountered by more lover every woman dreams about. gian, one of the book’s 12 primary “ Most readers will probably be how she and both these strangers excuses we get!' than 5 million visitors to under­ reaction. Well, I made two mistakes. The Van Buren The 600-page text, scheduled to authors. "W e were .so alarmed at pleased to discover that this new should have behaved if any of them Two missionaries said, “ We’re developed countries last year. first was telling my best friend that be published by Simon & Schuster the progress of the anti-abortion edition of an old friend still offers had any manners. ’Thank you. not selling anything— we Just want A panel of health and travel the new man in my life was the kind next month, features traditional movement that we wanted women women a valuable source of useful INSULTED a donation.” experts, convened by the National of lover every woman dreams chapters on body image, child­ to understand how threatening this and interesting information about A college girl selling magazine Institutes of Health Wednesday, about. And the second mistake was birth, abortion and venereal dis­ trend is to their health. their bodies and themselves.” subscriptions said, " I saw the sign, said the risk of side effects is too introducing her to him. man asked her three times to ease as well as new sections on ” We wanted them to see what However, perhaps because of the but didn’t think it meant m e.” great for antibiotics to be used to You guessed it. My best friend dance. She refused, but the fourth DEAR INSULTED: Stranger drugs, occupational and environ­ can happen.” she said. original’s success, most of the Several people said they didn’t prevent an ailment that in most fell for him, and now ^ e has him. I time he asked, she accepted. (He No. 1 should have approached your mental health risks and the con­ The second picture is of a topless reviews have had some see it. (It’s big as life, posted aieye cases is not severe and lasts only a had to get this off my chest. It didn’ t acknowledge me at all.) table. Introduced himself and cerns of older women. woman smiling with her arms level right in the middle of the front few days. reservations. might help somebody. My wife danced maybe three asked your permission to dance The original book caused a stir stretched to the sky. An ” S” The Newsweek review is repre­ with your wife. Then you should door.) Instead, travelers should take a LOST HIM steps with him when he asked her if with a chapter on lesbianism, shaped tqttoo covers a mastec­ sentative: "T h e authors’ un­ have asked your wife if she wanted The best one yet was the man widely available over-the-counter she wovild dance with his friend. I called "In Amerika (sic) They Call tomy scar where her right breast abashedly radical-feminist view­ who said, ” I thought it said, ’No upset stomach remedy or certain DEAR LOST; If you lost him, Before she had a chance to answer, to dance with him. If she did, fine. Us Dykes.” The book still contains once was. point could turn off m ore He should not have handed the lady Smoking’” ! prescription drugs that retard I ' you never really had him. Consider he motioned to his friend who had a chapter on lesbianism but it has Despite its controversial view­ politically moderate readers and D ver to his friend without first Thanks Abby; If this makes your intestinal action for mild cases of yourself lucky to have discovered been watching from the sidelines. been completely rewritten and points and unwillingness not to puzzle younger women who take asking the lady’s permission. After column, I am going to frame it to diarrhea and bring prescription the superficiality of your best He came out on the floor and my given the new title “Loving offend, the original book .sold 2.5 their own strength and power for hang on my front door! antibiotics along in case of a more 3 friend’s loyalty. Write them both wife was handed over to dance with the dance was finished. Stranger Women: Lesbian Life and million copies since its publication granted.” Others said the text No. 2 should have escorted your* SICK OF SOUCITORS severe attack. * off; you can do better on both this second stranger. Relationships.” in 1970 as a 100-page underground maintained its 1970s flavor, which 3 wife to her table, thanked you and ’’Early treatment is what we counts. ’They danced the entire set While the chapter on lesbianism pamphlet. Three years later the seemed inappropriate for the (about 15 minutes), after which my then departed. D EAR SICK: Save your money. recommend,” said Dr. Sherwood is not likely to produce much book was expanded and published 1980s. DEAR ABBY: My wife and I wife was ieft standing in the middle Solicitors who ignore your "No Gorbach, chairman of the panel, reaction these days, the book by Simon & Schu.ster. By 1976 it Norsigian said she prefers the D EAR ABBY: Please put in a Soliciting” sign will also ignore professor at Tufts University were sitting at a small table at this of the floor while the man walked contains , new material that has was being used as a textbook in book’s familiar flavor and expects this — framed or not. School of Medicine and chief of the public nightclub when a strange off the floor alone. good word for the people who have started letters flowing to its nursing schools. it to do as well as its predece.s.sor. infectious disease division at New England Medical Center in Boston. ” We don’t like to give antibiotics Patients expect much Most skin cancer is cured easily to people who don’t need them,” Gorbach said at a news conference. Herald photo by Pinto DEAR DR. LAMB — ’Two months If you have one skin cancer, you Frequently, 1 have had a coM or The panel, whose members ago I went to a skin doctor abut a sore can develop others. This does not eatenaten foods thattli are high in add, sock Doctors remain on pedestals included doctors, a statistical at the top of my right arm, near the mean, that the doctor didn’t get all of as fresh pineapple or grapefruit, It’s time to brush Music comes from sculpture expert and travel specialists, was shoulder. He said it looked like skin Your it the first time. However, in each when I got this pi^lero. I drink a lot By Elizabeth PennIsI counselors and nice people who are health care. convened to assess available infor­ cancer, took a biopsy and found that case, if you see your doctor early, of cranberry Juice. Robert Rutman “plays” one of his steel sculptures with a Dr. Brian Bottaro of the Manchester Dental Society United Press International sensitive to their patient’s finan­ Less than 10 percent think Women do mation on travelers’ diarrhea and doctors are primarily interested In it was a skin cancer. Health before it becomes advanced, it is easi­ DEARiR .READER — cello bow. The sculptor-musician and his U.S. Steel presents a toothbrush to Richard Lee as Kerri Davidson, cial circumstances.” He said it came from too much sun. ly treated by local removal. Many have a problem with frequent decide what to advise travelers an instructor, looks on. February is Children's Dental NEW YORK - It is no longer The survey showed that about making money, but more than half Lawrence urinary-tract infections. Theeexplana- < , Cello Ensemble will perform free Friday at 8 p.m. in the and physicians in the field. the people thought making money I do not sun myself, only to hang wash early ones can be removed by being Health Month and the society presented toothbrushes to enough for doctors to simply be eight of 10 people thought doctor and watch a parade, although I did Lamb, M.D. burned or frozen off. Thoee that pene­ Uon is that the urethra in the fenoale Lowe Building at Manchester Community College. The Doctors have increasingly pres­ competent. American patients ex­ and patient needed to agree about is as important to physicians as cribed antibiotics for patients to pick beans when I was growing up. trate the skin more deeply may need is quite short compared to the urethra German-born painter, sculptor and musician has all clients of the Manchester Workshop on Monday. pect their physicians to be sensi­ surgery and half thought they helping patients. The doctor thought I got it then. He to be curetted out. in the male. That very abort tube take every day of a trip to ward off tive. cost-conscious and willing to needed to agree about using a performed at the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney diarrhea, but Gorbach said if Those people who think their said it was healing well and said I I have discussed skin cancers in makes it easy for bacteria to gain talk about health care decisions, a prescription drug. doctors have mixed motives gave The Health Letter, Special Report 2S, access to the bladder. Careful bypene Museum in New York. After the concert, Newspace travelers forget even one day’s shouldn’t worry, since I was lucky to Agency gets steady work survey shows. At least 95 percent of those polled their doctors lower ratings. have It on the outside and not the slowly in early cases that they are not Skin: Aging, Spots, Cancer and Sun, is important, but, despite that, one Gallery next to the performance hall will host a wine and worth of pills they can still contract "The days when a patient was said their own doctors are friendly, the malady. The same antibiotics Inside. usually a threat to your health, but of which 1 am sending you. Others who can’t prevent the bacteria that are orders with 553 complaints. White- willing to leave the mysteries of care about their patients’ health Younger, well-educated and ever-present on the skin and other cheese reception to open an exhibit of paintings by Ken are used to treat diarrhea. HARTFORD (UPI) — The De­ I am very worried and don’t eat or course, they should not be neglected. want tt o issue can i« id 75 cents with head said a large portion of the medicine to its practitioners are and spend enough time explaining well-off people tend to be the most surfaces from invading the bladder. One of the commonly prescribed partment of Consumer Protection sleep decently Just thinking about It. Most of them are at least aggravat­ a long, stamped, self-addressed enve­ Morgan of Coventry. problems involved non-delivery of gone forever.” said Humphrey problems and making sure instruc­ skeptical and least compliant of all The bacteria that cause the infection antibiotics, doxycycline — a group says home improvement problems Do yon have any information on this? ed by sun exposure. And the exposure lope for it to roe in care of this news- merchandise or failure to honor Taylor of Louis Harris and Asso­ tions are understood. / patients. probably have colonized in the vagi­ which includes tetracycline — can top the list of 1984 "Top Ten DEIAR REIADE3i — Other than my occur years before the skin can­ paper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio a ty guarantees. ciates Inc., which conducted the Eight out of 10 people think their nal area near the urethra. cause upset stomachs, vomiting Consumer Complaints.” nulignant melanoma, moat skin cer develops. ’That is why people who SUfStation, New York, N Y 10019. "A good many of these mail survey. doctors charge reasonable fees, The survey was sponsored by You may want to take a dally medi­ and extreme sensitivity to sun­ Joanne Whitehead, complaint cancers, treated early enough, are are sun worshippers while young will Cinema order offers are made by boiler- The survey findings, released take into consideration the pa­ Pfizer Pharmaceuticals. The DEAR DR. LAMB - I get bUdder cation to prevent recurrent infec­ light, the panel said. Another, center coordinator, said Wednes­ easily cured. They do not tend to start to have skin cancer when they room operations which either can’t Wednesday, indicate that while tients’ economic situations and study polled 1,501 adults nation­ infections several times a year. My tions. Nitrofurantoin (Macrodatin, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, day most of the 761 complaints s p r ^ like other forms of cancer do. are middle-aged or older. ’The time to handle the unexpected consumer doctors’ reputations generally advise patients about preventive wide by telephone in May 1984. Your doctor undoubtedly removed all doctor■ gives me tetrawcline, which Furadantin) is sometimes prescribed has cau s^ skin rash in 2 percent to about home improvements in­ prevent this problem is in youth, with Hortfurd 7:30,9:30.— The Flamingo Kid (PG-13) responses or which were nothing have suffered and health care d the «Mn cancer whm he did the protection from the sun lx)th winter cures it in a few days. I'm allergic to for this purpospurpose. It helps to keep the Clniini City — Stronner Than Poro- 7:15,9:25. 5 percent of travelers that take it. volved workmanship, breach ot J dlie (R) 7:35,9:35.— This It Spinal Tap contract and failure to comply with more than fraudulent schemes.” costs are a main concern, patients sulfa drugs. urine sterile. Sulfa drugs (Bactrtan or MCMtiflsW blopey. These akin cancers grow so and summer. (R) 7:15 with The Graduate 9. — Trantlux College Twin — Beverly have confidence in their own SpoQlallMlng In I’m 65 and have bad this problem Septra) are used, but not in patients The panel said that of 300 million the Connecticut Home Solicitation Whitehead said. J Anuideut (PG) 6. — Bizet's Carmen Hills Cop (R) 7,9:10. — Porkv's (R) 7 international travelers this year, Complaints about health clubs doctors and are more concerned ^ for at least 20 years. I’ve tad fre­ who are allergic to sulfa drugs, as (PG ) 1:15. with Animal House (R) 9. 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MARCO ISLAND, Fla. (UPI) - the tournament’s sixth seed, 5-7,6- By Bob PapettI “Then I met coaches (Joe) Fourteen-year-old Gabriela Saba- 3, 6-4. Seton Hall pushes Connecticut before falling Australia’s Ann Minter Herald Sports Writer DePasqua and (Doug) Pearson, tini of Argentina overpowered and they took me under their Rosalyn Fairbank 6-3, 6-4 Wednes­ struggled through her match against California’s Terry Holla- For obvious reasons, the one wing.” By Len Auster half, hit for two big buckets. Kelley I thought free throws. Terence wasn’t about to quibble with the day to produce the biggest upset of day, but was able to squeak by 6-4, attribute that separates the sport Under DePasqua, Manchester’s Sports Editor followed with two outside jumpers Warren is not a particulary good success of the outside shooting. the day in a $140,000 tennis 7-6 (7-4). The swirling wind was to of basketball from other team junior varsity coach, and influ­ and then a three-point play on a free throw shooter but he made “ When Alvin, Ray and Earl think tournament. Minter’s advantage as Holladay sports is size. Talent, of course, is enced by varsity coach Pearson, STORRS — The line on the coast-to-coast excursion. The lat­ some and we missed ours.” they have them, how can you Sabatini faces defending cham­ had trouble with her toss, enabling still a prerequisite for success, but Spano saw a lot of junior varsity UConn-Seton Hall basketball game ter built UConn’s tenuous lead to Warren was ll-for-23, 47.8 per­ complain,” he said. pion Bonnie Gadusek Thursday in ici it is ideally something that can be playing time. for Wednesday night at the Field 76-69 with 1:32 left. cent from the line, coming into the the round of 16. Minter to attack her second serve. UConn’s success from the out­ developed. Nobody can teach a “ No • matter how raw he was House was in the neighborhood of And Warren, the 6-5 freshman game. He was 8-for-lO against the The tournament is sponsored by In men’s singles competition, side towards the end didn’t sur­ player to be tall. then, we wanted to leave him in 8>/t‘9 points. guard out of Irvington, N.J.. Pirates in helping UConn to the Bavarian Motor Works. Tim Mayotte seemed to adjust to prise Perno. “ We moved the ball. Like a pitcher with a arm or a there to get as much experience as There were those who thought it calmly sank four free throws on a improve to 3-5 in the Big East, tied In another teenage match-up, the hard court and outdoor condi­ When you have good ball move­ football player with speed, a big possible.” Pearson explained. would come easy. pair of one-and-ones in a 36-second for fifth place with Boston College, 15-year-oId Katerina Maleeva tions more quickly than Scott ment, you will get good shots," he guy on the hardwood is a hot The following summer, Spano Nothing, though, comes easy In span to send the Pirates home to and 8-9 overall. ousted Sweden’s No. 2 player Davis, winning 6-3, 6-3. said. commodity. These god-given as­ worked daily with DePasqua, a the Big East. his native state with their eighth Perno agreed with Carlesimo Carina Karlsson 7-5, 6-1. Karlsson Connecticut had a seven-point pects are what sets an athlete former center at Sacred Heart, on It took the combined contribu­ consecutive loss in Big East play. concerning the efforts of Freder­ jumped to a 5-1 lead in the first set, The highlight of the evening’s lead three times in the first half apart. And what makes coaches “ big-man drills” such as rebound­ tions of Alvin Frederick, Earl The why of it was easily ick, who has been on a hot tear of but the younger Maleeva played competition was the first-round before settling for a 37-35 edge at drool. The rest will come with ing, tip-ins and interior skills. Kelley and Terence Warren in the explained by Seton Hall coach P.J. late, Kelley and Warren. He saw error-free tennis, exhausting the mixed doubles match between the break. Seton Hall, 9-10 and practice. As a junior, Spano scored 6.1 closing five minutes to help the Carlesimo. one additional item. Swede with driving forehands. Jimmy Arias and Pascale Paradis losers of eight straight, took the Enter senior Brian Spano. The points per game for the varsity Huskies subdue the Pirates from “ There are three things that “ It’s 62-58 and we miss a shot. “ All of a sudden I got really tired who defeated Karlsson and Stefan upper hand at the outset of the m 6-9 Manchester High center is a squad. This year he has South Orange, N.J., 81-76. stick in my mind," he began. “ In But (Ray) Broxton comes up with and Katerina started hitting the Simonsson 7-5, 6-2. second half with the lead see­ typical example of a big person blossomed. "Seton Hall is an improved club. the last four minutes UConn a steal and gets two foul shots lines,” Karlsson said. Arias set the mood of the match sawing afterwards three times being persuaded into becoming a “ I pul on some pounds, my People think they come in here and executed better than us. Frederick (which Broxton converted). That Maleeva, who broke through the wjth aggressive play and short before Connecticut took it for good big basketball player. Wbat isn’t jumping has increased, and it's an obvious win for us. But hit two big jump shots and then was a big play,” Perno assessed. qualifying to reach the main draw, angled volleys that left Karlsson at 15:43 for good on a Kelley leaner typical is the progress that Spano through lifting I gained some that’s not true,” Husky coach Dom Kelley hits the big basket going The Husky coach thought his in the lane. faces No. 5 seed Lisa Bonder in the and Simonsson off balanced. has made. strength under the htoards and my 3 Perno said. coast to coast. team could take it inside more It was a dogfight until the finish. next round. Both men’s, women’s and mixed In only his third true sea.son of hands are a lot stronger,” Spano 3 Frederick, who had 13 of his “ And I thought they punished us against the inexperienced Pirates, While teenagers were drawing doubles competition continues UConh’s margin was 62-54 beforef organized basketball, Brian Spano noted. ‘T d like to think I ’m more game-total 21 points in the second badly on the offensive boards. And who start three freshmen, but he much of the attention, 40-year-old Thursday with the men’s and a pair of hoops from freshman is a star. The Indians’ tri-captain is aggressive in becoming an all- Virginia Wade grabbed some of the mixed doubles final taking place point guard James Major slimmed the leading scorer (15.6 points per around player, but 1 know there’s spotlight. The former Wimbledon Saturday and the women’s singles it to 62-58 with 6:25 remaining. game) and rebounder. Make no still a lot that’s not refined. But champion upset Michelle Torres, and doubles finals Sunday. Broxton then came up with his mistake, though. Spano is not a now 1 want to play because I critical steal and two free throws. great basketball player. Not yet. realize I have possibilities.” Frederick then came in with his But hard work and desire — vital ” I wanted to be an asset to the two jumpers and Kelley followed. MHS wrestlers blanked cogs in any aspiring athlete’s team,” he added. ” I think seniors The coast-to-coast journey that maturation — may soon advance should be taking leadership turned into a three-point play Windham High, ranked as the Rnults: 93- Dickinson (W) pinned him to such status. responsibilities.” drove the nail in the Pirates’ coffin. LIscomb 1:18,100- Jenkins (W) pinned No. 1 team in the state, pitched a Merrill :47, 107- Bonneou (W) pinned When he came to Manchester Not surprisingly, Spano is now Warren sealed it with his four shutout at Manchester High, 70-0, Frogeou :45, 114- Coldero (W) WBF, High as a sophomore two years considered a prime collegiate free throws. in CCC Eastern Division wrestling 121- Madera (W) WBF, 128- Morales ago, Spano, then 6-7, was a prospect. By his own account, “ 40 Frederick was 8-for-14 from the (W) dec. Santana 15-8,134- Madera (W) action Wednesday night at Clarke sup. dec. Twitchell 13-0,140- Lewis (W) roundball novice. or 50 big schools and small field, 5-for-7 from the line and had a Arena. sup. dec. Steinbocher 14-2,147- Feeble ’’When I was younger. 1 was schools” have expressed interest. team-high 6 assists. “ I ’m playing a Windham is now 16-0 for the (W) pinned Prlgnono 5:12, 157- Wynn 7 ^ ’ uncoordinated and very self- Prospects for a scholarship look lot more relaxed and with confi­ (W) dec. Hoher 4-5, 149- Parker (W) season. The Silk Towners, 2-8-1, WBF, 187- Moreau (W) pinned Vincent conscious — athletics were never a good. dence,” he explained his recent resume action Saturday at noon at 3:52, Unlimited- Ellis (W) pinned big part of my life,” said Spano. Spano. who isn’t leaning toward surge. “ We need this win. We Hartford Public High. Krause 1:47. ’’But everybody always asked me any college in particular as of yet. wanted to prove we could beat Jimmy Santana (128), Frank if I played basketball, because of has kept all the attention in the them. Plus this moves us up (in the JV matches — LowHockl (W) pinned Kf-.V.' Hoher (157) and Kris Krause Potorlnl 5:33, 147- Hall (W1 pinned my size. I was sort of awkward proper perspective. “ I want to use Big East),” he added. (unlimited) wrestled well in defeat Grossman 5:53,157- Tabor (W) pinned then, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to basketball to pay for my schooling, Kelley was a sparkling 12-for-20 for Manchester. Albert 1:47. play or not.” but I also want to go somewhere from the field and tossed in a In the sixth and seventh grades. where I can fit into a program,” he Photo by Bob Slowall season-high 26 points to pace the Spano grew an amazing six inches said. ” I think 1 can only get better, Huskies. Broxton chipped in a UConn’s Alvin Frederick swoops up towards the basket, Herskf photo by Pinto . per year. He was a member of the but foremost is that I want to get a dozen and Tim Coles added 10 and Campbell stars named Bennet Junior High team in eighth good education because you never 11 rebounds to the Connecticut past Seton Hall’s Mark Bryant (00) in Big East action Center Brian Spano is Manchester High’s leading scorer and ninth grade, "but didn’t play at know what could happen. I could M ONTREAL (U P I) - High- The Winnipeg Jets dominate the effort. Wednesday in Storrs. Frederick had 21 in Husky and rebounder this season. a ll.” get hurt tommorrow.” Seton Hall’s top gun Andre hard-fought victory. scoring Wayne Gretzky and Jari second team with center Dale McCloud was limited to 11 points, Kurri lead a contingent of five Hawerchuk. right wing Paul Ma- cLean and defenseman Randy under his 20.1 per game average. Perno said, looking at Saturday’s Edmonton Oilers, including the over Providence. Carlyle. Also selected were left ” I don’t know why but we’ve been task. “ It will be a tough task down stingy goaltending tandem of Andy NHL roundup UCONN (II) — Roy Broxton 5-10 2-2 Moog and Grant Fuhr, named wing Brian Sutter of the St. Louis able to handle him here,” Perno in Redmen country,” he 12, Tim Coles 4-9 2-210, Gorrv Besselink Blues and defenseman Paul Rein­ said. Major and Ranson Eaves led understated. 1-1 0-0 2, Earl Kellev 12-20 2-3 26, Alvin Wednesday to the Campbell Con­ Frederick 8-14 5-7 21, Terry Coffey 1-3 ference All-Star team. hart of the Calgary Flames. the Pirates with 18 and 17 points HUSKY NOTES - Kelley is 0- 0 2, Terence Warren 0-1 8-10 8, Jeff J Linemates Gretzky and Kurri, The selection of Brian Sutter respectively. closing in on the 1,000-point mark. Kino 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 31-59 19-24 81. Photo by Bob Slowell the league’s top two scorers, and follows Tuesday’s choice of UConn’s next assignment is a He is at 984. . . .UConn has beaten SETON HALL (76) — Martin Salley Tanti upsets Canadians in OT defenseman Paul Coffey were brother Brent to the Wales Confer­ High-flying Earl Kelley (10) of Connecti­ had season-high 26 points in UConn’s monumental one as it travels to Seton Hall 10 out of 13 meetings, 9-1 1- 1 2-2 4, Andre McCloud 5-13 1-2 II , Mark Bryant 5-11 2-5 12, James Malor unanimous choices to the Camp­ ence team, marking the first time Jamaica, N.Y., Saturday at noon in Big East play. . . Seton Hall is Four other Sabres — Gil Perreault, cut tries to prevent Seton Hall’s Mike 81-76 triumph. 6-14 6-8 18, Ransom Eaves 7-11 3-4 17, bell Conference first team. The since 1974 brothers have opposed around defenseman Rick Green Only last place Toronto — which to face No. 1 ranked St. John’s. 10-64 in regular season play in the Ricky Burton 4-6 2-210, Mike Jones 0-1 By Lisa Harris Paul Cyr, Phil Housley and Mike Jones (4) from finding an outlet. Kelley high scoring Oilers trio joins Moog each other in All-Starcompetition. and fired a wrist shot behind is actually quite hot right now — is “ We’ll just see how it goes,” conference. Five of its wins are 0- 00, Meroln Slno 1-40-2, Phil Whitaker United Press International Foligno — also contributed a goal 1- 2 0-0 2. Totals 30-63 16-25 76. on the first team while Fuhr was In that game, Phil Esposito skated Montreal goaltender Steve as certain of missing post-season and an assist. qamed to the second squad. with the East Division, while In the NHL's final play Wednes­ Penney. play. Finnish rookie Petri Skriko Elsewhere in the NH L Wednes­ NBA roundup Defenseman Doug Wilson of the brother Tony was one of the West’s day night, Vancouver’s'Tony Tanti “ It worked really well.” said scored for the Canucks with less day night. Toronto topped Pitts­ Chicago Black Hawks and left goaltenders. made some fans — and they right wing Tanti of his new line A Cougar squads routed than five minutes remaining in the burgh 6-5, and Winnipeg beat wing John Ogrodnick of the Detroit weren’t all in the Pacific Coliseum combination. "They (PatrikSund- game to knot the score 4-4. Chicago 6-3. Red Wings round out the Campbell The 37th annual All-Star game stands. strom and Gradin) are good Montreal’s Mike MePhee opened Erving defensively first, team. will be played Feb. 12 in Calgary’s When the little Canuck ace puck-handlers. They don’t like to the scoring at 5:59 of the first in college hoop play The two Edmonton netminders Saddledome. scored his third goal of the game dump the puck in and that gives me Maple Leafs 6, Penguins 5 period and Canuck Doug Lidstcr become the first All-Star duo from The remaining eight selections with 17 seconds left in overtime to a little more space and more time tied the score with one second At Pittsburgh, Dan Daoust WARWICK, R.I. - An 18-4 60012, Bob Locv 01-21, Mike Martin 2 the same team since Ed Giacomin to the team will be made Feb. 5 by beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-4, to shoot.” scored with 16 seconds left in OO 4, Mike Edwards 3006, Totals 25 6-7 remaining in the session. stops Bird, Celtics first-quarter spurt propelled the and Gilles Villeneuve of the New coach Glen Sather of Edmonton, Tanti must have won over the “ The Sundstrom line was dy­ regulation play to lift Toronto to a 56. Alfie Turcotte gave Montreal a Community College of Rhode York Rangers were chosen to the and will include at least one Buffalo Sabres, hotly pursuing namite,” said Vancouver Coach 2-1 lead at 6:21 of the second period come-from-behind triumph. Peter Island over visiting Manchester East Division team in 1971. representative from the remaining Adams Division-leading Montreal. and General Manager Harry N By Dove Raffo bad decisions at the offensive Ihnacak scored two goals for Campbell Conference teams — the before the Canucks’ scored their United Press International end.” Community College, 114-56, Wed­ ''Women trounced The Edmonton duo has given up Earlier Wednesday night, the Neale. “ They were really tough to Toronto, and Maple Leaf captain nesday night. 167 goals in 51 games, the stingiest Toronto Maple Leafs, Minnesota second power-play goal of the The Celtics stayed with Philadel­ WARWICK, R.I. - The Man­ Sabres helped their own cause with handle.” Rick Vaive had two assists on the record in the Campbell Conference North Stars, Los Angeles Kings The 21-year old Tanti missed 12 game at 12:09 on Tanti’s deflection Julius Erving delivered his best phia until center Robert Parish CCRI, now 10-4, rolled up a 56-27 chester Community College a 6-2 division triumph over Boston. night, the first of which was his and Vancouver Canucks. games this season due to injury, of Doug Halward’s bliieline shot. counter punch against Larry Bird picked up his fourth foul just 98 halftime lead and never looked women’s basketball team lost its and fifth best in the league. But they then had to wait for word 400th NHL point. back. but now has 22 goals in 40 games. Montreal scored twice in a 40 Wednesday night since their cele­ seconds into the third quarter. fifth straight Wednesday night, from the west to see if Montreal’s This is Tanti’s second full NHL second span to take a 4-2 lead. brated fist fight on Nov. 9 — and he Foul trouble limited him to seven The loss dropped the Cougars to 83-25, to host Community College of Adams lead would stay at two Jets 6, Black Hawks 3 hardly laid a hand on him. minutes in the second half as 3-9. MCC is back on the road Rhode Island. points — an unlikelihood with season and the hat trick is his Sports In Brief Sabres 6, Bruins 2 At Chicago. Randy Carlyle Malone ran wild. Monday night against homestand­ It doesn’t get any better for Vancouver in last place in the second. In three games against Philadel­ ing Post College in Waterbury. Unfortunately for Vancouver, At Buffalo, N.Y., Larry Playfair scored the go-ahead goal late in the Malone, who had averaged only MCC, 05, which plays Mitchell weaker Smythe Division. phia, Bird averaged 38 points while scored late in the first period after game and added two assists to 16 points over his four previous Game-high scorer Mike Evora Cheney’s Rafale A ll-Stater But Tanti slew Goliath when he Tanti probably can’t do much for helping his Boston Celtics to two College, the No. 1 team in New a key assist to put the Sabres ahead games and hadn’t had more than 15 pumped in 24 points for the took a pass from Thomas Gradin — his own team’s playoff picture, as carry Winnipeg. Carlyle drilled wins against the 76ers. But Phila­ England, Wednesday night in New of Boston for good as Buffalo’s rebounds in a game in over a Knights. London. Cheney Tech forward Sal Rafala was recently named to the normally a center — while cross­ the Canucks’ 13-32-7 record is the home a 40-footer to cap a four-goal, delphia got even with the Celtics Tony Peoples led Manchester NH L’s second worst. powerful offense beat the Bruins. third-period Jets rally. month, scored 12 points in the third Jean Powers paced the victor­ Connecticut Soccer Coaches Association Class M All-State team. ing the Montreal blueline, went forward Wednesday night. After a with 17. period and Andrew Toney added ious Knights with 35 points. Rafala, a forward, scored 13 goals to tie the school scoreless first quarter. Bird fin­ CCRI (114) — Brad Grossguth 3 0-06, single-season record in leading the Techmen to a fine 9-6-1 record ished with 16 points but was nine to give the Sixers a 97-88 lead Mike Hart 1 0-0 2, Joe Watts 3 00 6, Karen Daley and Amy Glazer led last fall. Rafala is the first Cheney soccer player to receive overshadowed by 76ers center entering the fourth quarter. Chuck Santos 4 0-1 8, Ken Erott 4 00 8, the Cougars with 8 points each. Toney added 17 points and Mike Evora 8 8-8 24, Anthony Graham 1 ~ Sharon Ferns 2 1-2 , All-State honors. Moses Malone in Philadelphia’s 00 2, Mike Owens 4008, Chris Springer 5 Relaxed Connors takes on Shires 122-104 blowout at the Spectrum, Erving and Clint Richardson 15 7 OO 14, Todd Perry 5 OO 10, Kevin O Pot Anderson 9 apiece for the 76ers. Dennis 0 2 18, Lisa Mosterson 7 1-2 15, Jean “ Keeping Larry’s field goal Woods 4 OO 8, Pot Fields 3 OO 6, Paul MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P I) - tournaments can have John McEn­ looking forward to Mom’s home Connors’ $974,000. Johnson led the Celtics with 20 and WIrth 3 2-2 8, Brett HIckop 2 00 4, T2tar38*705 K of C frae throw winners attempts down (8-for-15) had Totolsk 52 1013 114. Top-seeded Jimmy Connors, who roe, Ivan Lendel and Jimmy cooking,” he said. Shires believes more young Kevin McHale added 18. MCC (25) — Karen Daley 2 4-6 8, The tournament stars — Con­ players are moving up and estab­ something to do with it,” said MCC (56) — Bernie Alemony 1 OO 2, Carlene Stevenson 1 2-4 4, Shannon Town winners of the Manchester Knights of Columbus free defeated Jan Gunnarson of Sweden Conners all in the same field. Jeff D'Angona 0 OO 0. Ken Cooper 3 00 Brown 0 0-0 0, Doreen Gagnon 0 3-7 3, “ But then I don’t even look at the nors, Yannick Noah, Eliot lishing themselves and he said Erving, who had struggled defen­ Bullets 106, Bulls 95 6, Tony Peoples 7 3-3 17, Bob Lerorlo 3 throw shooting contest were: Boys — age 11- Peter Morelowicz; Wednesday in a second-round sively against Bird this season. Joanne Denault 1002, Amy Glazer 401 draw when I play,” he said. “ I see Teltscher and Johan Kriek — are playing against people like Con­ At Washington, Greg Ballard OO 6, John Wheeler 0 2-2 2, Josh Corlett 8, Totals 8 9-18 25. age 12- Bob Harnet; age 13- Shawn Adams; age 14- Scot Altrui. match of the U.S National Indoor “ He still had a great passing game guys around the clubhouse, but | established, well-known and nors is part of the reason. scored 10 of his 19 points in the final Girls — age 11- Jane Tilden; age 12- Vicki Holmes; age 13- Noel tennis tournament, said winning is (eight assists), One thing we did don’t think about who I ’m playing sought after for the world’s big quarter and Gus Williams had 29 Feehan; age 14- Paula Hollis. not the only reason he plays the was crowd him a little more on his until I get on the court.” tournaments. But Shires’ crowd — “ Maybe he will (eel a letdown for the game to lead the Bullets. Hartnet, Adams, Altrui, Tilden, Holmes, Feehan and Hollis all tournament. jumper.” the young players that hope to rule against m e,” he said and added Washington has won five of its last Baseball sides settle went to compete against neighboring towns and emerged as ” I have lot of friends here, both Philadelphia kept Bird’s free on and off the court,” Connors said. Unseeded Lief Shires has been the sport in a few years — are that he would not want to meet the six games, despite a 38-point effort district champions. throws down to zero, while winning UPl photo ’’That means the time I spend thinking a lot about Connors. The under pressure to prove player the next day who beat by Chicago rookie Michaei Jordan. District winners will compete for regional championships in the game at the foul line. Malone, Sixers’ Julius Erving latches onto the basketball despite one of their disputes away from tennis while I am here two faqe each other in a third- themselves. Connors. who snapped a slump with a Pacers 120, Cavaliers 115 pressure applied by Boston’s Larry Bird (33). Celts’ February. is relaxing to me. Therefore that round match today. “ He would probably be sky-high 38-point, 24-rebound effort, sank all makes me play better.” ” I played him twice before and The 25-year-old Shires is not and full of confidence. Hopefully At Indianapolis, Herb Williams Dennis Johnson (3) is in background. 16 of his free throws. The 76ers hit NEW YORK (UPI) - An agree­ The dispute arose when the Los Connors, who has won seven lost both times, 6-2, 6-4,” Shires awed by his competition though he Connors will be over-confident.” their first 27 foul shots and finished scored 26 points and grabbed a ment on mandatory drug testing Angeles Dodgers included a clause Gorman to speak In New Britain said, after a victory over 15th- fails to measure up on the statistic Teltscher, seeded second, will are 12-2 in January, equalling the titles at the $315,000 tournament, 31-of-32 from the line. game-high 16 rebounds, and Ter­ - straight road game despite a clauses in players’ contracts was in the contract of pitcher Mike seeded Heinz Gunthardt sheet. play Ramesh Krishnan, while mark they set in December of 1973 NEW BRITAIN — Lou Gorman, vice president of baseball beat Gunnarson 4-6, 6-4, 6-0. “ The thing that hurt us was them ence Stansbury sank two crucial career-high 34 points and 11 completed Wednesday at a meet­ Marshall mandating tests for Wednesday. He has played in 16 tournaments fifth-seeded Kriek meets Greg with a 12-5 record. Kansas City’s operations with the Boston Red Sox, will appear as guestspeaker “ This is also a very well-run at the free throw line,’’ Bird said. baskets during a fourth-quarter rebounds from Pat Cummings. ing of representatives for major illegal drug use. “ I look forward to play ing the big and has yet to win a title. Last year Holmes. Noah, seeded third, will Eddie Johnson and Reggie Theus at the World Series Club of Hartford’s meeting at the Elks Club in tournament and it has a good “ They made it count every time. rally to lift the Pacers. World B. league baseball’s owners and In addition, groundwork was laid players, although it is not like Shires won $62,000 compared to take on Tim Gullikson. scored 22 apiece. Rockets 116, Lakers 113 New Britain Thursday, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. field,” he said, adding that few Moses played a great game and Free led Cleveland with 39 points. players. for resumption of negotiations they got a lot of second shots. But Pistons 120, Klitgs 116 Suns 110, Knicks 93 At Inglewood, Calif., Akeem Players Association chief nego­ over a new Basic Agreement for For reservations, contact Fred Quinlivan of the World Series Olajuwon scored 24 points, 18 of tiator Don Fehr received a letter the upcoming season. Club at 246-6861 or 224-0412. their free throws were a big factor At Pontiac, Mich., Isiah Thomas At Phoenix, Ariz., Larry Nance in the game. them in the second half, and Ralph from the owners’ Player Relations “ We reviewed where we are on a scored 13 points, had 18 assists and scored 21 points and pulled down 11 Sampson added 22 points and 10 “ Things started falling apart for helped repulse three Kansas City Committee agreeing there will be number of issues,” said Fehr. Dolphins’ Marino gets married Watson vies for figure skating goid rebounds to help the Suns break a rebounds to lead Houston. Lakers us late in the second half. We didn’t surges in the final period, helping six-game losing streak and snap no further attempti to include the “ What we were trying to do, center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led issue of mandatory drug testing in PITTSBURGH — Neighbors who watched Dan Marino grow up freestyle skating performance by was ranked first in pairs after play physical enough. We took Detroit tie a club record with its New York’s four-game winning basically, was put things back KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U PI) - men’s figure event. Doug Mathis, some bad shots and made some a|l scorers with 34 points and added contracts. The issue was tenta­ together now that the drug issue is mingled with pro football stars at the little Catholic church Two-time bronze medalist Jil| Cindy Bortz to win a gold medal Tuesday’s short programs, nar­ from Drexel Hill. Pa., finished 12th win in the month. The Pistons streak. The Knicks lost their 13th nine rebounds. tively settled Tuesday. hopefully behind us.” across the street from his boyhood home to celebrate his Watson is back at the U.S. Figure Wednesday in the novice ladies rowly edged the Northville, Mich., first, with Scott Kurttila of Seattle, marriage to hometown sweetheart Claire Veazey. Skating Championships with a new division. Kyoko Ina of Cliffside team of Shelly Propson and Jerod Wash, a close second and Rudy ’’We watched him grow up. He’s just an all-around wonderful partner and a new drive for the Park, N.J., took the bronze. Swallow for first in the free skating Galindo of San Jose, Calif, finish­ guy,” said former neighbor Ed Poncez, one of about 50 people gold. In earlier finals t:ompetition, and the championship. ing third. Illinois just awful as Purdue turns on defensive pressure who waited outside St. Regis Church Wednesday night to greet Watson skates today with Peter Michigan skaters Deveny Deck Propson and Swallow took the In the junior dance original set the Miami Dolphins’ 23-year-old record-setting quarterback and Oppegard in the freestyle portion and Luke Hohmann won the gold silver medal. pattern competition, Jodie Balogh of the championship pairs division. medal in the junior pairs division Lori Blasko of Westlake, Calif., By Fred Lief his bride with the traditional post-nuptial shower of rice. and Jerod Swallow finished first In points a game but were manacled James Bullock had 18 points for shaded Drake 67-66; No. 14 North The Indiana native placed third in and Massachusetts teenager Todd and Todd Sand from Panorama the event, giving them a first-place United Press International and scored 19 points. an ACC contest. "He came back to his old neighborhood to get married,” by Purdue’s multiple defenses and Purdue, which hit 16-of-21 free Carolina lost to Clemson 52-50; No. championship pairs at the ’83 and Eldridge, who barely missed a City, Calif., placed third in the free At Greensboro, N.C., David Also, Arm y 65, Dartmouth 59; Poncez added. “ He could have gone somewhere else. That’s ranking two-thirds of the way shot only 36 percent. Their fron­ throws to 2-of-7 for Illinois. The loss 17 Maryland stopped Virginia ’84 nationals with her former gold medal at the ’84 nationals, skating and took home the bronze through the junior dance category. How bad did it get Wednesday Henderson sank 4 free throws in ^ston College 82, Northeastern Danny. He donated money for an organ for our church.” tline of Anthony Welch, Efrem ended the mini’s six-game winning 71-58; and No. 20 Kansas downed the final minute of overtime to Ijft partner Burt Lancon, but Lancon fought off a strong free-skating medal. Balogh is from Livonia, Mich., night for Illinois? Let Lou Henson ’re; Connecticut 81, Seton Hall 78; The Rev. Frank Chambers, the Dolphins’ chaplain, officiated Winters and George Montgomery streak and left them 17-5 on the Kansas State 75-57; Duke in an Atlantic Coast Confer­ turned professional this year, display by hometown favorite Aren Nielsen, a high school and Swallog is from Northville, count the ways: Alabama 54, Mississippi 47- Au­ at the traditio'nal double-ring ceremony and wedding mass. The — one of the country’s best — year. At Providence, R.I., Bill Wen- ence squeaker. meaning Watson had to find a new Aren Nielsen to claim champion­ student from the Kansas City Mich. “ We couldn’t pass; we couldn’t burn 86 Vanderbilt 80; Florida 72, produced 13 points on 6-of-20 “ If you’re going to lose, you nington scored 18 points on 7-of-7 Rev. Phillip DeCarlo, pastor at St. Regis, assisted. partner. ship in the novice men’s division. suburb of Grandview, rocketed toa shoot, ’ ’ the mini coach said. “ After At (Clemson, S.C., Chris Mi­ Mississippi State ; Tennessee shooting. might as well lose by 20,” Henson shooting to spark St. John’s, 16-1, in 57 80 The Watson-Oppegard team Brian Boitano of Sunnvale, first-place finish in the free skating a while, I don’t think we made an chael’s 22-footer with three se­ Georgia 79 (2 ot); Virginia Tech 81 “ That was our game plan,” said. “ I think sometimes it shakes a Big East game. Harold Starks’ 16 came out of the short program Calif., took an early lead in the competition to the obvious delight attempt to run the offense.” conds left carried Clemson. North I^uisyille 61; Eastern Michigan McCallum calls off title bout Purdue Coach Gene Keady said. people up a little bit.” points led Providence. event Wednesday night with a solid championship men’s division with of the crowd. But Nielsen, who was Flatter than an a week-old beer. Carolina, 14-5, has lost three 83’ Tol^o 74; Iowa State 76 For the Record “ To keep them off balance.” Elsewhere, No. 1 St. John’s At Dallas, Jon Koncak’s 27 points first-place finish, ahead of the a first place finish in the figures ranked only fifth after Tuesday’s No. 7 Illinois was battered 54-34 by straight in the ACC. Vince Hamil­ Nebraska 65; Miami (Ohio) 82’ NEW YORK — World Boxing Association junior middleweight The Boilermakers, despite giv­ ripped Providence 77-60; No. 4 and 21 rebounds powered SMU, Delaware team of Natalie and competition. Finishing second in figure event, could do no better Purdue in a Big Ten game at West ton had 14 points for Clemson and Western Michigan 59; Missouri 66' champion Mike McCallum has pulled out of his scheduled Feb. 9 ing up 2-inches a man to the Illinois Southern Methodist defeated 17-2, over Houston in a Southwest Wayne Seybold. the championship men’s figures than silver. East Catnoiic leads the basket­ Lafayette, Ind. It was its worst Steve Hale 16 for the Tar Heels. Oklahoma State 65; Notre Dame title fight against former champion Davey Moore. starting five, forced the ball inside Houston 85-78; No. 5 Duke edged Conference meeting. Carl Wright, Katy Keeley, of San Diego, and was Mark Cockerell of Burbank, Alex Chang of Seal Beach, Calif ., ball series with crosstown Man­ offensive performance since a At College Park, Md„ Adrian U, St Louis 42; Arkansas 64 In announcing the cancellation Wednesday, a spokesman for and led 27-19 at the half. They Wake Forest 76-76 in overtime; No. who did not start because of his Joseph Mero, of Costa Mesa, Calif., followed-by Scott Williams, who finished the free skating event chester High, 15-2. It was incor­ Branch dismantled Virginia’s zone Baylor 57 (ot); Texas A&M m ’ Main Events said McCallum is sick but would not elaborate. 31-point game in 1947. stretched the lead to 45-29 with 5:10 9 Georgia Tech lost to North play in the Mustangs’ loss to Texas of Redondo Beach, Calif. in second place, took the bronze. rectly stated In Wednesday’s for 30 points and Keith Gatlin had Main Events was promoting the Atlantic City bout. Calif., placed third. The mini average more than 71 left. Carolina State 61-53; No. 10 Tulsa Tech, entered after four minutes Rice 52; Fullerton State 84 New The Deck-Rohmann duo, which . Earlier in the day in the junior paper. 13 assists to pace Maryland, 17-S, in Mexico State 53. ’ Katie Wood survived a dynamic MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 31, HlB.S - j j . IK - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan 31, ;i>H5 SCOREBOARD N E M o. Sti 49, Central M o. St. 47 (O T ) .. 643-2711 NW Missouri 70, Mlssourl-Rolla54 Classified... 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Illinois 81, Bowling Green 62 m ufjfAc Business ODDortunities .22 Sfore/Oftice Spoce 44 Household Goods 62 For advertisements to be Notre Dame 48, St Louis 42 Misc tor Sole 63 Rates Ohio Northern 39, Mount Union 38 FEViswa Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Dublished Mondoy. the dead Boston 1 0 M H O U S TO N (116) „ Otterbein 74, Capital 70 46 Home ond Garden 64 Minimum Charge: Hockey M cCray 7-74418, Sampson 11-2128 2^ L o st/F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info. 24 Misc. for Rent line IS 2:30 p m. on Friday Buffalo _ J ' M Purdue 54, Illinois 34 P ersonals...... 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pets 65 $3.00 tor one day First Perlod-1, Boston, O'Reilly 8 Olaluwon 1215 48 24, Hollins 219 22 14, RIpon 73, Lawrence 63 Wiggins 210 44 12, Lloyd 210 28 12, (SImonettI), 1:09.2, Buffalo, Perreault 17 Tulsa 67, Drake 66 Announcements ...... 03 Roommotes Wonted 48 Musical Items 66 P e r W o r d : (Playfair), 11:07. 3, Buffolo, Peterson 10 Petersen 21080, Leavell 2-3224, RekJ57 UW Lacrosse 86, UW-Superlor60 Recreofionoi iienis 67 1-2 d o vs 20C Read Your Ad NHLstandlngs 2810, Mlcheoux 28080. Totals 51-931218 > Auctions 04 DAnl Petote (Ramsay, M oloney), 17:04. 4, Buffalo, jB to o n it UW -Eou Claire 54, U W-Stout 50 AntiQues 68 3-5 d o v s 18C Playfair 6 (Follgno, Housley), 17:57. 116. UW-Oshkosh 85, UW-Plottevllle 76 Reai^sTOTe services Classified, odvertisements L A LA K E R S (113) TfttelT Wales Conference Penaltles-Reld, Bos, 2:03; Thelln, Bos, fons.Aio Homes for Sole 31 To g Soles 69 6 da ys 16C ore token by telephone os a Rambis 38 1-2 7, Worthy 1212 1-1 21, UW-Stevens Point 61, Lewis Uni v. 40 Patrick Division 14:54. Abdul-Jobbor 12306834, Cooper 18082, condominiums 32 Services Offered 51 Wonted to Duv 70 26 d ovs 12C W L T Pts. O F OA Second Perlod-5, Buffalo, Cyr 12 Wittenberg 79, Oberlln 65 rinanciai convenience (Maloney), 1:01. Penaltles-Tucker, Johnson 1218 48 33, McAdoo 22 28 0, Xavier 55, Cincinnati 52 52 H o p p v A d s : Washington 31 13 7 49 214 151 Wilkes 1-51-23, Scott 1-3282 McGee2924 AAnrsnaaes iL Lots/Lond for Sole 33 Paintino/PoDerino The Manchester Heroid 'S Philadelphia 38 14 6 63 204 146 But, 5:18; Selling, Buf, 11:13; Kasper, Southwest Perkon^oonc 9 Investment Property 34 Building/Confrocting 53 $3 00 per c o lu m n inch Bos, 17:15; NIII, Bos, 18:08; Andreychuk, 11. Totals 4883 1521 113. Arkansas 64, Baylor 57 O T responsible only for one incor N Y Islanders 26 31 3 SS 229 201 Houston 16 24 3531— 116 173 193 Buf, 18:08. ^ , Southern M ^ o d ls t 85, H oustonTB 1? Business Prooertv 35 Roofing/Siding 54 reci_insertion and then only NY Rangers 17 23 Lakers 14 27 1811-111 Automotive Deadlines PlttslMirgh 18 25 179 220 Third Perlod-6, Boston, ReW 3 Texas A&M 64, Rice 52 K tedto BDrrow:::::;;ll3 Resort Property 36 HwHng^/Plumbing 55 166 203 (Crowder, Thelln), 3:54. 7, Buffalo, Three-point goals— Johnson, W#st (or the sire o( the orlglnol IS 28 McGee. Fouled out— None. Total Cars Trucks tor Sole AdanM Divlelon Housley 11 (McKenna, Halt), 7:34. 8, Fullerton 84, N. Mexico St. 53 For classified advertise­ insertion. Buffalo, Follgno 21 (Cyr, Perreoum, fouls— Houston 37, Lakers 21. Motorcycles Bicycles Montreal 25 16 10 60 198 169 Rebounds— Houston 34 (Sampson 10). Occidental 76, LoVerne 65 . D a m Bm I c Inco m e T o x Service ments to be Dublished Tues- Errors which do not lessen 181 146 14:28. Penaltles-Fenyves, But, 1:37; Redlands 65, Clore.-Mudd 64 Butfala 23 15 12 56 Lokers36 (Abdul-Jabbar EmPiOynfient K e n iH lS services wonted Rec Vehicles dov through Saturday, the the value o) theodverfisemeni Quebec 24 19 7 55 194 175 Creighton, Buf, 18:43. 9). Assists— Houston 32 (Hollins 12) Weber 61, Eastern Wosh 55 185 175 Shots on gool-Boston 4^-13-26. Buffalo Western 74, Carroll 67 Auto Services deadline is noon on the day Boston 23 21 7 S3 Lakers 26 (Johnson 10). Technicol tool— & Education Rootns tor Rent^ 41 pof Sole will not be corrected by an Harflord 17 24 5 39 156 300 12-7-8-27. Aporfments for Rent .,42 Autos (or Rent Lease before publication. Campbell Conference Goalles-Boston, Keans. Buffalo, Bar- Sampson. A— 17,505. additional insertion. Norris Division rasso. A-16,158. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holidov/Seosonol 61 Misc Automotive w L T PH. O F O A Power Ploy Conyerslons-Boston 4-0, Pacers 120, Cavaliers 115 St. Louis 20 19 9 49 181 187 Buffalo 34). Calendar Chicago 22 26 3 47 200 194 Referee-Kerry Fraser. Minnesota 15 25 10 40 175 203 C L E V E L A N D (115) (ietrolt 15 29 7 37 180 233 Hinson 25 68 10, Hubbard 510 68 18, Toronto 11 32 6 28 154 218 Shelton 27088, Bagiev 38248. Free 17-27 T O D A Y PERSONALS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Smvthe Division 2639. Poauette512(H) 10, Turpin 242210, Boston Coll 82, Northeastern 75 Girls Basketball PERSONALS PERSONALS PERSONALS Edmonton 36 9 6 78 259 167 Davis4-92512, Andersoo22(>80, Williams Big East atandings Brldgimater 106, Nichols 99 Mercy at East Catholic, 7 Basketball 08080, WestOOOOO. Totals45852231115. SHEET METAL ME­ Calgary 25 19 7 57 236 200 Big East Conference O 'd ll Bridgeport 88,.Southern Conn. 54 W A ITR E S S W IT H E X P E ­ CARPENTERS - Expe­ Winnipeg 26 21 5 57 226 228 W I. w u Brooklyn 75, Wagner 73 D T F R ID A Y rienced carpenters CHANIC - Steady work. Los Angeles 21 20 9 51 228 211 IN D IA N A (128) Buffolo U. 60, Oswego State 59 _ RIENCE on grill, port St. John's • ® 1 Boys Basketball needed for year round FULL Tl^ ^ RECEP­ Experience In fabrica­ 3 Vancouver 13 32 7 33 174 275 Williams 11-184826, Kellogg5111-213, Georgetown 7 2 18 2 CXjlltornIa (P a .) 94, Lock Haven 87 Hartford Public of Manchester, 7:45 time nights, over 20 years TIONIST tor busy physi­ tion and Installation. 3 Wednetdov's Results NBA slandings Stlponovlch 58 7-7 17, Thomas 24 08 4, Vlllanova 6 2 14 4 Carnegl2 Mellon 67, Bethany 60 East Catholic at St. Paul, 7:30 old. Apply In person after work. Transportation Fleming 1218 34 23, SIchtIng 38 28 6, Costlefon St. 73, W . New Englond54 Good salary, advance­ Buffalo 6, Boston 2 Syracuse 5 3 13 3 Cheney Tech at Eost Hampton, 7:45 2pm at Gllda's Restauu- and tools required. Sa­ cian's office In Manches­ Toronto 6, Pittsburgh 5 Eastern Conference Garnett36206, Gray3-2084, Brnwn551-2 Boston College 3 5 14 5 Central Conn 94, Lowell 61 Rocky HIM at Bolton, 7:45 ter. A pleasant telephone ment. Coll 643-6793. Winnipeg 6, Chicogo 3 11. Stansburv 27 28 8, Durrant 22 20 0, Clarion 56, Slippery Rock 53 rant, 303 Adams St., lary open. Behrmonn Atlantic Division Connecticut 3 5 8 9 Coventry at Crom w e ll, 7:45 personality Is required. Vancouver 5. Montreal 4 OT W L Pet. 6 B Walters 1-2202. Totals 52891521120. Pittsburgh 2 5 10 7 Connecticut 81, Seton Hall 76 Girls Basketball _ Manchester. Construction Company, Thursday's Oames Boston 37 9 804 — Providence 2 6 9 12 Delaware Valley 70, Scranton 69 Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:30 643-2629. Must (unction well under WANTED BABYSITTER Quebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Clevsland 32 31 3418-115 Edinboro 51, Indiana (Pa.) 45 ■ Babysitter, afternoons, Philadelphia 36 9 .800 'A SetonHoll 0 8 9 10 Ice Hockey CUSTOMER SERVICE - pressure and hove gen­ New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Washington 27 20 .574 11 Indiana 14 32 24 lO-IH Wednesday's Results Elizabethtown 55, Juniata 45 Manchester vs. Windsor (at Loomls- Bolton Center area, Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Three-point goals-Free. Fouled Fairfield 75. St. Peter's 64 Put the love of your Only customer service CONSTRUCTION LA­ eral front office expe­ New Jersey 20 26 .435 17'A UConn 81, Seton Hall 76 Choffee), 6 p.m . rience. Must be flexible needed Immedlofelv. 649- N .Y. Rangers at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. New York 17 30 .362 21 out— None. Total fouls— Cleveland 24, St. John's 77, Providence 60 Fairmont St. 94, Charleston 83 O T Sw im m ing oriented people need BORER - Hard working Hartford at Los Angeles, 10:3Sp.m. Indiana 26. Rebounds— Cleveland 34 Central Division Boston College 82, Northeastern 75 Fromlnghom S) 90, Anna Marla 74 Manchester of Fermi, 3:30 apply. Walters, wai­ Individual to assist car­ regarding working hours 1931 anytime. Frldav's Oomos Milwaukee 32 14 (Poquette 11), Indiana 45 (Williams 16). FrMay't Game Frank. B, Marsh. 41, Haverford 53 Assists— Cleveland 31 (B w le v 16), tresses positions availa­ penters and related and must be able to Hartford at Vancouver, night Detroit 28 17 Vlllanova at Syracuse Geneva 76, Laroche 74 O T S A T U R D A Y life on^^ClQud^ iV ith a handle miscellaneous TEACHER/MATHEMAT- N .Y. Islanders at New Jersey, night Chicogo 24 22 Indiana 30(Flemlng6).A— 5,744. Saturday's Gomes Grove City 66, John Carroll 54 Ice Hockey ble between 7am and trade. We will train. Beh- Toronto at Washington, night Atlonta 19 26 UConn at St. John's, 1 p.m. Hofstra 72, Bloomfleld69 Guilford vs. Manchester (at Bolton Spm, 5 days. Excellent rm a n n Construction clerical duties. Please ICS - Excellent 700 stu­ Hunter 94, Medoar Evers 74 Indiana 15 31 Pistons 120, Kings 116 Pittsburgh at Seton Hall Ice Palace), 8:10 . . working conditions. Pro­ Com pany, 643-2629. coll Roth at 647-1493 tor dents. Hlghschool with AHL standings Cleveland 13 31 Boston Colleiie at Providence John Jay 69, Manhattanvllle67 East Catholic vs. Falrlleld Prep (oV appointment. high academic and be­ Wesf irn Conference Sunday's Gomes Kings 76, New Paltz 67 Milford Pavilion), 7:30 LOVE MESSAGE duct purchase discount. KAN SAS C IT Y (116) Lafayette 69, Drexel 59 TELEPHONE ANSWER­ havioral expectations is MMwesf Division E. Johnson9-164422,Olberdlng7-93817, Arkansas of Georgetown W restling Uniforms supplied. Ex­ Norffiern Division W L Pet. GB Marquette at Syracuse LeMoyne 74 St. John Fisher 45 M anchester at H artford Public, noon ING SERVICE OPERA­ TEXAS OIL COMPANY seeking a qualified candi­ W L T Pts. G F G A Thompson 210, 48,12, Theus 9-14 44 22, Lycoming 62, Messiah 42 HOLLY, cellent working condi­ Denver 29 17 .430 — Drew18282,Thorpe12120820,Woodson East Catholic at Fermi, noon TORS NEEDED - needs motore person tor date for teaching generol Fredericton 25 18 5 55 177 171 Houston 26 20 .565 3 Moravlon 79, Gettysburg 65 Bacon Academy at Cheney Tech, VALENTINE tions. Product potential. 194 169 51556 21, Verhoeven 23 (M)0. Totals 48-87 Experience preferred, short trips surrounding moth, basic math and Maine 24 21 4 52 Dallas 24 21 .533 4'/i Mt. St. M ary's 111, PItt-Johnstown 60 noon For Interview appoint­ Adirondack 21 22 7 49 184 225 San Antonio 22 22 .500 6 2226116. Big East reaulls Muhlenberg 60, Dickinson 46 ment coll Manager be­ but will train. Coll 649- Manchester. Contact algebro 2. Position to Sherbrooke 22 27 190 203 D E T R O IT (120) New York Tech 85, Cheynev 82 customers. We train. begin M arch 1,1985. M all Utah 20 26 .435 9 Tyler 7-14 24 16, Benson 27 68 14, in the tween 3 and Spm. 649-5563. 2133. Ask (or Judy. Nova Scotia 21 23 187 201 Kansas City 15 30 .333 13'A New Homo Coll 1l7,Qulnnlploc 104 Moncton 20 28 196 203 Lalmbeer 517 38 15, Long 511 7-7 17, Friendly Restaurant, Write T.S. Dickerson, resume to: Dr. Michael Pacific Division Thomas 512 53 13, Campbell 5328 6, V. SL John's 77. ProvIdenceBO Norwich 81, Mlddlebury 64 President, Southwestern Bloke, Principal, Tolland Southern Division L .A . Lakers 31 16 .460 — Potsdam 74, Plattsburgh 55 Rec League Caldor Shopping Center. IMMEDIATE O P E N ­ 244 166 Johnson 510 2-3 12, Jones 57 34 9, Binghamton 33 12 Phoenix 22 25 .468 9 Queen's 61, Dowling 54 EOE. INGS FOR CONCRETE Petroleum, Box 789, Ft. High School, Tolland, Rochester 26 15 206 186 Seattle 20 26 .435 lO'A Steppe 581-1 11, Cureton 581-2 7. Totols S T. JO H N 'S (77) Manchester Herald C T , 06084. 872-0561. E O E . 208 197 4597 2535 120. Robert Morris 72, Loyola (M d.) 70 FINISHERS - and Con­ Worth, T X 76101. Springfield 25 21 3 53 Portland 19 26 .422 11 Mullln 5-9 66 16, Berry 215 3-3 15, Sacred Heart 71, New Haven 68 Baltimore 21 19 8 50 178 157 Kanos City 161018 31-116 Wennlnoton7-72518, Moses142-24, Glass struction Laborers. Gen­ L.A. Clippers 19 27 .413 ll'/j Detroit 38 29 2617— 110 Springfield 80, Bryant 64 New Haven 19 24 6 44 185 211 Golden State 10 34 .227 19'/? 38 2-7 8, Rowan 18 28 2, Jones 1-2 2-3 4, Adult baaketball eral contractor working HI T E C H F IR M needs 14 27 7 39 194 210 Three point goals— None. Fouled out— St. John's 77, Providence 60 Call 643-2711 Hershey Wednesday's Results Stewort28080, Shurira28280, Jackson St. Anselms 68, Stonehlll 61 style 96 (Duane M ilne r 41, D ove oil phases of construc­ savvy person to handle St. Cothorlns 16 28 4 36 160 204 None. Total fouls— Kansas City 23, 34 44 10. Totals 27-53 23-X 77. Westerard 23, Mike Boreguard 19), Washington 106, Chicago 95 Detroit 27. Rebounds— Kansas City 40 St. Vincent 57, Wavnesburg 54 Only <6.00 tion,. Full time employ­ telephone Inoulrles, Wednesday's Results Detroit 120, Kansas City 116 P R O V ID E N C E (60) Fllloram o 86 (K im Bushev 30, Ken COOKS, M/F, needed Hershey 7, Sivingfleld 2 (Thompson 16), Detroit 45 (Lalmbeer 13). Ursinus 72, Johns Hopkins 52 SEWING MACHINE ME­ bookkeeping and typing Indiana 120, Cleveland 115 Waller 213 28 12, Wright 2-5 08 4, W . Virginia St. 104, Concord 87 Shoppman 17, John Feeney 14). and ment and benefits possi­ port time, mostly nights. Moncton 4, Nova Scotia 2 Assists— Kansas City 27 (D rew 11), Knight 29 2-5 12, Brown 211 08 10, Hose Co. 71 (Dan Socha 27, Mike CHANIC - Some expe­ ble. Call 742-5317,8:30 to 5. at 50 plus wpm. Good Phllodelphia 122, Boston 104 Detroit 30 (Thom os 18). T echnical Fool— W. Vo. Wesleyan 74, W. Va. Tech 67 Must be flexible for days, Thursday's Games Phoenix 110, New York 93 Donovan 1-2 08 2, Lomax 23 28 0, Wash. & Jett. 76, Westminster 70 D'Rellly 12, Sean Thompson 10, John rience required. First phone skills o must. Full Hershey at Baltimore Woodson. A— 9,556. Starks 282516, Palozz11-3082, Lewis 1-3 weekends, and holidays. Houston 116rL.A. Lakers 113 Wheeling 66, W. Liberty 58 D T Burke 10, Jock FrascarelH 10), Sports­ ask for Sue before 12 noon, Tuesday, Feb. 12. shift. Good benefits. ACCOUNTANT time position with benef­ Binghamton at Fredericton Thursday's Gomes 082, D uda28080. Totals 27-5721060. man Cate 68 (Tim Hogan 17, Dong Good pay. Apply Ground Moncton at Nova Scotia 76ers1Z2,Celtlca104 WIdener 77, Sworthmore 46 its. Coll tor on appoint­ L.A. Clippers at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Seuth Dutresne 14, (5ary Fallon 12, Bob Apply in person. Plllow- NEEDED for growth or­ Round, 3025 Main Street, Springfield at St, Catharines Dallas at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Halftime— St. John's33, Providence 28. Penney 10). tex Corporation, 49 Re­ ment 646-1839. Frldav's Games Alabama 54, Mississippi 47 iented related companies Glastonbury, 659-0162. Portland at Golden State, 10:Xp.m. B O S TO N (104) Fouled out— Waller. Total fouls— St. Auburn 86, Vonderbllt 80 Fredericton at New Haven John's 13, Providence 22. Rebounds— St. gent Street, Monchester, In real estate, construc­ San Antonio at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Maxwell 512 28 12, Bird 515 28 16, Clemson 52, N. Carolina 50 CHILDCARE - Moture Adirondack at Rochester Frldav's Gomes Parish 58 24 12, D. Johnson 9-19 2-2 20, John's 37 (B erry 10), Providence 24 MIdgeta CT. tion and retail Industry. SECRETARY - Vernon Maine at Sherbrooke Duke 76, Wake Forest 70 Kansos City at Boston, night Alnge 1-7 20 3, McHole 512 24 18, (W oller 7). Assists— St. John's 15 (Glass Florida 72. Mississippi St. 57 Computer experience area. Transcription and experienced person to 3), Providence 12 (Brown 4). A— 10,426. Lakers 23 (Ken Saunders 6, Andy Chicago at Philadelphia, night Wedman 1-3 28 2. Clark 14 1-2 3, Go. Southern 72, Middle Tennessee 64 Cole 6, T .J. Rucky 4), Pirates 20 (Mark BUSINESS OFFICE helpful. Great opportun­ typing skills required. core (or mv toddler and J Cleveland at Atlanta, night Buckner 1-1282, C a rr572-212, Klte2822 Glenville 91, Davis 8, Elkins 87 (2ot) preschooler In mv Bolton Maple Leafa 6, Pengulna 5 Fdlkowskl 10, Aaron Gronato 6, Mi­ CLERK - Small office In ity (or advancement J Call 872-6200 for Washington at Indiana, night 0, Carlisle 2-3 08 4. Totols 45-9111-19104. Maryland 71, Vlrclnlo 58 chelle Packer played well). Manchester Is seeking home. Hours flexible. Utah at Dallas, night BC 82, Northeaatern 7 5 , Montevallo 90, Spring Hill 76 within the company. Sa­ appointment. Toronto 31 2—6 Knicks 22 (Jason StanIzzI 10, Tyler T H A N K Y O U References. Coll 643-5108. New York at L.A. Lakers, night P H IL A D E L P H IA (121) I N. Carolina St. 61, Georgia Tech 53 Mlller 3, Mike Mllazzo 3, Chris Adorns SAINT someone to work port lary commensurate with Pittsburgh 11 2—5 San Antonio at Portland, night Erving 513 78 15, Barkley 510 08 12, Rodford 69, Baptist 68 JUDE. J.B.S. time. 25 hours per week, First period— 1, Pittsburgh, Lemleux B O S TO N C O L L E O E (82) 4), Sixers 14 (Andy Solo 4, Brian Jones HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ability. 563-8276. WANTED - Full time Milwaukee at Seattle, night Malone 11-23 1516 38. Cheeks 5100810, Richmond TO.N.C.-Wllmlngton 54 3, Kevin CollettI played well). I HELP WANTED 8am to 1pm, to do varied SECRETARY/RECEP- 21 (Bobveh, Buskos), 1:19. 2, Toney 7-14 2-2 17, Jones 24 53 7, McCreadv 410 2714, Schmidt 1-100 2, Southern 112, NW Louisiana 79 mature woman tor uni­ Toronto, Frveer 21 (Kitchen, Korn), Richardson 5115315, Threat) 08280 , C. Adams2104412,Talleyl42-24,Prlmus2-3 Tennessee 80, Georgia 79 2DT bookkeeping and office DAYCARE OPENINGS- form shop in Vernon TIONIST - typing, tiling, 3:14. 3,Toronto, Ihnacak 13 (Leemon, Bullets 106, Bulls 95 Johnson55088, G. JohnsonOIOOO, Wood 08 4, Pressley 23 2912, B arry 210 2016, Tennessee Tech 70, Cent. Florida 55 EASY ASSEMbLY M E A D O W S M A N O R HAS FULL TIME TELLER work. Good communica­ Tcachers and aides area. Coll 247-4047 or bookkeeping knowledge Frveer), pp, 5:50. 4, Pittsburgh, 22280, Wllllams28200.Totals459331-32 Scott 1-2183, Gordon 253-313, Benton 1-3 POSITION - Good public The Citadel 9^ Marshall 87 W O RK I $600 per 100. Gua­ RN/LPN Charge nurse tions skills, flexibility, needed to work with In­ 875-1022. helpful, pleasant phone Shedden 25(Chobot, Young), pp, 6:43. 122. 202, Bowers 00280. Totals 32512?-2882. Va. Mllltorv 81, Bluefleld 61 positions available on relation skills a must. 5, Toronto, Ihnacak 14 (Bennlng, C H ICA G O (95) Boston 27 31 3016-104 NORTHEASTERN 05) Bowling LOST AND FOUND ranteed payment. No ex- light typing and ability to fants and preschoolers. manner and good organi­ A Higgins 1-6 2-2 4, S. Johnson 7-12 3-517, Vlrglnlo Tech 81, Loulsvllle61 Experience preferred. Leeman), pp, 19:14. Penalties— Philadelphia 26151615-122 LaFleur 38 28 6, Williams 34 28 6, William 8i Mary 72, Deloware61 perlence/No soles. De­ per diem basis from 11pm work with accuracy Please call 646-9608 (or an GENERAL OFFICE zational skills. Four day Courtnall, To r, 2:01; Bullard, Pit, 2:01; Corzlne 2-5 08 4, Jordan 12-19 14-15 38, Bosaulat 215 34 19. Fuller 2-3 28 4, Three-point goals— Alnge, Carr Midwest tails, send self-addressed to 7am. Excellent pay Apply to Mr. Fields, 23 needed. Coll 643-5151 for appointment. WORKER - Duties In­ week. Manchester Pro­ A Matthews 2-5 08 4, Green 2-6 2-2 6, Buskas, Pit, 5:42; Valve, To r, 5:57; 2, Toney. Fouled out— None. Total Corcoran 1-2282. Dale2-3284, McDuffie Aurora 106, Concordia 92 rate. Call Mrs. Gibbs or Main St., Manchester. Strong, To r, 7:34; latrate. To r, 12:38; Dailey 9-14 2-2 20, Oldham 08 08 0, 25086, Lewls12-244528. Totals34827875. stamped envelope: Interview appointment clude typing, filing, and fessional Office. Please fouls— Bethany 92, Sterling 56 Home Englnaera EOE.______Pittsburgh bench (served bvTov- Whatley 1-2 08 2. Totals 3689 23-26 95. Boston 21, Philadelphia 16. Halftime— Boston College 42, Nor­ LOST - 4 months old ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 M rs. Balet at 647-9191. with Administrator. P A R T T I M E TRUCK answering phone. Full send resumes to Box T T , W A SH IN G TO N (106) Carleton 69, Macolaster 43 Alice Chittick 177-473, BeHv Mdston- lor), 18:59. Rebounds— Boston 38 (Parish 8), theastern 33. Fouled out— Lewis. Total Central St. 96, Mercyhurst 82 mixed golden retrlever- Enterprise Rood, Fort EOE. DRIVER - Apply liwper- time with benefits. Coll Manchester Herald, 16 Second period— 6, Pittsburgh, Young28 Ballard 8-16 3-3 19, Dave 1-2 1-1 3. Philadelphia 51 (Malone 24). Assists— fouls— Boston College 14, Northeastern dreo 177, Carol ScoH 184-199-517, T ru d l BOOKKEEPER - Full McMIllen 3-134-410, Malone9-190818,Gus Concordlo-Moorheod 99, St. Thomas Zuldemo 182-498, Diane Barerra 215- /lobrador. St. Johns St. Pierce, Florida, 33450. soh between 7;15am to 871-6602 between 9am to Brolnord Place, (Babveh), 0:38. 7, Toronto, Bennlng 6 Boston25(Blrd8),Phlladelphla28(Tonev 23. Rebounds— Boston College 26 (Talley, 64 MACHINESTS - Imme­ charge. Experienced In (Leeman, Frveer), 1:54. Penalties— Williams 9-1911-1129, Mahorn 74(0 2-516, 7 ).A— 17,921. Adams, McCreodv 5), Northeastern 28 454, Cindy Hurley 464, Diane Cote 40, area., REWARD. Coll 643- 4:00pm to Arthur Drug 2pm. Manchester. Bradley 3-61-17,F.Johnson28(^. Totals Denison 71, Wooster 62 Phyllis Heritage 451,-Marsha Donohy diate openings (or: CNC- lob costs. One-wrIte sys­ OFFICE WORK PART Korn, To r, 7:08; Korn, T o r, 9:25;.Buskas, (Lewis 10). Assists— Boston College 15 Doane 43, Neb. Wesleyan 42 7431. PART TIME HELP Store, 942 Main Street, Pit, 9:25; Mantha, Pit, 19:54. 42-9122-25106. (Adam s6), Northeastern 16 ( LaFleur 10). 479. TURNING-HARDINGE- tem, take charge ability TIM E - Accounts recelvo- DELIVERY 8, STOCK Chicago 12252216—95 Drury (Mo.) 83, Avila (M o.) 56 WANTED - General Manchester, CT. LOOKING FOR MA- A— 4,755. E. Mlchloon 83, Toledo 74 C H U C K E R- for construction firm in ble and payable, typing Third period— 8, Pittsburgh, Rlssllng4 Washington 22 26 34 22-106 cleaning person. To clean T U R E CLERK - Full time, Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Findlay 69. Bluffton 67 INSPECTOR/QC the Manchester area. and answering phone. 15- steady work, 40 hours N (M cDonnell), 13:26. 9, Pittsburgh, Shed­ Franklin 61, Wabash 60 small shop and office. PART TIME WORKER GRANDMOTHERLY- Chicago 23, Washington 17. Rebounds— MANAGER- Permanent position. Call 20 hours weekly. Hours N den 26 (Chabot, Bodger), 15:26. 10, T ransactions Monday thru Friday. Chicogo 37 (Green 10), Washington 36 Hamline 69, St. Olaf 51 Employment Hours negotiable. Apply WANTED at Screen T Y P E W O M A N to do Toronto, Anderson 12 (Valve, Dooust), Wednesday's college results Hostings 88, Concordia 67 Scholastic PRODUCTION MIL­ 647-9780. 12-4pm. Coll 649-0072. Tim e and one halt after 40 17:42. 11, Toronto, Dooust 10 (Valve, (Ballard, McMIllen 9). Asslsts^^hlcago at Able Coil, Howard Printing shop. 20 to 40 light chores and help with Heldelberg98, Baldwtn-Walloce88 LING. Minimum 5 years hours. Paid holidays, va­ Anderson), 19:44. Penalties— none. 2) (Jord an8 ),Washington27(Mahorn7). Rood, Bolton. hours per week. Coll children. Some weekends A— 18484. East Indiana Central 60, Butler 59 & Education experience. Company RN SUPERVISOR-11am CLEANING PERSON - 2 cation plus other benef­ Baseball AlC 85, Assumption 66 Iowa St. 76, Nebraska 65 llling baaketball paid benefits. Call for an - 7pm Sunday 'Thursday. hours a day, 4 days per 643-2377. and weekdays. Monday Shots on goal— ^Toronto 15-22-9— California— Pitcher MlkeWIttsIgneda Kansas 75, Kansas State 57 its. Immediate opening. 46. Pittsburgh 7-10-11— 28. Albany St. 78, Cortland St. 65 llllng boys basketball team tell. appointment: Horst En­ Call Hannah Douville, week. Perfect for serious a n d some Fridays. Suna110,Knlcks93 5veor contract. Albright 95, Kings 61 Kansos Wesleyan 75, McPherson 71 WAITRESSES - Apply In For Interview, Manches­ Kent St. 67, Central Michigan 64 Wednesdov to Windham, 58-47. Shaun. gineering 8i Manufactur­ D.O .N . at 423-2597. Con­ student. Coll 643-2103. Please coll 646-5153. Power play conversions— Toronto Chicago (N L ) — Signed center fielder Allegheny 76, Cose Western 58 person. Luigis Restau­ BANKING - We ore look­ ter Tobacco 8, Candy Bobby Dernier to a 5yeor contract. Arm y 65, Dartmouth 59 Miami (Ohio) 82, W. Michigan 59 Brophv hod 18 points and Jett Cappolo 3-2; Pittsburgh 4-1 9 to lead the 3-4 Rams. M ike To y lo r, P a t rant, 706 Hartford Rd., ing Co., East Hartford, te rbury Villa of Company, 299 Green N EW Y O R K (93) Detroit — Outfielder Kirk Gibson Bates 87, New England Coll 66 Missouri 66, Oklohoma St. 65 HD kipwmiteo ing (or a Lead Proof Goalies — Toronto, Bernhardt. Pitts­ Cummings 12-21 10-10 34, O rr 1-9 2-4 4, Mount M aiiv 88, Nrthwstrn ( lowo) 81 Lvnom and Dave Golds played well Manchester. 289-8209. Wllllmantic. WANTED BABYSITTER burgh, Herron, Romano. A— 8,608. signed o 1-vear contract. Bentley S3, Merrimack 51 Operator experienced on Road, Manchester. Bannister 08 08 0, Tucker 9-15 2-2 20, Los Angeles — Signed pitcher Bluefletd 107, AI2Brooddus 105 2DT Muskingum 65, Marietta 61 defensively. a NCR 775 proof machine. - Weekdays, mv home, Ref eree— Dave Newel I. Walker 5-14 58 15, Wilkins 08 28 2, Bolton Center area, or Alelandro Pena to a 1-year contract. We run a multi pocket Sparrow 29 0-1 6, Corter 1-2 2-2 4, -Pittsburgh — Reached 1-vear contract SALES BANKINfi/CREDfT UNION yours. Needed Imme­ Cavenall 1-2 08 2, Grunfeld 18 08 2, W* have a part time tallar sort Monday through Fri­ Jeta6,BlackHawks3 agreements with pitcher Lee Tunnell, TEACHER ASSISTANT diately. 1 child, will be 3 Bailey 1-2 2-3 4. Totals 3482 2532 93. catchers Junior Ortiz and Ruben PART TIME EVENING OPPORTUNITIES poaltlon avaliabla. t-2 day and Vz day Saturday. P H O E N IX (110) N E E D E D In Manchester PART TIME CLERICAL J Rodriquez, shortstop Sammy Khalifa ond yaara bank tallar or caah- Please coll Peter K irk at years old In M arch. 649- Wkinlpeg 114—6 Adams 7-13 26 17, Nance 9-12 26 21, second baseman Leon Roberts. ler axparlanca raquirad. Nursery School, 5-dovs 1931 anytime. 20 morning hours per W e are a malor pub- So. W indsor Bonk 8< Chicago 1 11— 3 Edwards 4-7 0-2 8, Holton 7-12 4-5 18, C bIIb v # Ideal for housewives, stu­ llshlng company Call Mr. WbHnay at 588- per week. 1:00 - 5:30. Call week. Duties Include:' First period— 1, Chicago, McMurchy 1 Maev 1-2 00 2, Humphries 18 2-2 4, Penn State — Freshmon guard Troy Trust, 289-6061. working with the Bet­ 2020 for more Intorma- 646-1610. Mall and policy sorting. (T . M urray, Lvsiak), 15:19.2, Winnipeg, Foster 590810, Jones 4-71-19, Lucas 4-12 Daniel quit the basketball team. dents, or anyone who needs llon. EOE ___ __ McBoln 7 (Small, Boschman), 17:18. 4-712, Scott24086,Plttman1-21-33.Totols GIANT Used Car Washington 8, Lee — Named CInda ter Business Bureau Convenient location, tree Penalties— Froser, Chi, 1:08; Ludzik, Chi, 46-861232110. Lynn Rankin assistant athletic direc­ an extra $75 to $125 weekly. of Hartford area. parking. Apply In person New YOfk 18 1426 25— 93 DATA ENTRY - Full time 7:12; Steen, Win, 8:52. tor. 9 to 2, N ortheastern Second period— 3, Winnipeg, Arnlel 15 Phoenix 25 19 38 38— 110 Football openings for processing NURSES AIDES Council, 1 RIvervlew (Corlyle, Turnbull), 10:58. 4, Chicago, Fouled out — Cummings, Bannister. Arizona (USFL) — Signed wide 8 Positions • Complete Training clerks for Workers Savard 27 (S. Lorm e r), 11:44. Penalties— Total fouls— New York 31, Phoenix 25. receiver John Mistier; waived running Clearance SALE! SUPERMARKET Square, East Hartford (C m U fied ) Comp. Duties Include: O'Callahan, Chi, 3:44; Bobveh, Win, 7:05; Rebounds— New York 40 (Cummings 11), back Andrew Lazorus; defensive bock • Weekly Pay (second floor). EOE. . M cM urchv, Chi, 16:30; Steen, Win, 16:30. Phoenix 43 (Nance, Lucas II each). Call Mr. Burton at 647-9946 Full and part time open- Policy review and coding Don Johnson left camp. Commission ingt on all thilta In 270 DAMAGE SURVEYORS Third period— 5, Chicago, Ludzik 8 (B. Assists— New York 1B( Walker, Sparrow4 Denver (N FL) — Signed wide receiver (or data entry. Liberal M urray, T . M u rra y), 5:28. 6, Winnipeg, each), Phoenix 34 (Humphries 7). Get the right used car at bed Skilled nursing lacll- M urray Jarm an, nose fockle Greg Positions won't last long. • Leads Provided benefits, tree parking. Turnbull 13 (Steen), 7:04. 7, Winnipeg, Technicol fouls— New York, Illegal Kragen and punter Donald Bracken. Ity. Salary $6.95 hourly al­ Part Time MANMIR TR8MU Carvlye 9 (Small), 15:23. 8, Winnipeg, defense, Phoenix assistant coach Blan- Los Angeles (N F L ) — Signed free the right price • Rapid Advancement ter probation. Many bene- Manchester Area Apply In person 9 to 2, WANTED Mullen 21 (McLean) 16:46. 9, Winnipeg, chl. A— 11,572. agent punter Russell Erxieben. (Ita. Free parking. Call Northeastern Council, 1 Turnbull 14 (Arnlel, Carlyle), 19:40. High achoal ttudant needed Professional O ri­ between 10am and Noon. Immediate opening lor e pert Umar to work on Au- RIvervlew Square, East lor excellent oppqrtunlly. Penaltles-O'Callahon, Chi, 8:52. ...NOW AT OUR OK LOT! ented People. Inter­ lomated Retell Demege Oyelem In Bupermerkele, IS Hartford, (second floor). Apply: view s: 233-8241 hour* per week — Monde);, Tueedey end Wedneedey. Shots on Goal— Winnipeg 15-10-12— EOE. M lt tG r 'Q o h U l. ) 37. Chicago 15-108— 33. Ideel poelllon lor retired eupermerfcet employeee, but Lorraine Manor not e prerequMle. WII Ireln. Muel heve dependeMe eer 255 Wett Middle Turnpike Call Mancheeler, CT 0 6 w Power play conversions— Winnipeg 25 Lorraine St. end velld drhrere licence. EXPERIENCED DI­ S A V I * 1 0 0 0 - 40; Chicago 2-0. SALESPEOPLE 237-7030 Hartford Intcieeled cpplleenie pleeee cell Mr. Jeen Rohl et 1- R E C T SA LES P E O P L E - Goalies— Winnipeg, Hayward. Chl- 82 MERC. CAPRI 3 •0O-6$7-8S7g, 8x1. 425. see how MERRI-MAC'S cogo, Skorodenskl. Cpa., 4 cyl., 4 ipd., A C Gifts, Toys and Home SAL PS, Uaroo o m ., umroof. m e n ^ o v e n Attendance— 15,392. Wai >6795 NOW 'S79S MERKERT Decor con DOUBLE your Referee— Te rry Gregson. FRIENDLY RESTAURANT ENTERPRISES, INC. incomel Start nowl Coll WANTED 1-800-553-9077. llmNed iaed*'NairkMw

Remove mineral buildup KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Lorry Wright RECREATION from your teakettle by I N S T O R E a n d : I BUSINESS APARTMENTS I ANTIQUES VEHICLES pouring In half a cup of OPPORTUNITIES FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE N white vinegar and one I quart of tap water.'Heat BOB’S COINS AND 1980 Jayco, 23 ft. mini M ANCHESTER - attrac­ to rolling boil and let STORE — West Middle STAMPS - U.S., foreign. motor home. Ford 460, tive Main St. clothino stand for one hour. Pour MANCHESTER - Large6 Tpke., near Parkade. Ap­ 1800's, Canada Bank Tok­ low mileage, many ex­ out solution, fill with boutique. Good terms. Room Newer Duplex. I'/j proximately 2100 sq. ft. tras, had TLC . Telephone Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. ens. Baseball cards, com­ water, boll again and baths. Wall to wall car­ Available February 1st. mon and collector's 643-0692.______discard. Add buildup to peting. All appliances. Call 649-6205 or 643-6802. cards. Classic comics. your budget by selling Available mid February. Court of Probate, Dlitrict of P.O. Box 2493, New Bri­ Andover no-longer used furniture Real Estate S595 monthly plus heat M ANCHESTER — Office tain, C T, PO Box 423, NOTICI OF HEARINa and appliances with a and utilities. 646-0618. space. Ideal tor accoun­ Bolton, CT. Phone 647- E S TA TE OF low-cost ad In Classified. tant, lawyer or sales of­ 1485, 6pm to 10pm or JAMES EDWARD 643-2711. 3 fice. Central location. 646-9681, 5 days, 7am to SPRAGUE I HOMES Pursuont to on order of Hon. MANCHESTER — Avail­ Ample parking. Call 649- 5pm. Norman J. Preuss, Judge, FOR SALE .2891. dated January 23,19S5ahear- STRETCH YOUR burger able Immediately. One, Ing will be held on an applica­ budget By using one port two and three bedroom M ANCHESTER - 4 room tion praying for the Court to soy extender to four parts apartments. $400, $455, authorize the compromise of meat. Your taste buds M ANCHESTER - Quiet suite. Main St. located and settlement of an allegdly neighborhood. Six Room, $520, heat and hot water TAG SALES won't be able to tell the Included. J.D . Real Est­ next to law offices. $300 disputed claim of such estate Two Bedroom Cape. So­ per month Includes heat. as In said application on file difference, but your lar hot water. Fireplace. ate, 646-1980. more fully oppears, at the budget will I Boost your Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. ANTIQUE AND CRAFT Court of Probate an Fe­ IVj baths. Rec room. No SHOW - February 2, bruary t4, 1985 at 2:00 P.M. budget by selling Idle agents. $72,900. Call be­ -NOW TAKING APPLI­ FOUR ROOM O FFICE - 10am, South United Sharon B. Preuss, Items In your home with a tween S and 8 evenings CATIONS tor 3 room Clerk low-cost art In classified. Prime, central location. Methodist Church, Main 06001 and 10 to 4 on Weekends, apartment. With heat, Air conditioning, wall to Street, Manchester. 649-1920. hot water, stove, retlger- wall. Parking. Rent In­ LEGAL HEARING ator. Centrally located. cludes heat. 646-8811. TOWN OF ANDOVER No pets. $350. Security PUBLIC HEARING OF PLANNING A ZONING COMMIMION ON PROPOSED SUBDIVISION PLAN deposit. Call 646-7690 or MANCHESTER, MAIN 643-0496. TA G SALE - Indoors - The Planning 8, Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ S TR E E T Stores tor rent. Furniture - ski boots - old ticut will hold o Public Hearing In the lower level of the Town 200 to 5,000 square feet CELEBRITY CIPHER trunks - lamps - clothes, Office Building on Monday, February 11,1985 at 7:30 p.m. on MANCHESTER BY C«»9brity Cipl>«r cryptogramt ar* craatad from quotationa by the following petition: SCHOOL ROAD-PetItlon of Frl Land 118 MAIN STREET - 3 available. Some window famoua paopta. paal and praaant. Each lattar in ttta cJphar ttanda glass and much more. 130 OWNER - Three family, display. 643-1442. Equities Inc. (agent) far final Subdivision approval cim - 6-6-4. $1,220 per month rooms, heated, hot wa­ for anothar. Todsy'$ ohm: Z aquatt L . School St., Manchester. menclng at a point In the easterly line of School Road which Income. Separate furna­ ter. No appliances. No by CONNIE WIENER Friday, Feb. 1, and Satur­ point Is 45.80' northerly of an Iron pin also locoted on the eas­ OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ terly side of School Road; thence proceeding N 62° 59'04" E a ces. Three car garage. pets. Security. $445. Call day, Feb. 2, 9-3pm. 646-2426, 9am to 5pm A B LE IN DOWNTOWN “Y’V ABF ZBBXYAW UBD P distance of 100.37' along other land of grantors to a drill hols $135,000. Principles only. MANCHESTER - 500 In a boulder; thence southerly 16° 39' 55" E a distance of 646-0754. weekdays. 445.90' along land now or formerly of the grantee to on Iron square feet or possibly pin; thence S 65° 13' 00" W a distance of 12.77' along other 1,000 square feet. Near EFKZR,' MQF Y WQREE Y’V land N/ F of the grantee to on Iron pin located In the easterly MANCHESTER TO SET­ EAST HARTFORD - Up­ Automotive stairs four room apart­ 1-84 Extension. Parking side of School Rood; thence proceeding N 28° 47' 00" W a dis­ T L E AN E S TA TE - Beau- on premises. Call 649- HRDK EFKZYLRO." — 8QOYFT tance of 392.77' along the easterly boundary of School Rood tlful west side ment. Heat and hot to an Iron pin; thence continuing along the easterly neighborhood. Six Room water. Fully appllanced 2680. boundary of School Road N 21° 13' 00" W a distance of 45.80' kitchen. Two bedrooms. 8PVYEBA. I 7 i JCARS/TRUCKS to the point and place of beginning. Commencing at a point Cape. Three bedrooms. In the westerly line of the highway known os Lake Road $475 monthly. Lease and MANCHESTER, CEN­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “The spelling of 'alone' has I'II for s a le (formerly known as West Street) at the northeast corner of Living room, dining TER STREET - Imme­ room, kitchen. One bath security deposit. Call 289- been changed for me to 'all-one.' " — Dyan Cannon. land N/F owned by Whitney B. Merritt; thence running wes­ 4781. diate occupancy, ample terly along said land N/F owned by Whitney B. M errlttadls- and garage. Call 1-263- parking, 5 room office tance of 300 feet; thence running southerly along sold lond of 5500, Woodbury, CT. Whilnev B. Merritt a distance of 12S feet to land N/F of Mark THREE ROOMS - Third suite, 2 restrooms. Frank 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — ■eqj BUILDING/ HOUSEHOLD To be used for parts. Call B. Bass; thence running westerly along said land N/F of floor. Heat, Appliances. SplleckI, 643-2121. Mark B. Bass and land of The Andover Lake Management CONDOMINIUMS |o ^ ( CONTRACTING GOODS Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. Security. $375 monthly. I Association, In part on each; thence running southerly and FOR SALE Adults, no pets. Call 649- Also Panasonic AM/FM thence southwesterly along land N/F of The Andover Lake 17 (WANTED car radio. Corporation; thence northerly along land N/F of Mark B. J 2236. FARRAND REMODEL­ USED REFRIGERA­ Bass; thence easterly by land N/F of Mark B. Bass (the eos- I t o r en t ING — Cabinets, roofing, TORS, WASHERS, terlv part of which Is N/F owned by Joseph Krozel) to said WELLSWEEP C O N ­ FOUR ROOM APART­ gutters, room additions, Ranges - clean, guaran­ highway known as Lake Road; thence running southerly DOMINIUM - 400 North along the west line of Lake Roadfo the point or place of be­ M E N T, first floor, with decks, all types of remo­ teed, parts and service. Main St., 2 bedroom TWO PROF. MALES Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, ginning. stove and refrigerator. SEEK 4 Rooms and heat, deling and repairs. FREE At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be townhouse, fully ap­ estimates. Ful'ly'‘insured. Son, 649 Main Street, 1983 HURST/OLDS — heard and written communications will be received. Maps pllanced country kit­ No pets. Without utilities, hot water, appliances. $375 per month plus se­ Telephone 643-6017, otter 643-2171. with fully massaged 307, dated November 7, l984,showlng the above proposal are on chen. V baths. Individ­ $375-$47S. Manchester file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building. /2 curity. Call 646-7336. 6pm, 647-8509. T-roof, lightning-rod 4- ual basements. 100 plus area. Collect antlques- ROLLAW AY CO T on cas­ speed. 649-2286. Dated this 31st day of Jonuarv, 1985 at Andover, Connec­ /palntlngs, references ticut. energy efficiency rating LEON CIESZYNSKI ters. 4" mattress, sturdy ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION N o rtheast Utilities. NEWLY RENOVATED-3 provided. Call 646-7992 room apartment In quiet BUI LDER — New homes, tubular construction. 1979 CHEVROLET IM- John Kostic, Chairman A $61,500. Peterman after 9pm. PALA - 4 door, power 063-01 additions, remodeling, Folds for storage. Excel­ Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, Manchester residential area. Stove, refrigerator rec rooms, garages, kit­ lent condition. $75. 643- steering, power brakes, 647-0080 or 649-4064. chens remodeled, ceil­ 1215. air, cruise, new battery, NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS furnished. Personal and ROOMMATES E S T A T E OF credit references. One ings, bath tile, dormers, very clean Inside and out. E S TA TE OF FOR SALE VERNON -3 WANTED High mileage. Average FR EDERICK F IE L D a/k/a PAULINE E. PERRONE, year lease. 2 months se­ roofing. Residential or MISCELLANEOUS FREDERICK T. FIELD a/k/a P A U L IN E PERRONE Room Condo. All ap­ commercial. 649-4291. retail book value, $3,695. a/k/a P A U LIN E EM M A pliances. Garage. Pool. curity deposit. $375 per FOR SALE a/k/a FRED F IE L D a/k/a month. Call 643-0445. ROOM ATE W AN TED ■ to I Sacrifice $1,995. 871-6588. FRED T. FIELD PERRONE Excellent conditloni share half a house In CARPENTRY AND RE­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Owner must sell quickly I Gerald, Judge, of the Court Gerald, Judge, af the Court Manchester. $250 In­ MODELING SERVICES 1980 FORD FAIRMONT of Probate, District of Man­ 39,500. 646-8268, or 643- THREE ROOM DUPLEX of Probate, District of Man­ N - $350. Available Febru­ cludes all. 647-0656. — Complete home re­ ENDROLLS W AGO N -Light blue. Call chester at a hearing held an chester at a hearing held on 4286. 27'/t wldlh-259 646-8554. January 29,1985 ordered that January 21,1985 ardered that ary 1st. Security. No pets. pairs ond remodeling. all claims must be presented all claims must be presented 646-6363. Quality work. Referen­ 13V4 wldth-2 lor 259 to the fiduciary on or before ta the fiduciary on or before L0T8/LAND Ssrvices ces, licensed and Insured. 75 Toyota Pickup. 5 April 28, 1985 or be barred as April 24, 1985 or be barred as M UST be picked up at the speed, nice cap, $6W or by law provided. CHEERFUL, IMMACU­ Call 646-8165. Manchester Herald Ottlce by law provided. IFOR SALE B .0 .633-1764,9am to 9pm. Mary Lou Taylor, Mary Lou Taylor, L A T E , Q U IE T 4 ROOMS - betore 11 A.M. ONLY. Clerk Clerk Centrally located. Older ■ C l (SERVICES DUMAS ELECTRIC — 1980 DODGE ASPEN - 2 The fiduciary Is; The fiduciary Is: working persons pre­ ■3' ( o ffer ed Lights dimming? Fuses CAR RADIO — Excellent Eleanor F. Rich Grace Cammevar ferred. Non-smokers. Se­ blowing? Repairs, Im­ condition. High powered. door. Senior's car. PS, 136 Green Manor Rd. 19 Horonce St. provements and addi­ Includes Dolby NR, Bass PB, FM stereo. New steel Manchester, C T 06040 Manchester, C T 06040 LAND SALE curity, references. No 066-01 06441 pets 649-5897. ODD JOBS, Trucking. tional circuits. Fully li­ and Trebble cantrols and radlals. Low mileage. Strattoi^Broinlay Area Home repairs. You name censed, Insured. Call more. $90. Call 646-1063 Moving out of state. VERNON - 3Vi Room It, we do It. Free esti­ 646-5253 anytime. after 4:30pm. Apartment 13A, Carver NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS mates. Insured. 643-0304. Lane. E S TA TE OF E S TA TE OF 24 acret — $19,900 Condo. Garage. Pool. Ex­ JOAN S. LA N E LEO J. GOUIN cellent conditloni No ROBERT E. JARVIS — ANTIQUE BUREAU, The Hon. William E. Fitz­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ 27 acres - $21,900 pets. $400 monthly plus BRICKS, BLOCKS, Building 8, Remodeling Bedroom vanity and coot Gerald, Judge, af the Court Gerald, Judge, of the Court of Probote, District of Man­ utilities. 646-8268, or 643- STONE — Concrete. Speclollst. Addition, gor- rack. $99 for all, but will of Probote, District of Man­ Two beautifully Chimney repairs. No lob chester at a hearing held on chester at a hearing held on wooded parcels 4286. oges, roofing, siding, kit­ sell separate. Coll 643- January 28,1985 ordered that January 28,1985 ordered that too small. Call 644-8356. chens, bothrooms, re- 1516 after 5;30pm. 1974 MAZDA - Excellent all claims must be presented all claims must be presented frontirtg secluded to the fiduciary on or before m plocement condition. 4 door auto­ to the fiduciary on or before country road. ROOM APARTMENT April 28,1985 or be barred os April 28, 1985 or be barred as - Private home, heat, HOUSECLEANING — wlndows/doors. Coll 643- SHEET MUSIC - About matic. Air and AM/FM Only 15 minutes Personalized service for by law provided. by law provided. appliances. Working sin­ 6712. 5(X) copies. Songs of the stereo. New engine, only Mary Lou Taylor, Mary Lou Taylor, from Timber gle adult only. No pets, your home. Bonded and 40's. Best offer before 50,000 miles. Coll 643-6029 Clerk Clerk . Insured. Manchester and Ridge Ski Area. children. Call 643-2880. HEATING/ 1-30-85.649-6589 between 5 after 6pm. The fiduciary Is: The fiduclorv Is: Lovely mountain surrounding towns. The ond 7pm. Norma P. Vennart Marlon M. Gouin Houseworks, 647-3777. PLUMBING 37 Cornell St. 24 LInmore St. views and a life­ 2 BEDROOM TOWN- OLDS 98 R EGENCY -1974 Manchester. C T 06040 Manchester, C T 06040 time supply of fi­ HOUSE - IVa baths, ap­ PEARCE SIMPSON CB 4 door. Fully loaded. 065-01 067-01 pliances. $470 plus CLEANING - We will FOGARTY BROTHERS BASE - Still in carton. $75 Excellent running condi­ rewood. Owner clean your house, apart­ will finance. Call; utilities. Available Imme­ — Bathroom remodel­ or B.O. Call 643-6091 after tion. $650 or Best Offer. diately. Keith Real Est­ ment or office, weekly, ing; Installation water 3:30 pm. 6464876. LIGAL NOTICE ( 8 0 2 ) 694-1581 ate. 646-4126. bl-weekly. Someone you heaters, garbage dispo­ A certified list of Democratic Party endorsedcondldatesfor can trust with 4 years sals; faucet repairs. 649- 1973 FORD LTD COUN­ the Town of Andover for election os First Selectmon, Select­ 8:30am - B:30pm experience. References. T R Y SQUIRE WAGON - man, Town Clerk, Treosurar, Tax Collector, Board of Fi­ Wknds. 'til 5 NORTH END - Newer 4539. VIsa/MosterCord nance member and alternate^ Board of Education member. 3 duplex, I'/a baths, 3 bed­ Call 646-7971 after 5pm. accepted. Clean Inside. Needs some Board of Tax Review member. Planning and Zoning Com­ rooms. Lease, referen­ work - must be seen. First mission member and alternates. Zoning Board of Appeals REUSABLE SKIDS- member and alternate. Fire Commissioner, Library Direc­ ces, security. $500. Call "DAYCARE' IN HOSPI­ /PALLETS - 50« each. $99 takes It. 643-4859’ T A L AREA • For toilet tor, Norton Fund Commission member and Insurance Com­ REAL ESTATE 872-2879 after 8pm. FLOORING Contact Rich Lazure, anytime. missioner Is on file In my office at the Town Ottlce Building, trained toddlers at least 2 Economy Electric. 647- School Rood, Andover, Connecticut, and copies thereof are WANTED years old. Large comfor­ 5000. available for public distribution. table home provides do­ BANK FLOORSANDING — A Primary will be held AAorch 11,1985 If the required prim ary mestic growth environ­ Floors like new. Special­ petltlob(s) for opposition condldate(s) Is filed, pursuant to ACTIVE *N' ABLE ment. Highly qualified REPOSSESSIONS izing In older floors, natu­ Pifeea Reduced For Sections 9-382 to 9-450 of the Connecticut Gen. Statutes, not ' R E A LTY Needs llstingsl supervision. Fully In­ ral and stained floors. No later than 4 p.m. of February 7,1985. Petition forms. Instruc­ If you're selling your sured and License pend­ Qiriek Solo tions and Information concerning the procedure for filing of waxing anymore. John SPARTAN MOBILE opposing candidacies. Including schedules, may be obtained p ro p e rty call Jack ing. For appointment, May be seen at the Sav­ now lo k lf« i M llcoMoiw. 1 DR Verfollle. Coll 646-5750. HOM E 1968. 45' long X 8' from Beotrice E. Kowalski, Democratic Registrar of Voters, Lappen at 643-4263. ings Bank of Manchester, opt.$l79to tm . Tw o MRoot. MM coll after 5pm, Terri 643- wide. Like new. $4,800, Route 4, Andover, Connecticut. to Rtnt Inclotfit Moot, tiof 7340. 923 Main Street, between TWO FAMILY DUPLEX wotof* W/Wcofoottno* ronoOffo* INCOME TAX firm. 649-6351. the hours of Sam to 4pm, Town Clark of Andover frlo,« iHoiiOts coll for oM 9v»- 1 ^ SERVICE 061-01 by owner only. Call 643- tom. flovotor, lownMry« com- ic o i PAINTING/ Monday through Friday. 0675. munHv room onM otorooi oroo. TW O 30 YEAR O LD Unito now itiown My oooolnt- 1PAPERING 1971 nymtli Siaifi C49S mont. AAondoy, WoOnootfov* Mrt- ZINGLER'S IN C O M E CO K EM AC H IN ES - Very Exctlltnl MOV. 18 o.m. > 11 o.m. Miooio coll good condition. Drafting LBGAL NOTICB for oooointmont. TAX SERVICE - Filing 1979 MIHk Snili {7500 A cartlfleil list of Republican Party endorsed candidates for NAME YOUR OWN personal and small busi­ table, combination sink, stove, refrigerator. 742- 1979 tirt III » the Town of Andover for election os First Selectman, Salect- Rentals 528-6522 P R ICE— Father ond son. ness tax returns. In your mon. Town Clerk, Town Treasurer, Tax Collector, Board of Fast, dependable ser­ home. Since 1974. Also 7267. Finance member and alternate member. Board af Educa­ vice. Painting, Paper­ bookkeeping services tion member. Planning and Zoning member and alternate HOMES SEASON FIREWOOD - MOTORCYCLES/ member. Zoning Board of Appeals member and alternate I I IROOMS hanging 8i Removal. Call available. Call Walt at member. Fire Commissioner, Library Director, Norton FOR RENT 644-0585 or 644-0036. 646-5346. Cut, split and delivered. BICYCLES Fund Commission member Is on file In m y office at the An­ * ' I fo r r e n t $95 G cord. Coll 228-9101. dover Town Office Building, School Road, Andover, Connec­ ticut and copies thereof are available for public distribution. COVENTRY LAKE - 3 PAINTING AND WAL­ HAVE YOUR INCOME The certified list os received Includes fewer names of party- MANCHKTER — Pri­ bedroom, available Feb­ LPAPERING - Ceilings T A X PREPARED endorsed condlcotes than the party Is entitled to nominate repaired. Gary McHugh EAR LY. Reasonable fee. tor the following offices; vate home, separate ruary 1st. Call 872-6212 PETS 1983 V-45 M AONA - 1,000 643-9321. Call after 5pm. 649-2373. Office Number of Number Entitled to modern bath/entrance.. between 9 and 3 Monday miles. Excellent condi­ Names Certified be Nominated 15 minutes to Hartford^ Board of Tax Review 0 1 ’ thru Friday. Ask for FREE MALE BASSETT tion. $2,900. Call 649-1902. References required. Robin. . J & B P A IN TIN G -'Q u a l­ A Primary will be held March 11,1985, If, for a particular of­ Call 643-8830. ity and Service Is Flrstl' HOUND - Needs new fice, the number of party-endorsed candidates plus the num­ For Sale home with love and atten­ A BAR OF toilet boap ber of condidates fUlng petitions pursuant to Sections 9-382 Free estimates. 646-2192. placed In suitcases will to 9-450 of the Connecticut General Statutes exceeds the tion. Call 643-1608. maximum number which the party Is entitled to nominate IN NICE SINGLE FAM­ keep them smelling ni­ tor that ottlce. Petitions must be filed not later than 4 p.m. of ILY HOUSE - Kitchen BECAUSE YOU never HOLIDAY/ T W O YOUNG FULL ce...and may come In February 7, 1985. Petition forms. Instructions and Informa­ privileges. Call Ed, 649- know when someone will GROWN MALE CATS - handy next time you go tion concerning the method of procedure In filing of oppos­ 2947. SEASONAL on o vocation trip. Boost ing candidacies. Including schedules, may be obtained M ANCHESTER - 4 bed­ be searching for the Item One grey and white, one from: room home, fully ap­ you hove for sole. It's sandy Colored tiger. One your vocation budget by ralth S. Weber, Republican Registrar of Voters, Andover M ANCHESTER • Clean pllanced kitchen, better to run your wont SEASONED FIREWOOD or both free to good selling Idle Items around Town Office Building, School Rood, Andover, Connecticut rooms for rent. 24 Hour your home for cosh. 062U baths, 1 year lease. Se­ ad for several days ... CUT, SPLIT a DELI­ home. Well behaved, Marie R. Burbank security. Maid and Linen curity deposit. $700 per canceling It os soon as VERED, 2 cord min­ healthy and loved. Coll Place an o a In classified Town of Andover service. 646-7066. month. 646-8352. you get results. imum. 643-6327. after 6pm 643-9019. to find a cosh buyer. 062-01 iday.

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tRINO iDOven a k ZONING COMMISSION DIVISION PLAN ilsslon of Andovtr, Connec- n the lower level of the Town ruorv 11,1985 of 7:30 p.m. on ROAD-PetItlon of FrI Land Subdivision approval com- Iv line of School Road which n pin also locoted on theeos- e proceeding 04" E a nd of grantors to a drill hols 16° 39' 55" E a distance of riv of the grantee to an Iron stance of 12.77’ along other in pin located In the easterly ceedlng N 28° 47' 00 " W a dls- ly boundary of School Rood Inulng along the easterly 13' 00" W a distance of 45.80' Ing. Commencing at a point tiwav known as Lake Rood I) at the northeast corner ot Aerritt: thence running wes- 1 bv Whitney B. Merritt a dls- I southerly along sold lond of 1125 feet to landN/Fot Mark irly along sold land N/F of kndover Lake Management lence running southerly and d N/F of The Andover Lake along land N/F of Mark B. /F ot Mark B. Bass (the eos- id bv Joseph Kroiel) to said ; thence running southerly d to the point or place of be- ersons may appear and bo lions will be received. Maps g the above proposal are on erk. Town Office Building. v,'1985 at Andover, Connec- 8. ZONINCS COMMISSION

NOTICE TO CREDITORS E S T A T E OF PAULINE E. PERRONE, a/k/a P A U LIN E PERRONE a/k/a P A U LIN E EM M A PERRONE The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court of Probate, District of Man­ chester at a hearing held on January 21,1985 ordered that oil claims must be presented to the tiduclory on or before April 24, 1985 or be barred os bv law provided. Mary Lou Toylor, Clerk The fiduciary Is: Grace Cammever 19 Horance St. Manchester, C T 06040 06441

NOTICE TO CREDITORS E S TA TE O F LEO J. GOUIN The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court of Probote, District of Man­ chester at a hearing held on Januory 28,1985 ordered that all claims must be presented to the fiduciary on or before April 28, 1985 or be barred as bv law provided. Mary Lou Taylor, Clerk . The tiduclory Is: Marlon M. Gouin 24 LInmore St. Manchester, C T 06040 067-01 This very special Spring/Summer silhouette by House of'Blanch! is more than a look, it’s what every bride wants — all-over deli­ ‘ AdvoftlolflQ BupplomonI To Tho lOTICE 'arty endorsed condldatesfor cate -white and blue bouquets mounted on Organza, a pointed on os First Selectman, Select- Tax Collector, Board of Fl- basque bodice, the new puff/flounced sleeve, the perky party IHaurbpstrr Hrralh Boord of Education member, r. Planning and Zoning Com -. skirt and train. Headpiece - Bridal Wreath. es. Zoning Boord of Appeols Thursday, January 31st, 1985 ommissloner. Library Dlrec- member and Insurance Com- Reprinted Courtesy of Modern Bride Magazine. s at the Town Office Building, cticut, and copies thereof are on. V. 11,1985 If the reaulred prim ary dldate(s) Is filed, pursuant to onnecticut Gen. Statutes, n o t' , 1985. Petition forms, Instruc- ilng the procedure for tiling ot t 10 schedules, may be obtained mocratic Registrar af Voters, It. Marie R. Burbank Town Clerk of Andover

NOTICE Party endorsed candidates for Ion as First Selectman, Select- surer, Tax Collector, Board of Weddings in Manchester 8 become more traditionai Windsor This gown House... By Margaret Hayden 1970s to the 1980s. “ People are going back to Herald Reporter “ When it comes to marriage, tradition,” the priest said. lsn*t white they are serious and want to do “ When it comes to miles­ Tradition is in. it r i^ t ,” be said. In the Roman tones, rights of passage, people Most wedding gowns Couples getting married to­ Catholic church, “ It’s for tend to get traditonal,” said are pure white. This W S b r o day are selecting more tradi­ keeps,” he said. Rabbi Richard Flavin of Tem­ Bianchi gown, tional wording, clothes and Marriage preparation and ple Beth Sbolom. Weddings, though, has a skirt I music than couples did 10 or IS counseling in his church and like births and deaths, are which is white and years ago, local clergymen other faiths town has in­ milestones. pink tiers of em­ JiaauHful say. creased. Roman Catholics usu­ “ I find people want the kind broidery. The' gown The announcements and pic­ ally have a waiting and coun­ .of weddings their parents also features embroi­ had,” the rabbi said. tures sent to the Manchester seling time of at least six dered and beaded WkMnga months. “ In our synagogue, to have Herald also reflect a return to Schiffli lace, high earlier customs. Those planning to be married clergy officiate at a wedding.it “ When offered an option on complete an inventory of 161 must be Kosher,” Flavin said. ■ y • neckline and ex­ as^K "The music is always Jewish.” tended sleeves. ^Cofpen walking down the aisle, most statements indicating whether brides want to,” the Rev. they agree, disagree or are Today’s bridal couple tends Frank Krukowski of St. James uncertain. The comments are to be older, he agreed. “ Girls are waiting longer to Photo courtoty of Church said. Most brides, he fed into a computer to deter­ Modom BrldoMogazIno added, prefer to have, their mine strengths and wea­ get married,” the rabbi said. fathers ^ v e them away'. Gen­ knesses and placed on a graph. More have completed years of » . 5 ,■>. .iVrv' erally in his churdi, brides The couple discuss the results graduate study than in earlier years. PtKilo court—y at Modttn Brtd« IliBwIw wear conservative gowns. with members of the church Bridegrooms wear tuxedos or staff. “ Moi^ are in their late 20s or other dressed-up clothes, he They also participate in early 30s.” said the Rev. Dale /J AV j Softer, romantic said. conferences with other couples Gustafson of Emanuel Luthe­ “ They're not avant-garde;, planning marriage led by the ran Church. He said he is These House of Bianchi gowns reflect the trend to softer, they come in well-drnsed,” church staff and married cou­ seeing fewer couples in their more roi lantic gowns. The bride's dress is embroidered teens or early 20s than he did 10 the priest said. ples. Then, the couple discuss Tradition ■I : . i organza, with a Queen Ann neckline and delicate rosette “ They’ve had their fun, their with the priest options for or 15 years ago. He, too. $ VALUABLE CERTIFICATE > < sleeves. Her bridesmaid wears « mid-length two-piece fling.” the priest said of the Biblical readings, prayers, -v» ; go>vn, with puff sleeves and lace inserts. change from the 1960s and blessing and vows. Please turn to page 3 returns to If you have married within weddings the past year, bring this ad into Gaf Abby^ booklet schu enterprises Sieffert’s and receive special Getting married? Send for Conlinued from page 2 Abby's new, updated, expanded invitations, announcements, stationery Bouquet pricing on all appliances. booklet, "How to Have a Lovely marries couples who prefer the — — Wwddtaig Package— — — Wedding.” Send your name and for all occassions 0 f traditional dress, wording and OR Special address clearly printed with a Complete line of wedding invitations, recep­ check or money order for $2.50 music for the ceremony. 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Call Manchester, 649-3617. weddings must have a strong certificate and receive the religious implication although (•2.00 extra) sam e special pricing. • Roast Prime Rib of Beef (•3.00 extra) it can be song popular on the • Dinners complete with chilled fruit cup radio. supreme with frosty sherbet, potato, Most couples the pastor vegetable, and garden salad. marries wear formal clothes lARGEST SELECTION j t r n r , , , and have a restaurant recep­ OF NAME BRAND Plus CHAMPAGNE TOAST and tion. he said. MAJOR APPLIANCES 2-HOUR OPEN BAR' C ^ Q l l Q l l Q n S 1429 Main Street “ The formality depends on —$15.95 per person — East Hartford. C T 06108 the kind of m oney,” he A T DISCOUNT explained. PRICES TO FIT ALL Flower (203) 289-9349 The Rev. Philip Saunders, pastor of the Full Gospel SYLES AND W e l p l y s Interdenominational Church, BUDGETS. SflDp sees a trend away from tuxedos house ^ flowers to suits men can wear regularly. 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If so, what kind a How will extra money be BASIC WEDDING ALBUMS consider and discuss as you work loan contracts? $1 70 • “What is. your lifestyle? Do and to what degree? spent, and at whose discretion? to complement your dress in color from * ■ w out your GMP (Good Money a How will you pay bills — you have expensive hobbies and a Would you tend to save for a a Will each individual have Partnership); monthly, biweekly, or as they interests, extensive entertain­ large purchase, like bedroom money strictly for his/her own personal use, or will all funds and come in? Who will be responsible Continued from page S If you want to distinguish your Stephanotis and freesia are still • What is your present ment costs, or a fondness (or furniture, or would you buy it maid/matron of honor and make popular for this reason. One tip now on an installment plan? spending decisions be jointly for the paperwork? income? material goods? Who will oversee long-term her feel special, say it with all florists offer is that you keep • Will you have credit cards? shared? a florist can advise you concerning • What are your fixed monthly • Are you financially pre­ items — investments, insurance, what is appropriate and how it flowers. Use different ribbons or all the wedding party flowers in pared for the unexpected — How will you use them, and who a Who will be responsible for expenses? property taxes, etc.? can be done. a different color combination, the refrigerator until the last illness, fire, accidents? will be responsible (or them? monitoring the budget? • What financial resources, if Who will maintain all re­ a Will yearly taxes be com­ Bridal bouquets do not have to and make her bouquet a cross possible moment; they’ll stay • How important is long-term • Will you have a Joint check- a any, have you brought to the cords: tax receipts, warranties piled by one of you or bothof you, be white, though white usually between your own and those of fresh longer. financial security — life insu­ ing/savings account, separate marriage? and service agreements, auto­ or by a professional? dominates. Nor, as already the bridesmaids. Mothers and grandmothers V « What is your income poten­ rance, retirement programs, accounts, or both? mentioned, do they have to If you’re planning'on having can wear their corsages on the tial in five years? 10 years? 20 savings plans? • If both of you are working, how will you allocate your consist of all fresh flowers. Even flower girls, consider their size bodice, at the wrist, on the wrist, years? • Have you ever taken a a single beautiful blossom like a and youth when selecting their or attached to a handbag. While • Do you have any outstanding financial risk — stocks, bonds, combined salaries? dramatic orchid or a long­ bouquets. The most fragile blos­ the groom traditionally pays for or impending m ajor financial other investments? a If one of you is not working, what kind of financial independ­ stemmed rose enhanced with' soms will never hold up. Small these flowers (as well as (or the obligations — school loans, child • Are you strictly of the cash ribbon or lace can be striking. basket arrangements or minia­ bridal bouquet and the bouton­ support, mortgage, etc.? 643-S6K Keep in mind that there are ture nosegays are in proportion, nieres), it is probably best to' • Outside of present necessi­ [IIV* Center Street, Manchester many ways your bouquet can be more durable, and very order them when ordering (or all ties, do you have a priority list NoMdM)r*9alMe4a)r IO>StSOt TliHrD. 'll! 9 fm fashioned. Inquire about having charming. the rest of the wedding party. It’s ,-f^r future purchases? your flowers made into a breaka­ A boutonniere delivers the nice if the mothers’ corsages can ^ ' • Is it your dream to be a D and D way bouquet; the concealed finishing touch to any man’s be somewhat in keeping with center (or bottom tail if it’s a tuxedo lapel. 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Most • Carat: The measure of dia- Six to 12 months before the • Begin trousseau shopping. thing personal such as a pin or (203) 569-0125 The four important aspects 1-5 Professional musicians. Acts Callable. diamonds are lightly tinged with, nwnd weight. One carat equals a •BANQUETS •BARMITZVAHS wedding: • Select your going-away out­ charm. Remind your fiance to that determine the vaiue of a select presents for his best man SpeciaUzing in Big Band Era Tunes. diamond — the "four C’s," as yellow or brown. A bit of color mere 200 milligrams or 1/142nd e Together, visit your clergy. fit and honeymoon clothes. detracts from a diamond’s of an ounce. Even Elizabeth Set the date for the ceremony. and ushers, such as tie pin or they are calied, include; •FUNERALS $PECUL tack, cuff links, etc. • Cut; Refers to the shape of value, but seldom diminishes the Taylor’s sprctacular eovt-carat APPOINTMESTS e'Discuss expenses with all Two months before the wed­ stone’s lovely sparkle. ^amond weighs slightly less CAN $E MADE concerned and establish a firm ding: • Check with local authorities the diamond. This includes the All Major on waiting periods for blood tests A popular round or "brilliant" cut; • Clarity: Refers to the inter­ than half an ounce, the same as Credit Cards TO FIT YOUR budget. • Plan recordingofgifts. Keep RCNEDULE necessary for obtaining a mar­ the rectangular emerald cut; the nal quality of the stone. Ninety- an airmail letter. A carat is e Decide on the size and accurate records in a book or on W edding boat-shap^ marquise; the oval, nine percent of diamonds over divided into 100 points; thus, a formality of your wedding. your invitation card files. riage license. half a carat show some internal half carat stone weighs 50 points. s e Shop for your wedding • Keep up with thank-you • Make an appointment with pear and heart shape. "You name it.. . your doctor for a complete to Remember American Express We can arrange it” dress, headpiece, and veil. notes. Diners Club • Select two or three possibili­ • Finish addressing invita­ physical examination, blood Starts with Beautiful Fashions for WE DELIVER ties for your attendants’ gowns tions and announcements. Invi­ test, and any advice regarding More buy heavier rings and arrange an ap(K>intment tations should be mailed four to contraceptive methods. Brides with the shop in the next few six weeks before the wedding. • Meet with the person han­ • Confirm the date and time of dling your reception and firm up With the increasing number of Favorite classics include white gold bands. weeks to bring your attendants in Bridesmaids carved and embossed florals in For the purist, wedding bands to see the choices. the rehearsal with your cleric. all details. couples heading to the altar, a of pure (24K) gold are now THE Notify attendants and family Mother' of the Bride trend toward heavier carved yellow or multi-colored hues, the • Select the place you’d like to traditional yellow gold circlet oRered by some trendsetting hold the reception, and make when and where it will be held. Please tan to page 18 gold wedding ring styles has jewelry stores around the Flower Girl developed. and the popular trilogy ring of reservations. Interlocking yellow, pink and country. “I DO” • Draw up the guest list. Special otter now thru Feb. 14th. Although most Americans typ­ ically buy 14-karat (14K) gold HEADQUARTERS Notify your fiance’s family to do your headpiece (g price when you purchase wedding bands, a recent "up­ the same. A Tradition of Fine your gown al half price grading” to higher ring karat- • Select your photographer, ages, particularly 18K, has also 6 3 3 -3 S 7 S musicians and florist. Wedding Photoghraphy Sale gowns 35% off—Alterations and layaway _.been observed. (Note; 24K is Complete Honeymoon Plans To • Have your fiance ask his available. —Prom Gowns— pure gold. Eighteen karat is 18 best man and ushers to be in the parts pure gold alloyed, or Dyeables by Your Favorite Destination wedding. at Sensible Prices • Discuss honeymoon destina­ mixed, with parts of other • Bermuda • Aruba metals; 14K is 14parts pure gold COLORIFICS tion possibilities. Send for PHOTOGRAPHY PUBLISHED alloyed with 10 parts of other • Hawaii „ • Virgin -Islands brochures. 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' work. • Hall Decorations • LORDtNEST There are highly-polished • Champagne Glasses • AFTIR SIX FORMALS^ rent bands comprised of dimensional • FAUM BEACH FORMALS planes or faceted angles; clean, • Anniversary Decorations 25th-50th tailored geometries; and sculp­ tural, freeform bands, often sold with interlocking engagement rings, nicknamed "encage- 135 CENTER ST. REfiACS OeaSp Minis Shop" ment” rings. " MANCHESTER For those preferring a more ro-vic in c VERNON retrospective look, ttere are 146 Sheldon Road MANCHESTER 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA wedding rings of gold which Manchester, CT Open Oeily ia00-Qi»; SM- tH 5:30 incorporate a sentimental an­ 646-8268 Open DsNy O'-ao-SJO; Thurs. ftOO < tique pattern, stone accents or 646-3322 granulation. Checklist maintains order in planning wedding trips on keeping your look healthy and beautiful ConttaiMd from page I cheon. Gifts can be presented sories for all members of the minute total count to the caterer. One day before the wedding: 'edges, then recolor the entire now or at the rehearsal dinner. bridal party are in order. • Confirm singers, musicians, a Attend the rehearsal. Re­ Just when you want to look of oil-control blotting powder, an important event — unwanted slices work well, too). Some • Meet with the musicians • Select your groom’s wed­ • Settle final details with and recheck selections to be view all duties with the princi­ your absolute best, an unwanted whisked on with a soft makeup pimples to spoil your looks. causes; water retention (so try nail. • Hot and bothered hands? who will be playing at the ding gift. caterer. played. pals in the wedding party. beauty problem seems to pop up, brush for smooth, even Although you might be tempted not to drink or eat right before Rem ^y the problem by spray­ ceremony and those you’ve • Go over all procedures of the • Check with the society editor • Remind everyone involved • Give ushers the list of guests ca u s i^ your good looks to go application. to squeeze them as a quick, retiring); sleeping with your ing a little antiperspirant on engaged for the reception. Go ceremony and receiving line. of your newspaper and your about the rehearsal dinner. to be seated in the reserved astray. For makeup that looks fresh emergency measure, it will only face into the pillow; or sleeping them. If that’s not available, over list of selections. Make seating plans for the groom’s hometown paper to find Begin arranging your gift dis­ Here, to bdp fix those bother­ all day, super clean skin is the make the problem worse in the in a hot, stuffy room. section. splash hands with a light cologne • Select the wedding ring(s). rehearsal dinner, for the cerem­ out what form they wish you to play. All cards should be some beauty blunders, profes­ key. So before applying your long run. or hold them under running cold Allow time for engraving. ony, and for the reception. Plan follow to submit your wading removed. sional beauty experts give you makeup, wash face Uioroughly Instead, help (Ight blemishes • Frazzled nail? To repair a water for a few minutes. .e Set a date with your photo- pt^tions for receiving line. The wedding day: some quick, emergency repair with a good non-drying cream by washing with a cleanser and chipped polished nail, simply fill announcement and photograph. • Insure gifts during display. • Quick hair fix. No time to gr'aimer to take your formal • Rest and thoroughly relax in tips to help turn these common wash. Carry along astringent using a mild acne medication. in with a dab of your nail color, • Keep gift checklist up to date Mail it soon. • Invite friends and relatives re-set a style that flopped? bridal portrait four weeks before and write thank-you notes daily. • Take care of name changes to drop by to see your gifts. a nice warm bath. disasters into beautiful dazzlers. soaked pads during the day for wait a few minutes, then brush- • Puffy eyes. Some cures; Create new body, waves or curls the wedding date. • Consult movers for esU- on your bank account, social • Make a final check with • Allow plenty of time to on-the-spot cleanups. ’Then for coat the whole nail. To clean up soothe and repair tired, puffy any smudges on still-wet polish, with setting gel combed through mates on moving your gifts and security card, license, insu­ florist, caterer, sexton, cleric, dress. • Shiny faces? Nothing can more control, reapply a fluff of eyes with a cold compress put polish remover into the bottle damp hair. Push hair into the One month before the wedr personal belongings to another rance, etc. musicians, and photographer. • Have a wonderful day and ruin your bridal look than oily translucent blotting power. applied for about 10 minutes cap, dip a polish brush in, stroke shape you want, let dry and ding: town, if you will be relocating. • Attend parties in your honor. • Begin honeymoon packing. enjoy every beautiful moment! shine on nose, forehead and chin. • Pimple appearance. It (cool tea bags or raw potato on lightly to ’’melt’’ uneven- you’re ready to go. ^ • Have final fitting of your Keep it under control with a fluff seems to always happen before gown and make certain it will be Two weeks before the wed­ One week before the wedding: ready to take to your bridal ding: • Wrap gifts for your attend­ portrait sitting. • Go with your fiance to fill out ant and groom. I Ih‘ I*I;ht I'Oi’ Viilif|iH' • Make- an appointment to the forms for your marriage • Add guests who have been Dress should match figure have your hair styled Just before certificate. late in accepting invitations for shoulders with sleeves that your formal portrait is taken and • Be sure clothing and acces­ the reception and give last- Whatever your figure type, wflists, % i, t ANNE'S PIACE • If yyp’re broad-shouldered, gather at the top. again the day before or day of "Old Fashioned Prices” there’r a wedding dress for you. • If you’re bosomy, stick to V-, your wedding. There are also wedding look for dresses with set-in sleeves, low Vs or high covered U-shaped or high necklines. • Check apparel for the wed­ dresses which are not for you. Avoid cinched waists, empires ding party. Have bridesmaids’ HairculSM, Perms „ Here are a few tips from the necks. Avoid puffed or leg o’mutton sleeves, broad collars that come in high under the bust, gowns fitted. Get swatches of experts you should remember ItaMtestir Talor or halter tops. and clingy jerseys. material and have shoes dyed to i l when shopping for your wedding *5» ? 20 »* • I f you’re narrow­ • If you’re wide at the hips, let 121 S p n iM 8 t W f dress; match. If any attendants live out shouldered, you can wear a cape an A-line or gently flared skirt • If you’re short, shop for of town, send their dresses to Sculptured Nails $25 or capelet, a bare neckline, or skim them. Balance by choosing them to be fitted. Check mothers' Mancht i tr 649-21M dresses with neat seams or lace H(xir: TUM.-Sol. lO-Sp.m. one that is widely curved. Accent a broad collar and puffy sleeves. dresses and accessories. Thun, til fp.m. appliques that run iengthwise. • Call the caterer and make a U M t H M . For Appt. Call Consider empire, princess or final decision on the reception Appointments Have Priority $43^1442 A-line dresses with small colars menu. Be sure that the cake has and cuffs and a (rim neckline. • If you’re tall, look for been ordered. LMES I OniElIN dresses with a trim that wraps • Confer with the florist. Be all around, wide belts, wide sure the photographer knows Qualhf Workmanahip MAmHESTER MALL collars and cuffs, raglan or what Candida you wish to have Pair Prieaa 811 Main St., Manchester butterfly sleeves, low necklines taken. 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QUESTION: How do I get my take for my announcement to be ding so the announcement can nouncemenU, but the Herald ANSWER: There’s only one Wedding band choice shouid refiect iifestyie engagement and wedding an­ published in the Herald? appear the next week. ’The prefers that information be requirement. You or a member nouncements into the Manches­ Herald will try to comply with submitted no later than 30 days of your family must live in the Wedding bands can be traced one that complements it. It’s also ring, traditionally worn on the ter Herald? enable him to show you those fancy cuts. ANSWER: The Herald prinU requesU for specific publication after the wedding. After all, your Herald’s primary circulation back to Ancient Egypt where very important to select a band, third finger of the left hand, stones which are in your pried engagement and wedding an­ dates, but this cannot be friends and family would like to area; Manchester, Andover, they were used as a symbol of that is adaptable to your dates back to the belief that the ANSWER: It’s easy. There are nouncements on Saturdays. see your wedding announcement Bolton and Coventry. oneness, wholeness and endless range without confusing you with • What should you look for guaranteed. lifestyle. vena amoris, or vein of love, ran diamonds which are either too when buying a diamond? First forms to fill out (reprinted in this They are published as space in the Herald as soon as possible. continuity. ’They were first made If you dress daily in suits or directly from the heart to the tip special supplement) that have permiU. Engagement announce­ of rattan and leather and later large and expensive or too small find a knowledgeable jeweler dresses and heels, you may want of the third finger on the left and of poor quality. who has a good reputation and is space for all the details. If you ments are usually published QUES’TION: My wedding was cast in precious metals. Some­ to consider a band that is hand. nWd another copy of the form, within one or two weeks; wed­ last week. May I still have an times early Egyptian wedding * Which shape diamond is the capable of serving you properly QUES’TION: Are there any dressier than a plain yellow While a diamond may be a gift In the years to come. Profes­ send your request with a self- ding announcements are usually announcement in the Herald? other requirements about who If you have other qnestiona, bands were unadorned but often, band. Perhaps an eternity band, from the heart it takes more than best? Whatever appeals most to addressed, stamped envelope to published the Saturday after the can have engagement and wed­ call the Herald’s Focus Depart­ they were embellished with you. Pick a shape that you can sional jewelers consider' the a single row of diamonds that love to pay for it. Most couples diamond engagement lirfg sale the Herald, P.O. Box 991, Man­ wedding. Wedding forms should ANSWER: Yes. ’There are no dings announcements in the ment at 643-8711 weekdays be­ previous stone and engravings. surrounds your finger, will suit who have little knowledge alMut live with for many years. An chester, Conn., 06(MO. You also be submitted BEFORE the wed­ time limits on wedding an- Herald? tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Today, as in ancient Egyptian engagement ring is not a piece of as the beginning of a long your style. But if your lifestyle is diamonds are concern^ abwt relationship with a customer. can pick up copies of the forms at times, we continue to use the more hearty, and you’re deeply whether they’ll get their money’s fashionable jewelry that you can the Herald’s office, 10 Bralnard wedding band as an outward sign into gardening, that plain yellow worth. After spending more than change with the seasons, so be as Place, open Mondays through of the state of matrimony. band may be Just the thing for 25 years in the jewelry business, sure as possible that you’ll love it • Also, select a diamond that Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Naturally, the style of a wedding you. we have seen and solved almost as much in five years as you do has the whitest color, no visible band is an important choice for In the past few years, there has every problem involved in pur­ now. imperfections to the naked eye QUES’TION: Do I have to use and is as large as possible, given the bride and groom. Do you been a strong trend toward chasing a diamond engagement • Which diamond shape has theformsorcani submit my own Ulanrliffitpr Hrralh want matching bands? Do you a certain sum of money. The brides selecting diamond bands ring and wedding band. ^ write-up? the most value? Without a doubt, most important of these three prefer white or yellow gold? Do made in white or yellow gold, it’s the brilliant cut which is P.O. Box 591, Manchester, C T 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 you like diamond bands? These criterion is color. It’s the first platinum, or mixed metals. PERHAPS A FEW sugges­ round. It’s available in all sizes thing you notice when you look at ANSWER: Yes, you may sub­ are questions we are constantly Some of these bands are very tions will help you and your and qualities, unlike other cuts, mit your own write-up, but make asked by couples trying to decide fancy with elaborate designs fiance to choose a ring that is a diamond. If a stone is only a sure you include all the standard and is in the greatest demand by little yellow (off-color). it’s still Engagement Form on their wedding bands. executed in diamonds. Other right for you, in both price and the jewelry industry. Should you information. Include a daytime In this country, most wedding styles are quite tailored, set with style. very noticeable. The size of a telephone number in case the decide to re-sell your diamond at diamond is second in impor­ bands are made of 14K gold neat rows of small diamonds in • Tell the diamond salesman a future date, a round stone will Herald has any questions. To announceyourengagement in the Manches­ telephone number must be given so we can either white or yellow, although tance. Small is not better in ter Herald, you or your immediate family must live very disciplined designs. Whi­ how much you can spend. Be as be more valuable, given the diamonds; besides it’s fun to contact you to verify information- during our 18K is being used more fre­ chever your choice, do so with an reasonable as possible. This will same quality, than any of the QUESTION: Do the forms in Manchester, Bolton, Andover or Coventry. quently. In other parts of the eye toward wearability. wear a “ rock.” have to be typed? working hours, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Pictures accompanying engagement an­ world 18 to 22 karat are more We will try to comply with your request for a commonly used. THE VERY NAME "dia­ ANSWER: No, but if you can’t nouncements must be glossy, black-and-white release date, or publish your engagement mond” comes from the Greek use a typewriter, PRINT as prints of good quality, no smaller than wallet size. SINCE MOST brides-to-be will word ‘‘Adamas’’ meaning un­ plainly as possible to avoid announcement on the date nearest your request, Color pictures are unacceptable. wear a diamond engagement conquerable and suggesting the Leaf, Stem & Root errors. when space is available. ring, they should choose a eternity of love. In fact, dia­ Please type all information on this form. A wedding band that was designed monds have been a symbol of FLORIST 649>2522 QUESTION: What about to be worn with their diamond or love since Ancient Greece. ’This pictures? 857 Main St„ Downtown Manchester (Next to Marlow’s) ANSWER: Ask your wedding photographer for a glossy, black- Full name of brida-elect:. and-white photograph for news flowers paper reproduction. The photo­ graph should be no smaller the 4 Address:______adartss ymr mvUaCims by 5 inches. Both engagement Add f ipal Toucl^! and wedding pictures may in­ clude the couple, or the woman Names of both parents, alive or deceased:. f" caiCi0rapf^ alone. ifaitnieiit Address: QUESTION: What if I don’t have a wedding photographer? Fiance’s name: CoUC 64S-996Z- or'i ANSWER: ’The Herald will accept your own picture, as long as it’s a good, black-and-white Address:_____ photograph. It must be in focus, with good contrast for news­ Parents’ names:. paper reproduction, and it still BACHELOR PARTY must be no smaller than 4 by 5 inches. Snapshots from instant Address:______cameras usually will not te SPECIAL .acceptable. • Sausage & Peppers Personal facts about bride-elect (education, service record, etc.): QUESTION: What about ti • Oven Roast Chicken w/Potatoes color picture? • Shells with Meat Sauce ANSWER: Sorry, the Heralc cannot accept color photo­ • Cold Cut Platter graphs. They don’t look good Ham, Cooked Salami, Genoa Salami, when printed in the newspaper. 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Take tha guess out of choosing the perfect cosmetic colors for Today’s bride may not realize Manchester, Andover, Bolton or Coventry. 1940s and ’50s — and m any of that whatever type of headdress Include a telephone number where you can be younelf. We request that all information of your vyedding the bridal fashions come she chooses, she will be repres­ and the wedding photograph be submitted 10 reached for verification of facts during our For a private coruultalion with a **Living Color'* Sped^ist and enting a mix of tradition and working hours, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. straight from the same era. Professional make-up artist call Maureen MooMer 643-1374. origins throughout the world. days before your wedding and no later than 30 If bridal gowns are lacy, the days after the wedding. Please supply complete The wedding story and picture will be published During the late 1800s in the by the Herald as soon as possible after your lace is European and expensive. names and type all information on this form. Pearls are sewn on, not glued. United States, the type of veil or wedding, as space permits. hat the bride wore was deter­ Wedding pictures submitted for publication Fabrics are soft, flowing and of mined largely by her role in natural fibers. Head p i^ s are society. creative and full of drama. So long Lady Di. Hello sophisti­ SPfOALIZtMS ' TRI-CITY Veils and wreaths were a part IN WEDDING SHOmNQ PLAZA cation, individuality, flair and an » BIBTHDAY VERNON • 644-MR2 of the bridal wardrobe almost Full name of bride: CAKES exclusively in the early 1800s, authentic sense of history — not while hats grew more fashiona­ to be mistaken for tradition. ble later on. Bride's address: — Bridal wear takes three new directions this year — period ^SMKESHOP/ The importance of the head­ wedding gowns that reflect dress was so great that, accord­ Bride’s parents’ names and address: Wedding Cakes ing to wedding photos from that the past, the use of pale colors, period, more money may have preferably in raw American You Have A Choice! been spent on the headpiece than silk taffeta or organza, and on the dress itself. Fuii name of bridegroom:------tea length, or mid-calf, gown. • Pound * French Coffee Veils varied greatly in the One recent bride, Paula • Carrot * Marble expense and quality of the lace Bridegroom’s address:------Schwed, 30, of Washington, opted • Cherry Nut used, with machine-made lace for the shorter length. "The truth becoming more popular in the Bridegroom’s parents’ names and address: is ... I just couldn’t see myself in 20th century. a long drew," she said. Large hanging veils, actually Since she had been living with 4 4 4 covering the face of the bride, her fiance for two years, “It date back to when the groom did wasn’t going to be the event of i not see his Intended until after Date of ceremony: my lifetime. I just wanted to look the ceremony. like myself and I couldn’t picture The late 1800s also brought a Place of ceremony:------myself looking like a fairy unique style of veil: divided princess in some long thing.” down the front, off center, as if to Officiating clergyman and affiliation:. "Tea length has become a very resemble curtains. important part of a bridal line,” Using a wreath to hold the veil said Sandy Benarick, wedding M m Type of service:______merchandising specialist at J.C. in place was a fashionable I t - variant with orange blossoms Penney in Springfield, Va. and jasmine u e ^ most fre­ Bride given In marriage by (give address and relationship If not father):. "We’re getting a lot moreolder quently for floral decorations. women plus women going the iC3!S Many wellpreserved Victorian second time around,” she said. Hi and Edwardian wreaths were "It seems that they don’t want to Sp«cW Pries for drgonaolioni, Churchot, Synogoguoi, sc. constructed with delicate wax be bothered with all the fuss.” flowers. Silk, cotton wool and Maid of honor, address, relation to bridal couple: She predicted shorter, more cotton materials were also popu­ informal dresses would soon lar alternatives for the floral Bridesmaids:------— ------take over a majority of the bridal wreath. gown and bridesmaid’s lines In other countries, a variety of Flower girt:------4 ^ “like it was in the 19S0s” when colors, fabrics, textures and the “ballerina length” was in even precious jewels were used style. This year’s shorter styles, Bridal wear this year reflects three new directions — for the bridal crown, or Best man, address, relation to bridal couple: however, are straighter, with traditional style, the use of pale colors and a mid-calf headdress. skirts so narrow they can even An Interesting interpretation length. Model Tamara Klosz shows a drop-shoulder Ushers:------hinder walking. gown by Priscilla at Claire Dratch Bridal Fashions in of this comes from Hungarian "Five years ago with (Prin­ folklore, which says the bridal Washington. RIngbearer------cess) Di, everyone said, ’Let’s be crown or coronet signifies that traditional,”’ Joyce Cohen, fa­ tte bride is indeed queen for the shion editor of Bride’s magazine, day, with an unquestionable Place of reception: BHIflURfllll r i ^ t to her crown. said in an interview. “People are IT .IA 4 M The customs of bright and still liking the idea of big That indicates, she said, that LoVece and Demetrios for Ilissa. MM.T0N ornate wedding styles began in Wedding trip to: — weddings but people are not after generally declining in 1983, A little more skin is showing in the Scandinavian countries. afraid to do their own thing. marriages have leveled off and general, with drop-shoulder In Norway, a wedding was Bridal couple’s residence:------They’re saying, 'I’m going to let are beginning to increase. gowns coming back for the third always an occasion to display, my dress show my personality’” And apparently no price is too straight year, daring dropped special finery. In the case of the Personal tacts about bride (education, service record, employment, etc.): — with suits, tea length and other high to pay for the bride of 1985. "V” backs and low-shoulder, Route 6 & 44A, Bolton Norwegian headdress, the bride types. A Bride’s Magazine reader low-back dresses with lace or had her choice of two distinctly “People are also going very profile study shows the average other sheer “blusher” fabrics different styles of crowns. dramatic,” she said. “Head reader spends $345 on her covering the areas. Piano’s, a family operated Rest­ Even today, the Norwegian pieces can get very dramatic wedding gown and 8100 on the For the head, floral wreaths aurant in Bolton on Rt. 6.& 44A, bride still has two crowns from with beads and pearls and sprays head piece.. Penney’s dresses with dangling strings of pearls will give careful attention to wUch to choose, the "church” flying all over the place.” average abdilt 1350, but designer down the sides frame the face. your Wedding Reception, crown, with its virgin signifi­ Personal tacts about bridegroom: The’effect goes back to the gowns — depending on fabrics Hats are embroidered and pearl- Shower or Pre-Wedding. cance, and a more ordinary 1940s and beyond, in fashions and workmanship — can range covered. Sleeves are short and Dinner. Accommodations crown. that could reflect a changing from $550 to $2,000. bouffant or straight and lacy. In Finland, the popular head­ attitude about marriage in Top designers to watch for are Gloves abound. for the smallest group dress was a combination of the general. Ada Athanassiou, Phyllis Bian- up to 300. two crowns from Norway. It ia a Alice Haywood, spokeswoman chi, Frank Masandrea, Jim Whatever the bride’s choice. Call Today For large crown construct^ with for the National Center for Hjelm for Galina, Priscilla, and Hunt said, “You look at the colored paper and artificial Menu Information Tetophonac Signature of bride or groom: Health Statistics, said that from Yumi Katsura, according to entire person, the outfit and flowers. January through September of Dolly Hunt, buyer-manager of everything. You can have all the 643-2342 Today’s brides more closely 1984, 1.9 million people were the bridal department at Claire equipment to work with but if follow the traditional Swedish married — 1 percent higher than Dratch, an exclusive Washing­ you’re not putting it together bride. She would wear a head- the comparable period the year ton specialty store. Other ace right... you could have the wrong drsas made of a piece of fine before. bridalwear sculptors are Ron dress for the wrong bride.” linen. Manchester R€ se By Elaine S. 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