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STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) - Finance Minister Kjell-Olof Prime Minister Olof Palme was Feldt confirmed just after 12:30 assassinated Friday night on a a.m. (6:30 p.m. EST) that the Stockholm street by at least two prime minister had been shot and shots at close range minutes after was dead. He and his wife had he left a movie theater with his walked only a few blocks from the wife. movie theater when he was killed. Police questioned a taxi driver "It is an almost unbelievable and two girls who saw the'' shock. It is a thing one cannot 59-year-old leader slain. Authori believe could happen in Sweden,” ties said they were searching for said lilf Adelsohn, leader of the one gunman — aged 35 to 40 with opposition Conservative Party. “It dark hair and a long dark coat — is a tragedy not only for Olof and possibly a second suspect, also Palme's family but for the demo in his. 40s. cratic ideal all Swedes support. Some 30 police patrol cars and “Sweden will never be the buses massed in central Stockholm same.” he said. minutes after the assassination. Police set up checkpoints at city exits, stopping cars to look for suspects. The news agency TT said Palme leaves was shot about 15 minutes after he and his wife Lisbeth left a movie theater showing a Swedish film tax hike titled "The Brothers Mozart.” ; At about 11:30 p.m., the couple Hanid photo by Baahiw stepped from narrow Tunnelgaten in question street onto the Sveavagen, one of Stockholm’s major avenues, when Holy work Palme was shot at least twice, once By George Layng in the chest and once in the Herald Reporter Lou Welch of the D. G. Peterson Co. of Manchester dips being repainted and the floors refinished. The project, abdomen from just a few yards his brush into a paint bucket as he sits atop scaffolding in which began Feb. 10, should be finished by Palm away, police said. The lower-than-expected in Sunday, March 22, according to Pastor Newell H. Curtis Police said the chest wound crease in Manchester’s 1985 Grand the Center Congregational Church sanctuary. The killed Palme. Mrs. Palme suffered List may mean a tax increase sanctuary and other parts of the 82-year-old church are Jr. More pictures on page 4. a slight back injury, police said. slightly greater than the 5-mill The taxi driver, Anders Dels- hike Town Manager Robert Weiss born, 27. reported the shooting to predicted would be needed to fund the taxi agency's central the budget requests of various switchboard. town departments, Manchester 'One Manchester’ may rise again “I heard him shout, ‘Somebody Budget Officer Robert Huestis ^aid . r has been shot! Immediately call Friday. ambulance and police! switch However, the final town budget board operator Ann Louise Pauls- and the tax rate needed to finance Cummings cites rumblings, but former members baik son said. “I then asked if I it are still uncertain, and officials understood him correctly. Anders said the Grand List totals are close replied, ‘I'm sure he is. He's lying to what had been expected. By John F. Kirch consolidation, has not yet been consolidation. But none had heard should be one.” But he added: ”1 down and he's not moving any Huestis said that Weiss antici and George Loyng reorganized. But Cummings said anything about reorganizaing the* don't think I could be an active more.’” pated a 4 percent increase in the he had heard from some Manches group. member. I could lend my name to Police, alerted by Paulsson, total amount of taxable property in A citizens' committee that ter residents interested in re Alfred Campbell, the chairman it.” found Palme's body in a puddle of town. However, Grand List figures pushed for consolidation of the forming it. of the origanal 24-member com Attorney Paul Marte, another blood on a snow-covered sidewalk. released Friday by Town Assessor town add the Eighth Utilities "They're just waiting to be mittee, could not be reached for former member, said: “I haven’t As was customary in Sweden, J. Richard Vincent show only a 3.8 District in the late 1970s may te asked,” Cummings said. But Cum comment. But Campbell’s wife been asked. 1 would have to Palme had no bodyguard. percent rise. reactivated, Manchester’s Demo mings stopped short of saying that said Friday that he was not consider (getting involved) after Palme and his wife were taken to Huestis explained that the 3.8 cratic town chairman said Friday. the Committee For One Manches interested in getting involved in that happens.” nearby Sabatsberg Hospital, percent increase means one tax Democratic Town Chairman ter would renew its efforts. And local politics. “I'm still- in favor of one where the prime minister died, the mill is worth $697,500. He said Theodore R. Cummings, an out former members of the group who “I very much favor consolida Manchester,” said former com agency said. The time of death was Town Manager Robert Weiss had spoken advocate of consolidation, were reached Friday night ex tion,” said former committee mittee member Edward P. Colt- not immediately available. anticipated one mill being worth told the Herald that the "Commit pressed little interest in parUcipat- member Dr. Charles Jacobson Jr. man. whose wife, former town Vice Premier Ingear Carlsfon $700,000 when he predicted a 5-mill tee for One Manchester,” which ing in a renewed effort. “I feel as strongly as ever that the took over as acting prime minister. tax increase for the 1986-87 fiscal was formed in 1970 to push for Some said they still favored Eighth District and the town Please turn to page 3 The nation plunged into mourning, year., which begins July 1. with Swedish radio suspending The lower Grand List figure regular programming to play means taxes will have tube raised somber classical music. more than the 5 mills if the town is Eastern reaches accord with workers Authorities cordoned off the going to fund the$50,978,769 budget intersection where Palme was proposal based on the requests of A union leader said the agree Eastern's lender banks had man and Texas Air Chairman killed in a business district deve- department heads. However, MIAMI (UPI) — Eastern Air Huestis said the increase in the lines reached tentative agreement ment — worked out in an all-night threatened to throw the company Frank Lorenzo said Tuesday con l o |^ in the 1960s. Dozens of people session with a federal mediator — into technical default on its $2.5 cessions from the- machinists are gathered behind the cordons, look figure will not be great. Friday on a new cost-cutting “It won’t make a one mill contract with its flight attendants, included 20 percent paycuts but billion debt if it failed to cut its imperative. ing at the puddle of blood only a compared favorably to industry labor costs by today. Neither side would discuss de couple yards away. difference, but a fraction of a narrowly averting a strike and "This is outrageous,!-' said one mill," he said. clearing the way for the company standards. Although Eastern's pilots, flight tails of the Transport Workers In addition to forestalling a Union contract, but. taken with the bystander. Jan Arvidsson, The budget proposal and the tax to press its machinists union for attendants and non-union em A British government spokes rate based on it might be reduced paycuts. strike by the carrier's 6,200 flight ployees have now agreed to 20 impending Texas Air takeover, attendants set for a minute after major savings in a new contract man in London said his nation was when Weiss makes a formal percent paycuts, the dirline’s request to the Board of Directors. "Everything's back to normal, midnight Saturday, Elastem said 12,500 member machinists union with the Air Line Pilots Associa “ appalled and shocked” by the including tne nerve ends of 40,000 the cost cuts would allow the tion and salary cuts imposed on assassination. In Japan, Prime Traditionally, the amounts re has taken no paycuts this year and Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone des quested by the various depart- Elastem employees,” said Jerry company to recall more than a has a contract good until 1987. management and non-union Cosley, a spokesman for the thousand other flight attendants workers, it was expected to win cribed Palme as a “great force for embattled airline. laid off Feb. 4. Eastern Chairman Frank Bor Eastern some breathing room. peace and disarmament." Pleaae turn to page 3 TODAY’S HERALD Drug assistance plan moving forward
HARTFORD (UPI) — State committee postponed on regula recommended a flat $6 charge to March 11; Hamden.March 12; O’NbIII hits charges Index Department of Aging officials said tions needed to get the program people who participate in the Brookfleld. March 13 and Norwich, Friday they plan to moving ahead going. program. March 14. Gov. William A. O’Neill on 20 pogoa, 2 —cMoiio with a program to help 95.000- The Legislature's Regulations Gunther, who is co-chairman of The program, to be known as Friday dismissed allegations he eligible elderly residents help pay Review Committee«met Wednes the Legislature's Public Health Connecticut Pharmaceutical As used taxpayers’ money for his for prescription drugs.. day to decided on the regulations Committee, said that panel has sistance Contract for the Elderly, re-election campaign, calling A d v iM 1A but decided to wait until a March 12 legislation ready to implement the Under a law enacted last year, a is open to residents 65 or older who them political maneuvers de n i t a l M M in meeting to take any action. task force recommendations and a have lived in the state the last 183 signed “to get me out of office." pilot program will begin April 1 in Sen. George Gunther. R- revised program can be put into 1 0 - 9 0 which the state will pay part of the days and have incomes of less than Story on page 9. Stratford. said he wanted the place by the April 1 deadline. $9,000 if single or less than $12,000 if r iA m i r e n cost of prescription drugs for Legislature to pass another law "We’re not trying to stall, what married and have no other pres A low-income elderly people. this year changing the way the we want to do is have the program cription insurance coverge. FrwMte The agency said personnel and program would wotK brought on line properly.” Gunther 1 *> eqgipment was in place to launch Gunther wanU to adopt a task said. The Department on Aging said about 95,000 residents are eligible L o ttA ry 9 the program despite a dispute force's recommendations and then The Department on Aging has Sunny skies among some legislators over how approve appropriate regulations, set up five informational forums to for the program that is expected to D n in iA n 8 cost the slate about $^,000 a Skies will be sunny today and it should work. rather than accepting the regula explain the program for senior On Thursday. Senate President tions to carry out the law as it is citizens and professionals over the month. highs will be in the mid 30s Winds 11-ia will be west 10 to 15 mph. Tonight ftp A rtn Pro Tempore Philip S. Robertson." now on the bMks. next two weeks. Residents wishing to obtain will be mostly clear and cold with 1 l' Q AWnriH 7 in R-Cheshire. said the program may The law calls for the state to pay The meetings will be held in applications can call 1-800-423- lows 10 to IS. Details on page 2. WMrthor 2 be delayed because a legislative half the cost while the task force Norwajk on March 7; Hartford, 5028. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. M «r 1. 1986 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Mar. 1. 19>» Town Grand List falls short WEATHER of estimate used by manager
Today’s forecast Conlinned from page I showed an increase of 3.8 percent that real property grew 2.7 per over 1964. The taxable property cent, to $547,898,000. Vincent said CoBMctical. Massachmetts aad RkoSe Islaad: ments are reduced by the town totaled $713,118,000 this year, as the rise was due to normal new Sunny Saturday. Highs in the 30s. Mostly clear manager. Any reduction would compared to 8607.116,000 the pre construction. Saturday night, vlyows 10 to 15 northwest and in the lessen the need to raise the mill vious year. He said personal property values upper teens to niid 20s southeast. Partly sunny rate. In his report, Vincent said the. grew in 1985 because of the Sunday. Highs in the 30s. The Board of Directors can also 1984 motor vehicle assessment was purchase of new equipment by Maine and New HaaspsUre: Mostly clear vote to reduce Weiss’s budget ” a one year windfall” because a businesses and residents. Tbe weather s6uth and partly doudy north through request. But Democratic Majority revised pricing schedule was category showed a 7.3 percent Sunday. Chance of flurries north on Sunday. Lows Leader Stephen Penny has said the - adopted then. This gave “ an increase to $75,676,000. in the single numbers and teens. Highs in the 20s tax increase this year will be the unusually high increase in the The 1985 Grand List originally north to 30s south. largest in Ifi years. motor vehicle list” for that year, was to have been completed by Vermont: A mix of clouds and sun Saturday with Other factors play a role in the he said.' The 1985 value of ail Jan. 31. but delays caused Man a few flurries. Highs in the 20s to low 30s. situation as well. taxable motor vehicles in Man chester and other area to wns to ask Increasing ciouds Saturday night. A few flurries. The 5-miII increase estimate was chester totaled $89,543,000, which for a one-month extension. Among Rather cloudy with flurries mainly north Sunday. • based on the aid the town would was $6,614 over 1984 figures.^ the problems foriSng the extension receive if Gov. William O.’NgIH’o "The motor vehicle list returned, was the state Motor Vehicle proposed budget is approved by to normal,” Vincent reported. The Department’s delay in sending the Extended outlook , the General Assembly. But increase in 1985 was 8 percent as town a list of the registered motor election-year politics have made it compared toa 16.7 percent jumpin vehicles, incorrect supplemental Extended outlook for New England Monday ’'uncertain what budget will be 1984. tax bills for motor vehicles, staff retirements and work on the through Wednesday: adopted. Vincent said the smaller in re-evaluation of property that will Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: The increase in Manchester's crease was completely expected 1985 Grand List was slightly less and stressed' that the Grand List be used for the 1987 Grand List. Monday and l^esday sunny with normal tempera The figures released Friday may ture. A chance of flurries early Wednesay then than last year’s increase because totals are average for Manchester. 1 “ This year is a normal year,” he be revised when the Board of Tax clearing. High in the 30s. Overnight low in the of a smaller rise in the total amount of new motor vehicle said. “ It's still a good year. Just Review holds hearings later this upper teens to middle 208. HsrsM photos by Bsshsw U P l p h o to values, Vincent said Friday. - compared to the 16.7 percegf month. Traditionally, the changes March marches In ' Vermont: Chance of flurries Monday. Fair The 1985 Grand List, which is an (increase in 1984 motor vehicle made are minor, but property Tuesday. Flurries Wednesday. Highs in the 30s. assessment of all the taxable assessments), it looks minuscule.” owners upset with the assessment Today; Skies wijl be sunny and highs wili be in the mid 30s Winds will be Lows in the teens. Today In history property in town through October, The 1985 Grand List figures show can petition to have revisions. Maine.and New Hampshire: Fair through the west 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: Mostly clear and cold with lows 10 to 15. period except chance of flurries early Wednesday. Julio Sanguinetti, who took over as president of Uruguay Bolton students Sunday Mostly sunny with highs in the mid 30s. Drawing by Meg Lows in the single numbers to lower teens north after 12 years of military rule, talks to congress in Melluzzo of 147 Ferguson Road, a fourth-grader at St. James School. and mostly teens south. Highs in the 20s to lower 30s Montevideo on March 1, 1985. polish their act Advocates north and 30s south. Mancbester/Area Bolton Center balk at talk 30.00 29,77 Across the nation Abnanac School sixth-grader Towns In Brief SEATTLE Bryan Levesque, of new effort Thick fog covered the California coast for the above, takes instruc BOSTON third day Friday, causing three freeway pileups, Today is Saturday, March 1, the On this date in history: Continue from page 1 SBM opens Tolland branch while light snow made driving hazardous in the 60th day of 1986 with 305 to follow. In 1781, the American colonies tions from school The Savings Bank of Manchester will open a new branch in Appalachian Mountains. One person was killed in The moon is approaching its last adopted the Articles of Confedera band director Tim Director Eleanor Coltman, is Tolland Monday when it takes over a branch of Heritage Savings NEW YORK quarter. > tion. paving the way for a federal one of the pileups. Ketterer. At right, sitting oh a Charter Revision and Loan Association at 239 Merrow Road, SBM President Springlike temperatures continued over the The morning stars are Mars, union. Commission currently studying William R. Johnson said in a news release. nation west of the Rockies, with high temperatures ' Jupiter and Saturn. In 1803, Ohio became the 17th Levesque puts his The evening stars are Mercury state of the Union. provisions related to consolida The new office will be SBM’s eighteenth branch, most of which in the 60s over the northern Rockies and plateau skills into action by tion. That commission — formed and 80s and 90s across the Southwest. and Venus. -> In 1932, aviator Charles Lind are north and east of Manchester. after majority Democrats on the Customers who have savings and checking accounts at the Thirteen record highs were set or tied, with Those bom on this day are under bergh’s young son was kidnapped. playing the trom Board of Directors decided the former Heritage branch will have their accounts automatically 00 records established for the fifth consecutive day in the sign of Pisces. They include The boy’s body was found May 12. bone. The student is LOS A author William Dean Howells in time was ripe to again seek transferred to SBM Monday. Mortgages and loans originated Tucson and Yuma, Ariz. A high of 74 at and Bruno Hauptmann was exe consolidation — will look at possi 1837; orchestra leader Glenn polishing up his act through Heritage will remain with Heritage. N Winnemuca, Nev.. broke a 105-year-o|d record. cuted for the crime in 1936. ble changes that would make it - HIGHEST Miller in 1904; actor David Niven An SBM spokeswoman said Tuesday that office hours at the Up to 20 cars collided in heavy fog during the for next Wednes easier to force the fiercely inde in 1910; poet Robert Lowell in 1917; In 1954, five members of Con TollanjLbranch will stay the same; Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. to TEMPERATURES morning rush hour on the.Devore Freeway 70 miles pendent utilities district into the singers Dinah Shore in 1917 (age gress were wounded when Puerto day’s Prism Concert, 4 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to noon. The 50 30. east of Los Angeles. Police estimated visibility was town fold! 69), and Harry Belafonte in 1927 Rican nationalists opened fire phone number will be changed to 872-7129, she said. less than 100 feet when a slow-moving car was which will feature (age^59); British musician and from the gallery of the House of The district, which has provided rear-ended by another vehicle and both stopped in actor Roger Daltrey in 1945 (age Representatives. bands and choirs fire protMtion and sewer service the traffic lanes, triggering the pile-up. 41), and actor-filmmaker Ron In 1961, President John Kennedy from the Center to much of northern Manchester Board to consider resolution ^ m nArn Howard in 1954 (age 32). formed the Peace Corp.c. for almost a century, is often at One man was killed when he left his disabled car iSchool and Bolton The Board of Directors Tuesday will consider passing a and struck as he stood on the highway, odds with the town government. SHOWERS^ Flow High School. The Democratic leaders contend the resolution calling on Congress and the national administration to California Highway Patrol officer John Gomez UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST <& town subsidizes the district. continue a federal revenue sharing program after Sept. 30, when said. The accident, which involved three tractor- Lottery concert will begin in it it scheduled to lapse if Congress takes no action to save it. trailer rigs, also sent five people to nearby the Bolton High “ I would support the people who Organizations of municipal officials have been campaigning to hospitals for treatment of minor injuries. were in favor of one Manchester,” have the revenue sharing program continue. School gym at 7:30 Coltman said. But he would not National forecast Friday in New England: Mayor Barbara Weinberg has written letters to members of About 10 miles west of Sacramento, an estimated commit his name to a new Connecticut daily Tri-state daily: 332, 2314 p.m. the Connecticut Cqngressional delegation urging them to vote for 30 to 40 vehicles were involved in two chain- pro-consolidation committee. Snow is forecast today for portions of the lower Great Lakes and north reaction collisions in the dense fog on the Yolo Friday: 004 Rhode Island daily; 6862 continuation of the funds, which have brought about $903,000 a Atlantic coast regions. Elswehere weather will be fair in general. Causeway. Two minor injuries were reported. Massachusetts daily: 2434 Other original members — in year to Manchester over the past few years. Play Four: 9082 cluding former Mayor John W. President Ronald Reagan has not recommended continuation. L o tto : 6-15-16-20-23-31 i J . Thompson, Dr. Douglas H. 3mith The Capitol Region Council of Governments, of which Friday’s Jingo numbers: 10- and Judge of Probate William E. Manchester is a member, passed a resolution Jan. 22 opposing other lottery numbers drawn 23-77-32-88-65-59-47-31-60 FitzGerald — also said they had any reductions in general revenue sharing funds for the 1986 C aiendfirs not heard about any renewed federal fiscal year and urges the extension of a revenue sharing efforts to reorganize the commit program after 1986. PEO W i tee. And none expressed much The town Board of Directors is scheduled to meet Tuesday at 8 interest in joining a reorganized p.m. in the hearing roim of Lincoln Center. CAN YOU HELP? Manchester Bolton committee. “ I don't have an opinion on Blast from the past NAME: RAYLENE SUSAN Help for Leila ‘Zone’ on trial consolidation at this time,” said Schools take grant applications HELSLEY Monday Monday Old Santa Barbara recaptured Holly Parking Authority, Lincoln Center gold room. 8 Board of Selectmen-Board of Finance, Community FitzGerald. ” I don't intend to play A Vermont seed company is sending 500 Director John Landis’ lawyer has asked a DATE MISSING: Ol/OS/83 Catholic schoolsin the Archdiocese of Hartford, including four wood’s Golden Era to open its first annual a.m. ■ Hall, 7:30 p.m. any role.” pounds of corn and peas to Leila Nicol, the judge to postponethe moviemaker’s involun FROM: RUSTON, LOUISIANA in Manchester, are now taking applications for tuition assistance International Film Festival, motorcading Income tax assistance, Lincoln Center gbid room, 6 Tuesday If the committee were reacti 85-year-old widow who won a legal battle to tary manslaughteKtrial in the “ Twilight DOB: 10/19/70 grants from the St. Elizabeth Seton Fund. celebrities like Ted Danson and Robert to 9 p.m. Board of Selectmen. Community Hall, 8 p.m. vated, the move would come after The fund was established four years ago by Archbishop John F. continue feeding wild ducks at her lakeside Zone" helicopter crakh that killed actor Vic RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center home in New Brighton. Minn, Morrow and two childi^ nearly four years Mitchum to the theater in antique cars. Wednesday the reconvening of another com Whealon to assist parents who want to provide their children with EYES: BLUE hearing room, 7 p.m. "W e thought we could send her a care ago. Other stars at Thursday night’s opening Planning Commission hearing. Community Hall. 8 mittee, which is oppossed to a Catholic education. Guidelines and applications for assistance HEIGHT: Board of Education and Board of Directors, consolidation. That group, called package of corn and pea seed as a goodwill Attorney James Nbm h^s filed a motion included Christine Lahti, Danson’s co-star in S’ p.m. from the fund have been sent to all elementq.ry and secondary Manchester High School library, 7:30 p.m. Stop Tampering with the Eighth’s gesture from New England." Guy Thomas, asking Superior Court ,^dge Roger Boren to the festival-featured “ Just Between WEIGHT: 80 LBS schools in the archdiocese. Friends’ ’; Jane Russell, James Woods, Tuesday Thursday American Liberties, or STEAL, president of the Vermont Bean Seed Co. of put off the trial’s scheduled June 24 start. HAIR: DARK BLOND Comment session. Board-of Directors’ office. Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library. 7:30 This year grant awards of up to 50 percent of tuition will be Stuart Whitman and 18-year-old Timothy orgainized in the 1970s to fight the Bomoseen Vt.. said Friday. Deputy District Attorney Lea Purwin LAST SEEN: Raylene was left at Municipal Building. 9 to 10 a.m. p.m. made based on financial need. Gihhs, making his film debut in ’’’Just town's effort to take over the "The ducks ... I think they will appreciate D’Agostino filed a motion opposing the delay. home, alone, for approximately Public hearing on - education issues with state Friday Average tuition is $450 this year at St. Bridget and St. James Between Friends.” district and re-formed this week. it." Nicol said. Pretrial motions are scheduled March 18. one hour, while her father went legislators, Keeney School cafeteria. 7 p.m. Democratic Town Committee. Community Hall. elementary schools and Assumption Junior High School, and “ Coming here tonight makes me feel like STEAL, which Monday named A Ramsey County Municipal Court judge Neal said he was busy defending Louisiana to school to pick up Raylene’s Hockanum Rivqr Linear Park Committee, Lincoln 7:30 p.m. $1,735 at East Catholic High School. I ’m in '40s Hollywood, with all the old cars Center conferenctroom, 7:30 p.m. former Chairman Robert Bletch- Information and applications for the grants are available from on Monday dismissed public nuisance Gov. Edwin Edwards in a federal racketeei^- younger sister. When they charges against Nicol. NeWBrighton offi ing retrial that begins March The first and lights,” E^anson said. " I always wished I Board of Dijceiifors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 8 man to his old post, will hold an the principals at the schools. returned, Raylene, a blue cials had contended her duck feeding trial ended in a hung jury. could have been born earlier so I could have ' p.m. informational session Wednesday attracted hundreds of other waterfowl and Landis and four others are charged with been a part” of that era. weekend case, some clothes, and Wednesday Coventry to kick off its anti-consolidation campaign. The charter commis caused public health concerns involuntary manslaughter in the deaths of The Spanish-style courtyard of the Arling money were gone. It is believed Veterans Field Advisory Committee, Lincoln Kindergarten registration set Monday > sion will hold a public hearing " I want to feed the ducks less and less and Morrow and child actors Myca Dihn Le, 7. ton Theater, festooned with multicolored that someone drove away with Center hearing room, 7 p.m. Welfare Board, Town Office Building, 7 p.m.. Thursday. Registration for children who will be entering kindergarten see if they will leave, but I’m afraid they and Renee Chen, 6, in a fiery crash July 23, balloons, was packed with stars, city her in a vehicle. Thursday officials, camera crews and reporters as Cheney Historic District Commission, Probate Town Council. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. next fall in the Manchester school system will be March 12 and 13 won’t." Nicol said. " I had hoped this would 1982. NAME: OLISA SUSAN Tuesday Democratic Chairman Cum between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at all elementary schools. quiet down after the trial. As I’ve said ail spotlights heralded the gala f«om across the Court, 4:30 p.m. mings said that members of A helicopter being used in a mock Vietnam WILLIAMS Income tax assistance, Lincoln Center hearing Housing Authority, on site. 7 p.m. Children who will be 5 years old on or before Jan. 1, 1987, are along. I hope .something good comes out of War scene for "Twilight Zone — The Movie” street. STEAL will probably attend the DATE MISSING: 07/10/82 room, 6 to 9 p.m. Electronic Advisory Committee, Town Office eligible to enter kindergarten in September. this for the wildlife” Danson, best known for his role as Sam the meeting of the Charter Revision crashed on top of the three during Aiming at FROM; ANN ARBOR, Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. Building. 7:30 p.m. Parents are asked to call the school that serves their area to Nicol said she doesn’t tally how much feed Indian Dunes park, 35 miles northwest of bartender in the television series “ Cheers,” Human Services Advisory Committee. Town Office Commission. But former members M IC H IG A N Commission on Children and Youth, Lincoln Center obtain registration forms before the day of registration. Also she buys. downtown Los Angeles. drew the biggest crowd of autograph Building, 8:30 p.m. of the pro-consolidation committee seekers. DOB: 08/10/81 gold room, 7:30 p.m. said they would not be at the required at registration time are proofs of age and certain Charter Revision Commission public hearing, Illing Youth baseball sign up. Town Office Building, 7 to 9 “ I love this town,” said Lahti, a 1984 RACE/SEX: BLACK/FEMALE meeting. immunizations. Kindergarten children are also required to have Junior High School cafeteria, 8 p.m. p.m. a physical examination prior to entrance into school. supporting-actress Oscar nominee for EYES: B R O W N Saturday Wednesday " I suspect STEAL will come out “ Night Shift.” HEIGHT: 2’ Income tax assistance, Lincoln Center conference Charter Revision Commission. Town Office Build Mary Tyler Moore, who was absent with 100 or more people beating WEIGHT: 3S LBS room. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ing, 7:30 p.m. their chests on Thursday.” Cum Career program for adults Thursday, plays Danson’s wife, while Miss School Building Committee, Coventry High School. HAIR: BROWN mings said. Lahti plays his lover. The two women meet at 7:30 p.m. The commission, which com EAST HARTFORD — About 60 area employers and an aerobics class and learn they have much Recreation Committee, Patriots Park. 7:30 p.m. representatives of colleges and technical schools will be on hand LAST SEEN: Andover prises five Democrats and four in common. Father took child, Economic Development Commission, Town Office for a regional adult career fair Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at East and child was supposedly taken Republicans, will be looking at Monday Building. 8 p.m. sections 10.10 and 10.11 of the Town Hartford High School. fiom father by an unknown Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building. 3 p.m. Thursday Charter. Those sections state that The annual program is sponsored by the Regional Adult Basic Still going strong Housing Rehabilitation Commission, Town Office person when father fell asleep on Eastern Connecticut Citizen Action Group, Andover consolidation between the town Education Program, which serves several area towns, including Mamie Keith, born three years before park bench. Congregational Church, 7:30 p.m. Building, 7:30 p.m. and utility district cannot take Andover. Bolton, Coventry and Manchester. Custer’s last stand, may have claim to a spot place unless the move is approved The representatives at the free fair will provide information to in the Guinness Book of World Records as the in a separate election by district adults planning to enter or re-enter the work force, change world’s oldest person, relatives said. Any information? Caii 1-800-843-5678 voters. careers or further education or training. Mrs. Keith, 112, was born March 22,1873, Protesters blast ‘Hall Mary’ The six Democratic members of East Hartford High is at 879 Forbes St. ) according to relatives. That was two months the Board of Directors, who have supported consolidation over Re and 12 days beforethe birth of Eliza Williams NORWALK (DPI) — Dozens of controversy. “ It’s already played walk, but Fox vowed to run every of Wales, recognized Monday by Guinness, chanting demonstrators picketed a 35 cities.” scheduled show of the movie. publican objections, renewed their Weiss wants new Inspectors following the death of Shigechyio Izumi of Between 100 and 150 protesters “ If we pulled the film, there fight to take over the district theater Friday night, urging pa Town Manager Robert Weiss has urged the Board of Directors Japan at age 120. Manchester Herald blocked exits briefly. Fox said, but would be as many people, probably shortly after the November town trons shun the opening of a to act promptly on authorizing the appointment of two new Mrs. Keith, who lives in a Libertyville, III., controversial French film depict he described the demonstration as more, who would be disappointed election. The Democrats said the time building inspectors. nursing home, suffered astroke last year and USPS 327-500 VOL. CV. No. 128 ing the life of the Virgin Mary, the orderly. A police spokesman said |n us,” he said. was right for a consolidation effort The directors are scheduled to consider the question when they is unable to speak but requires no Publltiwd dally sxcapt Sunday owner said. he knew of no arrests during the Suagaatad carriar rataa arall.SO Fox ran an advanced screening after residents turned out and meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the hearing room of Lincoln Center. medication. and certain holldaya by tha Man- w aakly, 30.50 (or ona m onth, $ 1 0 .2 5 Religious leaders enraged by first show. for protest Kaders and members of cbaatar PubUthlnp Co., lOBralnard voted to keep the Buckland fire Weiss and Chief Building Inspector Russell Davidson Georgia Hutchiiison, 64, of Watseka, a (or thraa months, $38.50 (or six explicit scenes in the film “ Hail Fox said he i^ s informed that the CCLU Wednesday night. View Plaoo, Mancbaatar, Conn. 00040. months snd $77.00 (or ona yaar. house in a referendum Nov. 5. The presented the case for the added inspectors at a directors’ niece of Mrs. Keith’s, said she and her Mary” staged the protest after the hundreds of protesters planned to ing the film only stiffened opposi Socond daaa poaumo paid at Man- Mall ratas ara avallabla on raquaat. firehouse, which sits on Tolland workshop earlier this month. husband have been trying to contact chaatar. Conn. POSTMASTER: SoNo Cinema refused demands to picket his theater Saturday night tion from the protest group, who Turnpike in the district and cannot The additional staff would also present a space problem at Guinness. ’ Sand addraaa chanpaa to tha Man- cancel the movie. The demonstra when the film continued. “ Hail described the film as “ horrible” chaatar Harald, P.O. Box SOI. Man- tors claimed the film insulted their Mary” was scheduled to run offer fire protection in its imme Lincoln Center, a topic discussed at a meeting of a directors’ chaalar. Conn. 00040. To placa a claaalllad or display and "disgusting to women.” diate vicinity, has been one center advsrtlsamant, or to roport a naws religious beliefs. through Monday night. subcommittee Tuesday. Royal return Itsm, story or plcturs Idas, call 64^ “ They are carrying signs and “ We expect at least 500 and The CCLU has defended the of the entire consolidation debate The directors Tuesday will also consider allocating $55,000 since the beginning of the emo U P l'p h o to GUARANTEED DELIVERY: II 2711. O llic a hours ara 8:30 a .m .to 5 singing chanU.” Brian Fox, Owner perhaps 1,000 people tomorrow constitutional right of the public to more for the reconstruction of the Porter Street trunk sewer. The King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of Spain tional controversy. you don’t racalvo your Harald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. of the South Norwalk movie house, (Saturday) night,” Fox said. ” We view the film and criticized the money would come from sewir department reserve funds. Frank Underbrink visits his grandmother, Mamie Walter Keith, Friday at flew home Friday after a five-day visit to p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 a.m. Satur The question on the November said as he prepared to start the were told there would be busloads Norwalk City Council for approv The project, now 90 percent complete, is expected to have the West Germany. day, plaaaa talapbona your carriar. ing a resolution urging the theater ballot asked whether the town the Winchester House nursing home in Libertyville, III. A month shy of her II you’ra unabla to roach your car- second show. About 100 patrons from Hartford and the Bronx $55,000 shoitfall largely because police services in connection Before their departure, they toured the Tha Manchaatar Harald Is s mam- cancel the movie. should keep the firehouse or sell it 113th birthday, she may be the oldest living person in the world. Her birth r(ar, call aubacribar tarvica at M7 t bar ol Ilia Asaoclatad Prats, a sub-, attended the opening show of the (N.Y.).” with construction were not included in the budget. Those services Bavarian state capital, including the Spanish 9946 by 0 p.m. sraakdays or 10 a.m. The film has pitted Fox and the The.CCLU said the city body had to the district. Voters voted over certificate shows she was born on March 22, 1873. The Guineas Book of scribar to Unitad Praaa Intama- film, he said. are expected to cost $46,000. Cultural Institute, the Prince Carl Palace, Saturdaya lo r guarantaad dallvory tlo n tl nawa aarvicaa and a mambar “ I’m a little bit amazed it’s Connecticut Civil Liberties Union no legal right to interfere with whelmingly in favor of keeping the World Records lists Ann Eliza Williams of Wales as the oldest. She w q s the Munich city h all. and the German In Manchaatar. ol tha Audit Burtau ol Circulations. gotten so blown up,” he said p i the against religious leaders in Nor freedom of speech. firehouse. born June 2, 1873. A Japanese man died last Friday at the' age of 120. Museum. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Mar. 1. 1986 - 5 « - MANCHESTEB HERALD. Saturday Mar. 1. 1986_
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HIGHLIGHT YOUR BUSINESS H E R E . . IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD Call 643-2711 V MANCHESTER HERALD Saturday. Mar. 1, 1986 - 7 • -MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Mar 1. IM6 OPINION U.S./World In Briof Aquino frees prisoners, hails exiles By Denholm Barnetton Accused Nazi In Israeli hands United Press Internatlonol TEL AVIV, Israel — U.S. marshals Friday turned over MANILA. Philippines — Presi-' accused Nazi war criminal John DemJanJuk to Israel for trial on dent Corazon Aquino Friday or Legislature charges of heiding some 900,000 Jews to their deaths in the gas dered the release of all political Jack chambers of a World War II concentration camp. prisoners detained by Ferdinand The transfer of custody marked the first time the United States Marcos’ deposed regime despite must address Anderson has extradited an accused Nazi war criminal to Israel. warnings from the military DemJanJuk, a retired auto worker who lived for years in against freeing communists. Cleveland, Ohio, faces the death penalty if convicted. As the order was issued, former Handcuffed and uhder heavy police guard, DemJanJuk, 66, was opposition leaders exiled for years day-care woes flown tourist class from New York to Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion began to come home, praising airport aboard a Boeing 747 Jetliner of the Israeli airline El Al. Aquino for making their return Earlier in the week, he lost his final appeal in the U.S. Supreme possible. There’s at least wie issue currently before Court to avoid extradition. Marcos, himself in exile in Dressed in a brown suit and an open-neck cream-colored shirt, Honolulu, Hawaii after fleeing his the General Assembly that has led Leaking gas palace Tuesday in the wake of a Democrats and Republicans to swap images. DemJanJuk' stepped from the aircraft and was handed over to Israeli authorities halfway down the plane’s exit ramp. growing military-led rebellion, The issue is day care, and there is no doubt Israeli police Immediately slapped their own handcuffs on was expected to make his first that more state assistance is needed. The public statements since leaving a recipe for DemJanJuk, read him his rights and whisked him off to the the Philippines. There was no only question is how it should be provided and nearby Ayalon Prison in an arnnor-plated blue-and-silver Brinks indication what he would say but how much should be spent. security van. he faced questions about his U.S. While Democratic Gov. William O’Neill catastrophe financial holdings, estimated at up has proposed to budget some $4 million in to $3 billion. Molecule may help AIDS fight Aquino’s memorandum to free fiscal 1987 to help state day-care programs, BOSTON — Scientists said Friday they have identified a the political prisoners came on her his Republican opposition has gone one step WASHINGTON Tens of millions of cubic feet naturally occurring agent with the potential to trigger the body’s third day in power and one day further, seeking an appropriation of $5 of natural gas disappear each year between the own defenses against cancer and AIDS. after 36 political prisoners were million. But if an informal survey taken in time the gbs is bought by local utilities and the The molecule, called interleukin-4A, also has Important freed in an initial batch of releases. Manchester is any indication, even that may time it reaches the customers — or should reach implications in the treatment of multiple sclerosis and Military leaders had warned her not be enough. them. Sometimes the missing gas is never found rheumatoid arthritis, said Dr.' ElHs L. Reinherz, head of the against freeing jailed communists discovery team at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. but Aquino vowed dupqg the un photo Due to a variety of factors, day-care costs until a hidden leak is ignited and blows up a gas campaign (or the fraud-tainted company’s customers or their homes. Interleukin-4A might be used when doctors want to reinforce haVe soared and space has become severely Feb. 7 election she would free all Former Foreign Secretary Raul Mangla- self-exile in the United States. While in Fortunately, some of the gas escapes an immune response, such as in AIDS or cancer, the researchers political prisoners and said she had limited. The situation has made many said. Reinherz said it should also be possible to fabricate a exile, he headed the movement for a free mothers who want to work stay at home all harmlessly into open areas. Thieves tapping into to live up to that promise. Begrudg pus Is carried through Manila streets supply pipes account for some of the loss. molecule that blocks interleukin-4A to stop organ rejection. ing military leaders went along. - Friday upon his arrival from 13 years of Philippines. the time, caring for the kids. “We want to play both sides of the coin,” Reinherz said. “We Corroded or otherwise defective pipes in or under “We are bound by the decisions of that goddess is Corazon At a hearing called by the Legislature’s buildings are the likeliest potential source of want to produce synthetic versions that will turn on the immune of the president,” Defense Minis few days.” Among the first exiles to return from the United States was former Aquino.” he said. “I have come to Human Services Committee on Tuesday, ^ disaster. response as well as antagonists that shut it down.” ter Juan Ponce Enrile said in According to human rights "We wish people to be optimistic about the promise response to the order. “Of course groups, Aquino’s order applies to Foreign Secretary Raul Mangla- pay homage to that goddess,” he representatives of the League of Women It’s impossible to pinpoint the source — or said. Voters and the Connecticut Organization for interleukin-4A may hold, but recognize that there are several we in the military must call to as many as 600 political detainees. pus, who fled the country when he ultimate destination — of much of the missing years of study ahead to bring the work to the patient’s bedside.” them the danger of releasing the The Defense Ministry has placed was charged with arson, attemp Asked if Marcos, in exile in the the Early Education of Young Children urged natural gas, because many municipal gas he said. leaders of the Marxist movement. the figure at 450. ted murder and subversion after United States, might try to finance caution about one of the Republican companies don’t bother to put meters on the lines "But if the decision is made by Aquino also called for a cease Marcos declared martial law in a “Contra-style” opposition group, proposals, which would provide vouchers to that provide gas to jails, courts and other public the highest authority of the land to fire with the communist military 1972. Manglapus said "I think he will try help parents pay the cost of day care in CaOCKV buildings. Also adding to the uncertainty is New trial needed In air crash release them, then so be it.” he wing, the • New Peoples Army, Manglapus, accompanied by that. Marcos is by no means inefficient billing by gas companies and the dead said. “We must, however, state believed to number 16,000 armed former congressman Justiniano finished. As long as he has money, private centers. BOSTON — A new trial will have to be held to determine guerrillas. The communist insur Montano and two aides, told a he’s alive, you can be sure he’s ’They said the current assistance plan — certainty that some customers get unexpected responsibility for a 1982 accident In which a World Airways jet that the responsibility is notours if bonuses because of faulty meters. the situation will deteriorate." gency had been battling the cheering crowd at Manila Interna going to try’to make trouble.” available to families earning 45 percent or skidded off an icy runway into Boston HOrbor.klllingtwo people. Among those: Aquino ordered Philippine armed forces under tional Airport he had come back to After eight days of deliberations, a federal jury announced late honor Aquino. U.S. presidential special envoy less of the state’s median income — should be CONCERNED ABOUT the possiBle economic released in fulfillment of a cam Marcos, especially in outlying Thursday night they were unable to settle on a verdict to paign promise was Jose Maria areas of the country. “As I was saying before I was Philip Habib, who Thursday told maintained. But at the same time, they said Open Forum and environmental problems. Rep. Philip Sharp. determine who was to blame for the 1982 accident at Logan • rudely interrupted by Ferdinand Aquino of Washington’s "highest it doesn’t provide enough help to financially Sison, founder of the Communist In a gesture to government D-Ind., asked the General Accounting Office last International Airport. Party of the Philippines who was opponents who fled the country Marcos, we are going to be the hopes” for her new government, strapped parents and needs to be increased. October to try to find out how many gas Jurors said eight of the nine had agreed on verdicts, but one raptured in 1977. during the Marcos years, press greatest democracy in the world,” met Friday with Enrile and Gen. ’The system offers $30 per week for the first companies simply don’t know where their fuel is Manglapus said. Fidel Ramos — the leaders of the of teachers retiring during that certification so that able stu juror declined to vote either way. ' Aquino’s press spokesman Rene spokesman Saguisag said arrest child in a day-care center and another $15 for Things look grim going. “It should never have4Jiappened,” said a woman juror who Saguisag said officials hoped ’ ’eve warrants would be dropped “We have a new goddess in the rebellion that toppled Marcos after period and must be concerned dents will see teaching as the asked not to be identified. “It’s all because of one person.” ryone will be out within the next against prominent exiles. pantheon of freedom and the name 20 years in power. a second who is cared for at the same site. about finding top notch In their draft report, seen by our associate Les academic and personal chal , Whitten, the congressional auditors list 92 of the The DC-10 with 212 aboard was unable to stop in Jan. 23,1982, According to the Manchester survey, the cost for state schools replacements. lenge it really is. It also means The present outlook is bleak, to nation’s 1,491 gas distribution systems that can’t while landing on an icy runway and slid into shallow water at the of care makes that amount seem minuscule. improving teacher training pro edge of Boston Harbor. The nose of the plane was sheared froin For an infant, the weekly cost runs as high To the Editor: put it mildly. There were less account for 16 percent or more of the gas they sell. grams and evaluation proce Another 369 companies said they were unable to the main passenger cabin. The bodles of two men were never Marcos says he left to avert bloodshed as $100. Costs for children of other ages are than 500 students in Connecticut dures so that good candidates recovered. Manchester residents will teacher training programs who account for from 5 percent to 15 percent of their * the kidneys, has a hospital room less, but still up there. can learn the skills and get the World Airways sued the Massachusetts Port Authority, HONOLULU (AP) - Exiled Marcos, who was accompanied people here who want them to stay, have an important opportunity ■took a preliminary certification product. but they are concerned about equipped with a kidney dialysis Hanna Marcus. Manchester’s director of support and direction necessary Of the 92 utilities on the first GAO list. 26 were in . claiming airport officials were negligent in faBing to inspect and Philippine leader Ferdinand Mar by his wife. Imelda, did not answer on Tuesday to give their opinions exam last fall. (Remember, to become well qualified close the runway prior to the accident. Runway 15R was the only any questions. people from outside,” Lazo said machine waiting if needed at human services, highlight^ the second part on legislation that will effect the Texas, 19 in Louisiana, seven in West Virginia, six cos said Friday he left his country Tripler Army Medical Center. He 1,000 per year are needed just to teachers. Finally, and certainly one open at the time of the accident. because “I have no heart to shed Marcos’ soi) has told reporters Friday. “They are afraid people of the problem in an interview with the quality of education in Connecti replace retirees.) Still worse is each in Florida and Oklahoma, five in Kansas, might harm them.” has not used it, a spokesman for the Herald this week. Marcus, who reported not least, it requires raising- Filipino blood.” that his father most li kely wants to U.S. Pacific Command said. cut into the 21st century. On that the fact that only 53% passed. Of four in Mississippi and the rest scattered through In a letter to his “beloved stay in Hawaii but fears violence Since Wednesday, Marcos has teacher salaries high enough to been living with his 90-member getting about five calls a week from parents date, at 7; 00 p.m. at Keeney those same candidates, only 51 attract much larger numbers of a dozen other states. Mafia-Angels link checked countrymen,” which he read to from outsiders. Entourage members relaxed in seeking day care, said there is "a real Street School, a public hearing (just over 10%) had combined All 92 are small systems, serving anywhere reporters, he urged Filipinos not to "The feeling that I got is that entourage under heavy security at and around their quarters while high-ability students into the BOSTON — The FBI is investigating links between the Boston Hickam, the second stop after U.S. Customs officials sorted shortage, a real need” — and not only for^ will be conducted by Sen. Zi nsser College Board SAT scores over profession. To suggest that the from 12 to 5,245 customers. None of the companies forget the “noble objectives” of his they want to stay here,” said Joe and Reps. Fusscas. McCava- was involv^ in the 21 deaths, 139 injuries and 40 Mafia and the Hell’s Angels motorcycle club in the wake of the 29-year leadership. Lazo, a long-time Marcos suppor fleeing the Philippines aboard a through their personal effects that low-cost slots. 1.000. (The highest possible score problem will be addressed by a conviction of reputed mob boss Gennaro Angiulo, an agent U.S. military jet as opposition Her comment was reflected in statements naugh. Swensson and Bates. A is 1,600. The average combined major property disasters from gas accidents in Marcos read his letter while ter who dined with Ferdinand arrived. Thursday. few bonuses to “the best” is so specializing in organized crime said Friday. seated at a table at the Officer’s Marcos Jr. and Gen. Fabian Ver, leader Corazon Aquino took power. by operators, who cited rising insurance strong turnout by the public will score in Connecticut in 1984 was irresponsible, it approaches the 1984, .the last year with complete figures. “Whenever a certain La Cosa Nostra group is taken out of Marcos’ son said his father was NBC and ABC quoted unidenti A Club at Hickam Air Force Base, the former military chief, at a expenses, the need for extensive staffs and a be important. 915.) U’ is very clear that outrageous. action, other groups will try to step in and nibble away at that seafood restaurant Thursday ip good health and Marcos and his fied government officials as saying Education is at a crossroad. THE MOST FREQUENT cause of natural gas where he and his entourage are the plane was loaded with millions host of other problems that-must keep many education as a profession is The quality of education avail business,” said Jim Ring, special agent in charge of the FBI’s staying. He said he plans to leave night. ^ ife , Imelda, "appeared to be in While the quality of education attracting few candidates with accidents is “people who are not gas operator “They feel very comfortable ^ood spirits.” Lazo said. Marcos, of dollars in cash, certificates of people from entering the day-care business able to students in our town and organized crime squad. the base as soon as he can find a deposit, deeds for U.S. land hold availa|>le in Manchester schools even above-average ability. state should be everyone’s con employees, using... earth moving and hole “Any group that does business with the La Cosa Nostra is of place to rent or lease. He did not here as far as the Hawaii residents said to be suffering from a to begin with. Very simply, providers often is high, the quality of candidates Clearly, the number of outstand drilling equipment that damages the pipeline.” interest to us,” Ring said. ”We know in certain parts of the are concerned because of all the debilitating disease that affects ings and weapons. offer many hours of service for cern. Education influences the say where that would be. now training in the Connecticut ing candidates is ridiculously quality of workers, the produc the GAO report stated. country it has been firmly established, through court evidence comparatively few dollars. university system brings cause small. tivity of the economy and the But, the report added, other accidents occur that the Hell’s Angels do business with the (Mafia). We think It is encouraging to see the Legislature for concern. As Manchester Over the next 10 years, Con success of government officials because of “an escape of gas from a hole in the there is reason to monitor the situation in Boston to see what R grappling with the problem, and more so to teachers retire, there must be necticut industries producing in finding solutions to commun pipeline caused by galvanic, bacterial, chemical contact they do have and see if it fits into the furthering of the Shuttle flight delay forces NASA layoffs see a realistic view on the part of the high-quality applicants to re professional, business and finan or other corrosive action... faulty pipeline from crininal enterprise.” ity and state problems. Show the manufacturers... failure of pipeline joints... Bv Jeff Bafer “We are planning on the basis of military mission. NASA is seeking tank. Republican majority. But the lawmakers place them. or Manchester will cial services will grow at a rate your concern by coming to the Col. Edward O’Connor, director anci damages caused by gas-operator Unifed Press Infernaflonai a 12-month stand-down.” said permission to build a replacement should proceed with caution and the not continue its outstanding three times the overall job legislative hearing and support AIDS kids can go to school Thomas Utsman, deputy director for Challenger but has not yet won of the salvage operation, said a record. .growth rate. These are jobs that ing comprehensive action NOW employees.” of the space center. "If the White House approval. deep diving robot will attach lifting recognition that they may need to do more Statewide in Connecticut, Footnote: Sharp, who chairs the House CAPE CANVERAL. Fla. (UPI) than has been propose thus far. require higher level educational to prevent a crisis in education MONTPELIER, Vt. — Vermont students diagnosed as having — Kennedy Space Center officials stand-down were significantly The final flight schedule will fixtures to the rocket section and it there are 35.000 teachers. The skills. It is inconceivable that which will last into the next subcommittee on fos|il and synthetic fuels, plans AIDS would be permitted to stay in the classroom under new said Friday they now anticipate at beyond 12 months, we would have depend on the findings of the will be hoisted to the surface by a 'They should certainly heed the warning of State Teachers’ Retirement hearings this month on the missing natural gas. state guidelines sent to schools this week. least a year’s delay in shuttle to reassess our planning.” presidential panel investigating Scottish ship called the Stena these educational needs can be century. Workhorse. State Human Resources Commissioner Board estimates that 10,000 satisfied by teachers with aver His goal is to get gas companies to do a better job The new rules state th a t’’students with AIDS... do not pose a flights, forcing them to lay off 450 A NASA source said a prelimi the disaster. Investigators are nary shuttle launch scheduling focusing on the right hand booster James G. Harris Jr. about sweeping the teachers will retire in the next 10 age or below-average academic Al Benford of accounting, so they’ll know when gas is leaking health risk to other students or staff” and are designed to prepare workers because of Challenger’s Although the right booster is of current programs off the table. “Developing years. To simply replace these and be able to correct the situation before a major schools for a situation involving any student afflicted with the explosion one month ago. document shows the next shuttle rocket that ruptured seconds be prime interest to investigators, abiiity. The idea that successful 2SF Cliffslde Drive “This is certainly a very difficult mission tentatively targeted for fore Challenger’s fuel tank blew O’Connor said the recovery of the a totally new system when an existing teachers, anaverageof 1.000 new , teaching requires interpersonal catastrophe occurs. disease. teachers will be required each Although no students has been reported as having acquired time for all of us at KSC,” said Feb. 1 with seven more flights up. left section will be a rehearsal for system can be modified will dramatically and communication -skilly in immune defficiency syndrome, five peopleinVermonthavedied John Conway, director of payload planned in 1987. The cargo for that Salvage crews working in the later salvage operations. Parts of increase administrative costs” without year, and that does not consider addition to academic ability Letters policy mission, according to the prelimi AtlantiO'Off the cape to locate and the expanding enrollments Dow n but not out from the disease. operations at the space'port. the right booster are in water 1.200 . boosting service. Harris said. makes the situation even more The Manchester Herald wel School administrators reacted generally favorably to the In addition, another 650 jobs are nary “manifest,” will be a twin of recover the shuttle wreckage plan feet deep — too deep for diver which will result from the “baby serious. comes original letters to the The DC-3, perhaps the most celebrated and being trimmed from the 16,000- the tracking satellite lost with to lift a 4.200-pound section from operations. In addition to spending more for day-care boom echo” now beginning to regulations Friday, saying it could prevent the samedebate over the left hand booster rocket this programs, the General Assembly should take The unavoidable conclusion editor. beloved aircraft ever flown, has made news the issue of AIDS-infected children that has split other person spaceport force because Challenger Jan. 28. show in elementary schools. The from this data is that education is Letters should be brief and to recently with its 50th birthday and two fatal work is nearing completion on a The source said the document weekend. The 12-foot-wide piece, a look at state regulations to see if more can quality of education in Connecti communities. third shuttle launch platform and also listed a new shuttle, called located in 210 feet of water, In 1958. Gamal Abdel Nasser approaching a crisis. Immediate the point. They should be typed crashes, including the accident that killed singer ’ ’This is a good idea because it brings the issue out into the open became the first president of the be done to encourage providers — good cut for the next generation Rick Nelson. Is the “Gooney Bird” too old to fly other equipment that now will not ’’arbiter 105.” and targeted it fora contains part of the strut used to and comprehensive action must or neatly handwritten, and, for before it becomes a real problem,” said said James Riccio, the be used for many months. maiden flight Nov 2, 1989 on a attach the rocket to the external United Arab Republic. providers, that is — to enter the field. The depends on the number of bright, be taken by this legislative ease in editing, should be double safely? Not on your tintype, says C. V. Glines, a principal of Irasburg Elementary School. current situation leads to discrimination concerned and skilled young session to address the crisis by spaced. Letters must be signed former Air Force pilot who has written two books against women who want to work but can’t people who can be attracted to making teaching far more at with name, address and daytime about the DC-3. “It’s going to outlive us all,” he because it’s too hard to obtain responsible the teaching profession. Man tractive as a profession. That telephone number (for predicts. He reckons there are at least 500 still in Smith apartheid protest goes on Time Sure Flies! childcare. chester will ha ve a large number means raising standards of verification). use, and other estimates are that as many as 2,000 NORTHAMPTON, Mass. — Students controll^ Smith GLENNEY may be operational. Once crash-landed on a Swiss College’s administration building for a fourth day Friday while HOME CENTER glacier shortly after World War II; the passengers negotiations continued to end the lengthy protest over, the Seems Like Just were rescued but the plane was left entombed in school’s South African-linked investments. the ice. Experts say it should emerge in about 600 A student spokeswoman, who remainedanonymousalongwith God protected drunks, fools and the U.S. years — ready to fly. her fellow protestors, said students would consider leaving the Yesterday... building if the college agrees to hold a teach-in on the racially BUILDERS As Tinne magazine once remarked, it gives one Union.” Their secret hope is “to imprint their own Paraquat p n n u n divided nation. a certain insight into the flavor of the first New aggresive philosophy on the conduct of our Also, the chairman of the school's Board of Trustees traveled Deal administration to learn that FDR’s relations with the Soviet Union.” ’There, exposed Several months ago we reported the case of Joe to campus from Pittsburgh, Pa., and planned to meet the press to WE NOW Briceno, a former cabinet minister of the Central mmwmwm nickname for his notoriously addled secretary of for all to see, is the fundamental.dividing-line; discuss progress in negotiations. agriculture, Henry Wallacre. was "Old Man Winiam “Conservatives worry about the Russians; some American republic of Belize who incurred the Students staged a sit-in at College Hall Monday morning after STOCK Common Sense.” of the rest of us worry about the Africans.” Yes, wrath of the U.S. drugbusters by opposing the trustees refused to completely divest of the school’s holdings in Similarly, we are beginning to get a chilling fix and some of us worry about what the Russians spraying of marijuana fields in his country with South African-linked companies. on the general temper of Jimmy Carter’s State Rusher may do to the Africans. tte poison paraquat. He was subsequently The sit-in escalated to a takeover of the building, as students A FULL Department as various of its leading figures bare arrested in Miami and convicted on drug charges, blocked employees at College Hall from entering. As many as 200 their souls on the op-ed page of ’The New York NOTE THE PERFECT symmetry of Moose’s in what his American friends believe was a students have joined the protest. ' LINE OF Times. On the basis of what has already been indifference to Soviet goals in Africa and Vaky’s warning to other Belizean officials to cooperate. If revealed, one can only wonder what other wimps indifference to Soviet goals in Central America. - that’s the case, it didn’t work. Briceno’s successor FIR infested Foggy Bottom during the disastrous ■ Both oppose “playing chicken with the Russians (and political opponent). Dean Oliver Barrow, Shevchenko becomes a citizen recently denounced U.S. threats to cut off aid if Carter years. ... in these Third World areas.” Neither WASHINGTON — Arkady Shevchenko, the highest-ranking FRAMING About a month ago. I reported that one Viron the friendly reception accorded him by the contemplates the possibility that Soviet intentions Belize doesn’t go along with the paraquat Reagan administration. Savimbi. of course, is the program. Soviet official ever to defect to the West, raised his right hand, Vaky, who now denounces military aid to the and actions in the two regions might have a put his left hand on a Bible and swore Friday to be a loyal citizen Nicaraguan contras as “dangerous” and opposes anti-communist Angolan guerrilla leader whose powerful negative impact on the happiness and forces control about a third of Angola and would of the United States. "playing chicken with the Russians and well-being of the inhabitants. The only real danger “This is one of the finest moments of my life,” Shevchenko told Now your kitchen can really be an expression of your deliberately inflaming tensions in these Third control the rest if Moscow’s unelected puppet to peace that either perceives is American \ wellwishers gathered for the swearing-in ceremony at a family: design it and do it yourselves! World areas.” was Carter’s assistant secretary of regime weren’t propped up by 30.(MI0 Cuban bellicosity, and you can be sure there was I Washington hotel, but he also spoke of sadness. state for inter-American affairs in 1978 and 1979 — troops. Savimbi was seeking U.S. aid. and seems precious little of that on their watch. ’ ' fOanrliTstpr llrralii “I was more than glad to break with the Soviet Union but not It’s less expensive when you do-it-yourself. And, it’s the very years when the Sandinistas were seizing likely to receive it — a prospect that appalls Imagine in command over these two lotus- with the Soviet people,” said the 55-year-old former U.N one of those creative experiences that brings its own power in Nicaragua. One can imagine the kind of Moose. eaters a president who publicly admitted that it Founaad In 1M1 undersecretary general who was a spy for the United States for rewards ... a great investment in your family’s future “Intervention,” he warns, “would fly in the face advice Vaky was giving Carter about that took the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in RICHARD W. COSGROVE ...... P uM iatw r three years before he defected. and a great kitchen to enjoy it in! That We’d Only Just Begun!!! disaster. of the realities of the region and cast a fateful December 1979 (three-quarters of the way through DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Exacutiv*Editor When he defected, be left behind in the Soviet Union a son, shadow over our relations with Moscow. ” Tlie his term) to alter hia opinion of the ‘ ‘Soviets' JAMES P. SACKS...... (ManagingEditor daughter and other relatives. ALEXANOBt GIRELLI...... AtaoclalaEditor Now thru April 30th‘— 25% OFF NOW COMES RICHARD M. MOOSE — who villains of the piece, in his view, are “ Mr. ultimate goals,” and you begin to get some idea of After Shevchenko was sworn by federal Judge Alex Kozinski. Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson served Carter as assistant secretary of state for Savimbi’s American friend-s,” whom he does not why U.S. foreign policy in those years wobbled MARIE E. SIEFFERT Adxattlaing Diractor/Ataoc. PuMlahar himself a Russian emigre, he was kissed and embraced by his 336 N. Main St., Manchester African affairs from 1977 to 1981 — to have bis say name. like a baby trying to walk. MARK F. ABRAinS ...... BuainaaaManagar American wife of seven years, Elaine. ly68 Main Street, Manchester According to Moose, they pretend simply to want SHB.OON COHEN...... CompoUngManagar In the Russian fashion, Shevchenko returned the applause of in the Tiiiies’ hospitable opinion columns. God, it is said, protects children, drunkards and ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... PiaaaroomManagar to aid Savimbi, but “their real concern is this JEANNE Q FROMerm ...... C lrculalionManagar the audience before joining them at a reception. 649-5253 The occasion for Moose’s eruption was the fools. To that august trio we can now add, in • NEW HOURS: MON -FRI 7:30-5 / SAT. S-5 647-8400 recent visit of Jonas Savimbi to Washington and country’s global posture toward the Soviet grateful retrospect, the United States of America. / MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. M «r 1 . 1986 - 9 » - MANCHESJER HERALD. Saturday, Mar. 1! 1986 PfANUTS by ChariM M. Sehuti HAQAR T M HOIIIIIM.C by OHi armni* ^4se«M*4r j-i PINMB2'^ (ZgAPV— TBLLTM E TPU L A ^ T W B B K 600(7 AFTERNOON,SIR.. HI6H SALARIES AM0N6 MY TEAM CHARGES O’Neill dismisses campaign allegations PIP YOU W A ^ Y&UfZ MAMP5 ? I'M (70IN6 AN ARTICLE BASEBAU PLAYERS SEEM ME WAY TOO MUCH Conrtecticut In Brief FOR OUR SCHOOL fAPER... TO BOTHER SOME PEOPLE.. TO LET ME PLAY! POES INIS AFFECT YOU? 7 /— — Two police officers arrested Moffett seeks subpoena of phone records from office WILTON — Two police officers have been arrested on charges state Elections Enforcement Com the school financing laws and so of embezzling more than $10,000 front the Wilton Police Bv John Gustovsen The Associated Press mission to subpoena telqihone forth. It’d be terrible to get bogged Association qver die past six years. records, time cards, travel down in this.” The officers — Sgt. Ernest Lepore and Detective'Lawrence HARTFORD — (Jov. William A. vouchers and other documents Of his governor’s office staff, 3-1 Stoeckle — have been suspended without pay for nearly a month. O’Neill on Friday dismissed alle from the governor’s Capitol office O’Neill said that “ to the best of my They surrendered to Wilton police Thursday, and were charged gations he used taxpayers’ money staff. knowledge I can honestly say that CAPTAIN lAfeY
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I, 1M6 Breast lui^ps don’t Bolton SPORTS necessarily indicate LM C cost potential for cancer $493jwo East Hartford overwhelms Manchester . ^ BOLTON - A final estimate on shots, committed another turnover the first quarter and 6 in the CHICAGO (U PI) - Women who changes to go and be looked at the proposed library and media By Bob Popettl Harold Sports Writer and misfired again. second,. popped in 7 points in the develop lumps in their breasts are more carefully.” center addition at Bolton High flrst two minutes after intermis not necessarily more likely to Two diagnoses — moderate or School places Its cost at $493,000, “ When you play a team that’s E A S T H AR TFO R D - All-State sion, when the Hornets manufac contract cancer in the future, and florid hyperplasia and papilloma members of the LM C citizens’ rebuilding like Manchester, it’s tured a 19-point, unanswered they should not be discriminated with fibrovascular core — carry a advisory committee learned guard Wayne Campbell spun in a very hard to get them motivated, game-high 19 points and backcourt sprint. against in health insurance covf r- slightly increased cancer risk of Thursday night. especially the second time,” said What did Liappes tell his troops age, experts in the field reportM 1>A to two times normal. One mate Tony Murphy added 15 to Liappes, whose juggernaut went Gladys Tantaquldgeon Is shown re> The final figure prepared by at halftime? Friday. diagnosis, atypical hyperplasia, whiz undefeated East Hartford for the juggler In a 63-28 romp over cently In her Montville home and as a architect Alan Wiedife of Bolton “ Well, let’s say we had a man to The consensus report, sponsored ca lle d a moderate risk of up to High to its 18th straight win Friday MHS on Jan. 24. “ When you crunch will be the one voters will be asked ipan talk,” he quipped. “ I told by the American Cancer Society, five times that of women who had 16-year-old girl. The University of night, a 67-35 CCC East shellacking a team, you think its automatic the to approve in an April 10 referen them exactly how I felt.” should come as a relief to the no biopsy. Connecticut has named an award In over visiting Manchester High. second time.” millions of women who have the These findings should have an dum, according to Michael Par Manchester plays its final regu honor of the Mohegan woman.^ sons, co-chairman of the Board of The Hornets complete a perfect Unfortunately, the visitors "fibrocystic conditions,” the re impact on health insurance rates 14-0 division championship lar season game on Tuesday at 7; 30 Education’s LM C subcommittee. couldn’t take advantage of the when the Class L L tournament- port's authors suggested. of women who have breast biopsies ' campaign. in their medical histories, the Previous estimates had put the hosts' lethargy. bound Indians entertain Glastoh- cost over $900,000, but revised Manchester, 8-11 overall, winds “ Many women have lumpy authors said. up 5-9 in the CCC East. After Arnold’s opening hoop, bury High at Clarke Arena. breasts, in fact most women do,” “This meeting was the result of a Uncas descendant honored figures on computer hardware costs brought the total below that Manchester was scoreless for the East Hartford warms up for an said Dr. Kay Woodruff, a patbolo- series of events that began with Although the outcome was amount. Parsons said. next 10 minutes. It was 10-2 before expected state title run with a --^ is t involved in the report. "What complaints made- by women hardly unexpected, the first quar Michael Lata pumped in a field dandy regular season finale at we're trying to do is allay some of throughout the country,” the re The cost estimate of construc ter certainly was. It took 1:27 goal with 4:41 left in the half. And home Tuesday against 17-1 Bloom the fears, trying to say that just port said. “They individually con UConn award cites Mohegan pioneer tion of the 3,000-square-foot addi before Indian center Brian Arnold trying to play catch-up against field High. because you fjnd one Of these tacted the American Cancer So tion is $292,000, and computers scorittitlie first bucket of the game, East Hartford is like trying to run Despite the lopsided score, most lumps doesn't mean you're going ciety because of frustration and M O N TV ILLE (U PI) - Gladys was inspired by her childhood her career. ” We didn’t think too would cost $90,()00, Parsons said. a 15-footer from' the left comer ol up a down escalator. You go of the Hornets’ non-starters didn't to get cancer.” consternation after being told that Tantaquldgeon, the 10th genera experience tagging along after her much about (dlscrigdnation). We Other equipment and miscellane the foul line. nowhere fast. participate until the last minutes. The report was the result of a continuation of their health insu tion granddaughter of Mohegan grandmother and the other older were all busy,” she said. ous costs account for the rest. For the next five minutes, the meeting of dozens of nationally rance was in jeopardy or that their chief Uncas, said Friday she was Mohegan women as they gathered Tantaquldgeon now runs a fam "If we made some shots, that "I stayed with our starters a Members of the Board of Educa underdogs led the unbeatens, 2-0., recognized pathologists, surgeons premiums would be rated higher too busy in her life's work to worry plants for natural medicines. ily museum in the Uncasville would’ve made the game real close little longer because I didn’t want tion and the citizens’ committee and gynecologists who examined because of the diagnosis of ‘fibro about discrimination. ” It kindled a spark,” she said, section of Montville with her “ That was our worst quarter of in the first half,” said MHS coach them to leave the game flat.” will present the LM C proposal to data from thousands of biopsies cystic disease.” ' which took her to the University of brother. the season,” said Hornets' coach Frank Kinel. "We just didn't shoot explained Liappes, looking ahead. and medical histories. Insurance industry officials di.s- Tantaquldgeon, 88, will be ho Pennsylvania where as a young “The original building my father various town committees and Mike Liappes. “ We’ve never well enough to stay in the game. Their consensus is in the March puted that a fibrocystic diagnosis nored March 20 by the University woman she studied the Delaware and brother built in 1931,” she said. boards during March, Parsons played that poorly." They’re the most talented basket Can they go all the way? issue of the Archives of Pathology would necessarily result in a of Connecticut, which is establish Indians’ use of plants. “ Here in southern New England, said. “ If I didn't think that — we'd East Hartford finally ruined the ball team I ’Ve seen this year.” and Laboratory Medicine, a jour higher premium or an exclusion ing an award in her name. She then traveled throughout the very little came down to us. We’re * Although Parsons predicted that never do it.” nal of the American Medical ary clausein coverage, but said the Tantaquldgeon worked “ to end United States as a field worker for lucky to have' the few things we getting approval of the plan will be shutout with 2:56 left in the first' No more than five Indians sank Association. report could affect underwriting the dual invisibility of women of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and, do.” an "uphill battle,” he said he is when forward Ron Moore laid one baskets, with Arnold canning a BAST H AR TFO R D (47) — Tony in to tie it at 2-all. Moore counted Murphy 6 3-4 15, Wovna Campbell 4 7-7 Of more than a dozen specific practices. minority cultures in the United beginning in 1937, for the Indian, confident that the latest proposal team-high 13. 19, Troy Me Kov 2 2-2 4, Ron Moore 3 3-5 She considers the UConn award again off a rebound, 52 seconds diagnoses based on breast biop “Clearly, this will shed more States,” said Myra Marx F e rre t Arts and Crafts Board. can be passed. He stressed that the While no one starred in the first 6, Scott Rlchordion 2 1-3 5, MorK a special honor. ” I never thought I later, and the Hornets led once and Rokouikot 11-1 3, Mike Cottrell 3 0-06, r sies, most carry no additional risk light on the subject and may turn director of the Women’s Studies She said she working to preserve current plan was devised by a lor all. 16 minutes, the second half be Paul Coccouale 10-02, Tim Coin 10-02, of cancer development, the ex some companies around with Program. the culture of various American was doing anything too spectacu bi-partisan town committee that H«nild photo by Pinto The scoreboard read 6-2 after longed to Campbell and Murphy. Totals 25 17-24 47. perts said. respect to their coverage,” said “I wasn’t conscious of any of Indian tribes, helping them find lar,” she added. indicated the plan would be one the one quarter, 22-14 at the' half, and Equally lethal at swishing 18- M ANCHESTKR (35) — Brian Mllone “On the other hand, there are Amy Biderman, a spokeswoman that,” Tantaquldgeon said. better materials for the crafts, The Mohegan reservation was town could handle. hoop contest at East Hartford High 45-18 after three. footers or flipping in driving 0 0-0 0, Chuck Santelo 0 2-2 2, Bruce Hornets' forward Troy McKoy (23) rolls some conditions that do carry an for the Health Insurance Associa Bom in 1899, Tantaguidgeon is more effective ways of marketing ^ terminated in 1861 and now a tribal one-handed layups, the senior Rosenbero 0 (M 0, MIchoel Lota 4 0-2 B, group of less than 40 individuals The town voters rejected a Brian Arnold 41-313, Sam Henderson 0 a layup off his fingertips as the Indians’ School. The Indians fell victim to the increased risk of cancer,” Wood tion of America. “That’s some descended from Uncas, chief of the . them, and establishing small The prohibitive favorites threw co-captains heated it up as the Mohegaps who brokq.pff from the museum. lives in the Uncasville section of proposal in November 1984 for a 0-00, Jon Roe004)0, Trov Peters 10-02. Michael Lata (23) and Matt Vaughn (30) unbeaten Hornets. 67-35. ruff said. "And what we want to do thing the companies will have to 7,000-square-foot addition at a cost the bail away on their first four night progressed. Mott Voughn 10-12, Shaun Brophv 404 is alert these women that have Pequot tribe in 1620. She worked and studied without Montville, named after Tantaquid- 8, Eric Johnson 0 04 0, Totals 14 34 35. brace for the result in Friday’s C C C East look at and make a decision on a of $820,000, possessions, then missed two Ca mpbell, who had zero points in some of these more serious individual basis." Her career as an anthropologist other Indian women throughout geon’s famous forefather. Peace Corps celebrants vary In background, outlook Cougars are knocked out of NJCAA tournament O’Leary, a freshman out of keep the Cougars at bay. Each hit a Galligan and Theriault are said 60 percent of all volunteers WARWICK, R.I. — Manchester Pequots could control the action “ We didn’t deserve to win Kennedy issued in his inaugural Also expected were several providing a great service.” to train people in developing Glastonbury High School, hit a critical three-point play. Spring- former teammates at East Ca By Charles Goldsmith Films, panel discussions and a now have specific skills, compared Community College traveled two inside. because we did not play well.” speech. foreign-service officers who nations in food production, health three-point play for a 43-32 lead field was also in double digits for tholic High School. ■ United Press International historical perspective on the Peace to domination in the 1960 by hours to the Community College of They did. Mistretta said. Sargent Shriver, the president’s launched their careers in the care, nutrition, renewable energy "They had too many second and with 17:55 left in the contest. A Mitchell with 11. The region finals are set for Corps highlight Saturday’s pro “ generalists.” Rhode Island Friday afternoon to brother-in-law and first Peace Peace Corps. and other fields. Other programs third shot opportunities,” said MCC did start off rather well Theriault bucket with 14:05 to go Hartfield finished with 23 points Monday night. BOSTON - Middle-aged gram, followed by an evening Ruppe, who spent Friday meet take part in the National Junior Corps director, headed a cast of The festivities kicked off Friday include teacher training, math and MCC co-coach and athletic direc with Hartfield canning 7 early gave Mitchell its widest margin at to break MCC’s single-season M ITC H E L L (90) — U.L. Clifton 2 2-3 hippies-tumed-yuppies joined sta reception in which 700 people are ing with New England college College Athletic Association’s Re former Kqpnedy administration night with a reception for an science education, and forestry. tor Pat Mistretta. “ They hurt us points. That enabled the Cougars 55-40. The Cougars did come back scoring record. Hartfield entered 4, Dove Springfield 5 1-1 It, John tesmen and assorted dreamers at expected to share an anniversary placement counselors, said recog gion 21 Tournament only to be Theriault 5 3-4 13, Ron Troxler 0 04 0, luminaries joining in the 25th expected 1,000 family members of "We hope that President Reagan inside with their size.” to take a 9-2 lead in the opening with a Hartfield two-pointer nar the game with 530 points and his the John F, Kennedy Library cake. nition is a major problem for the ousted by one player from Norwich Mike Focendo 2 044, Andre Mlllhouse Friday to start a weekend salute to anniversary celebration. Peace Corps volunteers currently will issue a challenge similar to three minutes. But the Cougars rowing the deficit to 59-55 with total Friday afternoon gives him 1 2-2 4, Jervis Bell 9 4-6 22, Mark More than 120,000 Americans agency in the 1980s. and two with ties to the immediate Bell and O’Leary each go 6-5 Middletown 2 4-4 B, Mike O ’Leqrv 9 2;7 the Peace Corps’ 25th anniversary. Other participants included TV serving overseas. that President Kennedy did, to went cold and Mitchell took a 12-10 10:07 remaining That, however, 553 for the season. That surpasses have served overseas as Peace "When I became director (in challenge this generation to volun- Manchester area. while Theriault is listed at 6-4. The 20, Kent Pope 1 04 2. Totals 34 16-27 90. The Peace Corps, created . commentator Bill Moyers, the first “There was once this image of lead with 13:57 left in the opening would be the closest MCC would the previous standard of 539 set by M A N C H ES TER (12) — Stanley BIkeO Corps volunteers, including more 1981), people were saying, ’Oh yes, tallest Manchester player has is through executive order by Presi associate Peace Corps director for Peace Corps volunteers as hip teerism.” Ruppe said. “ People in Jervis Bell from Norwich netted half on a basket by Theriault. come. Don Chafin, set in the 1968-69 1-2 1, Donald Cost 8 1-2 17, Tyrell public affairs, current Peace pies,” Ruppe said in an interview. than 5,500 volunteers now serving the Peace Corps. I love it. Is is still the 1960s, when asked why they 22 points. Mike O ’Leary from listed at 6-3.' Mitchell dominated The Cougars did tie it a couple of campaign. Donald Cost added 17 Hartfield 11 1-4 23, Carbert RUssell604 dent John F. Kennedy on March 1, in 62 nations. around?” ’ the boards, holding a 50-28 edge in 12, Lorry Lopez 0o4o, Chris Golllgon 3 1961, symbolized the youthful Corps Director Loret Miller Ruppe ” I think that was ah unfortunate responded so enthusiastically, said Glastonbury added 20 and John times after that but Mitchell took a O’Leary and Dave Springfield markers. Russell and Stowell 12 5-5 11, Mike Stowell 5 2-4 12, Anthony and Warren Wiggins, deputy direc image and I want to assure the The median age is now 30, The Peace Corps sends volun simply that they were never asked Theriault, an East Catholic High the rebounding department. Bell 40-32 lead into the halftime had 8 and 7 points, respectively, in apiece and Chris Galligan II for Martin 1 2-2 4, Josh Corlett 1 04 2. idealism of Kennedy’s administra compared to 23 in the 1960s. Ruppe teers overseas'for 24-month stints before.” had 13 caroms to lead the way for tion. the challenge of selflessness tor during the Kennedy years. faihilies that these people are School graduate, chipped in 13 lockerroom. the final 10 minutes for Mitchell to the Cougars. Totals 35 12-19 82. more as Mitchell College overpo the Pequots with the rest of the wered the Cougars. 90-82. in first rebounds divided among several round play. players. Tyrell Hartfield, a 6-3 ‘Mindless vandalism’ forward out of Hall High in West A Gramm-Rudman Mitchell, the No. 6 seed in the Hartford, had 10 rebounds to lead Ueberroth suspends seven, conditionally U.S. trade eight-team tournament, advances the Cougars and Mike Stowell to Sunday night’s semifinals gathered in 9 more. spurs Seabrook offer again.st No. 2 seed Mattatuck. a Bv Cerlsse Anderson 99-61 winner Friday over Mid The rest of the Cougars did not United Press International ax ready to chop breaks record again come up with their fair share. SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - A Three systems were vandalized dlesex, Mass. The New London- in Rye and one each in Greenland, based Pequots are now 17-9 for the MCC. which relies on outside NEW YOR K — Baseball Com WASHINGTON (UPI) — A record $33.47 billion in foreign $10,000 reward was offered Friday WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ” I ’ve lost two valuable staff Kensington, Hampton and Salis season. MCC, which set a school shooting, did not experience one of missioner Peter Ueberroth said people,” said Rep. Mike Lowery, goods flowed into U.S. ports last month, forcing the trade deficit by Seabrook nuclear plant man its better games. Bill Dumas, first swipe of the Gramm- Rudman agement for information leading to bury, Mass., Kyte said. He esti record with. 21 wins this year, Friday he will suspend seven R D-Wash., a member of the House to a record $16.46 billion in the first month of 1986, the Commerce sports information director, said budget-cutting ax falls across the the arrest and conviction of mated the damage in excess of winds up 21-6. major league players for one year government today, and nowhere is Budget Committee. "One of my Department said Friday. $30,000. Mitchell and MCC spli! a pair of the Cougars shot in the 40 percent for their use of drugs unless they committees is going to lose 10. vandals who destroyed emergency range. ” We played poorly.” he the pain being felt more than on The multilateral deficit topped the previous record of $15 83 “ The destruction of the poles and games during the regular season. agree to several conditions, includ Gramm- Rudman is tough.” warning equipment in five towns. said. Capitol Hill where the law was billion, set in September 1985. President Edward Brown of New siren equipment is a felony and we ’The key was whether or not the ing the donation of 10 percent of . bom and nourished. Lowery also said Gramm- Rud intend to see that the people their salaries to drug prevention man means 150,000 students will be Imports rose 4.1 percent over December to a record $33.47 Hampshire Yankee, Seabrook’s Under the new balanced budget management, blamed the "mind responsibile are prosecuted to the programs. law. President Reagan issued an cut from the student loan program. billion in January. Exports inched up .07 percent to $17 billion, fullest extent of the law,” Brown Ueberroth said he will also The Head Start program for less vandalism” on people opposed order Feb. 1 calling for$11.7billion according to the department’s Bureau of the Census. said in a statement. The Weekend impose 60-day suspensions on four pre-kindergarten youngsters will to Seabrook’s completion. The in federal spending cuts. Due to Revised figures for December 1985 showed a $15.1 billion "It is unfortunate that some other players if they do not agree to suffer a $47 million loss. coastal reactor is scheduled by some exemptions, that worked out imbalance, making the last month of 1985 the third highest deficit people who oppose Seabrook Sta similar conditions. The Commis But overall, the cuts are min management to be completed late UConn hosts Syracuse tonight to a 4.9 percent cut from the month on record. The original seasonally adjusted figures tion would resort to this kind of sioner said all suspensions would • -> imum compared to what would be this year. military arid a 4.3 percent cut from pegged the December shortfall at $17.4 billion. The bureau no mindless vandalism, particularly H A R T F O R D — Big East action at the Civic Center pits the take effect on Opening Day, April suffered if the second round of The reward was offered for virtualiy everything else but Social longer seasonally adjusts its trade figures. information concerning the des in a manner that could be harmful Unversity of Connecticut against co-leader Syracuse tonight at 8. 7. j automatic cuts under Gramm- Ueberroth said he would hold the Security and some poverty The deficit for all of 1985 remained at $148.48 billion. truction and damage of seven to others.” he said. Syracuse, 22-4 overall, is tied with St. John’s with a 13-2 Big programs. Rudman takes place this fall. one-year bans in abeyance if the ” We should not expect a real improvement in the trade balance emergency warning sirens that East record. The Huskies are 12-14 overall and tied for eighth in The law gave Congress until Congress hopes to get around that players agree to donate 10 percent ax by approving a budget that until the last half of this year.” said Commerce Secretary would be used to alert residents in In Memnriam the nine-team conference at 3-12. Connecticut has lost six in a March 1 to attempt to change the Malcolm Baldrige. "It wyi take that long for the impact of the the event of an accident at the of their 1986 base salaries to reduces the deficit of about $180 In loving memory of our beloved row. drug-prevention programs in their impact of the cuts, but pressures of lower dollar to shift demand toward American goods.” reactor. working on next fiscal' year’s billion to $144 billion and by husband and father. Robert J. Dog- teams’ home cities, participate in making the choices of where to cut He noted that the average cost of a barrel of oil remained at $27 The destruction of the warning gort. who passed awav March 2. budget and the relative futility of systems has been discovered since drug testing programs for the trying to rearrange this year’s or where to raise taxes to meet the in January and said a pending drop of at least $10 per barrel will 1980. Bruins here in Sunday matinee duration of their careers and lower the U.S. import bill by some $1.8 billion per month at Saturday, said John Kyte, a reductions in just a month worked goal. It’s 6 years since your smile has HARTFORD — The Boston Bruins pay Hartford a visit Sunday participate in at least 100 hours of "If people don’t like the appet current import levels. spokesman for New Hampshire against any changes. gone for a 2:05 Adams Division contest against the Whalers at the Community service. izer, they better watch out for the The trade shortfall in manufaetured goods in January rose to Yankee. The impact of the cuts is being Your hands we can not touch. A third category of 10 players entree.” said House Budget Com $12.07 billion, just short of the record $12.27 billion in September The systems were either des Civic Center. Boston is solidly in third place, while the fading, feit widely. Capitol employees are troyed or damaged by vandals Left with us are sweet memories last-place Whalers are faced with a near must-win situation in will have to submit to mandatory mittee Chairman William Gray, 1985. drug testing for as long as they are being laid off. congressionai office with chain saws who felled two of one we loved so much. D-Pa. Imports of manufactured products, the largest trade category, the final month. associated with major league staffers who quit are not being polls and partially cut through two replaced and newsletter fiinds are “ Lots of people are doing the also rose from the previous month to $23.46 billion, also just short Loved and remembered always. baseball. No suspensions were political squirm as they see the others, Kyte said. Several rounds being cut. of the record $23.97 billion in September. Wife Jennie, Television and radio highlights meted out to this group. reality of the legislation they of gunfire damaged three other The Commissioner said the list Outside of Washington, student Oil and petroleum product imports swelled to $5.25 billion, systems, he said. and all his family loans are being reduced and the passed," Gray added. > dragging the deficit in that area down to $4.77 billion. TODAY of players punished — 21 in all — The Gramm-Rudman automatic U.S. Geological Survey is cutting Economists said the persistent deficit indicated the falling 1 p.m. — College basketball: North Carolina vs. Oklahoma, was drawn from testimony given UPt ptioto its travel budget. But sometimes budget cut procedure is bein|(' value of the dollar has yet to have any real effect on world Channel 22. at the baseball drug trials in the impact of the cuts is not chailenged in the courts, but the markets. The dollar has fallen 20 percent against most 1:30p.m. — College basketball: Virginia vs. Maryland, ESPN. Pittsburgh last September and Baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth were among those who drew a one-year deficit maximums are not. from incidents involving other apparent until they hit home — currencies and more than 30 percent against the Japanese yen 2 p.m. — College basketball: Boston Cktllege vs. Villanova, suspension were Dave Parker (left) of players during 1985. Ueberroth has suspended seven players for one year, Congress’ home. and West German mark in the last 12 months. Channel 3. been conducting interviews with conditionally, for their involvement with the Reds and Keith Hernandez of the The Senate fired 22 staff Authentic bark HALL & MUSKA 3 p.m. — College basketball; LSU vs. Kentucky. Channels 22, members, some long-time em these players since January. drugs after being implicated in a trial New York Mets. A piece of beech bark carved ” D 30. The list of those punished in ployees who have seniority but no 3 p.m. — PBA; Lite Beer Championship, Otannels 8, 40. last year in Pittsburgh. Tw o players who job security because few workers Boon.” near Kingsport. Tenn., is cluded some of the most renowned Quality Fuel Oil Service* 3 p.m. — Tennis; Pilot Pen Classic, USA. have the right to unionize since the thought to be one authentic legacy active players in the sport. 4p.m. — College basketball; Illinois vs. Georgia Tech, (Siannel Congress has exempted itself from among many bark forgeries of the Those facing a one-year ban Lary Sorensen of the CTiicago Cubs in St. Petersburg. Fla., where the evidence existed as to any im labor laws. Many of the staff jobs famous name of Daniel Boone The Coventry ^hoppe DOWN AGAIN 3. were: Joaquin Andujar of the and Claudell Washington of the Mets are training. “ As for the rest proper acUvity. He said the others are patronage positions that across the wilderness Boone ex invites you to 4; 30 p.m. — Boxing: Tyrell Biggs vs. Jeff Sims, Channels 8,40. Oakland A ’s, Dale Berra of the . Atlanta Braves. of the provisions I am going to have in the group were players whose change with the leadership of the plored in the late 18th century, says 5 p.m. — PGA: Honda Classic, Channel 30. New York Yankees. Enos Cabell of . Ueberroth said free agent Mike to talk to my attorney before I can cases have been handled through body. National Geographic. and More Savings 7 p.m. — College basketball: Seton Hall vs. St. John’s, ESP N . the Los Angeles Dodgers. Keith Norris, formerly of the Oakland say anything else." other procedures. 7;30 p.m. — Whalers vs. Penguins, Channel 30, WTIC. Hernandez of the New York Mets, A ’s. was also a candidate for this Last summer in Pittsburgh. Atlanta first base coach Willie “ Vito’s Bridal Expo 7:30 p.m. — Rangers vs. Capitals, Channel 9. Dave Parker of the Cincinnati class but he would withold judg Hernandez admitted on the wit Stargell had been named during Sunday, March 9th To YOU!!! 7:30 p.m. — College basketball; Hartford vs. Texas-San Reds, Lonnie Smith of the Kansas ment because Norris' criminal ness stand that he had used cocaine testimony in Pittsburgh as having Antonio, W K H T. City Royals and Jeff Leonard of the case for drug possession in Califor for three years while with the St. ill^ a lly distributed amphetam The Family Of Doors Open At 1:00 — No Admission Charge 8 p.m. — UConn vs. Syracuse, WPOP. San Francisco Giants. nia was pending. Louis Cardinals. in e in the Pirate club house. 8:30 p.m. — pjllege basketball; T C U vs. Houston, “ Baseball is dedicated to remov The Commissioner said the The third category — those who “ I find there was no wrongdoing must take mandatory tests — was on his part." Ueberroth said. Gemma D*UBaldo Fashions modeled for; SportsChannel. ing drugs from our sport and we 60-day suspensions would also be are well on our way to accomplish set aside if the players agree to comprised of: Dusty Baker of the Ueberroth said he had inter SUNDAY Oakland A's. Gary Matthews of the Brides, Bridesmaids, Mothers & Flower Girls 890* g 3 l. . (befere discMats) ing that,” Ueberroth said birfore contribute five percent of their viewed Stargell. a former Pitts Noon College basketball; Iowa vs. Indiana, (Hiannel 3. Wishes to thank all our friends and announcing the penalties. “ We salaries and perform 50 hours of C3iicago (?ubs, Manny Sarmiento, burgh P ira te All-Star, and 22 also ' Lingerie by Olga of Glastonbury 1 p.m. — College basketball; North Carolina vs. Duke, a non-roster player with Pitts have good reason to belie ve t hat we community service. players who had either tetified or HALL & MUSKAy Inc. Channels 22, 30. neighbors for the support and sympathy Tuxedos bv Formal Elegance may get there by Opening Day. He said his six-pagedecision was burgh. (ree-agent Derrell Thomas implicated in those trials. shown us on the loss of our dear mother, FULL SERVICE 2 p.m. — Pistons vs. Celtics, Channel 3, W K H T. “ It is painfully obvious that in telexed, as he spoke, to the players who played with Philadelphia last Manv oth^r Exhibitors with Services for the 2 p.m. — Bruins vs. Whalers, WTIC. the early 1980s there was signifi involved and their agents as well season. Vida Blue of San Fran Ueterroth said the only person grandmother and great grandmother. 24 kr. • 7 days 3 p.m. — Boxing: Mark Breland vs. Richard Aquirre, Channel cant drug use among some major as the Major League Baseball cisco. Dickie Noles of the Texas who declined to meet with him was Bride and Groom. 8. league players... the problem Players’ Association. Rangers, Daryl Sconiers of the former P irate first baseman John We will always remember your kindness EMEIIGENCY SERVICE 3 p.m. — Tennis; Pilot Pen Oassic, USA. continued even through the 1985 The Players Association had no California Angels. Rod Scurry of Milner, who retired after the 1902 ^ Door prizes include $100 Gift Certificate from 4 p.m. — PGA; Honda Classic, Channel 30. season. Peer pressure to use drugs immediate comment. the New York Yankees. Tim season. Ueberroth said he had and generosity and we are grateful to DISCOUNTS AVAIUBLE 4:30 p.m — American Cup Gymnastics Championships, was in too many cases The first reaction to the suspen Raines of Montreal and Alan instructed all the major league Channel 3. overwhelming." sions came from Hernandez, the Wiggins of Baltimore. clubs to have no relations with him you all. 7:30 p.m. — Horse racing; Santa Anita Handicap, ESPN. The 60-day suspensions apply to Mets’ all-star first baseman. Ueberroth said some of these until be agree to discuss his 8:30 p.m. — Flyers vs. Oilers, ESPN. Al Holland Of the Yankees. Lee "lampleasedlamabletoplay," players were named in the Pitts testimony at the Pittsburgh trial Thank you so much. I 44 Depot Road, Coventry,, 742-749'^ 623-3308 FRANK MAFFE, Owiwr I-acy of the Baltimore Orioles. said Hernandez, who was reached burgh testifnony but insufficient with UebemJth. M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Saturday, “ «»• i, - 1»
41 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Mar. 1, 1986 B i A ■ ' I American League West soon to be seat of power KMMS sextet wins finaie Bonnet, East secure played as a unit and when we do ^ ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ BBOLTON—Mjke O LT O N -M ik e GeneriiKMredGeneris scored uted two aassists, ifiiU , while Dale Gullouullo played as a unit and wli could put the gun on his fastball, and it wouldn t added three helpers. V ' that, the score reflects it. When we multi-talented Ivan Calderaon, Alvin Davis. Jim five goals and Manchester High’s register. Put It on his heart .and it would blow the lid hockey team wanned up for next Steve Schadler, Sam Keaung don’t, we get Rockville." W IN TER HAVEN, Fla. - For years now, the Presley and now Danny TartabuII, who should add The win meant more than just o ff." Zahn retired because of recurring shoulder week’a Plvision II state tourna and Ken D’Aiesaandro supplied American League West has been regarded as 20-odd homers at second base. Thai if they can get pride for Manchester, which plays problems. He couldn’t throw 50 MPH or wash his car ment by blasting visiting Farming- markers for the losefs. D’Alessan Invitational hoop titles baseball's Seven Sisters. Or worse. Only the Royals their talent^ young arms — Mike Moore, Mark without pain ... When Dodger IB Greg Brock lost at dro «ls o added an assist. in the Division II tournament next have won the league championship series (twice) in Langston, Matt Young, Richard Monteleone, Bill ton High, 10-S, in the regular $325,000, he railed at team attorney Bob Walker i " I expected our guys to come out Tuesday or Wednesday. the last 11 years, and in the 18 years of divisional play, Baseball Wilkinson. Billy SwlR - together, they have the basis season finale for both teams at the The first Illing Junior High had to listen to a guy who docsn’t_know a thing about and play very weTl,” said Famo. "W e’re almost.100 percent sure only the Royals and Athletics have ever made it to the for a decent staff. It might be a strong staff If Bolton Ice Palace Friday night. Basketball Invitational Tourna baseball telling me that I have to make the team in "This gets the momentum going that we clinched home ice for the World Series. High-scoring center Bobby ment was successfully com Wilkinson would allow Young to go to the bullpen to for the tournament.’’ first round,” explained Famo. The Royals did something for the image of the Peter Gammons spring training and learn to hit lefthanders,’ said Blake added a pair of goals and pleted Friday afternoon with team with Edwin Nunez. Brock. GM A1 Campanis admitted to Brock, who Freshman Rod Cantrell and division last year, between the World Series and their It may only take 88-90 wins to capture the division, four aH iats for the Indians, who The Indiana went 4-1-1 in their Rennet and East Catholic batted .178 against lefties, that he would be pushed for junior Brian Oatway shared goal strong season-long performance against the East. but it shouldn't be like the '70 Angels limping in. In finiah lO-t-l. last six games to qualify for the emerging with championship his job in the spring by Franklin Stubbs ... According tending duties for tbe victors and But. still, Kansas City won the fewest games, 91, of 1986, for the first time, it appears that everyone in Farmington is lXB-1. post-season for the third consecu performances. to the (ever-reliable) Dodgers pu ilic helations made a combined 22 saves. Mi any divisional leader. "Mike didn’t play well against tive campaign. Manchester was a Bennet Junior High took the a baseball’s most maligned division is at least pointed chael Burke stopped 26 shots for department, the Dodgers were the only team in Now, no one is going to try to argue that the A.L. in the right direction, which in turn could produce one ■ Rockville (3-3 tie Wednesday) .but quarterfinalist last year. boys’ championship with a 72-56 West is about to rise from the dust and bMome the seat basetall last year that had a winning record (43-38) tonight be showed what Michael Farmington. victory over host Illing. East of the most protracted scrambles since 1967. The Indians were never in "Now we get a couple days off to of power. However, up and down the division, teams all, as they weed out the aging, California was ahead ^ against teams that finished over .500. Generis can do,” said happy Catholic won the girls’ cham trouble, leading 4-2 after one get healthy," concluded Farno. are on the rise. And as they opened their spring by a game with five to play last season. The Twins fell Manchester coach Eric Famo. pionship with a 38-24 win over RED SOX M ANAGER JOHN M cNAM ARA says he R IC K E Y HENDERSON HAS SCORED 683 runs in period and then 7-3 after two. “ The second season’s begun.” training camps this week, every one of the clubs but abysmally from their five-game lead on Sept. 7,1984 to Brian Hushas, Mark.Cichowski filing. thinks his club can have a season "lik e the Patriots." "The key was that we played as a Tournament rankings and pair Texas had a legitimate fantasy of finishing first, and their collapse in 1985, but if Ray Miller can re-gather a the ’80s. No one else in baseball has even scored and Jeff Lampson also tallied for All that went wrong for McNamara in 1985 can’t go Red Sox scout George Digby, who will be one of the team,” Famo added. “ Everybody ings will be released Saturday. East Catholic took third place Texas is in the first year of the Tom Grieve-Bobby starting four of Bert Blyleven, 18-game winner Frank the Indians. Hughes also contrib Viola, Mike Smithson and John Butcher, the wrong again, and he figures that if he has Roger first to hit Cooperstown if they ever allow scouts into in the boys’ competition by Valentine overhaul of 15 years of Rangers fiascos. Clemens. Jim Rice, Tony Armas and Bob Stanley beating'Rockville. 59-50, in the The Royals, of course begin the spring the favorites all-Massachusetts double play combination of Greg the Hall of Fame, thinks John Mitchell — tne Gagne and Steve Lombardozzi improves the middle healthy the way they weren’t last year that he has 20-year-old righthander the Mets got along witn Scholastic roundup consolation game. In the girls’ for the simple reason of their pitching. Putting the added a potential 20-game winner and three ail-stars consolation contest, Bolton defense and they get big years out of the Kent Bobby Ojeda from Boston — can be another Dennis Leonard comeback aside for the moment, topped Bennet. 24-16. Hrbek-Tom Brtinansky-Gary Gaetti-Kirby Puckett before finding out about talented young pitchers Wes Saberhagen. Alan Shapiro, a Boston jeweler who even if Bret Saberhagen and Charlie Leibrandt don’t Gardner. Calvin Schiraldi, Jeff Sellers and Rob contingent, they can contend. cancelled his season tickets over what he * a s a Paris Oates netted 29 points, equal their 1985 levels, logically Danny Jackson and Woodward ... The Dodgers think they have another Mark Gubizca could leap into the 16-20 win levels. Certainly the White Sox can contend and even win if negative Red Sox racial policy, was informed by A.L. Tech out of tourney picture Jason Goddard 18 and Calvin Mariano Duncan in Dominican second baseman 1) Richard Dotson and Floyd Bannister come back, 2) President Dr. Bobby Brown that only 5 percent of fans Meggett 11 as Coach Fred However, the logic their opponents use is that even Manny Francois, and claim that by mid-season he Daryl Bostoncan handle the centerfieidjob.and 3) the in major league parks are black Lennon's Bennet Bears won the with George Brett. Steve Balboni, Frank White and may oust Steve Sax ... It seems hard to believe that the boards. 12, wuue Ortiz ) 2-2 4, Troy Norman 3 sparks are minimal. So can the Athletics, if Jose Sox — whose park is deep in the heat of the South Side CROMW ELL — The small hope boys' championship. Bennet Hal McRae having big years, only Texas scored fewer Rick Miller, who has pinch-hit at better than a .300 the Cheney Tech basketball team "We were standing around 1-2 7, BllV Shea 2 0414. Totals 22 X13 SO. Canseco adds the power he likely .will and Jose Rijo, — do not have one black season ticket holder. went through the season un-' runs, and the only roster move the Royals made was to rate the last three years, can play the outfield and run. maintained of qualifying for the wBtehing them. We got one shot release Dane lorg. So it gives the rest of the division Eric Plunk and Tim Birtsas can step into the rotation. and they got a lot more than one. beaten. Eric Widmer popped And, finally, so can Seattle. Don’t laugh. One of hasn’t gotten one nibble from a National League state tournament this year came hope. EDITOR’S NOTE: This will Peter Gammon’s final That’s if they need more t han one. ” Coventry upset home 13 points and Dom Lauri- these mornings the Mariners are going to wake up and contender as a free agen t... Gene Mauch broke down crashing down Friday night as host The Angels can argue that with Don Sutton. Mike . column in the Herald. He has joined the staff of Sports be added. nitis and Cory Goldston 10 and cried at Geoff, Zahn’s farewell press conference Cromwell High controlled the COVENTRY - With four play Witt. John Candelaria. Kirk McCaskill and Ron realize the talent they have blossoming. If they don’t Illustrated and his syndicated column has been Cromwell’s advantage was 57-28 apiece for the runner-up Rams. have to trade a Phil Bradley or David Henderson for this week. " I ’ve tried hard not to get too close to my backboards in a 7X50 decision in ers in double figures, Rocky Hill Romanick. they have the same chance to ride their discontinued. after three periods. pitching, they can put out a lineup with those two, the players,” says Mau.ch, "but this is different. You Charter Oak Conference play. upset Coventry High, 47-44, in Karen Mozdzierz and Tracy starting pitching into the playoffs as the Royals; after John Lemire fired home 23 Charter Oak Conference basket Forlini led East to the girls’ Cheney dips to X13 overall, 5-12 points and Steve Salafia 19 to lead ball action Friday night. championship with 13 and 8 in the COC, and the Beavers are Cromwell. Tom Dowd and Mack Dave Goodrich had IS points and points, respectively. Tam Du now officially out of tbe post Hawkins each netted 12 for the Dave Murk. Mike Montante and bois and Kristi White paced season hunt. A team needs to win 40 Beavers. Hawkins also had 10 Paul Cristalli 10 apiece for the filing with 8 and 6 markers, percent of its games to qualify for rebounds and was cited for his Terriers, now X7 iji the conference respectively. the tournament, a percentage tbe strong play by Silvia. “ This was and 9-8 overall. SCOREBOARD Techmen can no longer achieve. not a very g o o d game by us, other In the boys' consolation than Hawkins.’’ Silvia said. Jon Seymour and Jason Garick game. Scott Altrui poured 17 7X7X-I46 Cheney winds up its regular Black Mountain pp 14-44 base IS trails 3 Barry joeckel each netted 12 points for the points through the nets. Reid Mike Sullivan 72-74—146 . season Tuesday at 7:30 at horn! Silvia, who has guided Cheney to Gorman 14 and Matt Callahan lifts sm. 7X70— 146 Patriots, who fail to 9-6 in the COC Ric basketball ^ Brciton Woods oo 10-34 base 20trails 4 Bobby Clampett againstiRocky HHI High. tbe most wins in a single season Mike NIcolette 72-7X—146 and 11-6 overall. Coventry was 12 to lead East to third place in lifts ns 2 trolls 2 lifts for ns special 81-6X147 this year out of his four at the helm, the four-team competion. Bob Basketball Leaders Olympics Sun-Tuesr''*' Steve Pate Cromwell, which knocked Por minus tbe Breault brothers, Kyle Cannon Mountain pp.40-X base 23 Mike Reid 69-7S—147 was not ready to look back at the Percy had 14 points, Dave Juniors 7X73—147 tland out of the unbeaten ranks and Keith, trails 6 lifts sm. Dave Barr season as a whole., "W e’lfsee how Mitchell 12 and Jim Leighton 10 76crs 46 (P a t M agulrt 12, Shown AtUtosh 36-70Dose 21 troUsSllftssm. Jim Simons 72-7X—147 earlier in the week, now stands 12-4 Coventry is back in action 0 0 72-7X—147 we finish up on Tuesday,” he did for the Rockville freshmen. Adams 12, Andy Johnson 10, Santiago MEN'S TENNIS Bob Murphv in tbe (inference and 13-5 overall. Tuesday night at East Hampton NBA standings Carrion 10), Knicks 19 (Kurt Potter 10, / I, Ivan Lendl, Czechoslovakia, 8110,652. Mt. Cranmore Isgr 1XS5 base IStrolls 4 Nick Price 7X73—147 say. Mike Yorgenson 4). /Z Brad Gllbart 8B6J71. X Stefan Edborg. lifts sm. Brett Upper 7X73—147 The Beavers made it close after High. Wendy Neil and K^stie Cook Celtics 62 (Lee Magowan 16, Anthony Fred Couples 7X69—147 CROMWELL (74) — Stave Solatia 9 ^Swoden, 96X300. X Mots Wllonder, Montaou pdr pp 10-45 base 4 trolls 2 lifts one quarter, 13-8. But the host each had 8 points for Bolton ( WMt coast oomo not Includod) Wright 16, Kevin Wilson 13, Paul Swodon, ta,«4 X S, Jooklm Nvstram, By LEWIS WITHAM sm. Robert Wrenn 7X73— 147 1-1 19, Horrv Brlcker 3 XO 6, Mott ROCKY HILL (47) — Dove Goodrich Eostorn Confortnco Wlhelm 11), Lakers 59 (Brian Pelletier Swoden, 84X167. X Jimmy Connors Loon Mountain pp 1S-3S base 32 trails 7 Danny Briggs 77-70—147 Panthers stretched it out in the Rondozzo 2X04, Bill H lck$41-29, John 6 3 IS, Mike Montanta 3410, Dave AAurk . while Debbie O’O nnell had 4 to Atlonttc Division 26, Greg Soulce 16, Keith Relmer 13). 844JIW. 7, Andors Jorryd, Swoden, Take the number of NBA title llfli sm. Denis Wotson 7X72—147 Lom lra 10 X7 23, Keith Mlldren 1 0-0 2, 4210, Paul Critalll 4210, Tom Morzono lead Bennet in the girls' conso W L Pet. OB 75—72—147 . se(HHid period, moving to a 29-12 Standings — Celtics SO, Knicks 40, S36.67X X Yannick Noah, Franco. 83X47X banners hanging in the Boston Watervllle Voltev pp 22-35 base 31 Mark Brooks Steve AltooOXI 0, Brian AAodelroi 2X1 1 0 2? Lou Piazza 0 0 0. Totals 1811 47. lation battle. x-Boston 46 II .807 — Lakers 20, 76ers 20. 9, Tim Mavotto $34,763. 10, Guy Forget, trolls I lifts Tecumsoh derby Sunday. Bill Isroelson 7X73—147 halftime lead. ‘-‘We tried to estab 4, Dan Groce 2 XO 4, Lief Dana 1 XO 2, Phllodelptilo 3S 21 .638 9 Garden, multiply by the num Ken Brown 7X70—148 lish the pace of tbe game early and RIefc Lebrester 01-21. Totals 34 XM 74. COVENTRY (44) —- Rich Reooon 4 0 France, 83X91X King PIneopIsgr 1X30 base 11 tralls3llfts Oates. Meggett and Jim Kit- New Jersey 31 30 .SOS 17 WOMEN'S TENNIS ber ot pins in the "clothesline” ns 4 trolls 2 lifts for ns. Bob Gilder 72-7X-148 we didn’t do a bad job,” said 8, Jon Seymour 4 412, Jason Gorlck 44 Herald photo by Pinto Washington 28 32 .467 19‘/j Brod Faxon 77-71—148 CHENEY TECH (SS) — Dennis 12, Lorry Walsh 3 06, Rhett Gibbs 2 0 4. sock from Bennet; Laurinitis 1, Chris Evert Lloyd S16X7SX X spare, add Marcus Allen's Tenney Mountoln 001X23base )4tralls2 Cheney coach Aaron Silvia. “ But New York 19 39 .329 27/j Martina Navratilova SBMOO. X Steftl llftssmns l troll 1 lift for ns 16 trolls 3 lifts Jeff Lewis 7X70—148 Foreinan 2 X2 4, Rick Gonzalez 23-6 7, Jock Aver 1 0 2, Ron Gardner 0 0 0. and Goldston from filing; Calla Central Division Hockey uniform number and subtract David Frost 7X73—148 the second quarter they did a job on Tom Dowd 6 X0 12, Mack Hawkins 6X1 Totals 18 8 44. . Bennet Junior High School's Paris Oates reaches for the Graf, West (iwm anv, S7X200. X Hetona W66kWd. han. Altrui and Gorman from Milwaukee 42 18 .700 — Sukovo, Czechoslovakia. 966.025. X Pom the total playoff wins of the Dartmouth Sk Iwov O P trgr 10-46 b a se 14 Pat McGowon 77-71—14S basketball with one hand as teammate Jason Goddard Detroit 36 25 .590 6/j Slirlvar96a9». X Kathy RlnoMI $50,637.7. trolls 2 lifts sm. Willie Wood 77-71—148 East; and Leighton and Mit New England Patrjots. 77-71—148 Atlanta • 34 25 .576 7'/j Claudia Kohde-Kllsch, West Gormonv, Wholebock pp Isor 10-36 base 10 trolls 2 Brian Cloor chell from Rockville were (21) looks on during the boys’ championship game at the Cleveland 23 36 .390 18'/3 NHL standings 933,550. X Manueta MoMova, Bulgaria, lifts ns 5 trolls 2 lifts for ns. Jay Delsing 71-77-148 Chicago 21 40 .344 21 Vi t27,7n. 9, Cortina Bossott S3X2S0. 10, PAYOFF: The answer was (iunstock 00 Isgr 12-48 bawntraUsTllfts Gene Sauers 7X75— 148 named to the all-toumament Illing Basketball Invitational Tournament Friday after Indiana 20 39 .339 21'/j Bonnie (jodusek m S2X also the uniform number of the Loren Roberts 7X7X—148 Huskies Sports In Bri^ boys’ team. The all-toumament Western ConMronco 77-71—148 noon. Illing’s Jonas McCray has his bac.k to the action (LoteBtHnesnetlncIsdMi) BOWUIM 1961 NFL Rookie of the Year. Highlands Isgr X15 base'*! trails all Howord Twittv girls’ team (^insisted of Forlini, Midwest Dtvislen WotetCenferance I, DavM Olio 949475. X Steve Cook lifts ns 3 trolls tor ns. Dovis Love III 7X75—148 behind Paris. Bennet won the championship^with a 72-56 W L Pet. OB Potrick Division S404S0. X Gory Skidmore S3943X X Name him. King Ridge OP 1X3i base 14tralls4Ufts. Leonard Thompson 7X74—148 Little League signups scheduled Mozdzierz and Linda Docherty Houston 3S 21 .644 — W L T Pti. OF. OA Roiidv Pedersen S33.740. s, Jon Mike Gove Sl-wdr concern from East; White. Dubois and victory. Denver 36 24 .600 2'/> Peter Oosterhuls OXwdr Phllodelpha 41 17 4 86 265 190 O'Oroblnok S2S,I9S. 6, Dennis Mt. Sunapee pp Isgr 17-51 base21 tralls5 Karen Ran from filing; Cook Dallas 29 29 .500 8'/i Washington 37 19 5 79 235 213 joeques S26460.7. Pate Weber S2X76X X lifts 22 trails 6 lifts for weekend. The Manchester Little League will conduct signups for the 1986 Utah 30 30 .500 8'/i NY Islanders 29 22 10 68 246 2Z3 Mark Baker S2X41X 9, Wayne Webb Pots Peak Isgr 2040baSit13troUs3l.lt1s. season on consecutive Sundays, March 2 and 9, at the AiWerican and Ann Lewis from Bolton; from Bennet. two-day tournament attracted a San Antonio 30 31 .492 9 PIttshurgh X 26 7 67 255 227 923JSO. 10, Marshall Holman 923400. and Alexia Cruz and O'Connell The final afternoon of the crowd of 250 to the filing gym. Sacramento 26 32 .449 11'/j N Y Rangers 30 27 4 64 221 208 Crotched AAountaln pp 1X30 base 16 Syracuse Legion Hall on Legion Drive between 1 and 4 p.m. on ^ ch day. Pacific Division New Jersey 19 39 3 41 224 281 ttASTAF trolls 5 lifts sm ns. Signups are for all children between the ages of Tv^nd 12. LA Lakers 42 15 .737 — Adam Division 1. Gooff Bodine. S2Q5,71X X Date Tenxite /Mountain pp Isgr 25-40 bose II Track Portland 29 34 .460 16 Bkua aiiiini :dJOAVd Youths must be 7 before July'31,1986, and not older than 12Mter Montreal 34 23 6 74 368 210 Earnhordt, SI3645X X Tarry Lobonte. trolls 3 lifts sm ns 5 trolls 3 lifts tor ns. Bv Chris Dahl Phoenix 23 34 .404 19 Quebec 34 26 4 72 262 230 911544X X Darroll WaltHp. 99141X X 68 = e - ZC + 9 X SI V 3 M S N V that date. The league requests that birth certificates be brought NBA roundup LA Cllpoers 22 37 .373 21 Boston X 26 7 67 250 231 Bill Elliott, S77470. X Bobby Hlllln, Jr.. The Associated Press Seattle 21 38 .356 22 at the time of signups. Buffalo 29 28 6 64 236 227 S5i,79S. 7, Nell Bomwtt, tSS.TM. X Rusty ©1 ■ by NEA. Inc Joy Peak pp frgr 1X90 base 31 trolls 5 Trick and fitid rnults Golden State 19 42 .311 25 Hertford 28 32 2 59 246 247 Wallace, 84944X 9, Ron Bouchard, The registration fee is $10 per individual or $15 per immediate x-ciUicliod piovofl borm lifts. HARTFORD — Sixth-ranked Campbell CMtferance 94941XIX Bonny ParsonxS474IX Smugglers Notch pdr pp 21-47 base 40 fam ily. Prtdov's Rosutts NcnisOlvWen TNOEOUGNBtlEORAaNO USAMsMI Indoor CbamaMatMas Syracuse is wary of lowly Connec Boston 124. LA Cllpoers 109 n-olls 3 lifts. League tryouts are scheduled for Saturday and Suilday. March W L T PIS.. OF. OA (C imBBidByDaRyNacBiBFirm ) Stowe pp 3X65 base 44 trolls W lifts. At Now Y#m,nF0b. H ticut going into their finale to the Celtics roll over Clippers New Jersey 113, San Antonio 110 Chicogo 32 23 8 72 2S2 265 JCXKEYS — 1. dirts McCarran 15 and 16. Anyone interested in being a coach, umpire or Detroit 115, Atlanta 103 Bolton Voltev pp 3X50 baseSOtroUsSllfts Women's lone lump—1, Helkc Big East Conference's regular St.Louls 29 25 I 64 235 228 91.741,Tin. X LafntPlncavJr.,SI,112J3XX ns 7 trolls for ns. Drechsler, East (termonv, 23 toet, 34 commissioner or serve in any other capacity is asked to appear Philadelphia 123, Dallas 120 Minnesota 27 27 9 63 256 247 Gory Stavons Sl.ioixax X Anool Skiing season Saturday night. Chicago 118, Cleveland 96 Burke AAountaln pp 20-45 bose32 trails4 Inches (7.03 meters). 2, Jockte Joyner, By United Press International Toronto 19 37 6 44 249 302 Cordero Jr. S14M471. X Nick SontoBOta lifts. Work) Class A.C., 2X10 1-2 (6.97), Orangemen Coach Jim Boeheim at the signups. Milwaukee 102, Washington 94 Detroit 12 45 5 29 203 325 tl47X9IXXRabbteOavisS143X3Z7.7.Pat . Phoenix ot LA Lakers, night AAod River Glen pp 2040base30 trolls 3 American record (oM record 2XH), said Friday that his team wasn't For further information, contact Ed Dettore at 643-4482 orStan SmvtbeDIvMoa Votenzuoto 98B14ZX X Eddte Mopto lifts full opr weekend. Jockte Joyner, earlier In meet). X Helga BOSTON — Robert Parish and Indlana at Sacramento, night Edmonton 43 14 6 92 3M 252 9S63.su 9, Jormt.VMa9aMZ IIB14IX IX looking past the struggling Hus Rom anewicz at 646-6531. Soturdny's Bonios Niw England ski gulda Sugorbush pp 19-0 base 76 trolls 13 Rodtke. East (Mrmanv,22414 (6.8)). Kevin McHale each scored 26 Calgary 30 25 7 67 272 241 Richard MlgHora $199,911. trolls sm. kies toward the Big East Confer (A ll Tbiws E6T) Los Angeles 20 36 6 46 225 303 TRAINERS — 1. D. Woyne Lukas points Friday night and Larry Bird New Jersey at New York, 7:U p.m. MIddleburv Snow Bowl pp 3040 base 8 AAen's triple Jump— 1, Mike Contev. ence championship tournament Winnipeg 19 39 6 44 234 296 SI 45X46X X Mol StuteSEIXSTZ. X Jock Van WOODSTOCK, Vt. (U P l) — New trails 2 lifts full opr weekend. Tyson T.C., SXtO 34 (17.34). Z Charlie added 20 to lead the Boston O ltics San Antonio at Atlanta, 7:X o.m. Voncouver 17 34 9 43 213 253 Berg SSEUII. X Gomor Mesdiera and tbe NCAA tournament after Knox retains Honda Classic lead Golden State at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. England Ski Areas Council ofticlal Sonnenberg opr yeekend PPX20 base 11 Simpkins, Nike T.C.,SX01-2(17.0i).3, Paul to a 12X108 victory Friday night Fridov'iRnaWi SS1X11X X Bruce Hoodtey SS214B. X Emordl.TexosSouthern.SXI11-4(16.74). Phlladeiohia at Denver, 9:np.m. summary o f snow cxxyditlons at New tralh 2 lifts. „ that. CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. — Kenny Knox, who has lost his over tbe Los Angeles (Rippers. Ouebec6, Buftolo2 Osoar Borrara SSM42X 7, John (iosdin EngtandsklareasasotnoonFrldoy. Suicide Six PP2S-S5baselltraUs2Ufts. Sacramenta at Utah, 9:X p.m. Toronto7, DetroltS S6IXI37.XdwrtesWMttlneham,S43X99X "N ot at all." he said. “ We’re just Tbe triumph was Boston's 16th LA Lakers at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m Skiing condlUons are sublect to change AAen's 3Xpound weight throw— 1, Jud playing card tsrice since joining the PGA Tour in 1981, followed a NY Islanders at Winnipeg, night HORSES— I. NaaMgla's Star S99X29X due to weather, skier trattlc, and other KllUngton pp 32-64 base 100 trolls 15 lifts Logon. New York A.C., 77-1 1-4 (Z3.5). Z getting ready to play Connecticut. straight at home and fourth victory Houston at Portland, 10:X p.m. Phi lodelphta at Vancouver, night double-bogey with birdies on his last two holes Friday to fire a l ewdev ’s Qumss X Lady's Soerst S36X08D. X Snow Chtef factors. Beowareotctiangingconditlans. sm IX1S new since X21 all lifts Patrick Egon, M-F AthleUc. 7X10(21J9). They've given us trouble in the in a row. SotTdgytOowM t28X3BXXSklpTi1alt2aX76XXRIalitCan weekend. 3, Tore Johnsen, Noiwav, 7091-4. 1-under-par 71 and hold a one-shot lead heading into the third Milwaukee ot Woshington (ARTtOMSESTl Lageod: wsw inches of new snow past." Detroit at Boston S17948X X Roo Art S179480. XPowder snowfall ending In kst 24 hours, gW- Pico pp 29-44 base X trolls 6 lifts sm. Women's shot put—1, Ramona round of the $500,000 Honda Classic. Bird, hitting double figures in New Jersey at Boston, 1:15p.m. Brook S199XNI. X VIdtagailc 8155.13X oowder snow. PRtxKked powder, utetgr- Okemo pp3S-7SboseS4traUt6Uftssmall P o gd , AAozdo T.C., 6X1 34 (1X33). Z Connecticut beat Syracuse twice Indlano ot LA Clippers Hartford atPlttsliurgh,7:3Sp.m. Knox, whose best finish was eighth in last year's Pensacola scoring, rebounding and assists for HAimSSSRAatIO wat granular, tegr-loose granular, Rur- trolls all lifts weekend. P oeev Pollock, Coast Athletics. 57-7 1-2 last season. the sixth time in his last 10 games, Buffalo at Qucbec,7:3Sp.m. ( CllUBB6db9U4.TTlNIUBBWU.I frozen granular, conscorn sixiw, mgs- Ascutnev Mountain pp 3X56 base 31 (17.56). 3, Reglno Cenranough, Rica, SX) .Open, rallied for a two-round total of 7-under 137. NY Rongersat Washlnglw,7:35p.m. DRIVERS— 1, John Cameball86l744X (16.79). In their first match, Earl Kelley grabbed 13 rebounds and bad 12 mochlne oroomed surface (where two trolls 4 lifts sm. Andy Bean shot a 3-under 69 and was one shot back at 138. CtHIcs 124. Clippers 108 Detroit atToronto,9:05p.m. X BUI O'Oonnall $571,227. X MHto such terms appear, the form er shows AAoolc AAountaln pp3074base32 trolls3 AAen's shot put—I. Greg TofroUs, New made six straight free throws in assists. Teammate Dennis John NY Islondersot MlnneSota,l:35p.m. LoClianca SSSX91X X Oovt M bbis condlUons on 70 percent or more terrain, inis sm. Yoilt A.C., 6X11 1-4 (21.011. Z Kevin Veteran Tom Weiskopf. who hasn’t won a tournament since the Chicogo at St. Louls,l:3Sp.m. the final 30 seconds to lift the son added 21 points. S36B48X X Ron MorNt Sm.UX X Dote and the latter the next-most-prevalent Bromley pp 24-41 base 35 trails 7 lifts. Akihs, New York A.C., 6S-6 (20.M). 3, 1982 Western Open, shot 68 over the par-72, 7,037-yard course at LA CUPPERS n«l) Vancouver at Calgorv.9:05p.m. Hltemon S319X09.7. Wolter Cam S30XO75. condition) vc-vorlabte conditions, Stratton pp 17-69 base 60 trolls 1 lifts sm John Brenner, AAozdo T.C., 67-11 (20.70). Huskies to a 70-68 victory at tbe The Oltics never trailed, scor Maxwell ^6 7-4 6. NImohlus 7-14 U, Montreal at Los Angeles. W:3Sp.m. X Roteon OatoMault SB74E>. 9, Bon sc- soring conditions xx of H trallx oil lifts weekend. Women's mile walk—1, Teresa Valll, Carrier Dome in Syracuse, N.Y. In the Tournament Players Club at Eagle Trace. Weiskopf is at Ben|omln7-n i-i iSrM. Johnson 1^17^2 $eadev's<8ames ing the first 7 points of the game Webster S IX T H . W, Lovorne HosScIter number ot trails open, sm-snow made In Mt. Snow pp 30X0 base 54 trolls 7 lifts sm unattached, 6:53.58 (American record, their second game. Kelley made a S-under-par 139 after two rounds. S4r Nixon ^5(K)4. Valentine 2-S2-24. White Boston ot Hartford S271.11I. last 24 hours, tc-thln cover, wblo full opr weekend. okJ record 6:58.X Sue Brodock, Feb. 1, and using a 1X2 run midway 3-13 13-14 19, Cooe 1-2 S.Gordon 0>2 St. LoulsatChIcago windblown snow, oxnlght skUng oval ta Carlnttita opr weekend Isgr pp 1X30 19H, Inglewood, Calif.). 2, Lynn Welk, .26-foot jump shot at tbe buzzer to through the first period to take a (Ml 0, Cross (M) (M) 0, EdwordsMCM) WashI ngton at N Y Rangers, night ble, ao-notaperaUiie.ggr-operallng. base 14 trolls 3 lifts. SUNY-Stonv Brook, 6:5X27. 3. OebbI give Connecticut a 71-69 victory at 12.Tota(s424924-29108. WinnipeoatNewJersev.nloht 22-10 lead. Movstack pp Isgr frgr 1X52 base 39 Lawrence, KC Walkers, 7:09.83. the Hartford Civic Center. * Baugh searching for first victory EOSTOH OM) Phllodelohloat Edmonton, night frails 5 lifts sm. The (Tippers, who lost their third Wedmon 2-4 2-2 6. Bird 9^16 M 70, Coloarv at Los Angeles, night Unfortunately for the Huskies. Ski Sundown OP 9X72 base 16 trollsSUfls AAopte Volley UPfrer 3X62 bases trolls 3 Women's60yard hurdles—1,Stephanie COSTA MESA, CaUf. — Laura Baugh, looking for her first straight game and ninth in a row at Portsh IMS 7-3 26. D. Johnson 3-165-521. sm ns 13 trolls 4 lifts for ns 4 lifts lifts sm ns 2 trolls for ns. Hightower, unattoched, 7.44. 2, KersUn Kelley, tbe whirling dervish senior Al not 3-7(M>6kMcHole 10-1166 26v$ICtTtln6 BASEBALL ’86 victory in 14 years on the LP G A toui^ shot a 2-under-par 70 Friday Boston Garden, only once drew as weekend. Hogback pdr pp 1X22 base II trolls 3 Knoube, East Germany, 7.4X 3, Yolanda point guard who was the team’s 2-5 00 4e Wotton ^7 3-4 7. Thlrdklll 1-1 Woodbury SXR Isor NMD bases trolls 2 lifts. Johnson, Colorado Flyers, 7J2. to take a one-stroke lead over Muffin Spencer-Devlin midway close as 7 points. ^24. Carlisle 2-2004, KIteOOOOO. Totols Can they do lifts sm ns. Men's 60-vord hurdles— 1, Mark leading scorer since be was a 51-3771-25124. Bowling AAcKov, Pacific Coast Club, X9S. Z Al through the $330,000 Uniden LPG A Invitational. LA em ptn M27Z7IO—Nl it again? Mt. SoutMngton tsar pp 2S-32 base 12 freshman, won't be around Satur PMoiw 115, Hanvks 103 trails 6 lifts sm ns. Vermont and northern Maine and New Joyner, Athletics West, 7.12. 3, Tonte day night. He was kicked off tbe Spencer-Devlin shot a 69. putting her alone in second place. BttiMl a » 31 31^124 Powder Ridgepdrlserll-SBbaselOtroUs ttampsMre vartabte cloudi ness and a few Campbell, Stars and Stripes, 7.16. At Pontiac. Mich., Isiah Thomas Fouled out—none. Total touts— team two weeks ago because of Spencer-Devlin is a stroke ahead of Mary Beth Zimmerman, 4 lifts sm ns 95 pc terrain open. fturrtes Solurdov. SoOlhern New England scored 30 points and Bill Laimbeer LA Clippers 23. Boston 77. Rtbounds- 60P. Wiiitn end southern AAalne and New Hampshire Women's 60-vard dash—1, academic deficiencies. winner of last week's tournament in Phoenix, Ariz. LA Jeanette Bolden, World Class A.C., X57. added 21 Friday night to lead tbe Souow pp pdr 10-34 base 15 trolls 2 mostly sunny. Highs in mid 20s to mid 30s Tbe team has lost five straight Jan Stephenson led a group at 3-under 141 that included Patty Clippers X (Ninsphhis 7), Boston 43 Mary Warner 179-460/ Eleonor lifts all lifts weeke.id. north and 30s south. Z AAorUes Goehr. East Germany, X62. Detroit Pistons to their team- (Bird 13). Assists—LA Clippers 21 Beroaren 459, Joyce Tyler 462. 3, Alice Brown, World Class A.C.i X63. games since then. They've lost six Sheehan, Cathy Morse, Hollis Stacy and Barbra Mizrahie. (Edwords4). Boston 31 (Bird 12). Three- record 10th straight victory, a Sugofloot pp 12-43 base 50 trails 9 lifts straight including their loss to Holy point pools-BIrd. Technicais-none. sm. AAen's 60yard dash—I, Lae McRae, 11X103 decision over the Atlanta ------Cross in Kelley's Final game in a A-14690. BiMsmm Saddleback ob 20-94 bow 36 traits 3 Pittsburgh, 6.0X Z Ben Johnson, Cbnoda Hawks. UPlptiolo lifts sm all lifts weekend. 6.10. 3. EmmU King. New Balance T.C., Connecticnit uniform. Sharon Hale 479, Jonet Hottan 192- v S y i Tulasne, Nystrom tennis winners Sunday Riverpp354Sbase34lrails4llfts G olf X1S. Connecticut is 12-14 overall and N«la 113, Spun 110 SIxsrs 123. Mavsricks 120 519/ Dee Smyth 1 7 6 ^ , Ruth Ann Gloss sm ell lifts weekend. Women's 440 yards—I, Otane Dixon, Boston’s Larry Bir(j falls as he and Los Angeles’ Marques 203^497/ Maureen Broncoto 19S-49S. Mt. Abram pp 1S-S0bow20lrans2Ufts4 Atoms T.C., s ts z 2, Sabine Busch, East 3-12 in the Big East, their worst LA QUINTA, C^lif. — Thierry Tulasne of France eliminated At East Rutherford, N.J.. Otis lifts weekend. Johnson (8) go for a loose ball Friday night in NBA action Germany, S2.7D. 3. Chormolne Cooks, conference record ever. Going into top seed Mats Wilander 6-4. 6-3 and fifth-seed Joakim Nystrom Birdsong had 28 points, including 8 PHILADELPHIA (111) U.8. MIxad N atiofiai W in P c L LostValtevpp14-33taase12tralls2Uftsns AAozdo T.C., S3.77. at B(3ston Garden. Bird had 20 points as the Celtics beat Jones 1-3 1-2 3. Borklcv 1619 3-5 35, 3 lifts weekend. Saturday's games. Connecticut defeated No. 3 seeded Boris Becker Friday in the quarterfinals of in the fourth quarter, to lead the L s s q im (1*45) P6A rtsulls AAen's 440 yards—1, /Antonio /WcKov, * Molone 11-22 63 70, Ervfne 9-16 1-2 70. Fred KozIckI 242-597. Don Wilson 204. Camden Snow Bowl pp frpr XtS base 9 AAozdo T.C., 47X0. Z WaUar /McCoy, was tied for last place $rith Seton a $405,000 tournament. New Jers^ Nets to a. 11X110 the Ciippers,T24-108 Cheeks 610 1-1 13. McAdoo 33 00 6. Ed Wilson 212. Mike Hale 200, Bbb JOS trolls 1 lift. Puma T.C., 4743.3, Thomas Schoontebe, Hall, which plays St. John’s. Threott 7-13 (M) 14, Johnson 1-3 2-2 4, CanflnalE PtecBont Mountain pp 12-36 bcae 30 In another match No. 4 seeded Yannick Noah defeated victory Friday night over the San Skoglund 22X597, Ernie Whipple 201, mm —ta— East Germany, 47BS. The No. 6 Red men dealt Syra Mo m 02 00 0. Totols 54-94 14-70 123. BUI LIvengood 200-303-222.624, Charlie RSW MS trolts3 lifts sm2StrallsStlfts weekend east AtCoralSgi N>Fla..X3Ba6 AAen's 600 yards— 1, Elvis Forde, Sweden’s Mikael Pemfors, 7-5, 7-5. Noah will play Tnlasne Antonio Spurs. their record to 42-18 and a the Bulls while (iene Banks and DALLAS (131) area oowi waefcind. cuse an 96-79 defeat Wednesday Moselskv 231, Rich Pecker 31X565. DtMfgara (i ■m Atlantic Coast Oub, 1;(».3X Z tan Saturday. The final quaterfinal match pits No. 2 Jimmy Connors Tbe Nets broke a three-game 6‘5-game Central Division lead Kyle Macy each had 16. Apulrre 14-26 66 34. Perkins 69 2-2 14, Richard Holbrook 211-560, Sharon AAo- ■m--- R- Keimv Knox , 6X71—137 AAorrIs, Abilene Christian, 1:08.90. 3. night at Madison Square Garden to Oonoldson 3-5 64 10, Horper 65 1-2 9, HMW MS Noshoba volley pp 3B4i base to trails I 6949—136 against David Pate. losing streak and gave San Antonio over tbe Detroit Pistons. Washing Mel Turpin paced Cleveland dore 461. Doreen LoChopoeUe 179-410, Andy Boon AAorcus Sanders. AttonUc Coast Club, create a deadlock for first place in Blocknnan 9-17 11-12 79. Vincent 610 (M) I. Alice Brown 209-470, Elite Wilson 4S1. E xp os S 2 2 lifts os nee dad sm ns NB terrain open. Tom Wotekopf 71-4B—139 1:09.10. it fifth straight defeat. ton fell to 3X30. with 16 points and Roy Hinson Dovis ^2 6, Blot 1-2002, EMIs 331-1 • Suzanne Feltman ltO-192-517, Sue Hale Wochusalt Mtn pp IB-40 base 13 trolls 4 Tim Norrte 7X4B—140 Women's two-mlle run— 1, Lynn the conference. St. John’s is 26-4 Totols 4635 27-39 IX . A stros 312 chipped in 17. 193-521. Cindy Hurley 460, Dole Pecker lifts sir ns 10 trolls 4 lifts tor ns. Buddy Givdner 7X4B—140 Jennings. AthleUcs West, 9:2851 overall and 13-2 in tbe Big East and Bucks 102, BuHels 84 pmiedeiewa a a 4i 501. Fran Moseley 450, Cathy Kenny P m It m 312 Bradford Isor 1S-30 base Strolls 4 Hfls 5 G ory Koch 7X72—142 Dellas a a a 36->tx (svortdrecord; old record, 9:31.7. Mary Syracuse is 22-4 overall and 13-2 in Bulls 116, Cavalieis 96 1 . trails 4 lifts for ns. 71-71—142 Decker, Jon. 2), 1983, Los Angeles). Pats’ Holloway to undergo surgery At Milwaukee, Sidney Moncrief Three-point pools—Ervine. Ellis. C ubs 3 7 t Z Boston Hills opr wsekrad tsar frgr pdr 7X72—142 Ondv Bremser, Wisconsin United. the conference. scored 20 points and Ricky Pierce At Chicago. George Gervin 78sfs 123, Msvsricks 120 Fouled out—None. Totol fouls— MS 3-17 base 2 trolls 2 lifts. Ron Strodt 7X77—142 9:2829. 3, InesBIbernell.ECKt Germany, FOXBORO, Mass. — New England Patriots Pro Bowl Phllodelphio 23,Oallos II. Pine Ridge opr weekend Isgr Strolls. ' Tom Purtzer "They just bad a real good added 19 Friday night to lead the scored 20 of his game-high 26 points At Dallas, Julius Erving hit a nrmomm M tn 71-71— 142 9:3457. offensive tackle Brian Holloway will undergo surgery on the little Rebounds—Phllodelphio 36 (Borklev Word Hill tear IX32bats6lraUsSI Iftsns. G eorge Burns 7X7X—142 AAen's 1000 y a r d s -1, Johnny Grov, game,” Boeheim said. "W e shot Milwaukee Bucks to their 10th in tbe second half Friday night to shot from just inside the midcouit 13), Dodos 30 (Aguirre, Perkins K)). Transactions Giants MS Bruce Ltetifca 7X70—142 poorly and we got into foul trouble, finger of his right hand, which be broke in the season-opener Assists—Phllodelphio 31 (Cheeks 10), Santo AAonIca T.C.. 2:0453. Z John straight victory, a 102-84 triumph lead the (Tiicago Bulls to a 116-96 line at tbe buzzer Friday night to P m ilM 3 M BkieHIUspp 1236b t3traUs3llftsns. Raymond Flovd 7X49—M2 AAorshoU, Team AdIdos, 2:0487. 3. Roy but they deserved to win.” against tbe'Grecn Bay Packers, officials said Friday. Dollos31 (Aouirre, Horper 7).Tcchnlcols (Mark AAcCumbar 7X73—142 Brown, Atlantic Coast Club, 2:06.18. of the Washington Bullets. victory over the Cleveland give Philadelphia a 12X 120 victory Borklev, Oollas (lilepol defense) 7, Klein Innsbruck trgr 1X22baae3traUs3 Brad Fobei 7X73—M3 One of the players to shoot poorly Holloway svill undergo the operation within the next two weeks, The Bucks outscored Washing Cavaliers. over the Dallas Mavericks, losers Philadelphia iiieoai defense. A — Am setesn W in P cL lifts ns. 9 . Jim Colbert 7X70—143 17007. was senior Rafael Addison, who a spokesman said. Holloway, a 6-foot-7, 288- pounder played for- ton 3X17 in the final period to lift Sidney Green added 17 points for of six in a row. BALTIMORE ORIOi.ES—Signed Rex L sagu s (1 **5 ) Tim Slmpeon 6X7X-143 scored just five points on 2-for-ll Hudler, Intt e j ^ .tooone yeor contract. BrodteppItarlBdBbawasSrallsAHflsnB BIM Gtoaoen 4X7S—143 part of the season srith a cast on his hand. PlstMs115.Hawksl03 B lus Jays 315 12 trails 3 lifts lor ns Bid annual boy stole Clorance Rose 7X73—143 shooting from tbe field. But A TLANTA BRAVES—Signed Omar gomes weekend. P ovn e Ste Start 6X74—143 Pedal pushers Boeheim wasn’t concerned about NHL roundup Moreno, outfielder, and assigned Mm to BarksMraEosttsgr3( 8Bbose21trolts3 Curtis Strange 7X70—143 lifts ns S In dls 3 lifts fo r ns. his star forward. ATLANTA (133) . Richmond ot the International (joaeue. R oysto -512 Lonca Tan Braack 7X69—M3 SALT LAKE O T Y . Utah (A P ) — Bubka sets Indoor pole vault mark Wllkihs 12-25 11-14 35, Willis 7-U 1-1 15. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — A n gsts JImtov Peak op 1X54bose 22trolti4M fts Ed Rogers 7X72—144 "Addisan has one bad shooting Romns0-2(M>0, Wtttmon 11-14(M)a. Webb Announcad thdt Franklin Stubbs, first ns 13 trails 3 lifts lo r ns 22 trolls 5 Hfls , Lon Hfiikte 7X69—144 On the Utah Jazz, if you don't get night every 10 or 12 games.” the 1-2 ^2 4. Rivers 1-6656, Koncok 692-212. boeenum, has oereod to contract terms W h M sS ox 325 oMkota. 7X72—144 enough playing time you have to N EW Y O R K — Serguei Bubka set his second world indoor i^ le BeusouetW A’^BbPWlI trollsl lift mM lOth-year coach said. "That was Nords snap losing streak Dovis 1-3 ^24. Lrvinsston 1-5 3-4 5, Battle for the 1906 soo i on. T ig a ts M 2 7X71—144 pedal. ^ vault record in one week Friday night when he cleared 19 feet. 6>/4 (MKMK). Totols3M02S-X1(D. FOOTBALL trails 2 lifts tor ns. Tom Cteeten 7X49—144 bis first in a ivhile, so I ’m not .O rM as s n Berkshire Snow Basin pp tear 3X36 Jolin AAohoWiv 7X7X—144 Basketball Coach Frank Layden inches (5.95 meters) at the USA-Mobil Indoor Track and Field GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signod Mike worried.” By United Press International losing streak for tbe Nordiques. DEftCNT (115) Obrovoc. aflensivc lineman, and Mark Had S o x 3 M bate 6 Iralte 1 im sm Stan Brown CM CM Rodriguez 4X76— 144 came up with the idea that any' Cnampionships. victory over the Detroit Red memorial race Sot. 6X76—145 While Addison’s shooting touch orhose last victory in Buffalo came Trlpucka 616 1-1 11. Benson 610 6517, Shumate, defensive end, to one voor M v iM fB MST Ed F io fi player who doesn't get at least 20 Bubka, who last Friday cleared 19-5*/4 at Inglewood. Calif.. set Wings. Lolmbter 9-21 34 21, Dumars 2-5 60 4. contracts. Mt. Tempo 12 NboseMtrolteSItftssmns Sandy Lyle 7X67—145 went cold Wednesday n i^ t in New BUFFALO. N.Y. - (ioalteiider during the 1964 playoffs. 63 NOC«Y B rsw ars 341 14 trails 5 lifts for ns. Oirte Parry 7X73—M5 minutes of court time in a game the record on his second atteAipt at the height. Thomos 7-16 1616 30. Johnson 60 I. York, senior guard Dwayne Richard Sevigny stopped 35 shots Tbe victory extended Toronto’s Lone 65 (M> 16. Compbell 611 (H) IX Bulternut Basin tear 16 M booe tetralteT Russ Cochran 7X71—MS has to put in some overtime on a The 22-year-old from Soviet Union, who also holds the world Lm Ib 7, R«d Wing* 3 Curefon 64 60 0. AAohom 1-2 (M) X BOSTON BRUINS—Announcad that lifts. Frank Conner 75-70—145 "P e a rl” Washington continued to and Peter Stastny scored a goal lead over Detroit to 15 points for 37S Catamount tear pp 1X51 base 15fraUs4 stationary bike. outdoor record at 19-8>A, improved the world indoor standard for Totals 4691 26X 115. Mike Mllburv, defenseiram, wUl play lor Koith Fergus 7B>75—MS play perhaps his best basketball as and set up two others Friday night At Detroit, Walt Poddubny the fourth and final playoff position ANeeta a a M » — NO the remainder ot tne season and Msduttes lifts sm ns 6 trolls 4 llfit Ibr ns. Billy Plerot 7X73— 145 If a player doesn’t get in the the fourth time this season. The indoor world indoor pole vault OtteRldgeoorwaekendteerlt (nbeas12 75-70—145 a collegian. He scored 35 points, to lead the Quebec Nordiques to a scored his second NH L bat trick in the Norris Division. The triumph DelreN a a X 16—115 as an assistant cooch wUI bo susoondMl. The National League champion Car- Jeff Grygtol gam e at all. be does 20 minutes on record has been bettered nine times since Dec. 28, 1965. Billy Fouled out—none. Total fouls— PHILADELPHIA FLYERS—Signed traits S lifts. Rfager AAollbte 7X71— MS shooting l3-of-26 from tbe floor and and goalie Don Edwards made 39 sros the third in four games for the Mew MowwaMra X2 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. Atlonto 24, Detroit 25. Rebounds— Crolg Berube, forward. dk iais had the tMtt winning percent PMi Btadunar 7X7X—145 the bike. If be sees 10 minutes of 9-of-9 from foul line and added six Olson set the record four times and Joe Dial once. saves Friday night to lead the Maple Leafs. 1X37-6. sriiile Detroit, Attanta 40 (Levineston 14). Detroit 42 COLLEGE age in baaebaM last year. The world Balsams wilderness OP odr 1X30baHl3 Crate Stadter 7X7X—MS action, be does another 10 pumping tralte 3 lifts sm. assists. The victory snapped a five-game Toronto Maple Leafs to a 7-3 12-4X5 lost its ninth straight. (Lolmbeer 11). AsNsts—Attonto 27 FLORIDA—Extended the contrbet ot champion Kansas City Royals ssere Tom K ite 75-71—146 tbe pedals. But the players are not (Rivers •), D^ott 26 (Thomas, Norm Sloan, headbosketbollcoach.lhree WUdcol pp frg r IX4B base 25tralls4 Hfls John Adonis 7X71—146 Dumars 6). A —25JX years through the 199091 sen «"" only the sixth winningesi team. includlne gondola sm. '<• Andy North 7X7X-M6 complaining. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday Mar. I. 1966- IS 1< - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday Mar 1 1986_ Being a Boston Celtic uplifting for ex-losers FOCUS
By Frederick Wcrterman tew good hard-core fans, buf member of two national cham United Press International basically the fans don’t believe in pions at UClA and led the Portland the team and they come out to Trail Blazers to- the NBA title in Ei^agements BOSTON — The memories are watch the other teams. . 19T7. He missed most of the next four seasons due to injuries then still fresh for Boston Celtic Jerry "Here, it’s a totally different Sichting — the nights of worries, world. People are crazy about the spent threo years with the flound ering Clippers, who last year were the embarrassment of losing and Celtics. You get up in the morning Maivel-RoM the frustration of playing for a and you look forward to going to 31-51. Like Sichting. Walton ^ u l d public joke. practice. On a losing team it Yolande and Arthur Marvel of never put aside the losing and The 6-foot-l guard spent five becomes a job, you don’t look Chaplin announce the engagemrat years with the Indiana Pacers and forward to the practices or the forget about it. of their daughter, Jo-Aime Marvel, there was no improvement. In his games. "One of the most difficult things to Michael T. Ross, son of Lois final season, the team was 22-80. "A fe * of the guys have been when you’re losing all the time is m Rhodes o f Indian River, Mich. "Last year, there were times I here for a while, so they take it for that it just stays with you. To get .Both Marvel and |Ross live in couldn't sleep well at night be granted. But when you’ve been at really good at basketball, or to get Manchester. cause I was worrying. It’s tough the bottom, you appreciate the top really good at anything, you've got The bride-elect. a graduate of when you’re losing, you pick your a little more” ' to put your whole life into it. Parish Hill High School, is a brain to try and decide which of a Robert Parish is in his sixth "Then, you’re playing and dietary aide at the South Windsor thousand things is the problem." season as a Boston Celtic, but he you’re losing all the time, you’re Convalescent Home. whole life is still into it, but alt of a he explained remembers vividly his first three The prospective bridegroom "W e had team meetings after NBA seasons with the Golden State sudden you’re not getting the graduated from Cody High School every two or three games, then Warriors. positive results you were used to. in Detroit in 1974 and from DeVry It’s very depressing and very those become non-productive be "Losing has a tendency to make Institute of Technology in Colum UPl photo cause you just keep hearing the , you depressed after a while, disappointing, and you can’t leave bus. Ohio, in 1976. He is an same'old things, you get into a rut especially when it’s a year-in and it at the gym. it stays with you all engineering associate at Hamilton Warmth of the sun because you don’t believe you can year-out thing. For tl^ee years I the time. rStandard in Farmington. " I knew what I was getting into win. was in that situation and it carries A June 7 wedding is planned. Duke University student Kimberly recital as sunlight basks a studio on the "Late in the season, when we had over into your social life. You’re when I signed up with the Boston Green rehearses for an upcoming Durham, N.C., campus Thursday. no chance for the playoffs, you not as enthused, you’re moping Celtics. I had been there before and PaHdd-Farrell didn’t even want to go out and have . around, you’re not energetic, you that’s what I wanted. That’s what dinner after a game. It was kind of want to be alone, that kind of was most important to me. to be in UPi photo Lee Creagh Suzanne P. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Clifford MilUrd of embarrassing. ” said Sichting, who thing” the situation where it was fun” •9 Hackmatack St. announce the Bil I Walton is another new Celtic the Boston Celtics has been a tonic for and Jeanne M. Gerhard and Jeff W. Cote was the Pacers starting point And the result? Jerry Sichting. who was in a brief engagement of their daughter, Corporate relocations have guard who gladly departed from a losing "This is everything I ever hop^ disagreement with the Lakers’ Byron himself. Bill Walton, another ex-loser, Lisa Jo Palicfci. to Patridc Michael team. "The Pacers have been almost a it would be. and m ore." said Scott earlier in the year, says being with has the same feeling. GertMHthCreagh Johnson-Cote Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John joke the last few years. There are a The reserve center was a Walton. Farrell of 53 Francis Drive. Jeaime M. Gerhard and Lee Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Johnson P a lic ^ also is the daughter of Creagh of Manchester have an Sr. of East Hartford announce the impact on towns, employees Peter Palicki of 1034 Flanders nounced their engagement. She is engagement of their daughter. Road. Coventry. the daughter of Ellen M . Gerhard Suzanne P. Johnson, to Jeff W. The bride-elect, a Manchester Say a major How much research service and Jennings sets fecord, of North Miami. Fla. He is the son Cote, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald High School graduate, is attending Basebairs rookie crop of 1986 corporation de support is available? of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Creagh Bolduc of 43 Locust St. St. Joseph College in West Hart c id e to locate a \l______7) Government Support: The of McKeesport. Pa. The bride-elect graduated from ford and working at MARCH Inc. new plant or attitude of local governmental The bricte-elect graduated from the George J . Penney High School o f Manchester. office in your units toward new business is very Oison drops out early Manchester Hig^ School and at and Manchester Community Col The proqiective bridegroom, neighborhood, Sylvia important. This may be something tended Manchester Community lege. She is attending Central also a Manchester High School includes some impressive hitters or to expand an as simple as the positive, helping- Bv Joe llluzzi finished second in the event to College. She is employed by Connecticut State University and graduate, is in the U.S. Air Force. existing facil hand policy a l^ a l government United Press International East German Heike Drechsler. American Airlines. is employed by Travelers Insu A May wedding at Trinity ity. or wha Porter has toward new business — putting who jumped 23-0 3-4 (7.03 The prospective bridegroom rance Companies. Covenant Church is planned. Triple Crown in the Puerto Rican tever. Tile im the welcome mat out and making Bv Fred McMane NEW YORK - Lynn Jen m eters). graduated from West Morris The prospective bridegroom League with a .356 batting aver pact can go far. certain it stays out. Or. it can United Press International nings set a world indoor record In the sprints. Lee McRae of Mount Olive High School. Fland graduated from Manchester High age. 14 home runs and 48 RBI in 54 far beyond your involve gbx'emment-provided eco in the women’s two-mile run the University of 'Pittsburgh ers, N.J.. and attended West School and is employed by games. imagmation at nomic incentives and financing for FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla - and world record holder Serguei upset Ben Johnson in the Moretand County Community Col Bogner’s Quality Meats. Joyner also is considered an this point. growth. Other considerations are One is a 21-year-old outfielder who Bubka and his brother Vasily 60-yard dash, handing the Cana lege, New Stanton. Pa. He is A May 24 wedding at St .Chris- In 1610, the astronomer Kepler exceptional defensive first base- It will create more jobs, which present as well as potential custo tax rates and whether the site is is already drawing comparisons to were the only competitors re dian his first loss of the season. employed by Gene Langen ' Topher Church in East Hartford is predicted that Mars had two man who reminds many scouts of a can be with the new employer mers must be taken into account. located in a right-to work state. Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente maining in the men’s pole vault Diane Dixon won her fifth Volkswagen. planned moons. Both minuscule, they were left-handed version of former Gold directly or with all kinds of other 3) Transportation: Are common despite the fact he has played only at Friday’s USAMobil Indoor national indoor title in the 440 An Oct. 11 wedding at South not discovered until 1877 by Asaph Glove winner Vic Power local businesses that will be carriers readily available to trans 8) Quality of Life: Quality of life 29 major league games. Track and Field yards. Stephanie Hightower United Methodist Church is A 1956 cold wave in Europe Hall at the United States Naval "W e don’t know if he’s ready," supplying everything from power port finiteed goods to market and figures much more importantly Another is straight off the Championships. captured the women’s 60-yard planned. claimed 147 lives Feb. 5 Observatory in Washington admits Angels’ manager Gene tools to paper c^lips. to bring in raw materials? Is teere into corporate relocation decisions campus of Oklahoma State where Jennings finished in 9 min hurdles for the fifth year in a Mauch. "Only three players have • It might even create an good local commercial air trans- today than it did in the past his home run hitting prowess utes, 28 15 seconds, bettering row. Mark McKoy ran away won Triple Crowns in Puerto Rico, porlalion? Is teere local transpor Quality of life includes: recrea turned the heads of every major Mary Decker’s former world with the men’s 60-yard hurdles cq^rtnnity for you to start a but that doesn’t mean he’ll hit in tation for employees ’’ tional and cultural opportunities league scout. But he has yet to play standard of 9:31.7 set in 1983 and Jeannette Bolden took the tmsiness o f your own. the majors. Weddings 4) Site: Is a suitable site readily available for emj^oyees. the cost his first professional game Cindy Bremser. who finished women’s 60-yard dash. • It will broaden the tax base, "H e’s a stroker, rather thanVa available? When corporations get of living, bousing for «np3oyees, A third is considered so adept at second in 9:28.29. also bettered McRae, who earlier in the sometimes dramatically, as in the both hitting and fielding that his swinger. He has the same pace. tt\e case of Richmond. Va., where $1 ready to relocate or expand, they personal income and property Decker’s time season defeated Carl Lewis in club refused to re-sign a surefire same attitude as (singles-hittir billion in new downtown develop are booking for land, and in most taxes, the climate, and other "A t this stage of the ganie. an exhibition, clocked 606 to specialist) Mickey Vernon. whicE ment, incinding a new coiporate cas^ existing facilities teal are amenities and consideratioas that Hall of Famer in order to make plpfised with my persomil send Johnson to his first defeat Garman-Rey room for him in the lineup is to be comfortable and confident headquarters com plex. is doubling immediately available and teat affect day-to-day life. "recoidl but if that mcans.ya in 10 races. Johnson timed in at However, he has never played a out there” Judith Rey. daughter of Yolanda Gonzalez de Rey the tax base. are perfectly suited for present Finally. what about tee personal Worfd record. I ’ll take it. ” 6.10 and Eramit King in 6 15. game in the.major leagues Like Joyner. Andres Galarraga and the late Dr. Primipivo Rey, of Buscaramanga, • It will help improx’e the needs as well as for possible considerations and preferences of Jennings. 25 of Durham. N.H.. "All the U.S. iHmners got Jose Canseco of the Oakland A s. of the Montreal Expos is a polished Columbia. South America, married Peter Garman, standard of livhtg and the quality expansion Purchase or tease costs top execsitives — usually the said ”I put the pedal to the together today. ” McRae said. Pete Incaviglia of the Texas fielder whose long ball potential son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Garman of«8 Bowers St., of life for the community as a of alternate sites are closely- piesideni or chief executive of metal. I did what Larry Bird "W e’ve decided that we’re tired Rangers and Wally Joyner of the has convinced manager .Bob recently at the home of the bride’s mother whole. It's estimated that ex-ery evaluated , as are operational costs ficer” When tee time comes for a would do for the Celtics; I went of running in the shadow of Carl California Angels are the rookies Rodgers to {>encil him in as the new dollar injected into a local at alternate sites “yes" or "no," these personal for it” Lewis. We wanted *o welcome The bride was given in marriage by her mother. attracting the most attention in regular first baseman despite his economy is mult^lied three times 5) Education: What are tee preferences often are the deciding Jennings led for the first P's Ben Johnson to the U ,S. It seems spring training camps this year lack of professional experience. over in its total impact. x'ocational. industrial training and factor. miles, but Bremser took the that a lot of the time he just Claudia Rodriquez was maid of honor. Orlando But there are a number of others Galarraga. 24. hit .269 with 25 higher education oOTiortunities? lead with six laps to go. With a shoots for Carl Lewis and we Arenas served as best man. who could make an impact on the homers and 87 RBI for Indianapo NATIONWIDE, investment in Are graduate business degrees or "Sylvia Porter's Tax Guide for lap left, Jennings caught wanted to show him that there’s A pennant races in both leagues. lis of the Class AAA American After a reception at Bucaramanga Country Club, new plants and equipment in 1985 graduate engineering degree pro 19M.' ’ her comprehensive guide to Bremsen and outsprinted her to more to woiry about than Carl Canseco has the cameras click Association last year and led the the couple left for a trip to Bogota. Colombia. They totaled more than $884billion, says grams available? Educational income taxes^ is ntm available the tape. Lewis. I think I made my ing most often. Canseco is a Venezuelan League in home runs live in Glendale. Ariz. A J, Cbristopber Wood, executive considerations can be a very through her column Send $5 95 BuMta. the indoor record point ” 21-year-old outfielder who. accord this winter director of tee M etn^litan Eco important part of tee decision plus $1 for mailing and hzmdling to holder at 19-5>'4 and outdoor "Dixon, who has set one world The bride studied hotel management for three anda ing to A s minor league instructor "W e need power desperately and nomic Development Council of making .process "Sylvia Porter’s Tax Guide for record holder at IO-B'm cleared record and one American this half years at La Universidad E'Xtemado de Colombia Bob Watson a former major he can provide that,’’ said Richmond. Va. This figure is 6) Research-Development: 1986. ” in care of tee Manchester 19-2‘'4 before moving on to season, outsprinted Sabine in B ^ata leaguer, has the same kind of skills Rodgers. "W e also can go a little expected to rise more tear $893 More and more companies today Herald. 4400 Johnson Drive. Fair 19-4 Busch of East Germany. 52.52to that Hall of Famers Mays and longer with him than we' might The bridegroom graduated from Watkinson School billion this year. want to be in a '“hi-lech " em-iron- way, Kan. 66205 Please make Billy Olson was eliminated 52.70 The 21-year-old from Clemente possessed He was voted with someone else because he’s in 1978 and from the University of Connecticut in 1984. Decisions are being made daily m em . What nesearch and dex’elop- checks payable to Universal Press from the pole vault at 1B-4‘m Brooklyn. N .Y . led from start to about where to build, expand or R the Minor League Player of the such a good fielder” He studied for two semesters at La Universidad de ment facilities are located nearby ’’ Syndicate. (5.60 meters). spoiling his hopes finish. Year by Baseball .America last Another rookie first baseman Los Andes in Bogota He is studying at the American relocate facilitjes. Thesectecisions of breaking the world indoor " I ’m pleased with my time, year and is considered by many who has been automatically Graduate School of International Business Manage involve a long list of considerations record for a fifth time this but I wanted to break 52seconds scouts to be the best offensive handed a starting assignment is ment in Glendale, Ariz WIrs. Peter Ganrum and "are not made lightly,” season. Olson, who said he was indoors," Dixon, who clinched weapon to come along in a decade Billy Joe Robidoux of the Milwau emphasizes tee Conference Board bothered by sinus problems, first place in the women’s Thoughts A native of Havana. Cuba, who kee Brewers. Robidoux. 22. belted In 'fact, “ locational decisions are pulled his left hamstring on his overall Grand Pr.ix points was raised in .Miami Fla . Canseco 23 homely and drove in 132 runs for among tee most complex policy third jump standings, said. " I t ’s my fifth played on three different levels El Paso of the Texas League Iqst determinations That businesses HOW TO LIKE m ’SE U my besetting sin ■was" In the afternoon session, national title. I ’m young, so five Here’s March clinic schedule last year and was a raging success summer and. although he hit only must make. " the Conference Sometime later it was told that Jackie Joyner set an American more will do. " at all three stops In .58 games at .175 in 51 at-bats with the Brewers Board says. One of the laltest harriers in tee she had had another visitui of indoor record in the women's Hightower, who has not domi center. R.D. Huntsville Ala of the Class AA after being calied up in September, Here is the March schedule pate to healthy ielf-esteem is our Jesus The siqterior asked "Did long jump with a leap of 22 feet. nated her event this season, Senior ^tnirythmics, 3:30 to Clinic nurse: Kathleen Tum- CONSWERATIONS invoK’ed in Southern League he hit 318 with 25 he did hit three home runs and of senior-citizen health clinics failures in tee past Remembering you talk with Him .^ain ?" -10'/2 inches. edged East German Kerstin millo, R.'N.C decidh^ where to relocate or homers and 80 RBI in 58 games drive in eight runs with his nine 4:30p.m.. 'YMCA. the guilt of sins, or even omissions "Y e s." she said Joyner of the World Class Knaube. 7.44 to 7.46. planned Iq' the town Health ■ where to expand fall, generally, Promoted to Tacoma of the Class. hits. of good actions makes it difficu lt t o "What did He say” " Athletic Club set American In other featured events. Department Wedneaday, Mandi 12 — into eight categories: AAA Pacific Coast League, he hit "The job is his." says Brewers' Mayfair Gardens; 211-215 N. love ourselves. With the past ■'He said that He forgot" bests in consecutive jumps, Marcus O’Sullivan of Ireland, Exercises, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.,, 1) Labor: This im’otves not only 348 with 11 homers and 47 RBI in 60 manager George Bamberger “ He Main St., community room. record all of us have how can we leaping 22-10 (6.96 meters) and looking for his seventh straight Monday, March 3 — Blood the size of the labor pool available. games doesn’t have to come to camp to senior center. Salvation Army Citadel: 661 possibly begin to love ourselves? (Parable from "Tell Me How To DPI photo 22-10 1-2 (6.97) to shatter her victory, headed a watered down pressure screening. 9 to 10 but many times also the kind of The A ’s brought him up in win the job. It’s only his to lose. 1 Main St. The answer lies in a parable of Love Myself" by Jcihn A Wright) gwn record of 22-5 which she set mile field which was missing a,m.. Westhill Gardens. Thursday, MorCh 18 — Phar skilled labor available ortheease September and he hit !302 with 5 Pete Incaviglia practices his swing at the Texas Ranger like the way he hits in the clutch” forgveness. last Friday in Inglewood. Calif. Eamonn Coghlan and Sydney Blood pressure screening. macy update, 1 p.m., senior Manchester Senior Citizens’ with which potential employees homers and l3 RBI in 29 games spring tiaining camp at Pompano Beach, Fla. Incaviglia Bamberger’s faith in Robidoux Center: 549 E. Middle Turn cam be trained. It also involves There is a story of a nun who said Pastor Mark Green is partially justified because regu Joyner, who turns 23 Monday. Maree 10:45 to 11:30 a.rti., Bennet center. The diorcti ef the Nazarene Putting it all together Canseco is one of the impressive sluggers among the 1986 rookie pike. nurse’s nffice. studying the cost of labor and the Jesus had come to her and talked batted 327 with 41 homers and 140 lar first baseman Cecil Cooper will Housing. Friday, MorCh 14 — Exer Spencer Village: Pascal d ^ r e e of unionization that pre with her Her superior called her RBI crop. He blasted 48 homers in just 60 games during his be out for at least the first month of Exercises. 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.. for a conference in order totOst the cises. 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.. senior lane, community room. vails in a particular locality. 'Here is a kid who is going to final year at Oklahoma State. the season following off-season Manchester Senior Citizens’ 2) M artoin g: The site must be vision center. have to more or less play his way elbow surgery. When he returns he Center. Westhill Gardens: 24 Blue- located geographically within "Do you think He will come Anne’s Place out of the lineup” said A s will only be a designated hitter at filed Drive, community room. Senior gymrythmics. 3:30 to Monday, MorCh 17 — Exer easy-economical reach of markets again ? ’ ’ the superior asked IMiSOt MMR A TMHmS SMJm manager Jackie Moore ”I know close to facing major league stuff the wall and actually put a dent in first, and Bamberger said Robi Picture Bennet Elderly Housing. 1146 for tee product produced or the "Y e s ” she said 4:30 p.m.. YWCA. cises, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., senior T— . Da. Ze-S I ’m going to have to protect him and Incaviglia may not he ready. it doux will remain the first "When He comes askHim what Main St., community room. services offered. The needs of SOL to 4 pjm. thoughout the season He's still a Still he could follow in the "A fter the second pitch 1 had the baseman Wednesday, March 5 — center. footiiteps , of another collegiate youngster But like all youngsters fear of God put in m e." said Other rookies who bear close Blood pressure screening and Gymiythmics, 3:30 to 4:40 there will be times wheh he takes slugger from several years ago. watching this spring are outfielder yourself Valentine " I throw batting prac nutritionist, A toK.Bto 11 a.m., p.m., YMCA. . Haircuts Perms two steps forward and one Boh Horner of the Atlanta Braves, John Kruk of -San Diego the tice to a lot of guys, and it was only senior center. backward who went right from the college batting practice. But I’ve never leading hitter in the Pacific Coast Wednesday , March 19 — playing fields to the major leagues League last season: pitcher Jose Blood pressure screening. L to "Last season he showed me he seen anything like that. ' Friday, March 7 — Exer could adjust and that s very and hit 23 home runs in a little over "His days in the majors may be Guzman and outfielder Ruben runnii^your Z. 9to 11 a.m., senior center. . 1^ 20. cises, 1:30 to2:30p.m., senior 5 5 important for a young player half a season Sierra of Texas; pitcher Stan delayed, but they w on’t be center. Blood pressure screening. 1 When he came up they kept Incaviglia has already excited denied.” Clarke of Toronto: first baseman to 2 p.m., Spencer Village. the Rangers with his long ball throwing him breaking balls, but Joyner is not in the class of Will Clark of San Francisco: Monday, March 10 — Exer Exercises, 1:30 to 2:30p.m., he adjusted and start^ hitting to prowess pitcher Kevin Hagen of Cleveland ow n Canseco or Incaviglia as a power cises. 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.. senior senior center. Have A Beautifful all the playing areas I just don’t In his first day in the batting hitter, but he is considered a good and infielderSteveLombardozzi of know how good this kid is ' cage, he put on a hitting exhibition enough all-round player to squeeze Minnesota Friday, March — Exer Tan Haw that has not been seen at the 21 Incaviglia 21. has awesome seven-time American League bat And iet’s not forget Todd Worrell cises. 1:30 to2:30p.m., senior sracHu. power as evidenced by his 48 Hangers’ spring training camp ting champion Rod Carew oift of a of the St. Louis Cardinals. National business. Cefcse Motes center. homers In only 60 games for since Jeff Burroughs was in his job The Angels think so much of league batters who had to face his It you ve been thinking about earning some money > Oklahoma State last season and prime With Valentine pitching Joyner’s ability that they refused 97-mile per hour fastball last you might want to consider coming to work tor \ ) Monday, March 24 — Blood SSeBlm *24 batting practice. Incaviglia hit a this newspaper as e carrier. 4 I Rangers’ manager Bobby Valen to re-sign the40-year-old Carew for September certainly can’t. Wor pressure screening, nutrition tine would like nothing better than shot up the middle that knocked the rell provided a big lift to the ira a lot like being In buelnsae tor yourealt You do J CoMtey on IKt another year ist. 9:30 to 10;30a.m., Mayfair to see the 6-foot-2, 220-pound Rangers’ manager to the ground, A left-handed hitter, the 23-year- Cardinals during the September some selling You deliver the product You collect \ Robert W. Cowley, son of Mr. slugger in the middle of his lineup even though it had been softened old Joyner batted .283 with 12 pennant drive and the subsequent the money, and kesp your records up to date. ' t and Mrs. Robert W. Cowley of 73 Gardens. The problem is Incaviglia’s lack by first hitting the protective playoff victory over the Dodgers. We show you the ropes, but atter that you’re p -* Blood pressure screening. 1 homers and 73 RBI at Ekimonton of Oh your own most ol the time i Plymouth Lane. has been named to of experience Hitting against netting in front of the pitcher’s the Pacific Coast League last According to major league rules, the dean’s honor list at Fairfield to2 p.m . Salvation Army. collegiate pitching isn’t remotely mound Another blast hit the top of he qualifies as a rookie. You laam a lot about how to handle various University. School of Business, in Exercises, 1:30 to 2; 30 p.m., season. This past winter he won the things, people, money, sometimes dogs But. most of all. you learn how to handle Fairfield. He is a senior majoring senior center. youie^f And that's good to know in finance. He has served as a Gymrythmics. 3:30 to 4:30 whatever you plan to do In llte resident adviser and has been a StandlftB. l^ li In Siiftit - livi Cannon 'MMKnXoxInvirti. r*nKa)p Waavar. bannis O'Brien. Balf\ Ttilbaiui p.m,. YWCA. Wnrv O'Brian. VinlaSt Jnhn / Sitting Jaannalta taaparnnea New York trying to keep Yankee Interested? Call our member of both club and intramu circulation dapartment. ral football teams. He is a 1962 Wednesday, March 26 — NEW YORK (U PIi - The Koch principal owner (ieorge Stein- with the implied threat of moving ng^S^Hflain or stop by in person graduate of East Catholic High Exercises, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., The tra v e l consultants w'ho have been se rv in g you at Desigiisini Travri / administration wants to demolish Maybe we can go Into School and was a recipient of the brenner considers a lucrat ive offer to New Jersey if they are denied, business together. , senior center. Gliflie Travfjl ihave joined Airway Travel, 457 Center Street, M ondiesler. part of a park to build a l.DOO-car Jane N. Dewey Memorial from the Meadowlands has become as much a part of the The .augmented staff offers you extended travel consultant services that parking garage next to Yankee The Meadowlands has offered to rites of spring as training camps in 623-6982 647-9946 Scholarship. Monday, March 31 — Exer Stadium in an effort to keep the guarantee an annual attendance of Florida and Arizona Wleleer •ems degree cises, 1:30 to2:30p.m.,senior are "the result of expertise and many years of experience in trav.rf. tn1he Yankees from moving to New 2.2 million fans and pay for the " I don’t think that will happen.' center. Jersey’s Meadowlands. officials Yankees’ lease on. the Bronx Mayor Edward Koch said, refer 72 PaniclB Hoffman Meiser of 136 Gymrythmics. 3:30 to 4:30 said Friday FUEr::.:: »* Carriage Drive earned a master’s MAU stadium The lease expires in the ring to the possibility of the FULL HEATING SERVICE p.m., YWCA. AIRWAY TRAVEL AGENCY INC. The plans are part of a package year 2002 Yankees moving to New Jersey. liauflipfitpr Brralft degree in business administration WEEKLY AUCTIONS -« of improvements the city and state The Yankees’ push for additional ”We have many years to run ton 'Prices Subject to Change SemiB MmKftesm met tor ttO ftm at Pennsylvania State Unviersity 457 Center St., MaDchester «46-25go «4S-21«S are considering while Yankees parking and more luxury boxes. the current lease.) ’’ in University Park, Pa. Nutritionist: Gloria Weiss. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Mar. 1, 1986 — 17 W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Mar. 1. 1986_ MACC News Advic Manchester's Christians to gather at Community Baptist
Church and the popular Manches Man wants to change name, . Editor’s note; This column is The Rev,. Dr. George Peck, Newton, he has in the United States speaks in a clear and simple style ter will be gathering at 4 o’clock (embellished with a delightful ter Citadel Brass Ensemble from prepared by the staff of the tomorrow afternoon at Commun president of Andover Newton pioneered conferences in Evange accent) a message based on sound the Salvation Arm y led by Michael Manchester Area Conference of ity B'aptist Church, 585 East O nter Seminary will be sharing with us lism which have drawn mainline biblical scholarship and a life of Orfitelli. Churches. Street for the fourth annual Ecu his insights on following Christ, and evangelical churches together mission and dedication. We are menical Lenten Service. Clergy developed in years of dedicated in the Boston area (no small feat as but finds it isn’t that easy most pleased that he has been able Our thanks to recent contribu from MACC churches will lead us Christian service stretching over many of you are aware). He has to accept our invitation to share tors to the MACC Fuel Bank; By Nancy Cbrr as we Join together in worship.The three continents. A native Austral also been instrumental in setting with us during Lent and invite you Beatrice Pearson, Althea and distant city. They are fine children MACC Director Rev. Philip Sheridan (St. Bridget ian, he grew up in a coal mining new directions at the seminary in DEAR and a credit to their parenU. I to join us for a wonderful Sunday Roderick McLean. Jeanne and ABRY: Thtt is Roman Catholic Church) .The Rev. town, son of a coal miner. An honor the education of lay ministers. Richard Horn. Joseph Schauster, write to them quite often and they Lent is a speclM season in the afternoon. ■o Joke, so Newell Curtis (Center Congregati- scholar at a Baptist college, he Frances Idzkowski, Russell and are very good about responding. church; a time' set apart by the onalChurch) .The Rev. Norman went on to study theology at the A Christian leader honored by A special gift for the afternoon please Uke it Quite by accident, I learned that Christian community, a precious those in many denominations, Dr. ^ w e will once again have a com Charlotte Grannis, Charles serioMsIy aod Dear Abby Swensen (Trinity Covenant University of London and was their mother opens their mail and opportunity to refocus, a time for Peck has among many scholarly bined choir from MACC member Spratly, Phyllis Von Deck, June give me some Church) .The Rev. Dr. Shephard assiged to Jorhat Seminary in reads it before giving it to them. freeing repentance and nourishing publications authored a Biblical churches led by Ann McClain, Stevenson, Elsie Werner. Herbert advice. I'am a f i Johnson (South United Methodist northern India where he went on to . Abigairvan Buren Isn’t this an invasion of privacy? spiritual refreshment and series Proclamation published by Minister of Music at Community and Esther Brandewin, Gregory S. single male, S3 Church) and The Rev. Andrew become president. Or don’t children have any rights? renewal. the Lutheran press. An inspiring Baptist Church, Stephen Neilsen. Wolff Insurance, Raymond and jreanoM. Iwas Smith (St. M ary’s Episcopal I have no objections to her / Christians throughout Manches and uplifting speaker. Dr. Peck at Trinity Covenant Carol Ponticelli, Stephen Breen. named Ray Jr. Church). PrpCarol Burnett and Walter proportion of theology students are supportive of tho.se opting to limitations on ordination in several have vei^ little often allergic to mites that live in that there will be an importam ing trips. roll, beverage, dessert. p.m. at St. Peter's Church. 160 Main St.. Hartford Fr. Matthau appear in the story of Adam and Eve. who older persons, sometimes called the housedust of almost any borne prepared for ordained m inistry" denominations.” strength. organizational meeting at 6:30 1] Bosun Red Sox vs California Tuesday: Beef stew, roll, bever Mike Galasso will be the celebrant. Healing prayers are appalled at Cain's murder/-of Abel and are "delayed vocations.” starting min But the ranks of women studying Enrollment of blacks. Hispanics Actually, people are allergic to tbe p.m. at tbe center on March 10. Angels — May 6 — $19 — includes age. dessert. will follow the mass. alienat^ from each other. isterial training after already mites' excrement. It is carried in theology kept growing anyhow. and Pacific-.Asian Americans also D E A R R E A D E R : Most people Registration, green fees, selection tratisporation and admission. Reg Wednesday: Sliced turkey sand The tape and the discussion are sponsored by the being in other fields. heavy and can't lose any weight. tbe dust and can cause typical They now make up 25.8 percent of was up substantially. with tapeworm don't realize they of officers, and special events are istration — March 24 at 9; 30 a.m. wich, soup, dessert, beverage. Adult Religion Education and the Parish Council of She bad 52 hours of inserted allergic reactions in the nose and This is Trinity’s week the .56.377 ministerial students in However, the report of trends in The report says: have it unless they pass segments items on tbe agenda. Those unable 21 Boston flowrer show (openings Thursday; Veal pattie parmigi- the church. radium in 1971 for cancer of the eyes — all the symptoms that this country and Canada, com enrollment in 196 U. S. and "Theological schools across the of the worm or have massive to attend should contact the center available) March 11 — $M — if ana. shells and sauce, vegetable, The following events are set this week at Trinity cervix. Cbuld this be tbe cause of plague people iriio are allergic to pared to only 10.2 percent in 1972. Canadian seminaries said the total country are experiencing a steady infestasian that causes bowel prob her problem, or is it her age f7Ii? so that their names can be put on interested, please contain Daniels beverage, dessert. Covenant Church; Observe the deadlines "housedust ” Treatment must be Tuesday: 6 a.m.. men's prayer breakfast. La However, their increase slowed a was down — overall by only a tiny increase in the number of candi lems. weakness, weight loss and tbe roster. Tra ve l at M3-3912. Friday; Seafood salad boat, dates who are starting theological directed towards desensitizing pa soup, beverage, dessert. Strada Re^faurant; 5:30 p.m.. chairmen's supper: Items submitted for use on this page should be bit this term. fraction of a percent due to gains in anemia. I believe that your symp D E A R R E A D E R : I'm surprised Please make note of tbe follow 3] St. Patrick’s Day party at studies al a more advanced age tients with allergy shots. because it 7:30 p.m.. church board meeting. received by the Manchester Herald by 9 a.m. While their numbers increased to Canada, but down a full percent in toms probably result from another that your sister doesn't lose weight ing Thursday programs for the Aqua Turf (opraings available) Sesras: is virtually impossible to rid a Wednesday: 6:30 a.m.. women's prayer breakfast. Tuesday. 14..572. up 430 or 3 percent, that the United States. when the responsiblities of family source. However, a stool examina despite her phenomenal diarrhea month of March. M anA 26 — if interested, please bouse of dust mites Takebeart; an Feb. 21 — Setback scores: Art La Strada Restaurant: 6:45 p.m.. Pioneer Clubs; 6:55 Those which are received later cannot be compares to a 5.1 perc ent increase It was the first time the overall or of employment will not permit tion for tapeworm can easily be Clearly, she needs medical evalua March 0 — Nancy Tucker — contact Creativ^at 243-2339. allergist might be able to help you. Boufford. 130; Rita McConville. p.m.. study in "Skills for Living;” 7 p.m.. choir guaranteed publication. the year before, and even bigger count had dropped since start of the full-time involvement in study." performed by most hospital labor tion by a gastiueutei olt^nsa Tbe Vocalist Lastly, individuals are remioded liM; Em il Cote. 129; M ary Greene. atories. Ask your doctor about it. radhim treatments could have March 13 — Pharmacy update there will be a Mood pressure 126; Helena Gavello. 126; Adolph hot requert a full physical exairi- caused "radiation proctitLs.’' a What is hypoglycemia and bow is March M — Medicare update — screening next Wednesday from 9 Yeske. 119; Bob Schubert. 117; Dot nation firsi. The place to Stan is in low-grade bom of the lower bowel it treated? You can find out in Dr. r epresentative frooi Connecticut — II a.m. for seniors whose last Anderson, 116. a doctor’s office that may result in diarrhea Her Golfs new Health Report on the Peer Review Organization. Inc. name begin with A-K. Religions Services age alone is not tbe cause of her subject Send 75 rents plus a kmg will be at the center to discuss the Sekednie M r Ike Week: Feb. 24 — Pinocble scores: Bill D E A R DR. G O T T: My sister’s problem. self-addressed, stamped envelope DRG System. Manday: 9:33 a.m. ceramics Stone. 663; Elsa Lenhaidt. 653; Ed 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Rl- ailment is diarrhea She some to P O. Box S97. Cinriaiiati. OH Mass; 9:33 a.m. advanced baskel- lOo.m.. worship service, sanctuary: 10 chester. Mai. Reginald Russell. 9 :X March 37 — Doris Hogan— Slide Scot, e i ; Bob Schubert. 646: Sue AssembHet of God Philip P. Saunders. Sunday. 10 o.m., Methodist chord Gray, pastor. I0 :X o.m., wor a.m., Sunday school: 10:45 a.m., times has n to 15 movements for DEAR DR. GOTT: I have been 45201 Be sure to ask for the Heahb presentation on Middle Elast. weaviiig Mass; 10 a.m. bingo; a m . church school. (447-9941) odull BIMe study ond Sunday school; 7 ship service, nursery, 9:15 o.m., Sun holiness meeting: 7 p.m., solvation Scfaqibefipnug.638; Sol Cohen. 637; rw«i ConoropglloMl Chgiih •! An- p.m.. worship service. Tuesday at 7 :X boars after she eats She's very infected for five years with miles Report on Hypoglycemia. 11:45 lunch; 12:33 p.m. pinochle Cahforv Cfettcli (Assemblies of menee uniM NkemeaM CDurcDz day school: 7 p.m., Inlormol worship. meeting. (449-7707). John Klein, 636; Amelia Anastasio, God). 400 Buckland Rood, South dovor. Route 4. Andover. Rev. Richard p.m.. special Bible studies; Wednes 1041 Boston Turnpike. Bolton. Rev. (4434)906) CONGRATULATIONS TO AL games; 12:33 beginners basket 635; Ann Fisher. 629; Edith Albert. Windsor. Rev. Kcfinetti L. Gustafson, H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school, all dov at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Stewort Lanier, postor. 9:30 o.m.. weaving class; 1:39 p.m. exerMae pastor. tiX o .m ., Sunday sctMOl; I0 :X ages. 9:30 a.m .: Sunday worship, Prayer line. 444-073). 24 hours. churcn school; 11 o.m.. worship ser Unitarian Unlvarsaiiat 624; Carl Popple. 624. nursery core provided, I) a.m. (743^ Gospel JloH. Center Street, Manches Roman Catholic with Rose bus pickup at 3 a.m. — a.(n.. worship, child-care and nursery; vice. nursery. <049-3473) 7:00 p.m.. evening service of praise and 74M) ter. 10 o.m., breaking breod: 11:45 NMtli U n IM Methodist Churcti. 300 Chur* 4f Me Assgmptlen. Adorns Uhltarlgn Unlvtrsollst SecMfy-Kgcl, return trips at 12:3t'|i.m. and 3: IS Feb. 16 — (last week’s games) BIMe preochln(z (444-1102) RrstCseoriOPtliPPiaior chetCev- o.m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m., oospel Porker St.. Manchester. Richard W. Street at Thompson Rood, ktanches 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. A bout Town p.m. eptry, 117. Moln St.. Coventry. Rev. meeting. Dupec. postor. Rev. H. Ospood Ben ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Diana Heath, minister. 10:X o.m., Bowling scores; John Kravontka, Bruce Johnson, pastor. It o.m., oror- nett. minister of visitation. Worship Saturday moss at 5; Sunday masses at service. Nursery care and you* 261.555; Thurston SUuty 264; Mike shlp; 9:30 a.m., church school In service: 9 and }0:j0 a.m. Nursery for 7 :X , 9. 10:X ond noon. (443-219S) religious education. Coffee hour after Cinem a Baptist Church Lone House. Nursery core Jahovah’s Witnassaa Thesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; Pierro 263. 556; Jim Fee 211. 564; children ooe 3 ond 'younger. 9 o.m.. SI. Bgrfhelomew's Cbor*. 741 E. service. (444-51$) I Manrbester. will meet March 9 at 2 p m. at Luther Cspmsppltv RepWst Chpreh. SOS E. provided. (743-0407) Adult Bible group; 10:30 o.m.. church Middle Turnpike, kkonchester. Rev. BffmBli jr o t y meets Tlm n d sy 9:39 a.m. non-grocery shopping Andy Loreiuen 266. 533; Stan l eceod CeaozogpHengl Chorch, 30S Jeheveh's WHoeiiei. 447 Tolland Hall. Emanual Lutheran Church. 60 Ctaurdi St Myles Center St.. 04anchester. Rev. James I. TurncHke. kAonchester. Tuesday, Con- school;’ 5 :X p.m.. Methodist Youth kkortln J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday bos: 9:3ta.m . oil painting; 16a.m. Zaimor 261. 566; Paul Desjennes Wieex. minister. t:1S a.m., church N. Dtaln St., ktanchester. The Rev. V. Fellowship; 7 p.m., Socred Donee m ossotSp.m .; Sunday masses at 0 :X . The Daughters of tbe Brilisk Empire will meet O v e y of Myies Travel Agency in Glastonbury will school for ages. Mndergorten Joseph M lltoa pastor. HI a.m ., wor oregolion BIMe Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs O m m a tv — Brazil IR) Sot and Sun square (lanMitg; 16-11:15 a.m. 0(1 day. Theocratic Ministry School Group.(649-3696) 10 and IliX o .m . Thursday at II a m at tbe home of Mrs Alex Patrick show a film on Alaska. Refreshments will be served 266. 516; Stanley Wlachowski SU Itirough Grade 4 continuing during the ship service. Sunday school, and Sgotli UPtted Methodist Chorchj 1226 St. Bridoi f C h e r* , n Moln St., 1:33. 4. 7. 9:33. — A Year or llte OuiM finaiiMal planning: 11:45 a.m. nursery for children; 4:30 p.m., Pll- (speaking course), 7 p.m.: Service at U7Ttador Lane Tbe chapter will meet March 16 at 2 p m. for a St Sun fPGI Sort and Sun 3:M. 4:IS. 7:10. Pat (Ncavage 132. 172.517; Ginger service: 10:30 a,m., morning worship. meeting (ministry training), 7:S0p.m.; Main St.. Manchester. Or. Shepherd S. Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan lunch I p.m. bowUng at Parkade Nursery provided. (4434IS37) prim Fellowship. (449-3043) Johnson. Dr. Paul Kroll. postors. and Rev. Emilio P. Po Jelll.co-pastors. THE Paliicfc's Day buffet hincheon and enlertainment at 9:IV — Sotio. Sotto (Rl Sot and Sun Yonrkas 192; Lorna Kniiec 193. Second Csooriottiool Chorch ef Sunday, PuMIc BIMe Lecture, 9:X 2:45. 4:55. 7:45. 9:55. — The Trip to Lanes; 1:36 p.m. exercise with F o M MpMst Chordb S3 Lake St.. a m .; Watchlower Study. I0:2S. (444- Schedule: 9o.m.. church school; 9ond Saturday moss S p.m.; Sunday masses Our Lady of Peace church hall. May Road. East Bountlfu) (PGI Sot and Sun 3:39. 4:49. 457; Yolanda Burns 192.464; Cathy Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov. Cesentiy . 1744 Boston Turnolko, Cov- 10:45 o.m., worship service. Nursery at 7 :X , 9 .10:X and noon. (443-24031 Camera Club is forming Cleo; busretiirmftomMioppingat Ringrote 4Sr. Viola Pulford . pastor. f:30o.m .. Sunday school: 10:30 tntry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. 14*1 for pre-schoolers. (647-9141) St. Jgmes C h e r* . CM ktain St., BIBLE Hartford 7:3k 9:45. 234 Regular schedule: 10 a.m.. worship: 0 For mote infomnatioo call 643 9999 or 643-7976. 12:36 p.m. 192. S9I; Harriet Giordano 179.46t! o. m.. worship service: 7 p.m.. evening Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowski, The Greater Manchester Camera-Qnb is forming EACTMARTFOtiO service. (444-S3I4) am ., Dioi-A-Rlde to church: 0:4$o.m.. JawMi — ConaarvaUva Rev. David Baronowskl. Rev. Joseph SPEAKS n m ■ tttlil ChPTClL 240 Hlllslown church school, nursery to grade doht, Moraion Kelly, kksor. Edward J. Reardon. for those who esyoy photography. Tbe group win meet adult dticusston: II a m ., coffee and by Wednesday at 7:M p.m at IM Brooh Si . South IRI Sot 7:15.9:».- Sun 7:39. ~ Rood. Manchester. 9:30 ixm., Sunday Temp* Be* Siwlem. 4* E. Middle Saturday mosses ot 4 and 4 :X p.m.; Eugoiw Browtt Monday health sessions set THE UTTLE school; It o.m.. worship service: 7 felloership: 11:15 OJn.. hinlor choir; 4 Turnpike, kkonebester. Richard J. Tho Che r * ef Je ie i ChrW ef Sunday masses at 7 ;X , 9. 10:X a.m., Windsor For more informsiiea. call Ct9-C2K Yoonubloed Sot 7:39. 9:39. nddnlotit; p. m., evening service;: 7 p.m.,am mk3 ., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 4 p.m., Plovln, robM; Israel Tobotskv, can Letter dey Seta*. X Woodsidc SI., noon, and S p.m. (443-4129) The senior citizens health clinic will bold four Sig 5, 7:33.9233. THEATRE OF S H O M C A S E ^ week service. Nursery at all services. senior church school and Pilgrim tor; Dr. Leon Wind, robM emeritus. kkonchester. Wcndcl K. Walton, bi St. kkpry Che r * . 1400 ktain SI., (449-7S09I fellowship. (74^4Z34) shop. 9:X o.m., sacrament meeting: Coventry. Father James J. William When Jesus commissioned the programs Monday They inefode: bfood pressure TolcolMBe CsPoragpHipgl Owreh. Services. 0:1Sp.m. Frtdov and 10 a.m. MANCHESTER. INC. HARTFORD £ n rs t B e ttM OMpel el Ike DM*. 3 « Saturday. (4439S43) 10:15 a.m... Sunday school and prim son, pastor. Mosses Saturday at 5:15 apoStles to preach the “gosper, Pal pals program plannad Portte f PG-13) Sat 1.4.7:W. W: M: Sun Hlllslown Rood. Manchester. Rev. K. Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood ond relief sessions from 9 to 19 a m at WesUnll Gardens. 24 1.4.7:45. — Prativ In Pink (PG-13t Sat 1 MlfRSt ATI 34 DOT S3 p.m.: Sunday 9;X and 10:45 a.m.; Mark 16:15. what message did he ■ R s e n u Kreutzer, pastor. (443-7S43) Tolcottvllle. Rev. Nancy Milton, pas society. (443-4003) holvdavs, 5 :X ond 7 :X p.m. Confes Lnlz O n ld m i's Museum will taedd a senes of BlnefieMI Dnveandfm m l9:'U lo II: J0a m at Bennel ' l:m 3:33. 5:13. 7:35. 9:35. Il;40: Sun tor. 10 o.m., worship service and have in mind? Did he mean they I:13.3:13,5:m7;15.9:is. — The Della llonteol 'n n w R ettW Cligrcfe. 73 E. sions 4 :X 5 o.m. (742-4455) programs called Popular PM Pais on three HonsiBg. Il-W Maizi St . for its residents only: and Center St.. SHonchesler. Rev. Stark O. church school. (44930IS) Cher* to 4f SI. MpprlCT, 32 Hebron should proclaim such platitudes Force tR> Sat 4.9:55. nUdniUht.- Son 4. Jaariah — Rafonm exercises from l:M to 2 :Jtp .m at Mancbesler'Seniar Eddy, pastor. Wa.m.. Sunday sdiool: NaMonal Catholic Rood. Bolton. The M v. J. Clifford as "Jesus is the answer" and canseoutive Th urndsys starting March U fro m 7 tog 9:55 — Del at Africa IPGI Sot-Sun I. II am., mornlne service: 4 p.m..> Otiaens' O t t e r at 549 E . Middle Tnmpike and from 7:N. — FX IRI Sal 1:19,1:13.5:33.7:Si. Templi Be* HHMI, NOI Foster St. SI. JePe fbe Baptist P o ll* Noflenal Curtin, pastor. Saturday moss at 5 “Christ for the world”? p m a tth e jaaseum. 247S Mata SI. Liveantmals will evening service. (4<3-93S*) Covanant p.m .; Sunday masses at 7 :X . 9; IS and 3:39 to 4:39 p m at tbe YW CA 73 \ Main St it. 13: N: Sun I :!•. 3:33.5:33.7:53. N .— l3M»ATATaS3bM.||^ Extcftston. South Windsor. Steven Cdlhellc C h e r* . 23 Golwov St.. Man he used far discussions on aanmal behavior, food aud The Hnchcr (Rl Sol 1:4S, 3:43.5:1k t. TYlnll* Cpvonnpt Cherch. 3B2 Hoefc- Chotinover. rabM. Services. 0:IS p.m. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, 11 a.m. 1443-4444) The "gospel", as Jesus used gmnming The oast for the series is n for member M. wldhlBht; Sun 1:45.1:4k S:lk k Ik < v s n s n v M n N K Christian Sdanca mohick St.. Dtanchoster. Rev. Norman each FrMov: children's services, 7:45 pastor. 9 o.m., moss. (443-5906) the term, is defined by Paul as the famffies and W for noB-meatiber families Registra- — dtlMcats IRI Sol I: IS, 1:3k 5:35.7:4k Swenson. Worship service: 0 and II a m . second Friday of each month. Saivation Army death, burial, and resurrection of Second church has concert 9:45. 11:53; Sur 1:15. 3:3k 5:35. 7:4k lffiA«A»UM W -IISI nrat Clnrck e( CiRttt. SOettM. 447 a m .: Sunday BIMe school. 9:30 a m . tien is requiied and may be made by calltsg tbe Lutz 9:45. — Doom and Old In Beweriv HUIs N. Mom St.. Ktanchester. 10:30 a.m.. (449-aSS) Nazarane CnlvaMen Arm y. 441 ktain St., Man Jesus. 1 Cor. 15:1-4. And these ntcudgg*. The EbeabethtowTi O llege Concert Choir will givea (Rl Sot l:N.3:IS,S:IS. 7:lk9:lkll:3k- HANNAH h H P SB1BS church service. Sundov school, and facts presuppose his incarnation, Sun l:N . 1:15.5: Uw 7:3k 9-.W.— House core tor small chHdron. (449-1444) Lirtliaran Cher*ottheNPieriei.334ktalnSt.. deity in human form. 1 John 4:2- Ann CaRins-Tiichiersaa of tbe CoanecticHt Humane oonccrl Sunday a« 19 a m . at Second Congregational kkonchester. Rev. PhlllpClKitto, senior (Rl Sot I :lkl:3S. 5:35,7:lk9:4k It :4S; I B l Hooding Room. 4S4A Cenlar St.. Stan- Epiacopiri Copcof p LgMorgp Chgrch i l c a i . 3. as necessary to his high priest Sneiety wM discuss the demandr and rrtpannisilrties Church at 3SS N. Main St. Harry L. Simmers, Sun 1:1k 3:3k 5:35, 7:1k 9 :« . — chesler. 1449-0*2) postor: Rev. kkork Green, minister of (lonnnh and Her Slilcrs (PlS-m Sal 94.4*0190^ BotsooBol Chpreh. l l * * Pitkin St.. kAonchtstar. Rev. Burton outreoch. 9:X a.m.. Sunday school: hood. Hebrews 4:15. He "Died for uf ptt nwnership and the characteristics and life spans arssociate professor of music will direct the 41-v'oice n c H n c N B Boston Turnpike, Bollon. Sunday wor D. Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church of vaeioas aniinals choir t:U , 1:35. S:lk 7:45. 9:Sk 13:95: Sun Wangorln, part-tlmo pastor. 0 a.m., our sins", t Cor. 15:3. And he I 3:35. $:lk 7:45.9:55. Church of Christ ship: holy euchorlst. 8 and N o.m.: and nursery: 4 o.m., evening praise OF TAPES Dr. David Kenny, vetermarian from Bdhon church school. 9:4Sam .: cofleefsllaer- holv communion: 9:1Sa.m.. Christian service, nursery. (444-0599) “was raised for our justification," W X D C A n Chorch of Chrtil. LvdMl and Vernon shlp. II a.m .: Lady Chapel open grow* hour, church school: 10:30 “A N w PwiSIClVf" Romans 4:25. V d e rin a ^ Hospiuil. wii] ^ ic a k on first-time visds to streets. Manchester. Eugene Brewer, afternoons: puMIc hcoHng service, am ., holv communton. Nursery care ------i — Rockv IV (PCI- provided. 449-S3I1) Tho “gospel" is more Man the vegetmariaa and lifetime veterinary caie. Sni and Swi 3:3k 4:1k 7:IS. 9:1k — l:IUSA2AMM«-IISi . minister. Sunday tervlcas: 9 ojn.. second Ihursidav. 7:39 p.m .; evenino Pantacoatai BIMe dosses: Warn., worship: 4 pjn.. prayer, Wednesdov. S p.m. Rev. John RpMOPel Lpttwrgp Chpreh, 40 Can: bumper slogans and pious StaCr membeii'a of Cathy 's CritterE IVt Stiire in Donna Vaiwlertiaff of Manchester created the Yo— UH i d (Rl Stt d tt Sun 3. 4:15. Church St., kkonchesler. Rev. Dole H. Upltcd PegterasM Chgr*. 107 7:1k9:15.— The Jewel aKUcNRelPGI n c D O i A i o i S wofstda Wu Snsidov. 7 p.m.. BWe platitudes. And it alone Vernon wiD give advice on choosing a n im ^ at a pet Daflbdd Festival poster nsed throaghont the state for study Nursery provided tor all senrt- Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Lond- WooiRirldge St., kkonchester. Rev. i-IBM SI. MgrtTs laiicsg* Chgrch. Pork wchr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, postor kkorvln Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., platitude-;. And it alone is “the the March 19-23 sale of daffodils for the Ameriraa BewSett” inMiMaM*'^ ~ D a cos. (444-3*31 emeritus. Schedute: 0;M o.m .. war: Sunday school; 11 a.m., morning power of God unto salvation", RecfcY Merrer Ptclvec Shew (Rl Sal and Church strgets. Monchister. An CttKxr Society Daffodils are ksown as a srinhol of F/X drew D. Smith, rector. Worship: 7:30 sMp: 9:4Sa.m., Sunday church schoM: worsMp: 4 p.m., evening worship; 7:X Romans 1:16. Jesus' sinless life ttWmitt. — Fink Rard: The ttaw (Rl II o.m.. worship service, nursery. p.m..MMestudv IWednesdovI: 7o.m., 647-8301 hope Advance orders for bouquets of 19 at S3 59 ate CongragaUonal am . and9:30ojn.: church school.9:30 IrlBASAffiMAIMBIMS a m .: bohy-slttlng. 9:15 lo )I:IS a m .; 440-1193. Ladles' prayer (Thursday): 7 p.m., for an important and. peerless teaching were beiug taken by oalUzig 233-9891 East CalMkr High Ijphtigp UNherop Chgrch gt ktap- kken's prayer Cniursdav): 7 o.m.. necessary, but without his death, MUUKF4BLO Hohr Euchorlst. W arn, every Wednds- E A S T H A R TFO R D — Jan Pierson of Rocky Hi]] wfll DOWN A OUT M VW H H y l u s Bollon Center Rood, at the Green. dov. (449-4S03) chesMr..3l Garden St., ktanchester. You* service (Fridov). (449tt*l burial, and resurrection his life demansttane Ukrainian Easter egg decoralmg SchssI AatUlarian Bolten. Rev. Charles H. Erlcson, (443-3051) Item— a (T»G-m Sat r i«Sua3.S.7.«. LMAHAlAMBAamai , Minister. N OJn.. worship scrvloc, Prtpcp et Peace Le*iigp Cherch. and teaching would be powerfesa Mandky ad The 7 :JI pan. meeting of St. Rose Ladies *Sly Fox' audWon set — ncoasMonlRlSttai ISOTi3.7,IO:3i FrUay A Smnrday - 3 P.H. nursery, church school: 11 am,. Route 31 and N o r* River Road, Piashytarlan to save. O n M Jtt St. Raae School at the corner of Burnside roStie Sol and Fckraaryn A n o u r o F A m c A tsUowsMa: 11:1$ am ., tonnn pro- Coventry. 9:45 a.m., Sunday schoM: II gram. (449-7B77 offloe or 447-** a m ., worship service. (743-7S*) Ceveptry Prg*vtcr|gp Chgr*. Axwnue and Church Street Theraaary wMlberecrtetd The lim e Theater of Manchester will bold an FcAraary a A March 1 1 » 7 :N ■vonoellcol. full gospel church, Ro Zien KeeeoeMcal L e * w e e C h e r* Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven at ? pan. in St Rose Chiirch before the meeting anditioo for ■Sly Fox ' Tuesday at 9p.m. at 219 Pine bertson School. Norlh School Street. (Missouri Synod). Cooper .and High try. Rev. Brod Evans, pastor. Sunday. CHURCH OF CHRIST Si The farce has ^nles for IS men and three wntnen. 1 e 1 — A Wttnmere w E»m TIefcett: 9S.M nccouMFumcsB Cta!erSt.fi55 !3 5de rtie a t^ ^ H. Utanchosttf. Rev. David W. Mullen, streets, ktanchester. Rev. Charles W. 9 :X a.m.. worship; )0:4S o.m ., Sunday LydaN and Varnon Slra«B a ««r raSSi X weraunt IRI SolanO IBMffiMBIAN CurNs J r., senior pastor: Rev. Rohert pastor. M eeting Sundays. W to ) 1 : » KuM, pastor. 9:30 o.m.. Divine wor schoM; 7 p.m., BIMe study and PftOfM: 640-2903 Larry Gelhan adapted the classic. “ Votpane.” itto a Sttt S;Jk 7;T6,»;tS. — The Jouroev at SS.W ( f n l i M i A Sr. dtiacasl J . BRIs. odnlstsr et visittttons: Rov. a m . N u r s w and Sunday school. ship: M:4S a.ffl. Sundov schoM; HMv tettowsMp. Wednesdov. 7 :X p.m.. zany play It will be presented April 25 and 36. and Mttfv Gwmi IPG) Sni ntt Sue l;M. Cttlford O. Simpson, pastor emorttus: F o b Ggopgl MReedeagH paWspol- Communion llrsl and IMrd Sundov. prayer meeting. (742-7222) Chgrch. 74S Main St.. (Manchester. Rev. P riih 9tor*pChgr* gfk W Mawi and M^idouwrt Asseriated. Chagaer n of May 2 and 3 at 3 p m at East Catholic High School CALL: B t A S in n r A46-11M MKhool C Thornton. ossocMe pastor. (449-4M3) MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Mar. 1. 1986 - 19 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. M ar 1, - Buaineam In Brief Business Expi^ss buys Pilgrim Air Northeast and Canada includiha «B R ID G E PO R 'T (A P ) - Busi New Air, a commuter, airline in answer questions about the pur LOOK FOR THE STARS ... ^ ^4^ Washington, New York. NeW, ness Express, a commuter airline New Haven, and negotiations are chase (lending a Monday news Sargent workera OK contract Haven, Hartford, Montreal and based in Bridgeport, on Friday under way between Business E x conference. NEW HAVEN — Production workers at Sargent Co. ratified a acquired Pilgrim Airlines for an press and New Air for the purchase The agreement gives Business Toronto.'"' » •’ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get three-year contract Friday, that provides wage increases of unspecified price in a deal that will of New Air's interest in Pilgrim, Express access to two key markets Fi^re said Pilgrim carried about 4 percent annualiy. make Business Express New Eng officials said. for connecting flights. New York abopt 398,000 passengers last year; land's largest commuter air City and Washington, D.C. Cur The^company employs about 350 About 650 members of Local 243 of the United Eiectrical, Radio Fugere would not say how much carrier. rently the airline serves nine cities p e o ^ , he said. * better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a and Machine Workers voted by a 6-to-l ratio to approve the Business Express paid for his includini$Rridgeport, New Haven, # ■ • I Business Express, a division of stock in Pilgrim ; neither he would Fuwre said Pilgrim likely would ■ _ ■ ■ M A ^ ^ ^ 4 A J . Ill m m m % M contract with Sargent, a manufacturer of architectural Boston, Philadelphia and Balti the Westport-based Marketing divulge 1985 revenues for the hai^ware such as locks and an employer of 950 people. more. Last year it carried about rema% a separate entity for "the Corporation of America, pur closely held airline. 125,000 passengers. neairfuture,’’ with the new com’ chased 80 percent of Pilgrim's party doing business as Business The new accord also improved the worker’s pension plan and ' James McManus,,chairman of Pilgrim , formed in 1962, is the stock from Pilgrim's founder and Express-Pilgrim. But he said hd gives the company more flexibility because of contract language MCA, did not return telephone 17th largest commuter airline in president, Joseph Fugere. envisioned an eventual name ★ changes, union and company officials said. calls to his office, while a spokes the nation and the largest in New 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The remaining 20 percent of the change and a complete merger. Groton-h^<"'''*.r’u<*rirr i"- n.t.nod by man for the company refused to Fn«»iand It serves 14 cities in the 1 7 7 1 STORE AND 1 7 7 1 HOMES n n HOMES 1 ! ^ CONDOMINIUMS 1771 ROOMS ITTl APARTMENTS 1771 APARTMENTS Waldbaum’s goes sugar-free BUSINESS FOR RENT LiU OFFICE SPACE |ZZ| OPPORTUNITIES 1311 FOB SALE 1^ FOR SALE FOR SALE IfU FOR RENT | f £ j FOR RENT ENFIELD — Shoppers wili soon be able to find checkout ianes Negotiators seek agreement in GE strike Rnom Available March 1. AAnn/>KAe4«r . Off Porter. Monchester - One l)e(|. Office Space — Excellent without candy dispiays at all 34 Waldbaum's stores in Western workers Monday "if no significant The week-long strike at the Lynn Well Established Floral In Desirable Storrs Main Street location, all LYNN, Mass. (U PI) — Negotia at “ an undisclosed neutral site." family living ore yours In 40's. This spacious one Nice three room apart Ing. , 400 Si 300 sq. ft. Massachusetts and Connecticut, company officials say. plant has shut down production of Design Business in high Heights area, Storrs, C T. utilities. $180 monthly. Se ment, heat and electric ing, appliances, air 600 tors agreed to meet Friday at a union spokeswoman Barbara progress were made over the this 4 bedroom traditional bedroom condominium Office suites are now engines for the F-18 Navy fighter traffic area. Owner anx Close to university, splen curity and references. 646- included. Security dep conditioning, heat, no Several weeks ago, Waldbaum’s removed candy from one neutral site to try to resolve a Sweeney said., weekend.” Colonial with 2'/2 baths will allow the single, available. 649-2891. ious to move on to other did view, large porch, well 7622 after 6pm. osit. No pets. 643-8552. pets, clean, available Im checkout lane at its local supermarket as an experiment. It was strike by 3,500 workers at General "W e're hopeful' this can be "W e frankly don't see how plane, the Army Black Hawk ventures. Call today for appointed kitchen, full and 2 car garage. The young couple or retired helicopter and helicopters used by (Ireplaced family room buyer(s) to live comforta mediately. $475 a month. such a success that the company decided after just three weeks to Electric Co.'s aircraft engine plant worked out over the weekend," expanding the strike can accomp deltatls. Epstein Real Est dry basement. By ap You con be good sales 647-9137. Office Space — New pro other branches of the military. has beamed ceilings, has bly I Located In Vernon, a Manchester - Like your as union leaders threatened to said GE spokesman Bill Kennedy. lish anything,” Kennedy said. “ It ate, 647-8895. pointment only. Phone man ... lust use a qulck- fessional building, one bring sugar-free chekout lanes to all of its stores within the a formal dining room and You'll be close to shop own house. Large 6 room expand the walkout to nearby Union leaders Thursday said certainly isn't going to lead to any “The negotiation process is 429-2551. mile from 1-84. 1,000-3,000 region. fully appllanced kitchen, ping, recreation and the selllno dd In Classified to duplex, 2 bedrooms, rem factories. they would call on 1,700 workers at better solution to the issues since continuing, but important issues find cash buyers 1643-2711. odeled, good neighbor sq. ft. available. Can build first floor family room highway. Where else can to suit. Days, 649-2272. Daniel Lescoe.the Holyoke, Mass, company's vice president of Union and company representa GE plants in Medford and Everett we have already put forward some remain unresolved,” union spokes I9»JSITUATIDN Manchester — 121 Car hood. $525 plus utilities. riage Drive, well kept 7 has sliders to lovely patio a qualified buyer find a sales and marketing, said the move is a direct result of tives agreed to meet Friday night to join the 3,500 striking Lynn responsible solutions.” man Kevin Mahar said. IZ3|W ANTED area and a 16 x 32 In- home with kitchen appla- 643-8857. One Bedroom Apartment, room Cape, first floor APARTMENTS heat 81 hot water Included. Manchester — Approxi suggestions solicited from shoppers. family room, 3 bedrooms, ground pool fortamllyfun Inces, a garage and a pool I mately 500 sq. ft., 182 on child sate cul-de-sac. for os little as $2,5Wdown! 4 room home, Bolton $385 a month. 643-5549 Nurse will care for elderly formal dining room, fire FOR RENT days, 647-1242 evenings. ' South Main Street, Colon "F o r some time now w e've had tetters out to our customers Investment report Coll today; $146,900. Cen- Call 649-0917 today! All- Lake, beach rights, ial decor, good site visibil and disabled. Private place, 1'/2 baths, complete freshly painted. $490 per asking for suggestions," he said. “ People were positive in Wall Street closes mixed duty. Experienced and bullt-lns, enclosed sun turv 21 Jackston- brio Realty.□ ity and parking. $475 plus Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are Showcase, 646-1316.0 3 Room Apartment tor month. Security and ref Nice 3 room apartment general, but once in a while a complaint about the candy wouid compassionate. Call 872- porch, carpeting, com rent. Stove, refrigerator, with appliances, hard utilities. Call Bob Allbrio NEW YORK (A P ) - The stock Friday's erratic performance as of 3 p.m. Friday. Brand New Listing!!! erences. No washer al- at 649-0917. pop up." 0905 plete maintenance free quiet older person de lowd. 872-7517. wood floors, second floor, market closed out one of its best did not stop the Dow Jones exterior. Owner anxious. Bolton. Choose your co Great 4 room condo In lors. New construction. mint condition. Ready for sired. Deposit. $325 per $350 a month plus utilities. months ever with a mixed showing industrial average from finishing Price Change Asking $136,000. Open to month. Call 643-6802. Coll Steve at 643-1041. 474 Main Street, the center Contemporary style cape Immediate occupancy. 4 of town. 3 rooms first Friday as prices churned around February with its biggest gain This Week offers. U 8, R Realty, cod, 2,200 square feet, rooms, 1.5 baths, low floor. Call 646-2426 week the record levels they reached on ever, 138.07 points, for a month. In R88l Estato 643-2692.0 4 Room renovated second WPPSS suit is partiy settied features 3 bedrooms In condo fee. Great place to days 9-5. 1 percentage terms, however, the floor apartment, gas Thursday. Advest Inc. leVaup Vt Manchester- - Older 6 cluding a master bed start Investing In your Manchester — Nice 6Vj RICHLAND, Wash. — The executive board of the Washington Trading was heavy. rise fell well short of some past room suite, 2'/2 baths, future. Offered In the stove, no utilities. Secur- A cm at 20 dn 1 room colonial, 1’/2 car It'/ 8i References. $400 room, 3 bedroom apart ISTDRE AND Manchester, Main St., Of Public Power Supply System Friday approved a $2.5 million monthly advances at much lower IHDMES flreplaced family room, $70's. Jakckson 8. Jackson ment on Center Street. fice for rent March 1. $225 The Dow Jones average of 30 OlVaup •*/« garage, nice lot, $88,900. monthly. Call 646-7336. DFFICE SPACE settlement of a lawsuit involving alleged bid-rigging for $393 price levels. *5Vetna FDR SALE Flano Real Estate 646- living room, dining room, Real Estate, 647-8400 or $575 plus utilities. 649-9367. 8i $250 per month Includes industrials, which had risen 17.09 study, first floor loundry, 646-8646.D million in contracts on two mothballed nuclear power plants. Bank of New England 65V4UP 2‘A 5200. Like Private Home — 3Yj heat, air, parking. 649- points Thursday to its first close 2 car garage on a one acre The weakness in the Dow Friday TO'Adn Va All real estate advertised - room apartment. Applian Available Immediately. 6 Manchester — 5 room 5334, 643-7175. above 1.700. dropped back 4.93 to First Conn. Bancorp wooded lot with views. The settlement cam e in the federal lawsuit against the Howard stemmed in large part from a In the Manchester Herald Bolton. Birch Mountain ces. Working single adult, room 3 bedroom duplex, office suite, first floor, First Hartlord Corp. l ‘/inc $169,900. Flano Real Est P. Foley Co., of Washington, DC., one of six electrical 1,709.06. 5-point drop, to 150Vi. in the share Is subject to the federal Estates. New Construc I9I-J BUSINESS married couple. No child Woodbrldge Street orea. excellent sign visibility. HELPING PEOPLE sa 39'Aup l ‘/4 ate, 646-5200. contractors sued by WPPSS in U.S. District Court in Seattle in price of International Business Hartford National Fair Housing Act of 1968, tion, colonial with con Id o l PROPERTY ren, pets. 643-2880. $550 monthly plus heat. Parking. Could be apart tisfy their needs ond Volume on the New York Stock Machines. That came on top of a Hartford Steam Boiler 693/4 up ‘/4 which makes It Illegal to temporary (lair. 2300 Security and references ment office combination. wants ... that’s what want August 1983. Exchange reached 191.66 million Better Than New — Al loss of 2V« Thursday, when the Ingersoll Rand 64‘/4 up '/2 advertise any preference, square feet, 2V2 baths, 3 Manchester — Restau required. 646-4655. Frank Spllecki, 643-2121. ads are all about. shares, the fourth largest total on limitation or discrimina bedrooms Including a most new fully dormered The president of the company, Bancroft T. Foley Jr., pleaded company said its first-quarter 64‘Aup 4‘A Cape Cod off Porter rant, recently remodeled. record, against 181.74 million the J.C. Penney tion based on race, color, master bedroom suite, guilty to criminal bid-rigging charges and was fined $1 million revenue would be hurt by some Street. This special three Seats 125 plus, taVnIlv Lydall Inc. IS’/aup '/a religion, sex or national living room, dining room, and.ordered to serve five months in prison in Novem ber 1983. day before recent price cuts. bedroom home features dining, business lun East Hartford - Immacu BUSINESS BUSINESS IOC J BUSINESS Sage Allen 22 nc origin, or an Intention to family room fireplace, 2 cheons. ample parking, late large 2 bedroom car garage and a great natural oak cabinets and PROPERTY PROPERTY Ido I PROPERTY . Analysts noted that the bond 48 up Vt make any such prefer fabulous opportunity, apartment on quiet street. Four of the nation's largest electrical contractors still face Most other, broader market SNET room on a 1 acre lot with trim , a roomy country N market also flattened out after ence, limitation or dis owner will finance. Ask Ideal for working couple. civil action by the suppiy system and the fifth, Commonwealth measures wound up the week at 'Travelers 53 dn U/a views. $197,000. Flano kitchen with fireplace, some dramatic gains of late. crimination. The Herald formal dining room, huge ing $125,000. Call for de Appliances and garage, Electric Co., settled out of court last year. The lawsuits followed new highs. Tyco Laboratories 59‘Adn >/4 Real Estate. 646-5200. Falling long-term interest rates will not knowingly accept first floor master bed tails. Strano Real Estate, no pets, references, secur the default of billions of dollars in municipal bonds by WPPSS any advertisement which have been cited as a major force ^ Activity prompted by takeover United Technologies 52'/adn Vt room suite and many 647-7653. ity deposit required. $450, Is In violation of the law. Just Like New!!! Only 5 when it had to stop work on the nuclear power plants. behind the the stock market's rise news and rumors continued at a New York gold $338.15up .15 many beautiful decora no utilities. 528-6779 otter BUSINESS PROPERTY years young. Quality con 4. to record highs. brisk pace. struction by Peterman. tive features. A must to Government Homes from see! Offered at $159,900. IRODMS HIGH TRAFFIC - MAIN STRElET $1{U repair). Also delin Smoll complex with only 4 FDR RENT units. Featuring 4 roomst Manchester - Bennett el quent tax property. Call derly housing. Handi 805-687-6000 Ext. GH996S 2 spacious bedrooms, Porter St. Area — Beauti GAS STATION — USED CARS plush wall to wall carpet Femole Only — Extra capped unit available. for Information. fully decorated 4 bed Now taking appllacatlons and a fully appllanced room aluminum sided large room, clean and OR kitchen. Full privote base modern, all utllltlei ond for 1 ^^dxoom hgndh^ $112,900,5 8.5Two Family, colonial. Enclosed capped~abarifhentr$415 to Separate systems, front ment too! Offered In the summer porch, rec room house privileges, on bus ROOM TO EXPAND FOR OFFICES, $60's. Jakckson 8< Jackson line, excellent neighbor-^ $444 a month. Applicants porches. Some wall ta and garage. "We Guaran \rnust7suoplv handlcop In 2711 wall carpeting. Newer Real Estate, 647-8400 or tee Our Homes!". Blon- hood. Call 647-9813. ETC. .643 formation with applica Classified 44 roof. Owner anxious!! 646-B646.a chard 8. Rossetto Real Business Oooortunities 22 Store/Office Space Household Goods For advertisements to be Manchester — Single tion. Rent Includes heat, Notices Situation Wonted 23 Resort Property 45 AAisc for Sole Rates Strano Real Estate 647- Estate, 646-2482.0 hot wafer, range, re- published Mondoy, the deod- 7653.0 Spacious — Manchester. sleeping room for work FURTHER DETAILS: ED SWAINE LosI/Found...... 01 Emolovment Info. 24 AAis c . tor Rent 46 Home and Gorden Minimum: ing gentleman. Share frldgerator, disposal, ele line IS 2:30 o.m on Friday $137,900. Custom built Personals...... 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pets 4 Lines brick Cape In highly desir bath, no cooking, no pets, vator 8, laundry. Phone $167,500. Super Colonial!! 528-6522. Announcements...... 03 Roommotes Wonted 48 Musical Items 8 plus rooms,-Newer 24' x able area. 14 x 24 living parking available. $185 a BELFIORE, REALTORS Days Per Line 24’ Family room. 4 bed room with black marble month plus security. Auctions...... 04 Recreotionoi Items Read Your Ad Frank Spllecki, 643-2121. Real Estate Antiques 1 -5 ...... 7S€ rooms, 2Vj baths, 2 car fireplace. 29 x 32 fire- South Windsor - By One Bedroom attic apart Services Classified adyertisements placed lower level rec owner. Lovely 3 bedroom ment with appliances, Homes tor Sole 31 Tog Soles 6-19...... 55« garage. Appliances to re ore to k en by telephone os o main. Private yard. Make room. 2V2 baths and 2 car ranch In desirable neigh Manchester — Furnished heat 8. electricity not Financial Condominiums 32 Services Offered 51 Wanted to Ouv 20 or m o re ...... 45« 431 Main St. MAUORS i s 647-1413 convenience offer. Strono Real Estate. garage. Many, many ex borhood. Garage, IVj private room on bus line, Included. One month's se Lots/Land for Sole 33 Point ing/Paper ing 52 tras. D.W. Fish Realty, baths, fireplace, remo kitchen and laundry privi curity. $300. 647-0235. Mortgages...... 11 The Monchester Herald is 647-7653.0 Investment Prooertv 34 Building/Contract ing 53 643-1591 or 871-1400.O deled kitchen and ba leges, must be sober non- Personal Loans...... 12 responsible only for one incor Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding 54 $50,000. Owner selling throoms. Large private smoker. $50 a week. Dep Insurance...... 13 rect insertion ond then only lot. $105,000. 644-3053. osit, references, 649-1300. Resort Prooertv 36 Heat ing/Plumbing 55 Automotive Deadlines small 2 bedroom cape, One of a Kind — Bolton, Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 $154,900. 3 bedroom U 8, R Flo o rin g 56 Cors Trucks lor Sole for the sire of the onginoi Rockville/Vernon line in For classified advertise in s e rtio n . town. Great starter home. Built Contemporary Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles Ranch. 14 x 20 living room Rentals * ments to be published Tues Errors which do not lessen Move In condition. Re Employment Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the cently remodeled. Call with marble fireplace, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Rooms for Rent 41 Auto Services the value ottheadvertisement 875-2941 or 871-9592. sunken family room, HEAR YB d e a d lin e is n o o n on the d a y & Education Apartments for Rent 42 For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease will not be corrected by an screened slate patio over before publication. looking garden, 2 baths, 2 Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holidoy/Seosonol 61 Misc Automotive additional insertion. Full Dormered Cape — with flreplaced living ca r garage. Private room, IV2 bath, breeze fenced acre lot. D.W. Fish NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED HEAR YE way and garage. A Nice Realty, 643-1591 or 871- Heme! $90's...."We Gua 1400.O IN BOLTON AREA Notices rantee Our Homes!". QO hELP WANTED ' H O h e lp WANTED HO hE ^ WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Blanchard 8, Rossetto 7 Fireplaces — Bolton, $196,000. Highlight this Real Estate, 646-2482.0 L ik a S L YANKEE piece of history on Bolton Paste-up artist, part time, Local Printing tlr^wqnts Medical Assistant — For Mechanic — Heavy con Medical Assistant or LPN Truck Driyer to deliver Another Special Home — Green, 2700% sq. ft. of Cider MIIIHd. 20 hours, Mondov. Tues part time workers, first Optometries practice port struction equipment. (or busy family medicine appliances. Lots of over Bolton LOST AND FOUND day, Thursday afternoons and second shift. Call time or full time. Includes Apply In person. The An practice. 4 days a week. time. Apply In person to This 6 room 2 bath Cape is living area includes 13 x 20 Brookllald SL and Friday nights. News gorgeous! New kitchen kitchen, 16 x 24 family 643-2377. days, evenings and Satur drew Ansaldl Co., 186 Some experience neces Al Sleffert's Appliances E. Middle Tpke. paper experience helpful. days. Experience helpful, Service Station Mechan Bidwell Street, sary. Call 646-0166. 445 Hartford Road and a large lot that abutts room and 15 x 15 sitting SWAP Lost — Manchester Par- ics and Attendants. Full W ickham Park!...."We room, wideboard chest kade, UA Theaters. Man Please send work history Masseuses desired (will willing to train. 649-3311. Manchester. Manchester. LInley 8L lW and part time. Uniforms Guarantee Our Homes!". nut floors throughout. Lo Manc.-Bolton chester High School Class and salary requirements train). Exceptional pay Call between 10am and Port time work at home Carpenter Rd. to: The Manchester He and transportation avail 2pm. furnished. Apply in per Bull Dozer Operator — on your phone calling our Dental Oral Surgery" of Blanchard 8, Rossetto cated on approximately 2 ring, 1987. Inside band. acres backing up to Her rald, Box S C/O Manches able. Manchester orea. son, 252 Spencer Street, Heavy construction ' list of clients. Earn $5.00 - fice, seeking 2 people to Real Estate, 646-2482.0 Bluerldge Dr. IS HERE! Initials MFS- Reward. Manchester. rick Park. D.W. Fish Manchester Call 649-2731. ter Herald. 574-4851. Full Time Laborers. Call equipment. Apply In per $10.00 an hour. Call 528- complete our team, recep Bette Dr. 875-1103 otter 6pm. son, The Andrew Ansaldl 0358. Four Bedroom Dutch — Realty, 643-1591 or 871- tionist and surgical assist 1400.O Opportunity for house Career Opportunity with Co., 186 Bidwell Street, ant with experience pre The Inside of this Hollister Bloomfield. Competitive wives with young children LPN — Part time, 11-7 at growing lawn care com Manchester. Part time bookkeeper, ferred for busy diversified St. Home Is fantastic. New ANNOUNCEMENTS salary and benefits. Call In school. Flexible hours. Canterbury Villa of Wllll- pany. Evergreen Lawns (lexiLie hours approxi practice. Call 649-2272. kitchen and bath! Oak MANCHESTER HERALD tor Interview with Nurs If you like working with mantlc. Benefits/no be has openings (or hard Truck Driver — Heavy mately 25 hours. Retail woodwark!...."We Gua 1/ ^ Don’t have any cash? ^ Ex. Wanted ing Director, 243-2995. light food preparation, nefits package available. working lawn care spe construction equipment. bookkeeping experience Mechanical Repair. Me rantee Our Hames!". HELP WANTED Call NOW 647-9946 Emergencv? In Manches please apply 131 Sanrico Call Hannah Dtivllle, cialists. Competitive Apply In person. The An helpful. Good starting chanical backoorund with Blanchard 8, Rossetto Want an ol(j car for to Swap - ter, dial 911 for fire, Office Manager for group Drive. 8am to 11am. Mon DNS, 423-2597. wages, benefits and train drew Ansqldl Co., 186 pay. Contact Ellle, Paul's people personality to ser Real Estate, 646-2482.0 FREE? Read the Yankee police, medical help. medical practice In Man day thru Friday. 646-6454. ing. Put some green in Bidwell Street, Paint, 649-0300. vice packaging equip A B x 12 chester, computer expe Person to care (or 7 month your pocket. Call Dan Manchester. ment within customer Swap, there may be Order of the Amaranth rience find bookkeeping Government Jobs. old In our Vernon home. 4 Daniels, Manchester, CT, Housekeeper - Immediate plants throughout New Blue Rug Smorgasbord, March 2, duties Including payroll $16,040-$59,230/year. Now days o week, 8:30-4:30. between 9 and 5, 649-8667. Waitresses — Days 8, full time opening for expe England, other duties In PICTURE THIS someone out there who 5-6:30. Adults. $5, Child required. Full time Mon- hiring. Call 1-805-687-6000 Non smoker. Transporta Evenings. Part time posi rienced. housekeeper. clude operating dle- HELP WANTED tor a ■ ren 5-12, $2; Under 5, free. dqy thru Fridqy. Cell Mrs. Ext. R-9965 for current tion, references required. Unique Furnishings, Etc. tions. Apply In person, Must be energetic, con cuttlng equipment and wants to get rid of their 643-7125, 646-3147. Noonqn qt 646-0314. scientious and be a self 1 • federal list. Coll 871-2759 otter 5pm. looking for full and port LaStrada West, 471 Hart warehouse operation. old car. 10x10 ■ time sales help. Manage ford Road, Manchester. starter. Excellent work Must have good driving $ EXTRA MONEY $ ment opportunities, Man in g conditions a n d record and good vehicle. BANKING Beige Rug. 1llo chester or East Hartford Part Time secretary for a benefits including fully Join a young and aggres NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED location. Call 646-5563, ask paid pension plan. For I/^A vacation in the Sunny BUYER doctor’s office In Vernon, sive company. The right Mortgage originators With Your Own Part-Time Job. 643-2711. ] for Maureen. flexible hours. Immediate additonal Information, person will grow with os. Bahamas versus a vaca IN MANCHESTER AREA Immediate needs for highly organized opening. Call 872-2389 or coll Manchester Manor, Send resume to Box 459 wanted to cover the 646-0129. individual to purchase a wide variety of Roofing 8i Siding — Expe send i;esume to PO Box Ellington Ct 06029. realtors. Individual ter An Excellent Opportunity for tion in the Snowy Slopes R) rienced only. 742-0653. 2218, Vernon Ct 06066. technical and non-technical items and Part Time Babysitter ritories now available. Housewives and Mothers with of Colorado. Swap your wanted to sit In home for Dental Business B 9 M U III materials, and to deal effectively with Assistant-Receptionist — time sharing vacation for one year old daughter. Storrs family practice, LEADER T in n i RB. III our vendors and company personnel at Please call 643-1735. young children bring them all levels. I $ t computer familiarization M ORTGAGE a week or two. M n n ttn S I III and previous dental expe save'on Cntm S i 467-553 iBB Mly Must be reliable and rience desirable. W arm , Contact Kathy Beale with you and CaiMr SI 5634156 iBB mly Qualified candidates must possess at I BESTII! I handy. Feeding, light friendly personality with l/^Want a food processor? mucking and mainte 1-800-628-9505 costs. WbM M IM 9 Tikt. 42fMB6 least 2 years of college, 2 years strong desire to work with babysitting nance for large horse people essential. Excel All you have is a pasta l ir i r B S L III experience in purchasing or production I PART TIME i form. 36 hours per week. lent benefits, 4Vi day M cCaktlL III Call 633-7685, ask for week. Call 429-8282. making machine — trade control, have initiative and be Cindy. S M i PlacB - — 4 “ meticiilous with detail. I JOB IN TOWN! I Immediate Opeeiegs it in the Yankee Swap! Help Wanted — Olcott R H M v ilL Part Time Clerical — Are EB w vB S L M Package Store, 654 Center Full Time Days & Nights GSP offers an excellent bene'its you seeking a permanent Street, Manchester. In III I »5«hr./8tart . | part time position In a Cashier wanted at 307 U ^Y o u r trash could be M m s tP . package which includes medical, denial quire within. K v n K III congenial work atmos West Middle Tpke . Man somebody’s treasures. N «1fe tl III and life insurance, pension plan and I No dress code. Casual fun at- | phere. with flexible hours? chester and 328 Hartlord III tuition reimbursement. Qualified Join the start up opera RN/LPN — Immediate T p k e . Vernon. Barter it in the Yankee UBiMCawt $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking '$ tion of a manufacturing Medical Care Center of NirtfelclMiltl - all candidates may apply at our facility or subsidiary of a Fortune Manchester has an open Above average wages Swap. Jt|C9 $ on the phone, we might have a $ ing for a nurse with recent 22 Hours Per Week La. _ III send a resume with salary history to: 500 company. This posi Monthly bonuses HI I job for you. We offer a guaran- | tion requires typing, fil acute or ombulatory care MB m SL ing, the ability to work experience. Weekend Food privileges Salary Plus Gas Allowance Fau lt SL „ III I teed salary with bonuses. Work | with figures, telephone hours available. Inter during work PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT ested applicants, call SOUND INTERESTING? Park 81 contact and various office You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and III GERBER SDENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. I done from our office, four oven- | related duties. If you have Sheri at 721-7393. Complete uniform CimtiHrtSL III provided supervise our carrier boys & girls. It you like kids, 151 Batson Drive $ ings a week and Saturday $ at least one year of office OUaSt want a little independence and your own income... ffiatuliratrr H m lft III Cashiers needed for Mobil Manchester, CT 06040 experience and a genuine Yearly profit GarBanSt III EOE M/F/Hn/ $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ willingness to learn ,and station snack shop, wee sharing plan grow, please send your kend and evening shifts $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ resume with salary re ovallable. Must be neat Apply In person. 646- MANCHESTER HERALD I ings, also Sal(urday mornings. | quirement: Offlce'Admln- ond dependable. Apply in 9428. 875-4961. ask lor Istrator, P.O. 769, South person, Randy's Mobil, 56 manager or assistant CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Call NOW 647-9946 Windsor, CT 06074. Talcottville Rood, manager 643-2711 EOE/MF. Vernon.
y to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Mar. 1. 1986 CLASSIFffiD ADVERTISING 643-2711
KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Lorry Wright ROOMMATES WANTED ANTIQUES Roommate to shore 3 B9$INK^ IT^ MY fAMILYlS bedroom duplex. $350 a MoTTo — *IF IT month plus 'h utilities. II '1 ‘ 'aMiJilir - ...... After Spm 643-1539. HARTFORD C A K T feebVou, ANTIQUES $CPATtH IT." * Wanted - Female compon- * t;Bissy Ion with car to shore WAREHOUSE FleariEmdlno ~ apartment with a retired Q
It p ro v isio n ! of C hopfor 3, Seeflon 1 sr, notice Is hereby given of the odop- re^ors of the Town of Manchester# ir v 11. 1»M- 3SED ORDINANCE the Board of Directors that the Town to THE MANCHESTER SAND AND he following described land: nnociicijRv IC H E O U L E A parcel of land situated In the Town of ' Hartford and State of Connecticut, ted os Parcel "B " os shown on a m op r Village Porker Street Realignment r, Connecticut Prol. No. 77-91 Apg. slons Aug. 11,19S3 0ct. 74.1 9 M B rv o n h ich m op Is on tile In the M an ch e ste r derence to which Is hereby made tor Sold premises are bounded and
I at the Intersection of the existing f Parker Street with the proposed Parker Street; the line runs thence loosed w esterly street lin e o f P a rk e r 7.34 feet to a monument to be set; therlv along the proposed westerly 'eet and along the arc of a curve to the I t S33.16 feet and a d e lta a n g le of > a point; thence turning and running fsting westerly street line of Parker 5S.4S feet to o m onum ent; thence long sold existing westerly street line I arc of o curve to the right having a I a delto an g le of 40*-00'-S(r, 256.94 feet of beginning, and containing 1,941
IDAINED that the Town of Monches- M B. THORNTON the following de-
I C H E D U L E B parcel of land situated IntheTownot f Hartford and Stote of Connecticut, ited as Parcel "C " as shown on a map i r V illa g e P a rk e r Street R e alig n m e n t er.ConnectIcut Prol. No. 77-91 Aug. Islons Aug. 11,1963 Oct. 24,1964 B ry a n rhlch mao Is on tile In the Manchester eterence to which Is hereby made tor Sold premises are bounded and
iment situated In the existing easterly itreet, which monument Is locoted at 672 and E 444752.669; the lin e runs g sold existing easterly street line of c of a curve to the left having a radius ilta ongle o f 10*-50'-31', 74.15 feet to o 02'E, 45.91 feet to o point; thence con- le ore of o cu rve to the rig h t h avin g a I delta an g le ot 24*-03'-22', 405.05 feet to P -40 'E , 141.65 feet to a p oint at the In- ng easterly street line ot Parker Street sterlv street line of Parker Street; posed eosterlv street line of Parker 460.65 feet to the m onum ent a t the Inning, and containing 19,454 square O' RDAINED that the Town ot Monches- JAM B. THORNTON o conveyance of Id land: S C H E D U L E C r parcel of land situated In the Town of >t Hartford and State of Connecticut, ?r- otedos Parcel “ D" as shown onamap iV :er Vllloge Porker Street Realignment ler, Connecticut Prol. No. 77-91 Aug. rislons Aug. 11,1963 Oct. 24,1964 B ry a n which map Is on file In he Manchester 'eterence to which Is hereby made tor' - Said premises are bounded and de-
ument to be set In the existing easterly treet, which monument Is to be locoted 43.730 ond E 445407.954; the lin e runs to the existing easterly street line of 0'-30'W , 51.05 feet to a p o in t; thence In the arc ot o curve to the right with a Id a delta an g le of 40*-00'-SO*, 224.02 feet *-39'-40'W. 9.10 feet to a p o in t at the In- Ing easterly street line of Parker Street isterly street line of Parker Street; iposed easterly street line ot Parker Circumcision can be reversed 16.44 feet through a monument to beset let; thence southerly along the arc of a 0 ra d iu s ot 473.14 feet and a d e lta an g le feet to the monument at the point of nd co n ta in in g 1,772 sq u are feet. Polly Bergen on (wr W ROAINED that the Town of Monches- m M A N C H E S T E R S A N D A N D O R A V E L inveyance ot the following described Partners: warm, caring 1 S X S C H E D U L E D r--• .•> 1 ;i ; '• :•>> ^ .1 •; -'7-' r - ' i V .jS?' ir parcel of land situated In the Town ot ■ 'J t ^ i'- \ of Hartford and State ot Connecticut lated os Parcel "A " os shown on a mop ‘ Ot i\V ■ ' ' ker Village Parker Street Realignment ter, Connecticut Prol. No. 77-91 Aug. visions Aug. 11,19S30ct. 24,1964 Bryan ^ .'i (.»■''fU' which mop Is on tile In the Manchester reference to which Is hereby mode for Sold premises are bounded ond
ument situated In the existing westerly Street, which monument Is located at ner ot land now or form erly of GM rge outherly Inthe arc of a curve to the loti ^atiitdayfi|l'’"'h l, 1986 2.44 feet an d a d e lta a n g le o f 1*-44'-31', : thence continuing along sold existing f P a rk e r S tree t S52*-43'-02-E, 45.91 feet It; thence continuing southerly along V street lin e o t P a rk e r S tree t In the a rc ht h a vin g a ra d iu s o f 914.72 feet an d a ■TT", 364.05 feet to a m onum ent; thence ste rlv street lin e ot P a rk e r Street, S26*- 0 point at the Intersection of the exlst- ne ot Parker Street with the proposed 1 Parker Street; thence turning and run- llre c tlo n N40*-05’-37'W a lo n g sa id pro- t lin e o t P a rk e r Street, 407.15 feet to a V line of land now or form erly of said :e N70*-06'-44*E along the souttierlv line rlvotsaldBryan.6.42 feet to the point or md co n ta in in g 16,943 sq u are feet. ORDAINED that there be no monetary r received tor any of the aforesaid con- oson that sold conveyances are being red for the purpose ot realigning por- lln e and ot the w esterly lin e o t P a rk e r
ired by W llllom J. Sheo Istont Town Attorney
III ta ke effect ten (10) d a y s otte r th is pu- vspooer p ro vid e d th at w ith in ten (10) WEEKEND PLUS, Sqtarday, Mar. 1. l««6-l 2 Between the Lines Weekend Plus Magazine Q. I’ve recently found out that Tallulah Bankhead was a Saturday, March 1,1986 distant relative, but, uidbrtunately, I don’t know much about her. Could you I - print some information? LiWan 4 Outlook: Miz Scarlett, my college Vannetta Kelley, Anderson, roommate, could cut you to shreds C alif. A . She was bom in 1903 in with her tongue. Huntsville, Ala., to Ada Sledge and William Bankhead (who 5 Exercise: Winding down after would later become Speaker of exercise is as important as Specials for the Month of March the House of Representatives) and named after her warming up before. Served Tuesday - Sunday grandmother, who in turn had been named after a favorite 0 Cover Story: Bolton High School’s place of her father's. Tallulah Lisa Raczka isn't out to set a Falls, Ga. precedent, but she is. • Veal Madeira She was raised primarily by (with Orange Maderia Sauce) an aunt, since her mother died shortly after she was bom. and 0 The Image Workshop: Mothers-to- W(as known for uncontrollable be can maintain a businesslike lantrams as a child. She • Roast Prime Rib eventually found an outlet for . profile at work. that excess energy in acting. • Baked Stuffed Shrimp At the age of 16, after 10 Sexuality: The Kinsey Report says wiiming a local beauty contest, circumcision can be reversed. By Josie she left home to become an Yonr Choice actress in New York. She got a •9.50 bit part in a Broadway show and 12 At the Movies: “F-X” is a reai (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) followed it with feature pans in sleeper... Judd Hirsch helps save a Q . I'm OH Alan AUafan. the plays “Squab Farm,” movie... Film capsules. Sunday: Brunch 11-.3 / Dinner 4-9 Please tell me what he’s doing “Footloose,” “39 East,” “Nice now. X. Peres, Madera, Caltf. People,” “Everyday” and Weekend Television: Eight-page A . Editing his latest movie, “D uger,” among others. “Sweet Libetty,” which he However, she sensed that she pullout section with program directed and in which he stars as would tKver become a star on schedules for Saturday and Sunday a colle'^ history professor Broadway, so she went to ... TV puzzle ... Nielsen ratings ... whose best-seller about a heroine London in 1923 determined to 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE R.F.D. 2, BOLTON, CONN. 06040 of the American Revolution is become a sensation there. She TV no.stalgia ... Kevin Hooks looks bought by a Hollywood did, instantly, in a show called Tallulah Bankhead ahead . . Video hits ... New lineups 643-2342 producer. The producer then “The Dancers,” and followed it for CBS and NBC. disrupts his life by coming to his with “They Knew What They hometown to film it. Lee Horsley and Pamela Hensley . Wanted,” “Fallen Angels” and film was the dubious “Die! Die! The movie-within-a-movie “The Lady of the Camellias.” My Darling.” 21 Music: Queen s video promotes stars Michelle Pfeiffer as the Soon women all over England Bankhead was known for her film ... Turntable tips. Luigi’s of Manchester were copying her maruierisms. flamboyant, often shocking, heroine and Michael Caine as a Q . Whatever happened to Lee Horsley and Pamela H ens^ of her h air^les, her clothes. behavior, for bouts with alcohol British officer. It's due out on “Matt Houston”? Are they still acting? J.A. Weir, 22 Trends: Entertainment can be S p e c i a l s (Good Sun., Mar. 2 — Sat., Mar. 8) In 1931, she was lured back and cocaine and for a deep Memorial Day. Fredericton, N.B., Canada to the U.S., to Hollywood, but passion for baseball, specifically simply endless when you have a A . Yes, i n d ^ . Lee was recently in the TV movie “Thirteen at Sunday: Manicotti her success there didn't equal the New York (and later San satellite dish. Dinner” and is in the cuncnt miniseries “Crossings” with Cheryl her British success, so she left Francisco) Giants. I ndd and Jane Seymour. Future projects, however, may be in Monday: Spaghetti & Meatballs and returned to Broadway. She nuuried once, in 1937 to 24 Families: Polly Bergen bids her Q . Recendf I’ve been wateUng feature films; his agent says that's what he wants. Pamela is still Triumphs in “Forsaking All actor John Emery — the story Tuesday: Shells with Sausage acting, according to her agent, but has no new projects on the reruns ef “Dennis the Others,” “Dark Victory” and goes that she saw him in a mother adieu. Wednesday: Sausage & Peppers >" Menace” and was wondering if boards at the moment. “Reflected Glory” followed, as summer playhouse production, Jay North did any other TV did her biggest successes: “The went backstage, kiued him and 27 Profiles: Manchester's Barbara Thursday: Meat or Cheese Ravioli idler “Dennis.” Deanna Lewis, Little Foxes” and “The Skin of married him days later. They Zubrow. Friday: Spaghetti or Shells with Mushroom Sauce Hightstown, N J. Our Teeth” which won her the divorced in 1941. She died in Q . Would you please answer a guesdon that we haven't been Saturday: Elggplant Parmigiana A . Following that series, he New York Drama Critics Circle 1968 in New York at the age of able to have answered anywhere: Is Don Shnia, coach o f the Award for 1939. 28 Tax Tips: Don’t overlook the credit appeared in a short-lived series 6S from pneumonia, complicated Full Service Bar Open 11 .A.M. Daily cidicd “Maya” in 1967, but as b/iami DMpkins, PaUsk or Hungarian? Stanley Poplasku, She scored a later success by emphysema, and was buried for child care. he admitted later, he was so Grten Bay, Wit. onstage in “Private Lives” and near b n sister's house in Rock 75
By Sandra Lake Miller
aving a college roommate is a lot like /■A. being married, without IC - the fun parts. Instead of champagne and roses, 3 Y -CL O' you get the little - 3' eccentricitiesH and fhistrations that nibble your nerve endings like irritant mice. I had several roommates, and one of them was a real doozy. Why couldn't we get along? 1 remember my dad’s comment when he first met Angie. “She's a nice girl. I give it six weeks," he chuckled and ID LOW refused to elaborate. Dad could \W see right away that we were going to be the Odd Couple. If ever Scarlett O’Hara had a clone, it was Angie. She threw out some sort of primeval musk that drove the male animal wild. She knew it, used it and gloated about it. Her hazel eyes melted The cool-down men like laser beams. Her hair was long and glossy as a shampoo ad; her complexion, Winding down after exercise is as important as warming up peach perfection. Her one flaw? (My turn to to prevent further water loss. every few minutes until you’re gloat!) Short eyelashes! She By Robert Brody than a few postexercise perils — Indeed, about half the deaths - more than satisfied. After muscle cramps, dehydration, and in stress-testing labs from just Drying out could mean dry would have stretched them on a tongue, parched skin, fainting, extreme exertions such as for those with heart conditions, such severe low blood pressure rack if she could. To onight I’m going to distorted judgment and muscle triathlons, making up for lost compensate, she greased them, hobble home from my irregular heartbeat and even or irregular heartbeat occur not fluids can take as long as 36 during but immediately after cramps. pull^ them and tinted them. regular rendezvous with sudden death. Of course, you should never , hours. First rule: After heavy strenuous exercise. Second rule: Moderate They stayed short. bliss and torture on the let your tank tun low in the first exercise, never stop abruptly and Your best bet after a workout stretching pays off, especially if “Sandy," she complained, local basketball court. place. You should drink in “Ah just don't see why you stand still. During exercise, is simply to keep in motion with you start to feel stiff. Hard All those fast breaks muscle contractions signal your a brisk walk or light jogging for abundance both before and exercise leaves your working have such nice, long lashes. T during a tough workout. After will no doubt leave me hot and body to widen arteries and five to IS minutes. A gradual muscles engorged with blood Why, you don’t do a thing with it’s over, replenish the fluids them, honey.” Angie could cut thirsty, stiff in the muscles and veins. Your blood pressure rises phase-down keeps blood and growing tighter by the joints, with my heart pounding as your heart pumps faster and circulating through working that have been depleted; water minute, the various muscle cells you to shreds with a tongue of remains the drink of choice. out a Buddy Rich solo. stronger. Blood is then diverted muscles, stabilizes blood hungry for a supply of fresh sugar. “It’s counterproductive to I’ll feel as if my body has just to your heart and other working pressure and steadily slows your oxygen. Serious fatigue causes Angie came from a large barreled through a car wash, that muscles to deliver oxygen to heart rate. drink anything but cool fresh toxic metabolic waste products water,” says William McAtdIe, south Florida town where her 'K' it’s a l6S-pound ache needy cells and tissues. Your such as lactic acid to slosh “I always jog slowly to health and physical education father was a farmer. Naturally, embodying the entire history of metabolism is primed. around the bloodstream. ■ recover after a long tun — it’s a professor at Queens Colley in in Angie-talk this became "Mah sports medicine. What I will When activity ceases, muscles period of active rest,” says mid- “The lactates can make you fathah has a plantation down require, maybe even more than throughout the body stop New York City. The caffeine and long-distance specialist contained in most soda, coffee feel stiff and sore,” says New South." I never did figure out pity, is recovery. contracting; less blood is Mary Decker Slaney. Aerobics York City physical therapist where Angie got her accent. Her Make no mistake: Winding subsequently pumped back to the and tea is a natural diuretic that pioneer Kenneth Cooper cools temporarily forces your heart to David Bosley. “In rare parents met in Cincinnati! down after'exercise is at least as heart, so your blood pressure down with a five-minute walk instances, the nerve endings can plunges. As a result, blood tends work harder and can leave you She generously tried to teach important as warming up after running. become irritated, and you may beforehand. New evidence bears to pool in the extremities, further dehydrated. me her innate feminine skills, “Your body wants to keep feel muscle aches or cramps.” especially in your legs, causing Most exercise experts but her mission was hopeless. I out what common sense had moving,” explains Dr. Steven Shortly after exercise, with suggested — that everyone who much needed oxygen to be less recommend avoiding sweetened flunked Charisma. She even Van Camp, a San Diego — electrolyte drinks unless they’re your body still warm, your painted my nails for me. Know works out hard, who challenges available to your muscles. You based cardiologist. “Your heart personal limits of s tr e n ^ and might feel dizzy, nauseated or muscles and joints are still loose what Fire Engine Red polish rate should get down to about heavily diluted; anything too and are the most receptive to stamina, should make time to light-headed, or you might black 120 within two minutes, and you * sugary can worsen your thirst does to short-trimmed, split and safely downshift from overdrive out. range-of-motion stretching. purely functional fingernails? It the proper way to stuff a bosom. would schedule a dinner date at flirtation, Angie would use the should get close to your normal and linger too long in the Stretching keeps the blood in "ChaiKes Are” on the radio still to an idling hum. The quicker Consider a recent study at resting pulse within five or 10. makes them look like little open She would pummel and palpate the cafeteria behind the dorm at old “tidy up” routine on date renders me nauseous after two Massachusetts General Hospital. stomach. If you’re bent on transit — delivering oxygen to S and another man for a parlor your system gets back in sync, If your heart is not recovering quaffing alcohol, limit yourself wounds, which may have been her 32B, stand in profile at the No.2 arid return smiling to date decades. I heard it 30 times a the quicker you’ll fee) refreshed Ten healthy young men age 22 the muscles. fast enough, whatever you’re - to a beer or two; alcohol is also Angie’s purpose. Such kind mirror with her bs^k arched like date at 6. After supper, she No.1. day for a year. and the more likely your overall to 35 pedaled stationary bicycles As always, you do better to gestures were decidedly suspect. a bow, until the desired contours would place date No. I on the doing is more intense dian a diuretic, but b n r at least has a engage in static rather than Back and forth she’d go, a Roommates! We stuck it out condition will improve. until exhausted. A few minutes you’re in condition for.” In our '60s era of voluptuous were in place. front porch in a comfortable dazzling butterfly,- flitting from for a whole school year like Yet all too often, athletes skip after the cyclists stopped, high water content. ballistic (bounding) stretches. role models, such as Marilyn Angie couldn’t understand my chair, and as 6 arrived, she’d You’ll also need to do some “To nudee sure you drink “Ease gridually into stretches, man to man as long as it amused unhappily wedded couples who the cool-down process. We researchers observed that blood serious drinking. In any woikout Monroe, Angie’s chief concern reluctance to participate in the excuse herself for a few chemicals called catecholamines enough water, you should drink breathing deeply, bending her to do so. We lesser beings in wait until the children are grown blithely assume that in the wake your radiator can tun hot enough was to develop our latent pre-date bosom-stuffing. minutes. This was accompanied our granny gowns and fuzzy to split up. We kept in polite of a fast five-mile run or a tough — specifically, the hormones well beyond what your thirst slowly,” says (Thristine L. bosoms. This was a Frankly, my dear, I just didn’t by eye battings and “Lawd, epinephrine and norepienphrine to virtually wring your body dry. dictates,” says sports nutritionist Wells, exercise physiologist at slippers would watch from the contact thereafter. To the best of tennis match under the summer You can sweat away as much as time-consuming passion with give a damn! honey, Ah’m just a mess. Ah’II second floor staircase like my knowledge, Angie was sun our bodies will automatically — had risen to strikingly high ElizabeA Applegate of Davis, Arizona State University. “Once her, and I suffer^ many strange Angie was the only girl in run upstairs and freshen up.” levels in the subjects. two full pounds of water and Calif. “You could weigh extended as far as you can Cinderella’s stepsisters. We lavaliered half a dozen times, repair themselves. minerals per hour. body-building exercises and school who could handle two By that time, date No.2 had couldn’t decide whether to laugh piruied thrice and engaged twice “It’s the aspect of exercise we Conclusion? The hormones yourself before and after a comfortably go, slowly stretch lectures for ber obsession. dates at once with neither guy come in the back door and was may flood the body as a reflex Once you lose about 3 percent workout, dien drink until you each joint for 10 to 30 or cry. before graduation. most often leave out — at our of you b ^y weight, your “Now, Sandy, y’all cain’t go being any the wiser. Her system calling for her at the desk. She We tried, Angie and 1, we I saw her at a recent reunion. own risk,” says Janet Wallace, to testtwe blood pressure to the get back to your original weight. seconds.” ■ to that soccer game tonight led me to doubt the native would bat another sultry pseudo peak reached during exercise. temperature starts to climb. And For every pound lost, drink really did. She was a day She has had the bad grace not to exercise physiologist and when you overheat, you may unless you fill out that sweater. intelligence of the male portion Southern eye and lead him to a director of the Adult Fitness These chemical changes haven’t about a pint of water.” person; I typed all night. My age a day since 1964. I didn’t also become dehydrated, which Cool water (40 to 50 degrees Try a couple of old stockings, of our race. quiet comer of the parlor where Program at San Diego State been proved dangerous to clicking keys drove her mad and have the nerve to ask her if she slows and thickens blood flow. F) leaves the storruch faster than sugah." She would whip out an The Angie Taylor Dual Dating he couldn’t see the front porch. I couldn’t stand her whining still stuffs her bra. ■ University. healthy people, but the resulting old pair of hose and demonstrate System went like this: She After a few minutes of modest narrowed arteries and heightened As a result, less oxygenated cold or warm, the better to Johrmy Mathis albums. Soon eiraugh we find out that irrigate your system. Drink at pulse could spell trouble for blood reaches the muscles and failure to gradually decelerate, vital organs. Your skin then tries least half an eight-ounce glass stretch and replace lost fluids those with a heart condition. can render us vulnerable to more WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Mar. I. I9<6 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Mar. 1. 1988 6 Cover Story O Bolton High School’s Locker room Lisa Raczka isn’t out ^ ' 'Hey, coach!’ to set a precedent, but she is etiquette isn't any probiem, By Leonard Austar job," Phillips answers. "She knows the X ’s and O's. She Raczka says B O L T O N - If you check knows the game. She’s getting around the state, you'll find used to working with the boys." many male coaches who are in Has she had any troubies with charge of female squads in the coaching end of it? ContInuMi ... various sports. " I think with the varsity kids In fact, half of the coaches for there is some hesitancy.” Raczka, whose basketball girls’ basketball teams in the Raczka says, "but I think that’s background comes from being Central Connecticut Conference anywhere whether you’re mate raised with three older brothers. Eastern Division are men. On . M-ym or female. "They know when I ’m coming the local front, for example, "The plays you pretty much in. At halftime I ’ll go in right you^jl find Steve Armstrong, have to explain step by step on away. They’re real responsible who heads the Manchester High the junior varsity level. They do about that.” Schoolgirls' basketball pro %. the same things in both games. DDD gram. and Joe Erardi. leader of Just the boys’ game is quicker the Manchester High girls’ and the girls tend to be a little Raczka does have some soccer program and a recent more reckless” anecdotes to tell. " I ’vehad a few winner of coach-of-the-year V / policemen who have been honors from his peers. □ a □ surprised. Ttipre was one game, The opposite — females Having a woman for a coach is up at Tolland I think, when I was coaching males — is not too not a problem, said one of going out for a drink of water prevaient in Connecticut. Raezka’s players. and a policemen asked me, There is apparently only one \ " I ’ve played basketball for 'What do you do in the locker woman in control of a boys' five or six years and there’s not room, coach?’” ' junior varsity basketball team much difference than being Raczka responded: " I do X ’s and that is 25-year-old Lisa coached by a guy," says and O’s in the locker room. What Raczka at Bolton High Schooi. 15-year-old Wes Sargent, one of else do you do?” 'T m the first one as far as the two co-captains on the JV team ’ ’I think he was more curious peopie I know," says Raczka. " I t ’s really not so bad. She’s a lif' than anything else. He hadn’t She credits Bolton High School good coach, better than some seen it before.” she says. for her unique status. we’ve had before,” And then there are new "There are something like 310 The junior varsity players did referees who have not worked at students here and the kids here have one discussion tefore the Bolton High School junior are different. They adapt well," season that was crucial. "W e varsity games this year. she says. " I don’t feel in a city talked about it and said she “ Referees sometimes will ask schooi I would have been Reginald Pinto/Mancheater Herald better not come into the locker 1 my kids‘Where’s your coach?’ responded to as well. I feel this room (when we’re not And they’ll turn and point to is unique to Bolton. The kids are was the girls’ junior varsity but says the switch to Boiton and it's going to keep me in d re s s ^ ).” Sargent says. somebody and they won’t see a reai supportive.” basketball coach at East High was made for "profes coaching. Boys, girls. I'll That is one topic that is quite male standing there and they’ll □ □ D Catholic High, with the team sional reasons." coach." she says popular. "Aw ay games, eve say ■Who?’-and they’ll say. "The posting a 16-4 won-lost record. Raczka. who.now lives in ryone asks what she does in the woman right there.’ □ O □ v > ' Raczka didn't set out to be After graduating in 1982 from Portland, did not start out with iocker room." Phillips says. " I think that’s one thing I ’ve different. The Middletown St. Joseph's College in West the idea of coaching a boys' Craig Phillips. Bolton High’s Raczka and Phillips say this is ' noticed. But I ’ve had some native, a 1978 graduate of Mercy Hartford with a bachelor’s team. It was suggested to her by head coach, did not veto the not a problem as some people pretty good conversations with High School, where .«he was a degree in American studies and Bolton High Schooi Principal idea. “ When I interviewed Lisa, might suspect. "Either Craig or 'i” them pretty much.” she says. three-sport athlete (field a minor in secondary education. Joseph Fleming. she impressed me with her one of the players will check It hasn’t all been smooth hockey, basketball and track). Raczka taught social studies for “ He was the one who first confidence in being abie to do (the locker room )says sailing. “ There was one game was in a "norm al" coaching two years at East Catholic. She suggested the idea and I said the job.” he says where I didn’t feel comfortable was happy in a coaching sense. situation up until a year ago. She 'Sure, why not.’ I want to coach Can she? “ She can do the ... Continued with them. I felt the refs were laughing at me, but I could be wrong.” □ □ □ V The opposite has occurred, as well. “ At the end of one game a ref said to me, ‘You know, you’re a good coach’ and I looked at him and he goes ‘Matter of fact, you’re better than some varsity coaches I know.’ I just looked at him and ° m thought it was kind of funny. But it was good because he recognized that I am a woman but I do know my X ’s and O’s. The way he said it I was taken
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Fre W EEKEND PLUS/Saturday, Mar. 1. 19S6 s / Sunday, Continued Kevin Hooks looks ahead m Video hits NEW YO R K (AP) — The following are the most popular By Dick Kleiner that situation is changing. But it wood. Debbi Morgan. Ben Vereen 1984 (E S P N ] Marti Soaki't Salt Watar Jour videocassettes as they appear In this week’s Issue of Billboard has not totally disappeared and nal @ (g) Family Ties After Alex lands a N o s t a l g i a magazine. Copyright 1986, Billboard Publications Inc. he thinks he understands why it teacNrtg assistantsNp. he learns that Ns H O LL Y W O O D - Three [HBO] MOVIE: Max OuQan Ratums' A girlfriend is one of N s students. In Stereo. Reprinted with permission. happens. 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His son, Kevin, grew up in [TM C ] MOVIE: The Killing Fields' (CC) drugs, racism and adolescence. decade or so. We have all gained An Amencan |ournalist in Cambodia aids in R iver K w a i' A hardened, resolute British As th^ series took on troubling issues and urged tol comfortable surroundings. He officer, w ho is a captive of the Japanese, a certain awareness about each the evacuation of a Vietnamese photogra eration and goodwill, it was appropriate that it was set Videocassette rentals has becomean actor and, while pher's family Sam W aterston. Haing S dnves his men to build a bridge as therapy Kevin Hooks ' other’s mores, our cultures and William Holden, Alec Guinness. Jack still in his 20s. a director. Ngor. John Malkovich. 1984 Rated R. In at a school named for an idealistic American poet. 1. "Rambo: First Blood Part II” (Th orn-EM I-H B O ) Hawkins. 1957 Kevin Hooks is the star of the our societies. Stereo. Question: What was the name of the school! 2. 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We had the (X) Streethawks There may be another Edrrtonton 7. "Gremlins" (Warner) misfortune of having to do all 13 each other. It’s true in acting (J9) Blue Knight generation of acting Hooks, [USA] Lancer plarte pilot and his teenage passenger hired by O A S to kill Charles de Gaulle Ed 8. "Pale Rider" (Warner) and directing, just as it is true in [USA] Wanted: Dead or Alive because Kevin says his shows in front of people who had (2$ Solid Gold crashland in a mountain wilderness Chris ward Fox. Alan Badel. Ton y Britton 1973 9. "Ghostbusters" (RCA-Columbla) 8;45PM [D I S ] O T V 6-year-old daughter, Christiana, never seen the show and had no everyday living.” ■ ^ Punky Brewster Part 5 of 5 10:00PM ® N e w s topher Reeve. Rosanna Arquette, Jack (34) Faith for Today 10. 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Aidan Mixed Pairs Championship Competition says. “ Just the other day, I was who knows you, knows the Association. MOVIE: 'The Man Who Loved Bears’ 1986 from Detroit. Ml (60 min ) (3$ 38 on Sports Quinn 1985. Rated PG-13 sitting there, looking at her, and characters and the character Henry Fonda narrates this story of a man (X) Creation of Wealth [U S A ] Herbalife [U S A ] MiMionaire's Secret To Wealth w ho adopts a grizzly bear (5f) The Queen artd Her CererrKmial I thought, you know, she choices the actors are making. (X) ® MOVIE: 'Acceptable Risks' (CC) [TM C] MOVIE: Holly Sunday, Continued Horses 1 1 :05PM [DIS] Disiwy Channel 12:20AM ® M O V IE : 'Ju b a T A dnfter, falsely ac An American city faces devastation when w o od Hot T u b s ' A hot tub mechanic finds reminds me of myself when I In our show, much of the humor 'Almanac’ delay ^ Start of Something Big P re vie w ■ cused of being interested in N s best a chemical plant leak threatens to create a that plumbing can be a glamorous fob Paul was her age. It's like a is supposed to come from friend's wife, is forced^to kill N m in self- deadly environmental catastrophe. Cicely [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather State W e 're In Gunning, Patrick Cockran, Philip Linton HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 11:1 5PM (S?) 1: 1 5AM (X) George end Mildred aberration, in which he believes himself to one-woman show she puts on, character development and the defense Glenn Ford. Ernest Borgnine. Rod Tyso n. Brian Denrtehy. Kenneth McMillan. [HBO] Whoopi Goldberg Direct front 1984 Rated R be a pilot killed during the first W orfd W ar. ® C B S N e w s N B C -TV has postponed the Steiger 1956 1986 Bro ad w a y The star of The Color Purple' 11:30PM 1:30AM ® Devid Susekind Jock Mahoney. Leigh Snowden, John which is exactly what I used to relationships between the ® Blue Knight 1 2:30AM ® Naked City debut of “ American Alm anac" Cristal (X) New Jersey People performs her own one woman show. (60 (XM4$ ABC News Meintire 1956 do.” various characters. , rNn.) (2® Christian Children's Fund as a weekly series until the (01) M y Little Pony Ctl) Love Boat "Spenser: For Hire" may have By Andrew J. EdeMehi played Michael J. Fox’s Later this month, on March 25. with "The Equalizer.” which recently to raise funds for a given N B C execs a case of Vara girlfriend in the hit film "Back CBS will be debuting what it has been moved from battered women’s shelter called NEW YORK (A P ) — Tho following oro BNIboarift hot rocord believes will be a competitive Wednesday night. | ratings cold feet. Chiswick Family Rescue. " Mtt Mthoy oppiMK In ttilo wook's iaoira of BIHboard magozino.. Both CBS and NBC are to the Future” Am y '"nie Highlander.” starring Tuesday lineup. The 8 p.m. The specter of CBS’s new Instead of "Am erican Al Appearing in the benefit show 1906 unveiling new programniing Heckerling. who directed the___ Sean Connery and Christopher . Copyright , BIHbosrd Publloollons Inc. Ropriniod with Tuesday lineup may have been manac,” N B C will be airing lineupa as the ratings war feature film, is the supervising '" entry is the newcomer were the Stones’ Bill Wyman, pofmloolon. responsible for N B C ’s sudden “ Stingray,’’ an action- Lambert ("Grey.stoke,” "Sub between the two networks producer of the series and "Momingstar-Eveningstar.” a Video Police bassist Andy Summers, postponement of "Am erican adventure show starring Nick way” ) . is the late.st stgjb at intensifies. directed the premiere episode. comedy-drama co-produced by Spandau ballet’s Gary Kemp, Almanac," the news-magazine Mamniso. N B C has also juggled "respertable” film making by On Wednesday. CBS debuts "Tough Cookies” stars Robby Fred Silverman and Earl Beat Rick M^yall of the T V series show starring Roger Mudd. its lineup starting this week: noted rock-video director r.^Kyrto^lArrMittOffRCA) "Fast Times” and "Tough Benson as a Chicago detective Hamner ("The Waltons"). "Th e Young Ones." and After being a nomad on the NBC "Hunter” moves to Tuesday at 9 Russell Mulcahy. But the t 0.’7fowWHt I Know" W hitn^ Houston (Arisu) . ^ .. Cookies." two new sitcoms who walks a beat in his old ' about a group of senior citizens members of the Monty Python schedule since its debut last p.m.; "Remington Steele” to Australian wunderkind will « 3."8orar 8lor8| iip «3runt) ’■ ' ' '' . thrown into a rough time slot neighborhood. He still comes and a group of orphans who troupe. August. "Almanac” was — with Saturday at 10 p.m.: apd have to go back to his old ways ^ ’4.*Uviog Hi AnUrkMrJomot Brown (6oottl Bro*-) dominated by NBC’s "Highway into contact with childhood must learn to live with each much fanfare — to be moved "Riptide” to Friday at * p.m. to promote the film, by directing Brothers, "Album Flash” (26 D □ □ '■S' 6.irNk6 weo(08t Tabu" Bade (Portrait) : ■ to Heaven." chums — many of whom are other. Its cast includes such into a permanent slot on Gonf from the lineup are a video clip for Queen's movie minutes. 819.95 list); Bon Jovi, 0."WMw-T)io QoHigQoia Tougb” Billy Ocoan (J(«v) ’ "Fast Tim es” is based on the now on the other side of the law. veteran performers as Teresa Fine Young Cannibal.*), the Tuesday. But three weeks "Misfits of Science” and " T V ’s theme song. The Queen record "Breakout" (23 minutes. 819.95 . r.'U fo Hi a NofttMtn Town” Tha Oraam/^dOiitt (Warnar high-school high-jinks film During the day. he hangs out at Wright. Sylvia Sidney. Scatman second English Beat spinoff before air time it was postponed Bloopers A PracticalJokes” and video will precede the list): and a compilation tape ..... "Fast Times at Ridgemont . a local bar peopled by an '• Crothers. Kate Reid. Mason group (General Public came "indefinitely.” An N B C spokes "Bloopers" will be replaced on movie’s release by almost a called "Don’t Watch That, VT*«k'*lH m t RwiAHig* Mike and Tho Hwohaidea (AtMntie) ” ' High. ” Ray Walston reprises his assortment of characters, Adams and Jeff Corey. first), wrote their single. ‘‘Momingstar-Eveningstar” man said the show "wasn’t Mondays, by two new sitcoms. month. Watch This,” which features 'i.<,f;'0.*'8oeiaiLe«artrAilatMte8 tar(AAM) ^ i-r^tv-u*' film role as a teacher: the including Lainie Kazan, who "Johnny Comes Hom e," about ready yet ” But the prospects of "Valerie." starring Valerie According to the Queen camp, performances by Tears for ,.£^^1(L-Tii»aaOraa«a"'Maart(CapHol) ■ students include Dean Cameron, plays the owner. 'The show was is followed by the new comedy the plight of a runaway teen. On a low-rated news show Harper, and "You. Again." the plot of "Th e Highlander” Fears, the Boomtown Rats and in the dopey surfer role made produced by Witt-'Thomas. the block of "M ary” and "Foley ■ {g‘ i .starring Jack Klugman. ■ revolves around a group of Band-Aid. . its first U.S. tour, the band is '-i - same company responsible for Square." and the prime-time competing against CBS’s '■ ' k 'iv, -to**!- famous by Sean Penn in the semi-immortal humans, who ' putting its money where its "The Golden Girls.” schedule concludes at 10 p.m. “ Equalizer” and ABC’s 1 film, and Claudia Wells, who can only be killed by complete □ □ □ mouth is by playing a series of ." W a le i^ To Tha R«al World,’'Mr.MMar(RCA) decapitation. Sort of makes dates to raise funds for service Bade (Portrait) Dracula’.s stake-through-the- Nice-guy news: Lionel Richie organizations aiding runaways. 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Mar. 1.19W WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Mar. 1. 1M6 The mbst expensive dish you ever buy ... Dishing up TV programs via satellite ... Continued system in the same amount of a person who watches TV as a budget. dealer. Second, find out how time, five years. primary source of entertainment 2. Does the dealer have a long the manufacturer itself has for their systems. Prices now But, says Kueser, satellite TV or whose family enjoys it. But showroom through which you been in business. range from $1,200 to $5,000 should not kill the cable TV with many kinds of satellite TV can browse? Can you see the At the fore, perhaps,"is and are usually in the business. "Cable has its place," systems available, and the equipment in operation? inspecting a dealer's location Entertainment can be simply endless when you have a dish $2,000-to-$2,800 range. Now, he says, especially in myriad of businesses selling 3. Will the dealer do the and finding out how long the people ate buying satellite TV commercial establishments that them, it is wise to be informed installation? dealer has been in business. systems en masse. There were have TV service, like motels, before sinking a couple of 4. Will the dealer finance the “This is a carpetbagger 5.000 satellite TV systems sold hotels, restaurants and apartment thousand dollars into such a TV TV system? business,” says one established By Charlas Mallory in the United States in 1980. By complexes (the 1984 law only system. 5. Does the dealer service the retailer. “It's real easy to get in October 1984, sales of satellite legalized home satellite TV The first thing to do when equipment it sells? this business, make a quick buck cartoon shows two V TV systems were numbering systems). buying a satellite TV system is 6. What warranties come with and get out.” Martians having just 35.000 a month. Some potential buyers may to check local ordinances about the equipment? Is an extended Basically, there will be three landed in a rural area. Where do all of these viewers wait, thinking the price will having a dish in your yard. warranty available? pieces of equipment that you come from? At least half of continue to plummet, but Kueser There should not be a problem. 7. Will the dealer provide choose: the receiver (which is them are dropping their cable says he thinks the prices have However, professionals in the names of satisfied customers? inside the house), the satellite subscription and buying a stabilized. “The electronics field have noted that there are Do not feel inadequate if you dish and the drive. Some people AThey see a human satellite TV dish, says Larry sometimes difficulties or delays. know little about various name think about skipping the drive, could go down 20 percent and being's satellite TV dish Kueser, owner of Centek the price wouldn't go down," he Communities may also have brands, electronics and other but remember that if you don't only a few feet away Satellite World in Grandview, says, indicating that the service restrictions on where in your information about satellite TV get it, you’ll have to go outdoors from an outhouse. One Martian Mo. Kueser says that the cost of connected to installing the yard a dish can be placed. systems. It's a matter of finding to manually adjust the dish from says to the other, “You wonder satellite TV systems has become In choosing a detder, beware a reliable dealer who can help time to time. about these earthlings' satellite will not change. you. so competitive that it naturally A satellite dish is something of companies that may be selling Let the dealer suggest which priorities.” lures TV buffs to satellite satellite TV systems "out of a It may not be necessary to downconverter will suit your The satellite TV industry, installed by a customer who then look for recognizable brand systems. asks the retailer to “line it up." suitcase," door-to-door or from system; this piece of equipment though now well-known, is Let's say you live in a house a post office box. Look for an names, unless you are familiar has to match the receiver. This can save money, but unless with die brand names of the younger than most of today's and subscribe to cable TV (with established dealer that has Receivers may have rotary dials, junior executives. It all started in the individual knows exactly satellite TV world r— Birdview, all the possible additional what he or she is doing, it is informed, helpful and non-pushy slide-rule type dials, and even 1957. with the Soviet Union. channels such as movie channels salespeople. Uniden, and the like. Companies digital-readout dials. An They launched satellite Spumik often discouraged. The satellite such as Toshiba, Hitachi and included) for fisife years. The TV system has to be just so, Here are some questions that important feature of a receiver is 1, but the first coirununication cost is $55 a month, the will help you z e m in on the Panasonic ate only in the the signal-strength meter. This satellite was launched by the IJ says Kueser, to catch the process of making some approximate cost of the service proper purchase with a viable indicates the strength of the low-wattage signal from space. components of satellite TV United States in 1967. , in many areas. Had you bought company: signal being received and if it is Nearly two decades have ci! Nor is the connecting process to systems. a satellite TV system and the TV set itself a simple 1. Does the dealer have a at its maximum. This is a passed, and now 20 satellites are wide selection available? You Other suggestions ate: Check financed it with a 10 percent process. valuable mning aid. ■ in orbit above our hemisphere. down payment and monthly ought to be able to find a with the Better Business Bureau They stay 22.000 miles above payments of $55, you would If you wish to buy a satellite satellite TV system that to see if there have been the equator and orbit us at a have purchased the entertaiment TV system, presumably you ate specifically suits your needs and complaints against your chosen parallel speed so that they are at the same location (in accordance to the earth's rotation) all the time. Science fiction writer Arthur Clarke predicted such , satellite communications in 1945. and appropriately, this My Picture Bible band of satellites is named the Clarke Belt. Each sat^lite weighs al»ut TuJL his delightful 41 u r I toseeandw 1.300 ptiunds and, until recently, was launched into new Picture Bible by S i l H r 0 A orbit. Now, they are part of the V. Gilbert Beers contains space shuttle payload, and \ 174 favorite Bible stories that even presents putting them in orbit amounts to the littlest child will love to hear. little more than opening the door Each story is beautifully BRIDAL EXPOSITION 1986 and manually placing them in illustrated in full color. space. Sunday, March 9, 1986 Here's how we earthlings Helpful guidelines for parents, Vf- receive programming with home lEWS together with questions at the featuring exhibitors from satellite TV systems: TV stations end of each story, enable children send their programming signals • Annette's • invitations, silk flowers & wedding cakes to the satellites. These signals to understand the message. are transmitted back by the For all the children you care • Living Color by Debbie • make up artist satellites. A satellite dish pointed about. 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Midwesterners are lucky dream! was given for some providers of because most satellite signals are the same powerras a CB radio. movies, sports, educational programming to scramble signals programs, children's shows, One thing that restrained strongest in the center of the A satellite TV system uses no potential buyers was the question and sell decoders to satellite TV country. This allows them to more electricity than a stereo health programs, business owners or to leave their signal information, rock video, of satellite TV system legality. have a dish as small as eight feet receiver. That problem was whisked away unscrambled and establish a ^ for m ore in diameter (some people have Almost all satellites can carry religious programming, ethnic marketing system for viewers. !@ibles & Books 60 Villa Louisa Rd. ■ Bolton broadcasts, 24-hour news, racy in late 1984, when both the U.S. informmiion • four-foot dishes, but these up to 24 channels each, though Costs have flown downward LIGHT FROM COD LIFE FOR M A N adult viewing and more. With a Senate and House passed 646-3161 ■ 649-3292 Annette 647-7446 cannot effectively reach all of not all of them have filled all of legislation that declared home since 1980, when the first few these slots. There are more than satellite TV system, it is ' 840 Main Street, Downtown Manchester the satellites). possible to- have access to nearly satellite TV systems legal. owners paid $10,000 and more Those on the coasts or in the 100 channels in operation, with President Reagan signed ^ bill mote constantly added. 500 full-length feature movies ConItnuBd... South may need a 10-foot or a each month. A couch potato's in November 1984. Permission 12-foot dish for enjoyable TV The entertainment is endless: viewing. Amazingly, the signal, picked up by a dish from 22,300 feet, if only five watts. That's WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Mar. 1.1986 WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Mar. 1 .19«6 24 Families Mother was ready Polly Bergen bids her mother adieu ... Continued And she said, “Don’t you Even though she was in a coma when think it would be just as easy for Sharing someone’s dying is probably the greatest gift me to go now as it would to go she died, I know that she knew that we were laterT’^ And it suddenly dawned on there and I know she could hear us talking By Polly Bergen me that what she was really doing was asking me for my to her and feel us touching her. f f reached for the phone permission to let her go. this morning tp call my mom. I've always tried I looked at her for a few to call her every few minutes and then I said, “Yes, days to say hello, see Mom, I think it would be just as with her and we were all telling sharing the greatest gift in the how she is and tell her easy for you to go now as later. her how much we loved her. world. When it is done, those howI much I love her. We will miss you terribly. But I could feel the love in the who live have the complete and The problem is...my mom because you have given us so room, and I know she did too. total confidence of knowing they died la.st January. I really should much and taught us so much, we Even though she was in a coma have given the person they love know this, because I was with will survive, and you will when she died, I know she knew absolutely everting it is her'on and off for the six always be a part of our lives.” that we were there and I know possible to give. months leading up to her death. The next morning she went she could hear us talking to her There is no unfinished My sister and I had made a into a coma and she was dead and feel us touching her. business. There are no regrets, promise to Mom, when we \ two days later. It was as if she I It's very difficult to express just a roomful of love and a discovered she had terminal i \ had m ^ herself stay alive until this, but I think it's important. warm goodbye. ■ cancer, to keep her at home and I'd said it was OK for her to go. Sharing someone's dying with let her live out her life free of Barbia had understood much them is probably the greatest nurses, doctors, tubes and all the more than I, and she'd let go. thing they can give to you and other paraphernalia. It's what I'm sure that Mom had been you can give to them. I felt that she wanted. And we said we holding on until she felt I was there was almost a grandeur to would. ready too. it. As difficult as it was, the It was a heck of a lot easier to That's not quite the end of my experience was something I say than do. story, and it's not nearly the would not have missed. I feel it My mother, who had taught whole of it. During the last two was prol^ly one of the most me how to live, in the end days we had hospice help, and I important things that's ever taught me how to die. But I want to write abmt that another happened to me in my life. don't think I could have borne it time. But at he end, we also And I think that any family without my sister. Barbra. She had die rest of the family with who can give this to temselves had gone through a similar Polly Bergen as a child with her mother. us. We were all in the room and to someone they love is situation a few years earlier, which gave her a perspective which helped me get through. There was no doubt from the On the cruise: Barbra S h a k e r beginning that nothing could be and Polly Bergen with done. That's hard to live with. I their mother. Conserve energy wanted to run around to every Sim pH cify. . . Tom, Dick and Harry, looking for a magic cure. I'd worked all If shoveling snow isn’t your idea of a good time, in beautifully proportioned my life to give my mom the fact that my sister was with always someone who knew and then I said, “Look, Mom, if fixing her hair and, as she said, you should look into Honda's powerful 3.5HP hand-rubbed pine, slightiy anything she wanted or needed, my mother 24 hours a day, someone who had been we all waited until we felt making her pretty. ' snowthrower. It’s adjustable, so you can smaller than conventional and suddenly I couldn't buy her giving her the kind of personal miraculously cured. better, a lot of us would never We lay around the pool, pieces. Great for those the most important thing of all love and attention I wanted to be I'd call my sister frantically, go anywhere. I mean, let's face splashed in the water, we had throw snow anywhere from three to 20 — her life. 1 resented everyone able to give her. saying, “Maybe we've made a it, you could walk out tomorrow pina coladas, we snapped feet away. And Honda's exclusive hard-to-fit spots. else's mother who was alive and I envied my sister, because I mistake, maybe we should fly and get hit by a truck. You've pictures everywhere. We really auger and paddle drive system healthy. Why couldn't it have thought she was getting the her to Philadephia, maybe we never in your whole life been on had a glorious time. We laughed been one of them? better part of the deal — being should fly her to Mexico, maybe a ship. Let's you and me and a lot, cried a little...because for means the snowthrower practi Our first practical problem thre. being loved and we should fly her to Europe...” Barbia go on a cruise.” the first time my mother started cally propels itself. So you can f Jd y Cupboeurd i involved time, distance and appreciated by mymother, while And my sister would say, For d moment I thought I saw to talk about "going away.” save your energy for the >S22S' plain, everyday obligations such I, the other daughter, was 1,500 “Leave it alone. We made this a kind of spark in her eyes, and ' It was a few months later as business. I must admit that, miles away. For her part, my promise. It's the right choice. she said, “Well, I'll think about before she mentioned it again. more enjoyable things in quite selfishly. I tried to sister felt badly because I was There isn't anything that can be it.” By that time I had flown down life. convince my mom to stay in contributing all the. money, and done. You've got to accept that. We said no more about it for to spend what ended up being , r New York with me. I wanted to she felt that was the most I have. I know it's true.” There the rest of the day. When we all our last month together. My Hal have her in my home, and at the important issue at that time. is no doubt that she was the got up the next morning, the sister and I both learned how to same time I felt I needed to stay But both of us came to realize stronger of the two of us, and first thing she said to me was. give her the pain shots she in the city because I had just that we filled two equally was going through a much “I’ve been thinking it over and needed and how to make her as started a new company and was important needs: the financial rougher time than I. I’ve decided you’re right — I comfoiiable as possible.' embroiled in hundreds of need, which in a lingering but One of my trips to see my might get hit by a truck In the last two or three weeks, decisions that had to be made terminal illness is a very heavy, . mother was for her birthday in tomorrow. So I’d like to go on she talked about the wonderful HS3S every day. burden; and the personal need, August, about two months after the ciuise.” life she’d had and how she But my mom had her own meaning the care and attention the operation that told us what looked forward to seeing Bill, home and friends in Florida, and my mother had to have and was happening to her. And my Well, we did. We shopped my father. She had no regrets she naturally preferred to stay in which my sister could most ' husband, who'd remembered and we bought sundresses and about going away except that familiar surroundings. And easily handle. that my mom had said she'd bathing suits and sneakers and she’d miss Barbra and me so Barbra lived quite near her. B ^ r a gave her constant care. always wanted to go on a cruise, hats, and then we alhpiled into a much. So my sister and I made a I, being so far away, was had come up with what I station wagon and drove to She was in pain, but she End pact. She would give up her constantly at the mercy of my thought was a terrific Miami to get on the ship. Just fought taking her medication Table fears about my mother's suggestion. So when I got there being aboard was a thrill for my because it made her fuzzy and apartment and move in with HONDA. Codetad Table S129 S119 Mom' and take care of her, and I condition and totally dependent I said, “Mom, Jeff and I would rqom. she wanted to be able to talk to would take care of all the on my sister for reports. like to give you a cruise for your But that was only the iis. Sometimes she was in so ^ Part* • n antali Sarvic* • Pickup* P o w e r financial obligations. And I I'also suffered all the time birthday.” And my mom said, ‘ beginning of an absolutely much pain that we couldn’t fabulous week of showing my RT. 44A, Coventry would get down to them every from second thoughts about the “Well, I would really rather stand it. But one day "she looked T U B . VWO. M l 9m Equipm ent lvilmi{h Cmtri Ian weekend and certainly at the promise we had made to Mom. I wait until I'm feeling better.” mother things she’d never seen at me for a long time and she MOM S SA T earn first suggestion of an emergency kept saying to myself, “Who 'That was the first indication and taking her places she’d said, "I need to a.sk you a 74^ 61B It's a Honda I R ti. t, o v r f io n ts m i would come down to stay. knows, maybe there is I’d had that she hadn't totally never been — Puerto Rico, St. question.” Of course, there were somebody out there who can accepted the fact that her life Thomas, Bermuda, Nassau — I said, “Yes, Mom? WhatT’ For optimum p*rform*nc« and i y. w* racommand you road ttia ownara manuri problems that came out of this help her.” And, of course, was going to be over soon. and dressing her up every night batora oparatlng tit* unit 1SSB Amartcan Honda Motor Co., htc. pact. 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Bolton I T m MU TMI 643-9492 f t iTOanrhpBtpr Mrralft WE’LL DO fnmndril in iM I BETTER l Qusllty Workmanship WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Mar. 1, 1966 29 The Curious Shopper WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Mar. 1, 1986 28 Tax Tips rO\r Retailer isn’t at fault for pricing error cWif-o-ckr^ Cfi Woman with ‘bargain’ pork chops (doesn’t have legitimate beef How It Works stored in a musty, closed-up By Sonja Heinze MICROWAVE OVENS bam for many years, and to this AND NUTRIENTS / picked out a package o f pork day have been unable to get rid The retailer has every right to correct A friend recently told me that C eilin g chops that was m arked way o f the smell o f the bam. I tried 1 her nutritionist told her that below the other packages o f the mistake and thus protect his assets, ff all kinds o f furniture oils in Percent of 1 microwave ovens zap all the pork, and when / g o t to th f addition to washing, airing and expenses eligibie Tw o or nutrients out o f the food that’s counter the clerk told me it was sprays. Adjuated Grose Income for credit O ne ch ild more childi cooked in it. Could this be marked wrong and wouldn’t sell Any reader who can supply us curled up, alive, but unable to o f a 10-month-old girl on whom with a solution to this problem, true? Diane Rossi, Woodland up to $10,000 30% $720 $1,440 it to me fo r that price. Park, Colo. $1,392 Somebody made a mistake in be free to do harm. a hair cream had been used; the please write. $ i 6.001-$12.000 29% $696 Strong acids, such as those Actually, the nutritional value Don’t overlook $1,344 marking it, but that wasn’t my same effect in a S-year-old boy READER'S COMMENT: $12,001-314.000 28% $672 found in one's stomach, could o f foods cooked in microwaves fault. Isn’t there a rule that ■ on whom a different hair product IRRADIA'nON $14,001-316,000 27% $648 $1,296 melt the capsules and free the had been used regularly for six is higher than when cooked by whatever is marked on an Gertrude-Foster, Editor, $1,248 worms. The only way you could months; vaginal bleeding in conventional methods. Gertrude $16,001-318.000 26% $624 article, it must be sold fo r that Herb Grower Magazine, Falls “ catch” them would be to turn women o f 66, 76 and 82 years Armbmster, associate professor $18,001-320,000 25% $600 $1,200 price? Joan Shoffler, Cape May Village, Conn.: “ I thought you the tax credit into a cannibal and eat her flesh, and breast development and o f nutritional sciences at Cornell $1,152 Court House, N.J. $20,001-322.000 24% $576 an unlikely prospect. would be pleased to learn that University, has concluded from Rick La Trace, director of decreased sexual drive in men o f 322.001-324,000 23% $552 $1,104 Severe cases o f trichinosis are after sending a postcard to the laboratory studies that because retail operations for the Alpha 48 and 54 who were using hair 22% $528 $1,056 rare, but it is thought that there U.S. Department o f Health and less water is required and less 324,001-326,001 Beta supermarkets, feels that in lotions laced with estrogen. $1,008 are many mild attacks o f the Human Services I was assured cooking time is needed, much 326,001-328,000 21% $504 this case there was obviously no “ Human cosmetics aren't the for child care disease that go unrepoited. that the use o f gamma radiation less o f the vitamin content is lost over $28,000 20% $480 $960 intent on the part o f the store to only source: An 8-monthl<>ld girl Consumers are cautioned again for the treathient o f food to the water and far fewer deceive or defraud anyone. This whose diaper rash was treated to always cook pork thoroughly, requires all retaiTpeckages be nutrients are heat-damaged. was an honest human or with a veterinary salve began to labeled that the food has been so that the meat is no longer Additionally, Armbraster has $28,000, the credit is 20 percent machine error, and therefore the develop breasts and pubic hair. irradiated. They are irradiating By Commerce Clearing Houee pink. found that the protein content o f ' of qualified expenses. retailer has e v e ^ right to correct These signs o f inappropriate herbs, garlic powder and flour-based foods was higher With more mothers entering The maximum amount of such the mistake and thus protect his feminization naturally raised spices." medical suspicion and led to when baked in microwaves. the work force and more expenses to which the credit can assets by refusing sale at the PRODUCTS WITH ESTROGEN At the present time. Food and When food is browned, which households being headed by one be applied is $2,400 if one child or undermarked price. Please send any irrformation various kinds o f tests and Drug Administration regulations occurs in conventional cooking, parent, the tax credit for child dependent is involved, or $4,800 you may have on brands that studies. One patient was about require that all food that has Newspaper Enterprise Association protein is often destroyed. But and dependent care expenses if two or more children or contain estrogen. Lori Nobles, to undergo exploratory surgery been irradiated be labeled as because microwaves tend to can be a real tax saver during dependents are involved. Redding, Caltf. when the cosmetic source o f such. H owever, this regulation is Qualified expenses include those IS TRICHINOSIS CONTAGIOUS? excess estrogen was discovered, hardly brown food at all, protein the 1985 filing season. T h e c h ild - c a re c re d it is b a s e d on th e p a re n ts ’ in co m e . T h e re is Estrogen, a female hormone, being reviewed and could be for household services, cafe of f have a friend who is crippled “If signs o f precocious is salvaged. Commerce Clearing House is available either in prescription changed. the child or dependent, care no additional credit for having more than two children in day in one leg because o f a severe puberty or inappropriate Microwaves are very close in points out. drugs or over-the-counter as an But the regulatipn-applies only outside the home.^nd certain attack o f trichmosis many years feminization are observed," to something c a l^ “fit^t wavelength to radio waves, and c a re . ingredient in cosmetics, mainly Tht credit may be taken for medical expenses. ago. H e r problem was traced concludes the He^th Letter, generation" foodx^jkr of garlic when concentrated in an oven creams and lotions. amounts you paid someone to Employment taxes paid on back to a diner where she ate a “ suspicion should start at the powder, for instance, would be these waves are attracted to and Cosmetics are not regulated, care for your child or other wages for qualifying child and ham burger that was m ixed with cosmetics counter." first {generation. Garlic powder activate the water molecules in so nobody knows how many qualifying person so that you dependent care .services (i.e., However, where the non exemption. CCH said. A married person must, pork and was undercooked. She used jin the preparation o f food. When these water estrogen-laden products are on could work or look for work in the employer's portion of FICA working spouse is physically or Expenditures for out-of-home generally, file a joint return in once confessed to me that her another product, such as a molecules get churned up, they the inarket. According to the 1985 The amount of the credit is tax, FUTA tax. and state taxes) mentally disabled or is a care qualify for the credit only if order to claim the credit. body still contains live worms as FURNITURE WITH AN ODOR frozen dinner, is called “ second produce heat, which cooks the Harvard Medical School Health equal t^30 percent of qualified are qualifying expenses for full-time student (i.e.. enrolled incurred for the care of a However, a taxpayer will be a result o f this disease. I I bought a lovely old cherry generation" and its irradiation food. The^re isn’ t any way the Letter, October I98S, “Estrogen (work-related) expenses paid by purposes of figuring thecredit. in school for the number of hours dependent of the taxpayer who treated as unmarried and may haven’t got the courage to ask wood bedroom set from an ieed not be mentioned on the rubbed on the skin is estrogen t nutrients could be “ zapped out" a taxpayer who has adjushW The amount of the expenses or classes that is considered full is under the age of IS or for a file a separate return and still be her, but could they be elderly lady rivo years ago. But abel o f the product. ^ o f the fo absorbed into the body. Beware X gro^incom e of $10,000 o^ess qualifying for the credit may not time for at least five months disabled spouse or disabled eligible to take the credit if: (a) catching? it has an odor — a mixture of Although some herbs, spices, o f cosmetics that contain andwho maintains a household exceed the taxpayer's ea rn ^ during 1985). earned income of dependent who regularly spends . the taxpayer was legally Referring to material supplied old perfumes, etc. I ’ve tried garlic powder and dried onions ‘ hormones' in the list o f for th^ care of aJe^endent income. This includes wages, $200 per month is assumed for at least 8 hours per day in the separated or (b) the taxpayer by the U.S. Department o f washing the insides o f the are currently being irradiated, ingredients." If you havd a under iTyeafs of age or for an salaries, tips, and other each month the spouse is taxpayer's home. was living apart from his-her Agriculture, at one point in your drawers, airing them outside consum er^till haven't seen The Health Letter states, incapacitated dependent or employee compensation, and disabled or in school full-time If the out-of-home care is spouse and provided over half ftiend's illness her system and using sprays. The odor anything labeled as such because consumety-oriented “ Reports in the last couple o f spouse net earnings from self- ($400 per month if there is more provided by a dependent care the cost of keeping up the home defended itself by attacking tl*c remains. Any suggestions? so far these products have only queistion, W nd it to years make it clear that with employment. In the case of a than one qualifying individual in center (i.e., a facility that and the qualifying person lived worms that had invaded her Isabel Barbetto, Egg Harbor been used in second generation SonjaiHelnze, The For taxpayers with adjusted prolonged use, these married couple, the earned the household). provides care for more than six in the taxpayer's home over six body. In a manner o f speaking, C it y ,N J . foods. gross income between $10,000 the threadlike worms were pul in preparations can affect much Curloi/s Shopper, King income limitation is based on The credit may be taken for individuals, other than those months. ■ It seems that eventually wood Incidentally, the astronauts ate and $28,000. the credit is reduced jail — that is, the body enclosed more than the skin. Features Syndicate, the earned income of the spouse payments to a relative unless re.'iding there, in exchange for a will absorb the odors o f its irradiated foc^ in outer space. by one percentage point for each them in protective capsules, or “ Among the reported earning the lesser amount. the relative is a dependent or a fee, payment or grant) the Commerce Clearing House of environment. I bought a maple Their Thanksgiving dinner was 235 E. 45th St, New $2,000 of adjusted gross income, cysts. And there they remain. Chicago is a leading reporting side-effects: breast enlargement hutch 10 years ago that had been irradiated. Vork, N.Y. 10017. or fraction thereof, above Generally, if a married child under 19 years of age for center must comply with state authority on tax and business $10,000. 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U According to research High-protein snacks are better There is a fm it salad and a /^ b y Drs. Thomas H. Holmes and energizers. By Sondra Attor Stava gelatin mold with large chunks I Richard H. Rahe of the Fatty foods such as lunch V University of Washington & meats, bacon, ham, fast-food There is a sense of caring by of pineapple. Among the f ^M edical School, there are 43 sandwiches and french fries are those who run Partners, a dressings are an excellent blue V ysttessful life events that stressors because they are slow restaurant and lounge that cheese. Well-seasoned croutons ^ ^ influence an individual's health to digest and they re-route blood opened at ,3S Oak St. in provide a crunchy topping and the most. from the brain to the -stomach, Manchester in March 1981. It the whole-wheat bread is irresistible. Some stresses are greater than making you feel sluggish;- shows when one calls for High-fat foods are usually directions and gets precise The salad bar could easily others, but a lot of little ones substitute for an appetizer, but if can have the impact of a big high-calorie, high-sodium instructions issued in a most offenders, too. And a high welcoming way. you are very hungry, you might Raglnald PimWManchMIar Harald one, and “the harder you have consider one of the soups of the to work to get yourself back in a saturated fat intake stresses the It is also evident in the taste of cardiova.scular system. the whole-wheat bread, just day. On a recent visit, the com Hanging plants decorate Partners’ main dining room ' state of good health," say chowder was found to be chunky Holmes and Rahe. Alcohol is a stimulant that slightly sweet, that is part of the stresses the adrenal glands, excellent salad bar included with vegetable in a milky base. Heading the list? Death of a steak, resulting in a three-course pensates for any lack of depletes vitamins and increases with dinner and available as a Lentil was the other choice. On whelmed by its breading. Like spouse, divorce and separatjpn weekends, Rhode Island clam dinner fpr two which costs excitement that comes from the irritability. Even one drink lunch choice. One wants to like the meat, it was excessively and imprisonment. In between • • • • ^ • # W * - ^ chowder is available as well. crisp. The spaghetti side dish about $30, before tax and tip. kitchen. ■ are job changes, in-law trouble, causes a significant and Partners very much. Unfortu nately. the food is somewhat Appetizers include Clam and had an adequate but nondescript Several dinner dishes are moving, any change in family unhealthy rise In blood fats and available at lunch at somewhat Sondra Astor Stave is a patterns and holidays and getting cholesterol. Alcohol lowers the uneven. shrimp cocktails as well as fried tomato sauce topping. Other choices include three lower prices. Grilled, deli and Coventry resident who has a traffic ticket. blood sugar levels and increases The building, constructed in ^ mozzarella cheese. An order of many years’ experience as a 1918. with add-ons until 1928, Partners special mushrooms steak dishes, other veal, chicken burger sandwiches are also Even bad weather gets stress the craving for sweets. available at that time. restaurant critic. Do you have a points if your stress threshold is consists of three rooms. One elegante featured a profusion of and seafood preparations and Certain vitamins are known to full meal pastas such as Partners attracts a mixed ^ restaurant you’d like to see low enough. "Any challenge to be related to the reduction of enters through a sm aller room coarsely chopped mushrooms in reviewed here? Write to Sondra with white painted walls a sauce of cream, parmigian fettucini alfredo and linguini crowd of families, shower the body that requires adaptive your high anxieties: celebrants and couples. The Stave, P.O. Box 591, Weekend decorated with framed news and vermouth. Served with with red or white clam sauce. responses — and this includes B-vitamins, commonly referred efficient, caring service com Plus, Manchester, 06040. changes in the weather — can paper front pages from the '40s chunks of a firm white bread, it A Nutty joy pie delivered all to as "nerve vitamins" are \hat it prom is^: chocolate be described as str«s," says associated with stress, nervous through the '60s. The salad bar was a tasty prelude to the main Paul J. Rosch, M.U., president is at the back. The larger dining courses. hips, peanuts and < disorders, depression, fatigue dio^o in a w ell-m a^ crust. of the American iKtitute of and emotional stability. room has one wall of brick and Coquilles casserole was' supposed to be topped with Chcimlate roll, sumrasedly made Stress The w e a ^ r can fruit Deficiencies can cause one of bam siding. Almost two undermine youMiealth in a urinate, a rapid heart beat, foods we use to battle stress are dozen round and rectangular shrimp and crab stuffing. with whipped cream , lacked Partners often the ones that get us even • herb tea personality changes, moodiness, rich rthocolatef aste in the cake roundabout way. The stress it impulsive behavior, apprehension, worry. tables fill this space. 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Pantothenic regretted that we had not tried Tuesday and Wednesday, anduntil 10:30 p.m. Basically, stress which is *In moderation; a high-calorie acid (a B vitamin) is especially crisp and fresh iceberg lettuce come through. The scallops atop chronic arousal of the body increased use of prescribed drugs Stress Makers with shards of red cabbage. were well cooked but would have the cheesecake instead. Coffee Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Closed Sunday. • caffeine-containing drinks: food. important. It b u il^ the adrenal system can lead to hypertension, such as tranquilizers, trembling Then things get more benefitted from more assertive was hot and tasted freshly coffee, tea, cola, cocoa And here’s why: gland health and keeps the Lunch is served daily from 11:30 a.m. to 4,p.m. heart disease, ulcers and lesser or nervous tics, procrastination. interesting. In addition to the seasoning. brewed. 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Perhaps a thicker from 90 cents for a cup of soup to Stress makes you more and cardiovascular system, Potassium is essential for the alfalfa sprouts, there are salads susceptible to colds, flu, Arc there ways of popping canned soups, lunch meats, rich with potato and hard-boiled piece of meat could have stood $4.95Jor the shrimp cocktail; Major credit cards, including VISA and cheese, fast foods, pickles, elevates blood pressure, upsets health of heart and all the body’s possibly even cancer because your cork without popping pills? eggs,.a cold rice pilau, and three up to the heat better but this thin main dishes go from $6.25 for french fries, snack foods, salad muscles. Deficiencies can cause Mastercard, accepted. , stress has adverse effect on your You bet. Getting a pet can help. the chemical balance in the colors of spiral pasta. slice was somewhat over- spaghetti to $12.95 for a sirloin A cat or dog, in fact, is one of dressings body, may cause stress fatigue, weakness, insomnia and • \ body’s chemistry. hypoglycemia. Primary source: It even speeds up the aging the best stress-reducers around, • high-sugar foods: candy headaches or edema according to Dr. Suzanne bars, cookies, fruit drinks, (water-logged tissues). Salty fish, whole-grain bread, fruits process. Pilots on the longest such ^ bananas. East-West flights age much Megahan, a professor of regular soft drinks, commercial snacks such as chips and pickles psychology at Fdrdham baked goods, ice cream and often lead to fattening drinks Cakium is a natural sedative. igsr' faster than men in other Deficiencies cause fatigue, Dinner professions because of the University in New York City. sherbet su^-a$ sugary sodas or alcohol. Prices A # Hi “Pets provide a release for • highly processed __ ^'Both 1^ calories. tension, irritability. Eat dried Specials constant stress of having to keep beans and dairy products — .V haven’t readjusting their inner biological pent-up tensions, comfort in convenience foods: frozen : Caffeine stimulates the liver to WONG’S Weekly times of sorrow or stress and m eggs twice a week, use skim changed in clocks. dinners, soup mixes, cake mixes releas^glucose (blood sugar) friendship with no ulterior Stress Brewers \ you get a half-hour's worth of milk and yogurt — and fish 3 years! RESTAURANT Stress can shorten your time (meat has no calcium). PEKING • SZECHUAN X on this planet, too. Death rates motives.” • raw vegetables | quick energy. But after that AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE Another way to pull the plug • fresh fruit / temporary boost wears off, you Magnesium is known as TAKE OUT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS are higher for men who sleep “nature's tranquilizer.” It less than five hours a night and on tension, according to • leafy salad greens and need a second cup to feel up Best Italian 1984-86 psychologist Dr. Herbert again. That drains the the liver prevents excitabilitv. irritabilitv. for insomniacs who need pills to sprouts Head Chef • Chef Wong CoMMctlrat MaguiMe Hoffman, director of the Hillside • bran and wheat germ of sugar which would otherwise emotional disorders, and it nod off. Psychological Center in New be available to the brain as fuel. protects your heart. 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