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. . . p age 11 . . . p age 4 Put o star on Your od and ^ ee what a difference it makes. * * Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Clearing toniglit; Manchester, Conn. INVITATION TO BID Monday, Feb. 7, 1983 AUTOMOTIVE LIQUOR PERMIT windy Tuesday NOTICE OF APPUCATION Sealed bids w ill be received In tM Office of the Director of General PAIR YOUTHS Ski boots, VERNON/Rockville - This is to give notice that I, Single copy 25q; 1975 M E R C U R Y lacy Crochet Services, 41 Center Streep — See page 2 size 7, with boot tree, very accepting applications for Autos For Sale 61 REGINA JUNE of (Home ad­ r a t e MONARCH - Four door. Manchester. Connecticut, until two bedroom apartments. dress) 23 Farmstead Rd., good condition, $12.00. Vinyl top. Good condition F E B R U A R Y 25,1983 at 11:00 a.mr SEASONED FIREWOOD - Rent includes heat and hot Southington, have filed an applica­ Telephone 649-0387 after 6 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, inside and out. $1200 or best for the following: ^ Cut, split, delivered, $75.00 water. For information tion placarded JANUARY 19. 1983 p.m. four door, V8. 27,000 miles. offer. Call after 3:00 p.m., with the Department of Liquor FliRNISII A INSTALL a cord. Minimum two cord. call 1-237-8858. EHO. Call 647-1407. 742-7776. VLUMINUM STORM Cal’ anytime, 649-1831. Control a R E S TA U R A N T W IN E A LADIES BLOUSE, slack BEER permit for the sale of WINDOWS — 66 CENTER STT outfit, size 38-40, never VERNON - Six rooms, alcoholic liquor on the premises KXTKHIOK PAINTING ~ 66i SEASONED FIREWOOD - worn, $7.00. Call 646-4995. storage room, porch. With 119 SPENCER ST.. UKNTKR STREET ^ Cut, split, delivered, $95.00 heat. $400. Convenient to ’ M AN C llESTER. The business will The Town of Manchester Is a a equal opportunity employer, and- a cord. Cut to length, BOYS HOCKEY PANTS, Hartford. Call 1-4554)212. be owned by PONDEROSA, INC. $75.00. Call evenings and Vbikswagen o f 119 SPENCER ST., requires an affirmative actlo^l Cooper HP6, size 28-30, red policy for all of Its Contractors and weekends. 228-9101. M ANCH ESTER and w ill be con­ with white striped, $10.00. EFFICIENCY Vendors as a condition of doing SnovY fouls roads, closes schools ducted by REGINA JUNE as per­ APARTMENT partially Gas Savers business with the Town, as p v , Call 643-8836. mittee. BENZ-ALL WASTE Oil furnished on busline, near Regina June Federal Order 11246. furnace for sale. Uses old B id Forms, plank ahd WHITE WICKER Rocking Manchester Hospital. Call 1975 RABBIT Dated 1-27-83 Bv The Herald Staff crank case oil or transmis­ 9-5 , 646-1712, evenings 646- specifications are available at the And Unifed Press tnfernatlonal chair, good condition. General Services O ffice, 41 (Center sion fluid. 125-000 BTU's. $25.00. 649-0173. 98^ - ask for Eve. 4 ip m d Concert and church The storm that moved up the East Coast of the 4895 organs may weigh as much Street, Manchester, (Connecticut.“ Good for garage. $800. 649- United States did not spare Manchester today. By late 9650. as 150 tons and have any­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, X ’t '- '' SNAUUNERT BORONITE THREE ROOM apart­ CONNEtrriCUT morning it had dropped about 6 \nches of snow on the ment. Stove, refrigerator, where from 10,000 to more II, used strung at 80 1 9 7 4 BUG •4 speed R O BERT B. WEISS, G E N E R A L town and kept the highway crews and private BEDROOM SET - five utilities. Security. $350. than 27,000 pipes, ranging pounds, very stiff racquet Real Clean SAVE MANAGER contractors busy plowing from about 2 a.m. on. They piece, excellent condition. After 5; 30, 649-8920. from only three-eighths on 001-02 1 with leather cover grip 5. were still at it this morning and there was no prospect $375. Telephone 643-5211. $50.00. Call Dave 742-7441. ah inch up to 64 feet in ONE BEDROOM - up­ length. off a let-up soon. •••••••••••••••••••••••• HANGING WALL stairs, available March 1st. 19 73 BUG School was closed today in Manchester and a public F fM Cfassfffed Ads SHELVES, mirror back Ideal for older citizen. hearing by the Planning and Zoning Commission •••••••■•••••••••••••••• Auto. Trans. opening, glass front. $25.00. Parking, heat, hot water *1795 scheduled for tonight was reset for Feb. 22. M A N S 3/4 le n g th , ■Telephone 646-3317. includ^. No children or Also canceled tonight are meetings of tlw Herringbone tweed winter Pets. Security. 1 9 7 2 BUG Indo-Chinese Study Group and the Democratic topcoat, si2e 40R, excellent SKIES 12UcM with $290.00/month. 643-0580. Executive Board. Tax aides from the VITA program condition. $48.00. Salomon bindings and Nor- 4 speed *1695 .U y - i-.' ‘ ■'V ’ -f. - f ‘ planned to be in the hearing roo^ of the Municipal Telephone 649-2433. dica boots, size 5. $50.00. MANCHESTER - Deluxe Building from 6 to 9 tonight to assist taxpayers, as Telephone 646-1565. four room apartment. BEDSPREAD, full size, scheduled. Stove, refrigerator, dis­ 1 9 7 1 BUG TOCi Police were seeking help from the Four Wheel Club wine and blue quilt pattern, posal. No pets. $450 in­ :ket CHILDS CROSS 2 to choose from to deliver meals on wheels. brand new, $25.00. Call 646- COUNTRY Skis, 56", poles cludes heat and hot water. *1195 1427. 649-4003. Town crews went out on the 18 sanding routes 42", $25.00. Phone 64'7-9028 SIZES 1-4 Sunday night because the early snowfall made the after 6 p.m. OLDER STOVE. 40.inches BOLTON NOTCH • Nicely roads slippery. But at about 10:30 p.m. it appeared the long. $75.00. Telephone 646- snow might let up. However at 2 a.m. Robert Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 furnished studio apart­ TIM MORIARTY 8752. ment, including all Harrison, superintendent of the Highway Depart­ SOUTH WINDSOR utilities, carpeting, first Silktown Motors I' ment, called out the crews lor plowing. He also called ONE SET used tire chains floor, private entrance, 5942 out 15 private contractors to augment the town force, with 18 extra cross chains. KENNEL CLUB Obedience & Breed classes parking. For older Manchester A darling dress for the and plowing operations were on along 35 routes. $12.00. Telephone 643-1634. starting February 16th, gentleman, no pets. $75.00 643-6217 little girl is crocheted, At midmorning crews were still on the road and weekly. 649-9093, from worsted baby pom­ parking had been banned on all Manchester streets. A STEAL at only $10.00. Tolland Agriculture Center, Vernon, Conn. For padour yam. Harrison said the town was passible at that time. Brand new Delco AM car VERNON - Large heated No. 5942 has full cro­ radio, push button. Phone information, 649-4145 , 569- 1982 CHEVY CHEVETTE - FOR SALE - Datsun 1974, No special problems were reported by the 3010, 892-2005, 892-2210, 289- six rooms plus. Quiet chet directions for Sizes Automobile Club of Hartford. A spokesman said when 649-0832. street. Convenient to Hart­ Hatchback. Standard, Model 710. Right front 1 to 4 yeafs inclusive. . ‘‘' n - f c . 8188. damaged. Good lor parts. people have plowed out their car.», there may be more ford. $400 per month. 455- radio, defogger, under­ TO ORDER, tend S2.00 for oaeli CR78-14 STEEL BELTED coating. 3600 miles. $4850. Tires. $200. or best offer. oattern, plus 504 for pottage and calls, but he suspected that even then it would be a ADORABLE Shih-tzu pup­ 0212. radial white wall tire and 643-9618. 742-7692. handllig. norrhal storm load. pies, eight weeks old. AKC rim, brand new. $45.00. ANNC CABOT *r. Garages with wrecker services also said they had Registered. Wonderful MANCHESTER - Four Telephone 647-%14. 19V2 DODGE DART - two TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Mancheater Herald not had many calls and the Manchester Police pets. 649-8600. room apartment. Large door hardtop. $650 or best CONNECTICUT 1160 Ave. ef amsneas Department reported only light police activity porch, yard. Plenty of Ntw York, N.Y. 100M COOKING-HEATING two parking. Utilities included. offer. 568-9225. NOTICE OF 5-y A , V- Connecticut motorists were urged to stay home as VERY NICE SMALL ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Print Naoia. Address witli ZIF burner kerosene stove, not $510 monthly. 649-3379. CODC sad SUIe Neaiber. s i M snowplow crews attempted to clear roads throughout vented. Call 643-7534 after 5 purebred dog for sale, $250. 1976 RENAULT 17 Gordini In accordance with the Call 649-2438. provisions of Chapter 3. Section 1 SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- the state today. p.m. $45.00. MANCHESTER - front wheel drive, five and 9 of the Town Charier, notice lections. and a FREE “ Most of the roads are snow covered." said Gorgeous five room first speed, excellent in- Pattern Section in the is hereby given of the adoption by -1 Raymond St. Louis at the Department of Transporta­ VACUUM WITH all at­ Wanted to Buy 49 floor apartment. terior/exterior, great the Board of Directors of the Town ALBUM. Jaat $5.00. tion’ s storm center. "The traveling conditions are bad tachments, great condi­ MPG, New tires. Big •0tUAT$8.2S EACM Completely redecorated. of Manchester. Connecticut, on and anybody who has to be out there, we advise them tion, one piece broken. USED OLDER Residential Large modern kitchen. sunroof. 871-7571 evenings. February 1, 1963. t - l2 t - D 0 lU - 0 ld and New. New te dreu then; Hew ta maka thtai. to travel with caution." Asking $20.00. Telephone or small commercial Lots of counters and ORDINANCE 0*180 - KEEPSAKE MILTS. 24 The National Weather Service at Windsor Locks 742-7176. metal and glass cabinets. Dishwasher, 1978 CHEVY MALIBU pieced aid applfqaad desipu. IIK IT ORDAINED by the l-lerold photos bv Pinto reported a 3 to 6 inch accumulation of snow by greenhouse. Will disman­ stove. No pets. $475 plus Classic, four door, V8, air- Q-131-HEIR100M RANDIWOKK-20 Board of Directors of. the Town of types of needlewerk ekllle. mid-morning. The NWS said the storm was expected DESK - Unfinished, good tle. 646-8081. security. 643-1878. conditioning. Power Manchester that the Town of condition. $29.00. steering. Low mileage. 0-112-T0 6IVE or KEEP-40 ■••* to last through the day and dump 6 to 10 inches over the Manchester purchase from Gulf A diework Hems te auke. PEDESTRIAN BATTLES BLIZZARD GHOSTLY GREY SKY BLANKETS THE CENTER THIS MORNING Telephone 649-6801. Call 568-0673. state. WEST HARTFORD - 5‘A Western Industries. Inc., d/b/a 0-133-CllAFTS—60 pages of quick- . . . no mild February . hazardous road conditions prompted an all-day parking ban in town * R E N T A L S rooms, fully applianced, Mai Tool Engineering for the sum te-mako Items. The Department of Transportation called out 787 GUITAR, Acoustic, good air-conditioned, convenient 1965 PONTIAC TEMPEST, of SS.foO. property on Adams trucks and 1,532 employees overnieht to clear condition, new strings. Ideation. After 6 p.m., 232- four door, excellent run­ Street, more particularly bounded . hazardous roadways. $60.00. Call 649-1326. Rooms tor Rent 52 8528 or 233-3921. Immediate ning condition. Interior and described as follows: That certain piece or parcel of The city of Hartford instituted a parking ban on 60 occupancy. clean and sound. Body Slim Shirtdress ANTIQUE OAK Rocker CENTRAL LOCATION, needs little work. Easily land located in the Town of posted streets. Manchester. County of Hartford In Massachusetts, officals urged motorists to avoid with inlay, needs kitchen privileges, parking •TWO BEDROOM Apart- restorable. $500. 646-7817. and State of Connecticut described im m refinishing, sturdy condi­ available. Security and O'Neiirs budget will be 'tough' unnecessary travel and there were reports of nfient available March 1st as follows: tion, a steal at $50.00. Call written references off Center Street. Security 1969 FORD VAN - running Beginning at a point in the businesses in Boston opening late to allow workers 646-3453 after 5 p.m. required. For application r e q u ir e d . $400 plus condition, needs body existing westerly street line of • 'N extra time. Many communities closed schools. The call 643-2693. work. $750. Call 649-2438. Adams Street, having Connecticut utilities, 646-4786. ADS ARE By M ark A. Dupuis forth," he said. "It's going to be a tough would recommend. With the current $55 million pro­ speed limit on the Massachusetts Turnpike was ASSORTED RACE Plane Coordinates NS47.405.568; budget." O'Neill confirmed he will seek a jected deficit this fiscal year, it would reduced to 40 mph. TRACK, cars and ELEGANT BED Sitting E654.250.451; thence proceeding in United Press International MANCHESTER - Duplex, the arc of a curve having a radius The Democratic governor, who be­ dedicated fund for transportation take upward of $300 million in addi­ In Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire and accessories, $25.00. Call room for young two bedrooms, eat-in of 929.093 feet and a delta angle of HARTFORD — Gov. William O'Neill gan his first full term on Jan. 5, needs and also indicated he will not tional revenue to keep the fiscal 1983-84 Vermont, hazardous conditions were reported on all 568-0183. professional woman. Share kitchen, fully applianced, 14 -49 00" with said existing street 1972 C U T L A S S will offer lawmakers a “ tough” pro­ wouldn't give details of the operating seek to eliminate all tax exemptions or budget in the black. major roads and turnpikes, with speed limits reduced, quiet house near bus and line, a distance of 240.79 feet to a INA full basement. Utilities not according the American Automobile Association. COLONIAL STYLE Spice hospital. $60.00 weekly. OLDSMOBILE station posed state budget this week with an budget, but said it would have a bottom propose a tax on out-of-state residents included. No pets. 646-1340. point; thence turning and running O'Neill said the budget would ad­ The storm comes a day after the five-year rack with spices, beautiful 649-2428. wagon, one owner, power expected bottom line around $3.5 billion line of around $3.5 billion. who commute to jobs in Connecticut. steering, AM-FM radio, S69 -ig'-lO 'W. a distance of 20.00 dress his priorities of creating jobs, anniversary of the Blizzard of 1978. That stormed condition, $20.00. Call feet to a point; thence turning and and some new or higher taxes to keep The current budget, which is running The budget presented by O'Neill will MANCHESTER - Two burns regular p s , recently providing needed human services and dumped up to 3 feet of snow in parts of the region, M aryan n at 243-1960 MANCHESTER - Clean bedroom apartment, first running N20 -40'-50"W a distance the package in the black. a $55 million defficit, had a bottom line be an altered version of a $3.6 billion tuned. Excellent heater, GEASSQP meeting the state's transportation paralyzing all but emergency traffic for several days. anytime. furnished room. Maid ser­ floor. Heat, hot water, of 72 feet more or less to a point on O'Neill will present his proposed of about $3.2 billion, although O’Neill preliminary spending plan presented CB radio and antenna in­ the boundary line of land now or needs. vice, $50.00 weekly. 649- appliances, parking. $370 spending and tax package for tl^e fiscal has asked agency heads to try to stay to the governor late last year by The storm developed off the Carolina coast and cluded. $800 or best offer. I formerly of Morris A Richard P. BLACK VINYL Recliner 2813. monthly. Deposit, working year beginning July 1 during a joint below that figure to help reduce the Anthony V. Milano, the administra­ "The budget in my opinion will be dumped 10 inches of snow on southern New Jersey and chair, good condition, Phone 649-7761. 'B ezzini; thence turning and run­ tight but at the same time will be a southeastern Pennsylvania Sunday, according to the couple, no pets. Please call ning in a generally northeasterly session of the Legislature scheduled for deficit. tion’s budget chief. $50.00. Telephone 643-6463. AVAILABLE 649-4864 after PM. direction, a distance of 59 feet THEIR Wednesday. " I t ’s a ballpark figure I think in "The first thing I told them was the budget that funds as adequately as NWS. FOR SALE - 1971 IMMEDIATELY - Extra more or less to a point in the general but I can’t be more specific original dollar figure was unaccepta­ humanly possible under the conditions BRIDES BEAUTIFUL pic­ large furnished room. Volkswagen Beetle. New "It's not going to be pleasant," Homes for Rent 54 existing westerly street line of O'Neill said in an interview with UPI. about that," O’Neill said when asked if ble.” O’Neill said, "to reduce wherever that exist all the services the state of ture hat designed with seed Fireplace, bar, private battery, needs work. $500 Adams Street; thence turning and the $3.5 billion figure rumored at the humanly possible and still allow the Connecticut provides for cities and pearls and lace, worn once, shower and entrance. or best offer. Call M 9-6^. running in a generally southerly "It's not going to be an everything to ROCKVILLE - Eight room Capitol was in the area of what he services to be performed.” towns and people,” he said. $75 00. Call 649-4700. $70.00 weekly. Mr. colonial. $500 per month direction along said existing OlfTN! everybody budget and no taxes and so 1969 PONTIAC GTO, verti- westerly street line, a distance (rf Rothman, 646-4144, 643- plus utilities. Security. 742- Na charges filed 1%9. cle four speed, four barrel 355 feet more or less to the point or FOR SALE - Yale one ton 8932, 742-8421. place of beginning. chain fall's in good condi­ with 400 eng^lne, needs Said prernises are also shown on some work, ^000 or best tion, $98.00. Telephone 742- ROOM FOR RENT in THREE BEDROOM a map or plan entitled “ Land to be offer. 742-7692. 6871. private home with kitchen Colonial, 2 baths, formal acquired from Gulf A Western In­ No matter who you are or what matiaga you'd lika to| in fatal accident privileges. Ample parking. dustries Inc. by • the Town of oommunicate, thare't iuat nothing lika a Want Adt| Delay part of new ERA strategy dining room. Children ONE HEAVY DUTY Five 647-9531. 1976 OLDS CUTLASS Manchester, State Project No. 76- Want Adi are the buay litda adi which appear aa A police investigation of a Jan. 10 accident that accepted. $650 monthly 144 Serial No. 1 Fuss A O'Neill, drawer steel file cabinet. Supreme with air con­ day in the Claitiflad taction of your nawipapar . resulted in a pedestrian's death has ended with no plus utilities. 643-6712. Consulting Engineers 8/14/11 Rev. ratification by three-fourths of the $75.00. Telephone 644-9776. ROOM in private home. ditioning. $2500. 649-5092. . tailing other people about tome item you'd like toJ By Paula Schwed sponsors. But hearings on the amend­ both in the form of money and better charges filed against the driver involved. Police ••••••••*••••••••••••••• 4-26-82 Sheet 1 o f 2 " on file In the states. The amendment says, "Equal­ Quiet working gentleman. office of the Manchester Town tall and tailing you who hat that harcl-to-find itamj United Press International ment have been delayed until late organization, they want to assess the Capt. Joseph H. Brooks said today. Oftleas-Storas CHEVY BELAIR, 1967. 6 ity of rights under the law shall not be FOR SALE - couch only Private entrance. Parking. Clerk. you've bean wanting to buy. And iVt tivar-to-aaty t(^ spring or early summer. amendment's chances in every one of Police officers investigating the incident have for Rent 55 cyl. Has body rot. $125 $20.00. Ideal for dormitory, Convenient to everything. Together with rights and tem­ dace your own Want Ad. Jutt giva ut a call. W a'Ill WASHINGTON — A new strategy is Speaker Thomas O'Neill and the rest the 50 states. That way local lobbying abridged by the United States or any concluded that it was the actions of the victim, cottage or porch. Call 646- 643-7760, firm. 643-2573. porary construction easements as state on account of sex.” NEWLY RENOVATED help you word your ad to it will appeal to the varyl emerging for winning approval of the of the Democratic leadership called can begin immediately if the ERA is 43-year-old Donald Harper of 86 A Ambassador 8372 after 5 p.m. shown on a map or plan entitled The amendment died last summer, 310 squa square feet office parton you want to reach. ^ u a l Rights Amendment, still a sore passage a priority in the House, where approved by two-thirds of the House Drive, and not the driver, Jeffrey L. Feltman, 37, TWO ROOMS - Private en­ “ Rights and Temporary Construc­ three states short of the 38 needed to available.■ liable Main Street subject 60 years after it was first November's election added 21 and Senate. of Vernon, that caused the accident and Harper’s CUSTOM FIREPLACE trances. Ladies $30.''Mens tion Easement acquired from Gulf make it part of the Constitution. It location with ample LtlGAL NOTICE A Western Industries Inc. by the inti^uced in Congress by the nephew members who support ERA. ERA backers say changes in state death of multiple injuries at Hartford Hospital draw screen and log poker, $30. Fur coat, dresses, parking. Call 649-2891. Town of Andover. Town of Manchester. State Project President Reagan opposes the ^legislatures brought by last fall's broke from gate with a surge in 1972, $15.00. Telephone M3-5697. suits, slacks etc. 649-5459. of suffragette Susan B. Anthony. two days later. Connecticut No. 76-144 Serial No. 1. Puts A That strategy involves an initial amendment, but the White House is "election mean the amendment likely with 30 states approving the amend­ Brooks said Harper was crossing Main Street Zoning Board of Appeals O'Neill Consulting Engineera. MANCHESTER Main delay to ^ v e women's groups time to skittish about polls showing his popu­ would be ratified in previously hostile ment within the first year. The 35th just south of the Mary Cheney Library in an area WEDDING GOWN size 10. Apartments for Rant 53 The Zoning Board of Af^>ealt of the 8/14/82 Rev. 4-2M2 sheet 2 of 2” ratification came in 1977 Street. Newly renovated Town of Andover. Connecticut will marshal their forces, pinpoint political larity with women is waning. Reagan is territory: definitely Florida, maybe where there is no crosswalk. Two witnesses said $65.00. Telephone 646-7306. office space, 1200 square - vhieh map is on file in the office of “ Ten years ot a light like this gets you FOUR ROOM apartment hold a public hearing in the Town me Manchester Town Geiit. Beiag targets and get ready for a major touting equal rights in his speeches and North Carolina and even Illinois — Feltman’s car was not traveling excessively fast feet. Parking. The Hatiayes a lot of pragmatism," said Judy MATCHING COUCH and with heat included. Office Building Wednetday. an casement to slope, a temporary campaign. recently named two women to his home of the E R A’S fiercest opponent, when the 6:30 p.m. accident occurred. Corp., 6464)131. Kebniary 16. 1M3 at 8:00 P.M . to construction easement 25 feet in Cabinet. Phyllis Schlafly. Goldsmith, president of the 250,000- love seat, both for $99.00. Walking distance to Main hear the following application ERA was introduced for the 25th time There are no -known civil charges pending Call 643-1785 - ask for Tom. Street. First floor with width and the right to place and 8257 last month and more than half of the While women's groups have greater Under the proposal before Congress, member National Organization for SOUTH WINDSOR - at­ asking for relief from the Zoning maintain riprap as shown on said against Feltman in the case. private entrance. $450 per 10-16 resources to devote to the ERA fight. seven years would be allowed for Women. "W e did start out starry-eyed. tractive office space with 1.JIW8 of the Town of Andover, map. House and Senate signed on as SURPRISE YOUR Valen- month. Call 649-2947. Connecticut. ample parking, uckland . Said premises are subject to ad­ 1198 Oerianne Poliansky — A Peter Pan collar pro­ tine with a beautiful sable Road, Close to live cor­ ditional easements In favor o f the vides a softer touch to brown mink cape, 3'A ROOM APARTMENT. requesting relief from Grantee as of record more fully ners. 644-2501. Zoning Regulation Article a slim-skirted ahirtdreas. ezeeilent condition - only Private home. Heat, appears. V, Section U.Ol.Ola - In long sleeves also. $75.00. Size medium. Call appliances. Working single This Ordinance shall take affect No. 8257 with Photo- aault only. No STORE FRONT on Spruce Variance of 20 feet needed ten (10) days afte? this pubUcalion 646-6642 after 5 p.m. for first floor. Zoning Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. inside Today ets/children. Telephone Street. 500 square feet. in this newspaper provided that Satellite reactor bums up on re-entry Sise 12,84 bust, 2% yards Will remodel. ^175 monthly requires MO square feet — within ten (101 days after this PRINCE PRO Tennis 43-2880. building has 7M square 46-inch. plus utilities. 643-6712. publication o f this Ordinance a 20 pages, 2 sections * " racquet, like new with feet. Lot located on Route 6 petition signed by not lets than five Patterns avatlaUs only a tracking facility. The projection cover strung 75 pounds. M AN CH E STE R - One. •••••••••••••••••••••••• East, reference aerial map In aitts sftoum. ^ „ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The hour to confirm the exact location the atmosphere in a remote part of days before its orbit finally (5) percent of the electors of the for the other piece of the satellite- ,00 or beat offer. 643- two, three bedroom and Homaa-Apta. lo sAara 89 S3, block S7. lot 2A. Town, as detcrnnlned from the TO MMR, IMS 12.M tsr SSCt ...... nuclear power reactor of a broken- and time that Cosmos 1402 entered the world, far away from the deteriorated. 2228S5i‘ - Sue or Todd. townhouse apartments At this hearing Interested peraons latest officials lists of the Httsra, phii sot hr psitiif sad ...... « up Soviet spy' satellite apparently the atmosphere. multitude of tracking stations that was within a minute of being Cosmos 1402 was a maritime may appear and be heard and available Immediately. ROOMATE WANTED- To Registrars of Votars, has not bron kaaPlaf...... • plunged into the atmosphere over Pentagon satellite experts pro­ keep tabs on “ 4,000 to 5,000 pieces correct. surveillance satellite used to track share two bedroom flat written communication raoalvad. filed with the Town Clerk tat leaiKn LADIES SKI PACKAGE - $375, $425, $495. Security Said appeal! are on file and may bt jected the rambling piece of space of junk up there,” it would take the movements of ships, mainly starting February 1st. $166 requesting its reference to a Manchittar Herald Entei^lnment£!!7-,2^iW.W»nt’...... 12i* , Atlantic Ocean about 190cm Head skis, 8M required. Heat and hot seen in the O ffice o f the Town junk, packed with an estimated 100 time confirm re-entry. The largest part of Cosmos 1402 those of the U.S. Navy. plus utilities. 646-2907 special Town elactlon. b ^ l e boots, poles, bin­ water included. Call Ren- Clerk. Town Office Building. ' pounds of uranium once used to “ The normal procedure is we split from its nuclear reactor last evenings. Steven T. (^aaaano dings, $60.00. 60^78. U1 Office, 049-4800. Dated at Andover. Connecticut 5 S<.‘«rcfirv ...... *2 harmlessly during re-entry, the power the satellite, wouldenterthe wait until it has crossed over three month. The main section, weighing An international network of February, lOtt. 12 February, IMS Board of Directors 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ...... 5 Pentagon said. atmosphere at 6:10 a.m. EST satellite tracking facilities," he 3,000 to 4,000 pounds, fell in the satellite tracking stations kept USED FOLDING Plng- MANCHESTER - Main MANCHESTER - Respon­ Zoning Board o f Appeal# Manchester. Connecticut New FASHION with ape- close watch on the chunk and Andover, Connecticut ...... ’. v : , "Based upon our projections, we above the Atlantic Ocean far from said. “ When it doesn't appear, we Indian Ocean Jan. 23. about 1,000 pong table, s tu rd y , Street. 2 rooms, heated. sible female to share Dated at Manchester, (Connecticut clal Grace Cols Collaetloii Pentagon officials constantly mon­ . Mary.C. RIcNamara, Chairman Trieviiion " ...... ■ U“ ume K has re-entered the land, about 19 degrees south start backtracking from there." miles from the nearest land. The ezeouent for rec room. hot water,. applliappliaiKes. No spacious two bedroom this 2nd day o f February, IMS. itored a stream of data so they apartment. $200 plus half 0064a 0064n !SN''taa.'!s»• ...... 2 “ ‘ •"“ Phere and burned up harm- latitude, 22 degrees west longitude. He said that in tracking Cosmos radioactive fragment, estimated AsUu $88.00. I Telephone pets.ets. Security.Si Parking. could pinpoint the time and place 523-7047. utilities. 644-9812. Pries .... $1J6...... fe tily ," a Pentagon spokesman The spokesman said that since 1402, computers adjusted the pro­ to weigh about 1,000 pounds, •aid. He said it could take up to an the fiery debris apparently entered jections every time it crossed over circled Earth erratically for 15 of its entry, a spokesman said. ; A M MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Feb. 7, 1983 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 7, 1963 NATIONAl WEATHEB SCBVICf FOBECA8T 10 Z AM £8T ? * *S 90.00 But the kids aren’t playing Pac Man *9.7/1 News Briefing _30.00 ' y tm Computer fever hits Manchester schools

Kennedy sounds Dorsey stresses, and tries to teachers. Cheyer just finished an Bush meets • By Raymond T. DeMeo stress to his classes, that the introductory workshop for elemen­ Demo battle cry Herald Reporter computer “ isn’t a smart machine, tary school principals. pope at Vatican LOWttT TCMPtAAIUWA isn’t a magic machine. It’s only as Dorsey says he expected some WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Ed­ OMLlAMt Only about five years ago, there good as the instructions you feed reluctance from parents and ROME (UPI, — Vice President ward Kennedy, sounding like he never was no such thing as computers in i t ” teachers to the introduction of George Bush headed his European dropped out of the 1984 presidential the classroom in the Manchester The seventh-grade introductory computers. “ It’s something that I peace mission toward the Vatican M — IZZ3*2|' race, blasted the Reagan administra­ school system. Computers existed course consists of 15 lessons, eight was concerned about, but it didn’t today to seek Pope John Paul Il’js tion and propoked his own wide ranging to help administrators calculate of which are “ hands on” sessions materialize,” he says. guidance on the "spiritual dimensions" liberal agenda for economic recovery. urn WEATHtR fOtO CAST payrolls, compile attendance re­ with the computers. By the end of Another concern that the compu­ of nuclear disarmament and world Bringing the Democratic National cords, and so on. the eighth grade course, students ter chiefs say is unfounded is that peace. Committee to its feet Saturday with an Toclay they’re used to conjugate learn how to write a program in they’ll breed schools full of compu­ Bush, who arrived in Rome Satur­ electrifying speech full of vintage French verbs, analyze mathemati­ Basic, one of the simplest compu­ ter junkies, who are more con­ day, was having a private audience Kennedy rhetoric, the Massachusetts cal formulas, and design ter languages. cerned with working, up neat new with the pope after a working breakfast Democrat said it is time for his party to hammers. Illing has four small portable programs than completing their with leaders of Italian political parties tell the “ great communicator” in the Small computers, almost con­ computers that students and assignments for other courses. and a private meeting with Foreign Weather White House; “ We do not like what is stantly in use by students, line the % teachers can sign out and take No way, says Dorsey. Computer Minister Emilio Colombo. being communicated. walls of classrooms at Bennet and home with them. It also has an use is a privilege that can and will In the afternoon. Bush was to lunch “ Mr. Reagan says that unemploy­ niing Junior high scools and Apple II, equipped with four times be taken away if abused, he says. with President Sandro Pertini at the ment can be solved if only every Blanchester High. At the elemen­ the memory of the Pets, available Under no conditions, he stresses, Qurinale Palace and meet again with business hires one extra worker,” Today’s forecast \ tary schools, teachers equipped for students with exceptional com­ are students allowed to use the Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani. Kennedy said, sarcastically mocking wiUi notebooks, pencils and porta­ puter ability. Among other things, machines for non-educational pur­ Bush held several individual meet­ / the president’s proposal. “ In 1984, we ble (»mputers teach basic pro­ students have written programs poses. . .no Pac Man, in other ings with leaders of Italian political Winter storm warning in effect for today. Today snow will reply that unemployment can be gramming to gifted students in the analyzing the quadvaUe lovmuia, words. "This is learning. We don’t parties on Sunday. Continuing his heavy at times possibly mixing with freezing rain or solved only if this nation fires one fifth and sixth grades. an algebraic staple, and prepared play any games here,” he says. seven-nation tour of Europe, the vice sleet at times. Snow accumulations of 8 to 12 inches. incumbent president.” Highs around 30. Northeast winds 15 to 25 mph. Everybody in the seventh grade social studies tests on the Apples. president was scheduled to leave Italy Then, Kennedy outlined the program takes a computer literacy course. CHEYER SAYS fondness for Tonight snow ending. Lows 15 to 20. Northerly w in® computers isn’t necessarily in­ for Paris on Tuesday. he wants Democrats to adopt in their By the time a student graduates AT BENNET, Nancy Davis UPI photo 15 to 25 mph. Tuesday variable cloudiness. Highs compatible with good perfor­ 1984 platform — even though he has from high school, it’s conceivable, makes do with less fancy hard­ around 30. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. mance in other academic areas. dropped out of the presidential race. even probable that he or she will ware. but no less ambitous a "There are dedicated students who Shultz visists Mother-daughter romp Aides touted the senator’s speech as have enrolled in at least two program. are heavily into computer," he the third most important of his political computer courses. Many will have She's looking forward to picking r, says. troops in Korea Malaysian sun bears, mother LIndy and daughter Cookie, 4 months, career behind the two given at national written one or more of their own up educational software that will Extended outlook “ I have a couple of them .. .1 call have a playful spat in the sun at the Miami Metro Zoo. The zoo features party meetings. The four-page speech programs. allow her to expand the computer SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) — them the micro-kids. . that I ’m enclosures without bars and simulates the animals' natural habitats. drew applause 36 times from an On Friday, the school system’s program beyond basic program­ Secretary of State George Shultz, BOSTON (U PI) — Extended outlook for New keeping an eye on. I try to stay in enthusiastic committee. cnirriculum department unveiled ming. "Our next step here at reminding President Chun Doo Hwan England Wednesday through Friday; touch with their parents, to see how its master plan for the future of Bennet is to use the computers for that Marines are "tough," flew today to Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; they’re doing on their marks.” WWII soldier’s computer instruction in Manches­ remedial instruction in all the the Demilitarized Zone to visit U.S. Burger asks Fair Wednesday and Thursday. Chance of snow late He recalls a former student of his Federal rent hike ter. The plan calls for expanding major academic areas,” she says. troops at the border with North Korea. Friday. Overnight low temperatures in the teens and at Ellington High who was acing body burled computer instruction in the ele­ Special education pupils can also Shultz. 62, flew to within mortar for new court low 20s. Highs mostly in the 20s. computers, but flunking English. timing auestloned mentary schools and developing benefit from computers, she says. range of North Korea after meetings Vermont; Scattered flurries Wednesday. Fair “ In his sophomore year, I said he NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Arguing HOLYOKE, Mass. (U PI) — World ways to use the computer to teach Emotionally disturbed children with Chun and Prime Minister Kim WASHINGTON (UPI) - A private Thursday. A chance of snow on Friday. Fairly cold had to have a "C " average in the quality of American justice is at War II Staff Sgt. John J. Staseowski not only programming, but read­ who don’t have much patience with Sang-Hyup on the second day of his developer may get a 81.5 million rent with highs in the teens and 20s. Lows zero to 10 above. English to use the computer. In his stake. Chief Justice Warren Burger is came home from the war last weekend ing comprehension, foreign lan­ ordinary instruction are awed by visit to the country where 40,000 U.S. windfall — at taxpayers’ expense — Maine, New Hampshire; Chance of flurries junior year, I said he had to have a asking Congress to create a new — and was buried 39 years after he was because the firm withdrew an option guages, and long division. Herald photo by Torqulnlo what they can do with computers, Marines are stationed. killed in a plane crash in the dense rain Wednesday. Fair Thursday and Friday. Highs 15 to20 "B ” average. And in his senior The secretary of state arrived federal court to decide some of the for extra office space for the U.S. north and in the 20s south. Lows 0 to 10 below north and particularly in graphic designs, forests of New Guinea. IT TAKES time to build a year, he had to have an “ A .” Sunday from Peking to reaffirm Supreme Court's cases. Information Agency days before the she says. Mastering the devices The burial marked the end of long 0 to 10 above south. system-wide computer program "And you know what? He did it.” America's commitment to South Korea Burger said the flow of cases is so agency decided it needed more room in NANCY DAVIS INSTRUCTS SEVENTH GRADERS ON COMPUTERS gives them a sense of control that decades of agonizing uncertainty for from ground zero. But administra­ and assure its leaders that U.S. troops overwhelming that the court is threa­ its new quarters. they don’t often experience: "It's his family about his fate. tors point to quick, balanced will continue to guard the nation tened with a "breakdown of the system The developer, a partnership headed In Manchester schools, learning the basics of computers is a course requirement thrilling and rewartling,” she says. ‘' I wasn't even bom when he died, but progress in the three and a half against an invasion from the Commu­ — or of some of the justices" and by the Donohoe Construction Ck>., then How to get club my mother always spoke of him and years since the program got HOW HAVE teachers and par­ nist north. “ patchwork remedies" cannot solve was able to nearly double its price in had his picture about," said David started. Shultz was flown to a hill just outside the problem. what some General Services Adminis­ Long Island Sound ents reacted to the computer news in Herald Wilder. 33, of Southborough, Staseows- “ We’ve got some fantastic pro­ For students, getting into one of schools, where Illing’s Ray Dorsey TH E IR BASIC tools are what the southern boundary of the Demilit­ "It is the most important single, tration officials are calling an embar­ invasion? ki's nephew. “ I felt as if I knew him. The National Weather Service forecast for U>ng gramming kids,” says John , the two semester courses in basic and Bennet’s Nancy Davis are in Dorsey calls “ bread and butter arized Zone separating the two Koreas. immediate problem facing the judicial rassing government blunder. Favorably, in most cases, ac­ The Herald wants your club news! branch," he declared. I'm a little, sad, but today is a The officials also want to know if Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point; Cheyer, who supervises computer and advanced programming is a charge. computers"; Commodore Pets, cording to Cheyer, who says he's “ It's a good spot to watch the other For the past three years the In order to get your club news in Denying he was "crying wolf," the celebration for him." Donohoe may have obtained advance Small craft advisory changed to gale warning at 5 instruction in the system. “ Each matter of luck. “ The waiting line is which sell for about $700. Illing and trying to wipe out "terminal side." Qhun told Shultz before he flew larger Illlng has taken the first the paper on time, please submit nation's top jurist recommended set­ Staseowski. who was a 30-year-old knowledge o f the added sp^ce needs a.m. Low east of Delaware moving northeast past su(x«s8ive class gets smarter and long,” , says Cheyer. “ When the Bennet have nine of them each, the , te r ro r ” am ong teachers in north from Seoul. steps in merging computers into items no later ihan five days before ting up a temporary panel of judges to Army Air Force sergeant when he died, because one of its negotiators is a Cape Cod late tonlg'ht. Winds northeast becoming smarter and smarter.” courses are filled up, there’s nothig high school has 21. particular. the curriculum. It introduced an the date you’d like to see it in the settle conflicting rulings among the was buried Saturday at the cemetery of retired GSA leasing official. northwest tonight and Tuesday at 25 to 40 knots and Cheyer, who came to Manches­ more you can do.” The Pets have a 32,000-byte “ Some people adapt rather experimental 7th grade course in paper. circuit courts of appeal, and perhaps the Mater Dolorosa parish in South Richard Gaskins, the former leasing gusty. Snow mixed with sleet and freezing rain ter two years ago from Ellington The prerequisite for enrolling in memory, which probably doesn't easily to computers, but others Druze militia basic programming is a “ C ’aver- 1979-80; Bennet followed suit the Please include a name and a disputes over federal statutes. Hadley, where he attended church as a chief, was hired by Donohoe as a tapering off today, then occasional’ flurries tonight. High School, is a former engineer mean much to computer neo­ don’t. They get very upset if they next year, whije Illing tested an telephone number which we can call youth. He received a funeral Mass with consultant nine months after he retired Clearing Tuesday. Visibility 1 to 3 miles, occasionally who, when he talks computers, is age in Algebra I. After that, the phytes. Suffice to say that’s enough feel that the machine is controlling captures town eighth grade course. if there are questions. Indicate the full military honors. from the government on Sept. 14,1979. near zero, improving this afternoon and tonight to 3 to full of earnest enthusiasm. determination of what students get of a brain to perform some pretty them," he says. This year, both schools have date you'd like to see it published. Bv United Press International Staseowski and 21 other U.S. service­ GSA officials, several of whom have 5 miles, occasionally 1 mile. More than 5 miles He and two other teachers — one to enroll is up to .. .you guessed it.. complex functions — the kinds of To eliminate these residual seventh and eighth grade compu­ men were killed 39 years ago when worked closely with Gaskins in the Tuesday. Average wave heights 2 to 4 feet tonight. in math, the other in ElngUsh — .the computer. things, five years ago, that would fears, the system conducts in- Call Focus reporter Barbara Demand for cwmputer time is no ter courses. Illlng will tent a 9th Druze militiamen fighting for control Vietnam War their B-24 Liberator bomber crashed past, failed to exercise the option at $16 Tides 2 feet above normal today may cause minor teach computer courses at the high have required a computer costing service workshops throughout the Richmond at 643-2711 after noon to grade offering this spring. of Israeli-occupied mountains sou­ into a New Guinea mountainside deep a square foot before leasing the rest of flooding of low-lying shores near times of high tide. school all eight periods of the day. less heavy at the two junior high five times as much. year in computer instruction for set up photo appointments. theast of Beirut captured a key town in coverage blasted in the jungles. the Donohoe-built building last Oct. 1. heavy fighting with rightist Christian forces, Druze spokesmen said today. LOS ANGELES (U PI) — A reporter Hitman: Plotted Spokesmen for the rightist Christians who won a Pulitzer Prize for his GATHERINFS UHIFORM SHOP did not confirm the Druze claim but coverage of the Vietnam War says to kill mob boss Cranston: Arms ^ F ir e C a lls conceded their forces suffered a American journalists were not critical setback in Aley, a disputed town 10 enough of early U.S. involvement and PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U PI) — Con­ control top goal Lottery miles southeast of the Lebanese capital failed to report the history of the area. fessed mob triggerman Nicholas A. Manchester on the strategic Beirut-Damaseus Journalist David Halberstam, who Palmigiano plotted to kill reputed New WASHINGTON (U PI) — Sen. Alan 2 0 % O F F won the prize for his coverage in The England crime boss Raymond L.S. Cranston, the first announced candi­ highway. HARTFORD (UPI) — The 34eo. The rightist Christian militias ac­ New York Times, made his comments Patriarca, but changed his mind date for the 1984 Democratic presiden­ Connecticut dolly lottery CONCORD, N.H. lUPI) — Friday, 8:05 p.m. — cused Israeli troops occupying the Sunday during the opening of a because of his friendship with two ' tial nomination, says if he is elected, number Saturday was 104. The New Hampshire dolly Public service, 48 Brook­ mountains of “ bias" in favor of Druze weeklong conference that has drawn federal judges, he told WJAR-TV. arms control would be one of the main MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) lottery number Saturday was field St. (Town) Everything In Store — The Vermont dally lottery 9934. Moslems in Aley. Israeli troops have together the largest group of Vietnam Palmigiano said he also planned to priorities of his administration. number Saturday was 343. BOSTON (UPI) — The Friday, 8:36 p.m. — occupied the area since shortly after War experts ever publically kill one of Patriarca's top alleged “ The first thing I would do is to seek a LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) weeky Meoabucks nurnbers Alarm, 451 Hartford drawn Saturday were; 3-4-6- (Excwpt ilM M alraady markMI down) assembled. associates, Rudolf Sciarra, because he freeze on the deployment and produc­ — The Maine dally lottery Road. (Town) the June 6 invasion of Lebanon. number Saturday was 62S. 20-2324. — "They (the Israelis) did not defend About 300 Vietnamese refugees believed the two men were plotting to tion of nuclear weapons systems,” PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) BOSTON (UPI) — The Saturday, 5:45 a.m. — Days February 7 - February 19 the Christian population, and pre­ peacefully picketed Sunday's opening kill him. he said in an interview Cranston said Sunday on NBC’s “ Meet — The Rhode Island dolly Massochusetts lottery Box alarm. (Town) number Saturday wos 3401. vented our forces from checking sessions on the campus of the Univer­ broadcast Saturday. the Press.” lottery number Saturday was Saturday, 10; 43 a.m. — socialist Druze attacks, " a rightist sity of Southern California. The protes- Palmigiano said he believed he was The assistant Senate Democratic Medical call, 72 Edmund TrI-CIty Plazas Vernon 875-1022 militia official said in remarks pub­ terss carried signs calling for support their target because of a joke he told to leader, of California, said after a freeze St. (Town) lished in today's edition of the An of human rights in Vietnam. a fellow inmate at the state prison in is agreed on, he would proceed with Saturday, 10:43 p.m. — 942 Main 8t., Hartford 247-4047 Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, former negotiations to reduce the nuclear Nahar newspaper. The Druze, in a Cranston, in which he said would Light ballast problem, 806 Orlatol Plaza, Bristol statement published today by Beirut vice president of South Vietnam, kidnap Patriarca's son. stockpiles. Main St. (Town) 582-1072 newspapers, said their forces captured accepted an invitation late last week to When the “ joke" became known The nuclear arms race between the Almanac Saturday, 1:29 p.m. — Aley after driving “ the last of the participate in a Wednesday panel outside the prison, Patriarca allegedly two superpowers, he said, represents a Car fire, 30 Oak Grove. rightist militiamen out of the town discussing the war and the made it known he wanted him killed, "terrible nightmare hanging over the (Town) Sunday." Vietnamese. the former hit man said. head of our children.” Saturday, 5:52 p.m. — Automobile accident. 239 A HARTFORD RD. Today is Monday, Feb. 7, the 38th day of 1983 with Spencer St. (Town) 327 to follow. Saturday, 6; 17 p.m. — The moon is moving toward its new phase. Waterflow alarm, 369 Pro­ The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and gress Dr. (Town) 9 DAIRY QUEEK Saturn. Saturday, 6:38 p.m. — Peopletalk The evening stars are Venus and Mars. Dumpster fire, 485 East Those born on this date are under the sign on Middle Turnpike. (Town) Aquarius. Saturday, 8:14 p.m. — 80 Valentine's Day Cakes Black action English statesman and writer Thomas More was Grass fire, 77 Slater St. born Feb. 7, 1478. American novelist Sinclair Lewis (District). Spocial 6” Round Valentino Cake Fred Williamson says if men from Mars also was bora on this date, in 1885. Saturday, 8:16 p.m. — Heart Cakes watched American movies, they would think On this date in history: Brush fire, 782 Slater St. Special ^ 3 , 9 9 black people could do nothing but sing and danc%. In 1940, British railroads were nationalized. (Town) Williamson, a pro football player and architect In 1948, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower resigned as Saturday, 8:38 p.m. — Make tma Valemina't a apodal day with a luacloua taata you'll VUE OOVBl CAREFUL Army Chief of Staff and was succeded by Gen. Omar turned actor, produces, directs and stars in action Trash barrel fire. Center remambor. A Dairy Quaon* Froian Bradley. films. His latest is “ One Down Two To Go.” Springs Park. (Town) Valantina'a Day Caka la rich with a || J $795 "The problem of being a black man is amplified In 1956, Autherine Luoy, the first black admitted to Sunday, 4:17 a.m. — good thinga Ilka thick dark ludga Q K O U n Q in Hollywood because they don’t feel they need the University of Alabama, was expelled on grounds Police assist, 1135 Tolland and Cflap choodalo dninch with HOMEOWNBtSFOR blacks. They can make money without blacks or she accused school officials of cons p i r i n g in riots Turnpike. craamy chocolata and vanilla Dairy W W A |C that ac(x]mpanied her court-ordered enrollment. Quaan' aott aarva layara. Bring W I l l O w any other minority,” he told UPI. Sunday, 4:40 a.m. — home a Dairy Quaan* Irozon coke 1177 | | / U | | | | ( B WM He wants blacks cast in roles with “ strong In 1973, the U.S. Senate voted to set up a Medical call, 38 Camp lor your Valentina. * * IW U 8 I4 I images." seven-member committee to investigate the Water­ Meeting Road. (Town) L E S S OVERHEAD l “ Singing and dancing and making people laugh gate break-in of Democratic National Headquarters. Sunday, 7:20 a.m. — is less intimidating than what this guy Williamson Medical call, 11 South If ytxt’d like to cover your biggest agent m ^ have lots of other you money, rather than saving it. A thought for the day: Philosopher Alfred North does,” he said. Alton St. (Town) investment for less, take a tip suggestions to help you get the In the long run, your home is Whitehead said, “ Civilization advances by extending He began producing his own films because in Sunday, 12:02 p.m. q iv e n *a w a y w e e k l y to m the Pink Panther. best value for your insurance your safest shelter against other people’s movies, if he gets to fight, "they the number of important operations which we can Smoke alarm, 70B Pascal Talk to your independent dollar. Like t h ^ ; inflation. Give it all the protection want me to lose. I don't ever lose the fight in my perform without thinking about them.” Lane. (Town) Reappraise the cost of you can and talk to ytxir movies.” Sunday, 1:26 p.m. — agent rebuilding your home to m time to indepiendent FRED WILLIAMSON JOSEPH PAPP Dumpster fire, 303 Broad EVERY DAY SPECIALS After 5l, H’s the careless agent. BROOKE SHIELDS people we don't insure that make time. And make sure it’s insured . . no song, dance man . . eyebrow chsimpion? . pleaae don't sing St. (Town) Best dressed faces Sunday, 4:51 p.m. — Includes!! su(± a good deal for for its full replacement value. SAVE W ITH iianrhrstrr MrraUi Waterflow alarm, 1566 Keep your inventory of music radio shows. th e S e ^ d o . Women ranging from octogenarian Diana lined up Richard Dreyfuss to be the first celebrity Tolland Turnpike. O f course, lower rates alone pers(xial belongings up-to-date. Vreeland to teenage Brooke Shields were chosen In the makeup room, before appearing on Richard M. Diamond, Publisher < Sunday, 5:20 p.m. — he will interview when he brings his show south of aren’t the answer. You also need Switfdi to a hi^ e r deductible. as “ Today’s 10 Best-Dressed Faces” by Glenn WCBS-TV, New York’s “ Daybreak” show, Papp Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager <3iimney (ire, 164 Avery the border Into half-hour strip syndication for Low deductibles c«ild be costing Roberts, Elizabeth Arden's makeup and beauty told about public reaction when he sings on the St. (Town) solid protection. Your iJ k f i A Insuranc* (or your cor. Jtotno. tit* or>4 buBtnou U.S. television. ads in his scratchy tenor; " I get letters from authority. Dreyfuss was arrested on drug possession USPS 327-SOO VOL. Cll, No. 108 Sunday, 11:05 p.m. — “ These are not necessarily the 10 most people saying, ‘Mr. Papp, while I respcKct what Medical caU, 67 Wetherell charges last year and signed up for a drug you’re trying to do, please don’t sing on the radio,’ beautiful,” he said, “ but the 10 who know how to ' diversion program rather than stand trial. PubllsZwd dsHy axoapt Sunday Suggaatad oamar ralaa are St. (Town) I even got a letter of protest from Irving Berlin’s jnd carlain hblldayt by Iht. S1.20 waakty, 38.12 (or Oha ...... 2 i l make the absolute most of what nature has given Other guests who will get the in-depth interv lew Monday, 6:33 a.m. — rM them to start with.” management becausel sangoneofhissongs, ‘Me Mancbaatar PubUiblng (jo., IS nonth, $18.38 (or thraa montiia, Brush fire, 550 Bush Hill treatment include Olivia Newton-John, Jane and My Gal,’ on a commercial.” Bralnard Plaoa, Manohaatar, $30.70 lor alx montha and $61.40 His list, in no order of rank, includes Barbra Fonda, Sylvester Stallone, Peter Allen, Neil Conn. 08040. Saoond data fm ona yaar. Mall rataa ara' Road. (Town) HARTFORD RD. OPEN 7 Days A Week 391 Broad S t Streisand,, who is “ electrifyingly attractive Simon, Michael Caine, Sean Connery, Blake potlaga paid at Manohaatar, avallabla on raquaat. without being bom beautiful,” Diana Vreeland, EMwards, Richard Benjamin, Roy Scheider, Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- draaa ohtngaa to tha Manohaatar To njaca a daatMlad or ditplay SPEED QUEEN COM LAUNDRY 7 t o 1 1 “ the epitome of style and personality,” Sophia Candice Bergen and Jon Volght. Glimpses Loren, Diana Ross, Princess Diana, Nancy Harald, P.O. Box 891, adrariaamant, or to raport-a Tolland County (Haul lo Duby Quaun) The show, “ Linehan and Company,” is Manohaatar, Conn. 08040. nowt Ham, tiory or pMuro Mao, Reagan, Barbara Walters, Raquel Welch, Zandra Martin Scorsese will receive an honorary Manchester scheduled to go on the air in early 1968. coll 8432711. Offloa hours ara Rhodes and Brooke Shields, “ bora beautiful but fellowship from Tel Aviv University’s Faculty of To aubtorlba, or to raport a 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday 32 FiRdy sbs Wadiers 7 5 * load Visual and Performing Arts at a ceremony Feb. Saturday, 7:09 a.m. — also bora bright” ... who has done “ more for dallvary proMam, oaN S47-S94S. through Friday. Ambulance call, Babcock 12, td be followed by a screening of Scorsese’s omca houra ara 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 eyebrows than anyone else has In years.” Hill Road, Coventry. Quote of the day “ The King of Comedy,” starring Jerry ewis ... p.m. Monday throush Frtday and Tns Manohaatar HaroM'ls a 4 Super dad Wadwri 1.B 0 lo a d (South Coventry) Benita Valente is preparing for her series of 7 to to a.m. Saturday. Oalivary subacribar to Unltad Proaa Mar- ahould ba mada by 8 p.m. Mon­ notional nawa tsrvlosS and la a Saturday, 6:25 p.m. — Joseph Papp, who heads the New York three lieder concerts at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln 646-7096 Lfnehan's lineup Shakespeare Festival’s Public Theater, has been day through Friday arid by 7:30 mombsr ol tha AudH Buraau o> Ambulance call. Juniper Center starting Feb. 17 in ajoint recital with a.m. Saturday. CIroulallona. doing commeridals on two New York Classical Drive, Coventry. (South 17 fill Dnfen*lS irisHtM 25 Canadian talk show host Brian Unehan has pianist Richard Goode ... Coventry) MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 7, 196S- 5

I - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Feb. 7, 1983 Truckers leader sees O'Neill no longer a 'substitute governor' whatever he does do would be done in Connecticut. he said. District, but I never really had the strong desire, Bv Mark A. Dupuis which means you don’t haVe the strong push to do United Press li\ternatlonal “ I really, truly enjoy being here in Connecticut. I “ I really never did; I toyed with the idea in 1970 in have no desire for the Washington scene whalsoever,’' eastern Connecticut, running for Congress in the 2nd that.” ■ progress by mid-week HARTFORD — A year after he decided to seek a full term. Gov. William O’Neill says he no longer considers himself a “ substitute governor” and will statement by President Reagan strike out to make his mark on the Legislature and his Northeast because of the strike Bv William C. Trott implying that striking truckers party. and more shortages may occur this United Press International were murderers. O’Neill, a S2-year-old tavern owner from East “ That statement alone is proba-, Hampton, said there was a “ total difference” in his “ Prices will be substantially The leader of the Independent bly going to prolong the strike,” attitude since winning a full term after succeeding the higher next week if the trucks don’t CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN Truckers Association strike says said Hickman. “ We’ve got a late Ella Grasso when cancer forced her to resign. get in,” said David Smith, co­ his talks with the Reagan adminis­ justice system in this country that “ I don’t know how to describe it other than that owner of Fairway Fruits and tration may iead to a breakthrough says you’re innocent until proven other than I feei now I am the governor and prior to " SPECIALS ' DELI SPECIALS in the weekiong strike but he urged Vegetables in New York City. that I was the substitute governor, filling in for the MEAT DEPT. The 100,000 independent drivers, guilty.” drivers to stay off the road. governor elected by the people,” O’Neill said. BOAR'S HEAD VIRQINIA who own their tractors and haul, The FBI was called in to ITA President Michael Park- O’Neill said his new attitude will be reflected in his • 3 . 6 9 trailers for a fee, deliver 90 percent investigate a weekend attack in BAKED HAM ..... hurst said Sunday reports of dealings with the Legislature, which will receive his which a sniper opened fire on a USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN 8WITZCRLAND _ aimost 550 shootings and 1,600 of the nation’s fresh food. proposed state budget this week, and in his role as Reports of shootings, rock- convoy on the Ohio Turnpike, • 3 . 4 9 other acts of violence against titular head of the Democratic Party in Connecticut. SWISS CHEESE...... throwings and other vandalism wounding the lead driver. With 107 BONELESS SM.0W non-striking truckers were divert­ HE SAID HE PLANNED to be “very actively” tapered slightly in many states shootings and 669 acts of vandal­ • 2 . 1 9 ing attention from their financial involved with his party when state Democrats join BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST during the weekend. ITA officials ism, Ohio has beOn the most violent problems. their counterparts across the nation next year to “SPOON MMST’ say they do not condone the state during the strike. M UCKE’S ______Speaking to 300 truckers in Des choose a presidential nominee. • 2 . 2 9 violence and Parkhurst said it is COOKED SALAMI Moines, Iowa, as part of a Midwest All but Washington, D.C. and six As for the Legislature,- O’Neill said he hoped he “ only a very minor thing as far as ' 8AR tour to increase support for the states — Kansas, New Mexico, would be met with more respect from lawmakers, the picture goes” that is diverting BEEF LOIN • 2 . 9 9 strike, Parkhurst said he has been South Dakota, Vermont, Hawaii although he said he has no plans to try to get involved PROVOLONE CHEESE...... attention from their cause. meeting with congressmen and and Alaska — reported ambushes in “ each and every issue” before lawmakers. Ohio ITA President Marvin BONELESS $ 3 5 9 federai transportation officials in on the highways. “ I would hope that there’s more respect, that any of • 2 . 4 9 Hickman of Cincinnati criticized a naturaT c a s in g h u n k s Washington on “ meaningful solu­ the leaders or the legislators themselves don’t say tions” to the shutdown well the only reason he’s there is because God took our SIRLOIN STEAK "Something will be announced former leader and he finds himself in that position,” JARLSBERG...... UPI photos by Wednesday or Thursday." he We'll feel pinch soon he said. OUR OWN said. "It won’t mean, however, “ The only reason I’m here now is because the people MACARDNI SALAD FUGITIVE NAZI KLAUS BARBIE. "BUTCHER OF LYON" that the shutdown is over. I'm not put me here,” O’Nplll said in an interview with UPI at 1ST THRU 4TH RIB SWEET LIFE MAPLE OR REO. r accepting anything as meaningful Independent truckers predict expects prices of meat and poultry left, when he was SS comander; right, in custody to continue rising if Congress does the state’s Executive Residence in Hartford. BACON . e.poit. until I see it on paper. But if you consumers and wholesalers will As did winning election in his own right, O’Neill said BEEF want me to accomplish it for you, start to seriously feel the pinch of no.t stop the 5-cents-a-gallon fuel tax hike and other road use taxes a 1981 heart attack and subsequent open-heart you should stay shut down. the 7-day-old strike with meat and surgery changed his attitude and outlook on life. . * 2 ” “ If not, it will have all been for poultry prices rising in Massachu­ passed in December. MB ROAST Meat and poultry prices were up “ I think we take everything for granted until we naught — 2 billion pounds of freight setts and supplies of lettuce, face a physical crisis of our own and I think you i GARDEIS FRESH Life sentence possible shut do2 ay for six days. Twenty tomatoes and carrots diminishing. 8 cents a pound and salad supplies were decreasing. appreciate things a litte bit more after,” he said. STH THRU 7TH RIB million a day in lost wages. Isn't In Maine, state troopers, the “ Things mean a little bit more to you, I really believe PRODUCE SPECIALS that disgusting? But that's what Warden Service and Marine Patrol that, each day is a little more valuable than you looked it’s cost.” helped guard the highways for a Butler said the truckers were at things before.” BEEF Parkhurst called the strike last fourth day today in a crackdown on ready for their convoy to Boston’s 4 1 7 9 Government Center Tuesday Now, O’Neill said his daily regimen begins at 7 a.m. JUMBO NAVa OIMIKES * for Nazi war criminal Monday to pressure Congress to trucker violence, but no incidents when he gets up, reads the newspaper and listens to morning, initially forming in West- MB ROAST repeal a bill that increases fuel were reported in the state or the the radio or watches television before heading for his taxes and road-use fees and is rest of the region. borough. Petitions will be distrib­ 15,000 people while he was head of Capitol office around 9 a.m...... 1-lb bag f2 c w 0 ^ LYON, France (UPI) - Nazi after his recent arrest for defraud­ expected to cost truckers about Since the strike began, there uted demanding relief from the ROSEBUD IMRROTS...... the German secret police in Lyon AFTER A DAY OF MEETINGS, appointments or war criminal Klaus Barbie faced a ing the state mining company. In $5,200 annually. The ITA estimates have been 13 violent incidents in gasoline tax hike and increased from 1942 to 1944. other business, be said he tries to get home by 6 p.m., possible life sentence for "crimes France, he faced a maximum as many as 70,000 drivers are Massachusetts, five in Maine, road user fees, he said. "I'm satisfied that one of the although political, social or Other events often keep against humanity" in a country sentence of life imprisonment participating but many admit only three in Connecticut, two in Rhode PATTI JEAR QQO ...... known war criminals will be him out later. LETTUCE...... where he sent thousands to their since the country abolished the the violence is keeping them off the Island and one in New Hampshire. Wholesalers worried about dwin­ brought before the tribunal in O’Neill admitted he doesn’t always like what he death during World War II as head death penalty in 1981. New England Independent dling supplies of commodities, France and justice will be done," highways. reads on newspaper editorial pages, describing the COMRSHRENS ...... ,b. v% F of the German secret police in " I d like him to be shot or Supplies of vegetables and fruit Truckers Association spokesman particularly lettuce, tomatoes andi Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak treatment that he has received from editorial writers MUSHROOMS...... Lyon. hanged. But 1 know that’s not already are not as plentiful in the Richard Butler said Sunday he carrots. Barbie. 69. was held in Lyon s possible in France. " said Laure Shamir commented on the as “ generally negative.” V ' ______v _ — —— Montluc fortress today after being Moulin, the first wife of France's extradition. Opwi pm *42-^74 “ I have to understand that the person that’s writing flown Saturday to France from leading resistance organizer, Jean Bolivia’s supreme court had 1M Weadtand M the editorial has their own ax to grind whatever it may Bolivia where the "Butcher of Moulin. Barbie has been accused refused an original extradition be. And you have to put that in perspective,” he said. ■■■BBam iBHiilSllllglSglM g Lyon" had lived for 30 years under of beating Moulin to death. request 11 years ago, citing his First woman “ That doesn’t make him wrong, but it also doesn’t the name of "Klaus Allmann." " I hoped he’s condemned to life citizenship and the lack of an make him right. It makes it their opinion,” O’Neill imprisonment and perhaps some­ extradition treaty with France or o d ia n d said. Justice Minister Robert Badin- one will come and kill him," she West Germany. And while he may take a beating some days on — TUESDAY ONLY — ter personally ordered that Barbie W.E1 GARDENS said. In Detroit, a Wayne State joins Cabinet editorial pages, O’Neill said he thought be was doing a USDA CHOICE be held in the fortress where He was charged with "crimes University faculty member said good job and thought most of the state’s residents thousands of people were interned against humanity " in a two-hour Barbie was paid $1,700 a month to would agree. .’3,69 WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan, his during the war and where many meeting with investigating magis­ serve as a U.S. spy after the end of “ I rate myself as doing a good job, I think most of WHOLE TENDERLOINS (7-9 ib. avg.) 72nd birthday celebration behind him, today marks died at the hands of Gestapo trate Christian Riss, who reopened World War II. the people in the state feel that the governor is a pretty the entry of the first woman in his cabinet, Elizabeth ir LECTURE ir torturers. the case and issued an interna­ "He was a leader of German solid guy, they can rely on him to do his best, which tional arrest warrant three months intelligence and had many of his Dole. Evary Tuasday • 7:30 P.M. will more than adequately run the state of Barbies trial could be the Mrs. Dole begin her new job as secretary of informants still out in the field F«b. 8th - UMidacapIng lor ptooouro, bootily a Connecticut. j x * 2 . 9 9 l biggest re-examination of Nazi ago. transportation in the midst of a nationwide truckers’ OUR OWN RAKED HAM...... Barbie was judged by military wheh the U.S. took over after prollL Fab. 15th - FruH trooa and borrioo. “ I don’t think I go off on tangents, to the left or to the war crimes since Adolf Eichmann, strike marked by violence. who organized the deportation and tribunals after the war to have Germany had occupied France for FRgg COPFBK right and I think that’s very important. I think people Hlahlend Park Market Now Carries Carla’s Fresh PaalalL four years," said Erhard Da- It was her predecessor. Drew Lewis, who led like to feel as though there’s somebody in control and gassing of European Jews in death been responsible for some 4,000 administration efforts for the gasoline tax hike that killings, the deportation of 7,500 bringhaus, an associate professor somebody of a steady nature,” he said. camps, was tried and hanged in spawned the strike by independent truckers who French resistance fighters and of German. O’Neill, who has been criticized by some as not ISo Substitute Israel in 1962. claim it will ruin them. Mrs. Dole, wife of Sen. Robert Jews and the arrest of more than accessible enough to the news media, said he wasn’t We Give Old Fashioned Bolivia expelled Barbie Friday Dole, R-Kan., will be sworn in at the White House by out to grab headlines. For Quality Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to “ I ’M NOT FLAM BOYANT, that’s not my style, Butcher Service ... serve on the Supreme Court, also a Reagan appointee. never has been, but I ’m not sure people want that Mrs. Dole is to be joined in the Cabinet soon by anymore if they ever did.” he said. “ You can always former Rep. Margaret Heckler of Massachusetts, Stockman, Donovan defend seek a headline, 1 never have, but we’ve gotten the named to succeed Richard Schweiker as secretary of STORE HOURS: headlines anyway, not necessarily always to our health and human services. Fern or 317 Highland S t making or our liking. . „ , j Mon. & Tues. til 6:00 The president’s calendar for the week includes no Geraniums O’Neill said he spends most of his time in Hartford Reagan's budget proposal travel, for the first time in a month. His next pota and misses his home in East Hampton and his tavern Wed., Thurs., S Fri. 'til 9;00 M M K H ES TER scheduled out-of-town trip is to California at the end of Rag. 1.19 3/2.30 business, which he hasn’t worked at in several years. the month to meet Queen Elizabeth. “ I miss meeting the people.” he said. “ Whenever I Sal & Sunday Aides also say Reagan does not plan to announce his WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ ovan, in an interview in U.S. News administration has already at­ get a chance I do stop in and see old familar faces and til 6:00 COHN. dent Reagan's top officials are and World Report, said the budget tacked unemployment by doing all re-election plans until at least Labor Day and age is Time to think o1 — friends, and believe me you get a pretty good idea of niCHLMD FASK promoting his fiscal 1984 bqdget as, will pul. nearly 1 million unem­ the difficult things that Ronald not a factor in the decision. what people are thinking because you get a cross Reagan said he would do: work to If Reagan seeks and wins a second term, he would Sowing flowor & Vagatabla Saada one that will bring economic ployed Americans back to work Burpaa, Harta section, you get all walks of life. recovery by curbing federal defic­ and provide another 500,000 stop the hemorrhaging in the . be inaugurated two weeks before his 74th birthday. He O’Neill compared the tavern, which sits across its and will put 1 million unem­ summer jobs for youths. budget, lower interest rates, re­ would leave office just before turning 78. •Applawood aWoodgard from the lake where his home is located, to the inns of ployed Americans back to work. "Americans would rather have duce unnecessary regulation and Reagan and his wife, Nancy, returned from the Faading Your Lawn colonial days. “ They are historic inns perhaps today Budget director David Stock- jobs than cash assistance, and it’s so on," Donovan said. Camp David, Md., presidential retreat earlier than but they were neighborhood taverns back in 1775-6, Stockman, asked about the na­ scheduled broause of a snowstorm Sunday. Light Scotta • Qraanviaw man said Sunday that the spending essential that we help the unem­ •Caldwall & Jonaa . whenever,” he said. plans for 1984 and future years will ployed regain their jobs,’" he said. tion's 11.4 million unemployed, snow was falling when they stepped down from a O’Neill said he has not yet thought about whether to He said a job voucher program said. "The best thing we can do is helicopter on the South Lawn at mid-moming. •Old Fox • Mlloraranita < ______— 4 S O r P n n 7 F \ ^ HAIRY ^ put a lid on the deficits seek a second term in 1986, but whether or not. " GROCERY SPECIALS Appearing on CBS' "Face the included in Reagan’s budget prop­ achieve a modest recovery” by Reagan, wearing brown slacks, boots and a Oat tha Right Toola Nation,” the director of the Office osal would create as many as following Reagan’s prescription. shearling jacket, was asked by reporters what he got ______•Tru tampar • Amaa LACHOY — 4 VAmETIES of Management and Budget said 800,000 jobs; a plan to pay Stockman denied the red ink for his birthday. “ Scads of things,” he replied. EGG ROLLS...... SW os. there is "a lot of underlying subminimum wages to teenagers swirling through Washington is a evidence' ’ the economy has turned will give up to .500,000 youths work result of the failure of Reagan’s Probe continues CUT WAX, WHOLE CARROTS , . » 3 l ^ 1 . LACHOY around. But he warned. "W e are this summer, and a $240 million “ supply-side” economic policies. WON TON SOUP ...... is«z. program to retrain displaced The immediate problem. Stock- threatened by huge out-year defic­ . . . 3 i ^ 1 . its that will abort the recovery, " workers will put another 100,000 man said, was created by "m ajor CR STYLE A WK CORN LACHOY — WITH MEAT He defended Reagan's plans to people back to work. unanticipated developments” — a in kennel blaze FRIED RICE...... so*. continue a massive military buil­ Donovan said although Reagan recession longer and deeper than G lU re JUICE « „ * 1 . 9 9 dup, and spoke out against repeal­ has proposed a $1.9 billion exten­ predicted", sharply lower inflation, LACHOY ing the third-year tax cut due this sion of unemployed insurance which cut government revenues; ...... 0 1 .9 0 ^ CHICKEN CHOW M EIN ...... 120*. summer, stressing they can not benefits, his chief aim is to put high interest rates that jacked up PLAINFIELD (UPI) — The state fire marshal was PFEIFFER DRESSINGS "be held responsible” for the $189 Americans back to work and that the cost of bankrolling the nation expected to join an investigation today into a weekend ALL VAMKTIia ___ CELESTE (3 VARIETIES) billion deficit projected in the only can be done through economic debt and failure of Congress to cut fire that killed at least 71 breeding dogs and puppies at MAKE IT EASY RICE . « 2 l ^ 1 . a private kennel near the Plainfield Greyhound Park. MEAT P IZ Z A ...... 90*. spending plan. growth. domestic spending as much as Labor ^cretary Raymond Don- "In a very important way, the Reagan wanted. The fire began shortly after S p.m. Saturday at a BREADCRUMBS ...... „ . . 9 9 « BIRDS EYE FARM FRESH kennel owned by greyhound trainer Graydon Robtoy KAL KAN - ALL VARIITICS . . MUTURESovarMi-)...... 160*. ’ and raged for about two hours before being brought s w « ^ 4 S * 1 . CAT FOOD KRAFT $ 1 B S C | Nixon back under control. AMERICAN SINGLES...... 120*. I x U V Fire officials said the dogs were housed in an old DISHWASHING DET...... « „ 9 9 « as historian 60-by-l30 foot chicken coop that had been converted to BREAKSTONE a kennel. NEW YORK (UPI) - Do us both a favor and please check to see if your name and address are listed TRASH BAGS...... ,...,•2 .9 9 COTTAGE CHEESE....^...... iso*. While fire officials put the death toll at 71, Michael Richard Nixon is coming the way you want them in the WHITE PAGES of the Book of Names—your AUNT MIMMA SORRENTO back as a ■ television Chartier, a spokesman for the greyhound track said PANCAKE MIX ...... 9 9 * "historian.” telephone directory. We're getting ready to print the new phone book. as many as 88 dogs may have died. MOZZARELLA...... Fire Marshal Joseph F. Bergeron said most of the AUNT MMIMA In its issue appearing on . . • 1 . 4 9 SORRENTO newsstands today. New dogs in the kennel were owned by Robtoy who also ?YRUP...... York Magazine reported Now is the time to tell us if any changes are necessary.* If a separate listing for trained dogs for other kennel owners. SHREDDED MDZZARELLA “ It’s a tremendous loss,” said Bergeron who the former president will your spouse, children or relatives is desired, order all your additional listings anchor an educatiohal estimated the value of a young dog to range between series on international now. (Additional charge will apply.) Unless you let us know otherwise, we'll as­ 81 900 and $2,000. , Bergeron said the .cause of the fire is being events and statesmen — sume the present listing is the way you want it. You won’t have another chance similar to his recent book investigated and be will ask the state fire marshal’s office today to assist in the Investigation. ■1BSI1S1SS1B11 lllllllllllll V "Leaders." to change it until next year. John Neikind, a spokesman for Plainfield Grey­ ItrllA roMpon A 7..10 purrhn««|i Production is scheduled Sh-HA rolifirtii 4C'. *..m H'ilA f'miffmi A' r. purrAm^j The deadline for white page Hating changes In the Manchester Book of Names Is hound Park, said Sunday the greyhounds killed in the I irllli coupon A 7..VP |iiirrfcnx^! to begin this week, the _ UniH 1 coupon per cuMeowr ! UmH 1 Coupon pnr euWonwr I LlmH 1 Coupon por cuttomor fire were retiried studs and puppies. He said Kobtoy’s I v m d 1 CIMWI py omMoww ■ j magazine reported. Febhjsry 14. Please call any necessary changes to us before the closing date at "We're experimenting racer dogs were housed at the race track located I SORPAC I about miles from the kennel. with the idea of getting the appropriate Service Center listed below 2 KELL00R8 PILLSBURY I "It's a tragedy. The man lost a great deal of his life I BATHROOM 1 I BREYER'S ! part of the biographies of RESIDENCE CUSTOMERS: BUSINESS CUSTOMERS: FROSTED FLAKES FLOUR I world leaders on tape, and llveUhood,” he said. „ ^ . I TISSUE I I ICECREAM Neikind said the fire did not affect business at the 200Z. SLB. i instead of the printed If your number begins with: q ^|. 871 I 4PK I page, and who better to do Call: park Sunday. He said Robtoy also trained dogs for kennel-owner . this than Richard Nixon, 643 646 649 872 241-1100 Barnet Yanofsky of Chesnut Hill, Mass. !l the man in the center of 644 647 871 876 646 876 626-9000 6 0 * O F F Yanolsky has been summoned to answer questions I VALID FBB. I Ttrnu rcn. i* || events,” said, Jonathan VAUD PU. • THRU PIN. IS ANOTHER FIRST AT T H lU t e X 647 before the state Division of Special Revenue, which Is I VAUD FIB. a THRU FRB. IS | VALID FRB. I THRU FIB. IS Aitken, head of a London Heart-shaped "love tubs " Installed not In the bath but In the room ltaolf...at The Essex Motor Jnn ki investigating charges of violations of state greyhound group backing the l l HIOHLAND MRK MKT. || I HIOHLAND PARK MKT. | Manchester, CT Is another first (or the Connecticut todglna Industry. The 44-room motor Inn has 12 640 regulations at the track. L a IS a a wI b £■ ■ !* J t t T h J venture, honeymoon suites and 32 comfortable bualneMperaona rooms - all with touch-tone direct dial ‘There will be a charge for any change and/or additional listing/s. The investigation centers on allegations that dogs Islepnones. shower caps, hair dryers, make-up, mirrors, glycarin Eurobath body shampoo, were run under concealed ownership between 1979 radios and coffee service. Also, Escape Theme Reems are available such as The flanalaaenne Room, Ts adverilsbig expensive.' and 1962. Investigators believe' about 220 dogs and Scarlet s Retreet. The Veil Room. Bamboo Room ^nd Imperial Room which Include such ISM.OOO in prise money and commissions were You'll be surprised how as sleambalhs, round vlbrallng watsrbeds. In - r o ^ prhmte movies, satin sheets and Mombaaaa VeMs. Southern New England Telephone llllltllllU lllllll economical' it is to adver­ involved. i i i i i For reeervadem^iyi^ydsyg^^^ tise in Classified! 6 - MANCHESTER'HERALD. Mon., Feb. 7, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 7, 1983 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, f^ubllahar Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Turnpike crash alters focus MERRILL LYNCH of group seeking toll repeal

Jack ' STRATFORD (U P I) - A state­ Hartford to get rid of the toll people issues. What we have here wide group demanding all tolls be gates,” Glad said. is a people issue,” he said. INVITES Anderson abolished in the state says a fiery Opponents of tolls say the The organizers said the ''-'mon- Main Pub case raises age-old question drash that killed seven on the stations on the Connecticut Turn­ stration is a mandate to legi. ;ators Washington Connecticut Turnpike has turned pike, Merrit and Wilbury Cross and O'Neill that the tolls m:: “ be I' Its concern from pollution ' to Parkways and three Hartford- closed immediately. Oo-Round To what extent do the town that location and its operators the zoning enforcement officer highway safety. area bridges cause serious safety “ We are cailing on our goverh- hazards and unneccessary air ment to come up with alternative zoning authorities have the cannot be required to meet the required parking as a condition About 1,500 people turned out for a noisy rally Sunday staged by the pollution problems. means for the state to colleect YOU TO AHEND right and the obligation to standards of a later time. of granting the permit. The Banish the Tolls organization near The demonstration began at money — a way which does not require existing uses — busi­ Manchester The view of the zoning offi­ operator appealed to the Zoning the site of the accident last month 12:30 p.m. outside the Stratford take human lives, creates acci­ nesses. residences, industries cials seems to be that when a Board of Appeals, which did not at the Stratford Tolls to press their Town Hall Green where BAN dents, pollutes the air we breath, — to come into conformity with Spotlight business alters itself in some overrule the zoning enforce­ cause. organizers set up a dummy toll cause excessive noise levels, the latest regulations when they way or alters the structure in ment officer. Wos he The protesters gathered in bone- booth to gather signatures. wastes fuel and precious time,” make changes in their opera­ which it operates it should be The pub operator argues, chilling temperatures, shouting The crowd, carrying placards the group said. By Alex Qlrelll — City Editor tions or their structures? made to conform as far as among other things, that the slogans and waving signs during a and orange helium ballons, moved Legislation has been introduced The question frequently is possible with new regulations parking requirements cited march to an area near the down Main Street to an area near this year to phase out tolls by 1987. framed A similiar call last year to phase addressed at meetings of the and standards or be excused apply only when a lot, not highway. Police said no arrests the .Stratford Toll station, where were made. seven women and children from out the tolls died under strong Planning and Zoning Commis­ from conforming to them by the previously developed, is newly Milford and Bridgeport died in a opposition from the O’Neill Normally the professionals of says this: zoning authority. sion or the Zoning Board of developed, for a business use. or not? “ We’ve got to stop talking four-vehicle pile-up Jan. 19.’ administration. Appeals. Sometimes it is ad­ planning read the regulations in “ As of Dec. 7, 1970 certain When you start from scratch. dollars and start talking about life IMPORTANT That summary of the oppos­ At the crash site the demonstra­ O’Neill opposed the legislation to dressed in court But most often such a way as to require uses are permitted in the At the public hearing by the WASHINGTON — Francisco Fi- and compassion,” said Andy Glad, phase out the tolls last year saying ing views is oversimplified and tors were led in a prayer. They lawyers representing clients do applicants seeking zoning per­ various zones if authorized by Zoning Board of Appeals on the allos Navarro made a brief media a spokesman for the Stratford released 300 orange helium bal­ the state needed to keep the tolis does justice to neither. chapter of the BAN group. “ We not carry their protest to the mission for any change to come the Zoning Board of Appeals as pub parking question sonde splash last December when he loons as a symbol of the the lives untii the bonds issued to build the were originally discussing pollu­ point of litigation. It is easier, as close- as practicable to the a special exception, and a use resigned abruptly as Nicaraguan lost in the accident. roads and bridges involved were business neighbors felt the pub tion but that’s secondary — now we latest regulations. Normally which requires approval of the THE DEBATE is not an Rep. Vincent Chase, R- paid off. when a business cannot feasibly should be required to provide ambassador to the United States are talking about human lives Zoning Board of Appeals shall acadmemic exercise confined Stratford, one of several lawmak­ However, the call against toils FREE SEMINAR conform to the current foot the applicants and the attorneys the parking spaces. and denounced the Sandinista being lost.” to the hearings of the Planning ers in attendance, said the raliy was renewed with vigor last month frontage or parking spaces, for who represent them would like not be established, expanded or Somewhere in the middle of regime in'Managua. Last month and Zoning Commission and the Glad said the large turnout in will tell the governor and other after the Jan. 19 collision between instance, to ask the regulator)' to read the regulations to say altered in use or structure this question there is probably the Nicaraguan government cold, windy weather showed there legislators that the people of a tractor-trailer and three cars at bodies for variances from the that the zoning authorities have unless the Zoning Board of Zoning Board of Appeals an answer. It should say that the splashed right back with the was heavy support for a ban on southern' Connecticut want some the Stratford toll station. little or no control over enter­ Appeals has approved the loca­ regulations. It figures in an appeal now in townspeople do not forfeit con­ charge that Fiallos had absconded tolls, although Gov. William action now. The accident gave added ammu­ tion for such use after a public The lawyer serves his clicht prises that have been in exist­ court. The zoning authority trol, through zoning, of what a with more than $600,000 of em­ O’Neill and other state leaders are “ We spent a lot of time the past nition to legislators seeking to TO LEARN ABOUT... better, and reduces his ex­ ence and have met the stand­ hearing held in accordance with sought to require the Main Pub business can do at its location, bassy funds. opposed to an immediate shutdown year talking about fiscal problems remove the tolls, which opponents penses. if he advises him to ask ards of the their time. the Connecticut General to provide parking for the just because it has existed Since then, the dapper 36-year- of the pay stations. and how we can fiscally justify' also say are discriminatory be­ for the variances the staff of the Statutes." extension of its operation into before. It ought also to say that old Fiallos has been in seclusion, “ People braced this raw and removing the tolls. Certain issues cause they are concentrated in the frigid weather to teil the people in transcend money and those are southwestern part of the state. Planning Department feels he ONE K E Y is contained in Some lawyers read that lan­ adjacent space in a'building, just because a business makes preparing to defend himself in Article IV, Section 6, of the needs and to meet the conditions guage to mean that once the The case has been appealed and some sort of change that re­ court against Nicaraguan govern­ Zoning Regulations. set by t,he Planning and Zoning ZBA has approved a location for is pending. quires a building permit, it ment's charges and planning a A REAL ESTATE Commision or the Zoning Board It concerns special excep­ a use under the then applicable When the operator of the pub should not be measured against libel suit against his accusers. He Teen held in stabbing death of Appeals. tions. Its first subsection, 6.01, criteria, that use is protected at applied for a building permit. selected new criteria. consented to an exclusive inter­ view to give his version of the events leading to his resignation SIMSBURY (UPI) - A 17-year- medical examiner s office showed and the ensuing controversy. Police Chief Daniel J. Coppinger old Simsbury teenager faced Sorgio, described by friends and and Captain Gordon Gyngell OPPORTUNITY In M a n ch ester Depending on one’s personal -murder charges today in the neighbors as a “ popular kid.” died worked throughout the weekend prejudices, Fiallos is either the slaying of a former high school of multiple stab wounds and had with about 20 other officers. More most unlikely candidate for an .baseball star, who police said had also been shot in both legs, police than half the town’s police force is ...QHV \f Vou BeLleve embezzlement charge — or the been stabbed to death and shot in said. working on the case. kind of man who wouldn’t think both legs. He had been a star pitcher on the Violent crimes are infrequent in The HUD lawsuit Simsbury HHigh School baseball >We’Re acTuaLLY iN a twice about looting the treasury of . DouglasJ.Lavignewasarrested Simsbury. The town’s last murder FOR YOUR MoNCV M aw cfT'Rare a leftist regime he had b ^ n about 10 p.m. Sunday after police team aAd his former classmates was committed during a robbery pePRec)g)ioN, Ti^eRe’c) serving. He grew up as a member acting on two warrants searched and teachers expressed surprise last July and there have been only his home in the quiet, affluent and anger at his violent death. still haunts town of the Nicaraguan privileged class four murders recorded in the GeRnFiCaTe^l suburb of Hartford. “ He was a popular kid,” said town’s 313-year history. and got an advanced degree at OUR 5-VeaR U-PLan. iT Jack Wilson, his high school The Simsbury force is being OF Harvard Law School. He was even He was being held in the In no other community in right? Wrong. Many of the paY5 ar rne curront Simsbury jail in lieu of $200,000 baseball coach. “ It’s really a shock assisted by members of the state married briefly to a niece of the when a thing like this happens.” police major crime squad. RETIREMENT the United States but Man­ D cP o & iT bond and was scheduled to be most vociferous opponents of late Nicaraguan dictator Anasta- Police said they were summoned Police interviewed Sorgio’s ac­ chester would an elected the CDBG program jumped uNeMPiPYMeNT Rale- arraigned today in Windsor Super­ sio Somoza. Yet he supported the ior Court. to a home on Dominique Lane by a quaintances Saturday and combed official be castigated, as Joan all over her comments, and 90DaY 7.9% Sandinista regime for three years woman who feared a burglary was the area where his body was found Lingard was last week, for her own Republican party after it kicked Somoza out. Police would not - discuss a in progress. However, when police for ciues. 6 MO. possible motive or reveal whether arrived they discovered Sorgio’s Friends said Sorgio was a lively suggesting a way to get her chairman, Curtis M. Smith, Lavigne knew Timothy Sorgio, 21, body in a small clump of bushes FIALLOS explained the embez­ person and was voted “ most AND REGULAR town some extra spending felt obliged to issue a press HI MO. \%0% also of Simsbury, whose body was outside the house. talkative” by his classmates. zlement charge as an attempt by money from the federal statement the'following day found Friday night outside a He had stab wounds in his head “ He was very outgoing. He was the Sandlnistas to discredit him in residence about a mile from where government. disavowing any connection and back and police said he may very weil iiked," said David retaliation for his drastic defec­ he lived. have approached the house in an Elmer, a former baseball team­ But no other community between her statements and tion, which he said damaged the An autopsy by the chief state effort to obtain help. mate. has had quite Manchester’s the GOP position. regime’s own credibility. INVESTMENT experience with federal fund­ Even some of the Demo­ “ This is what happens,” he said. ing. The experience, of cratic directors who sup­ “ Every single person that has course, is the -famous court ported the CDBG program, in resigned in Nicaragua has been Purolator informant gets award accused of mismanagement of case that was settled in 1981, 1979 seem ed to wish that Mrs. funds . . . (The charge) is w^ien a U.S. District Court Lingard had kept her completely false, and unfortu­ NEW HAVEN (U P I) — State prosecutors say there married Pellitier in prison last November, has ACCOUNTS judge found Manchester not thoughts to herself. nately I cannot explain it here to is no choice but to give a $60,000 reward — the largest pleaded guility and is awaiting sentence to three guilty of racism for having With remarkable candor. the American people . . . because in Connecticut history — to a woman who bought one counts of murder. If you’re concerned about your financial future — especially the high rejected federal Community Mayor Stephen T. Penny my lawyers have advised me not to of the guns used in the 1979commando-styleslayingof cost of retirement — Merrill Lynch would like you to consider an un­ Development Block Grant said: ”It takes a better man tell you." three Purolator Security guards. Donna Couture Sousa, 27, of Wallingford, Couture’s usual real estate opportunity for your retirement and regular invest­ Fiallos said there is a “ simple Patricia Dolphin, 27, of New Haven will get the former wife, has been indicted on six counts of murder .m oney in 1979, than I to convince the town of and is awaiting trial. ment portfolios. explanation” for his admitted reward for tipping off police the morning after the Mrs. Lingard, a newcomer this prpgram . I have no bloody pre-dawn heist. Her information helped police At our- seminar, you’ll learn about withdrawal of the embassy funds. on the Board of Directors, stomach for it. I am their solve the nearly $1.9 million robbery at a Purolator An attorney for Mrs. Sousa. Michael J. Graham of MLH Income Realty Partnership III, He was given coded instructions, Hartford, said the decision to pay a state reward to shook up a lot of people at the representative; they have depot in Waterbury. MLH a limited partnership that plans to , 0 . 0 0 % he said, to withdraw the money 'The reward was approved in a ruling disclosed Ms. Dolphin was “ outrageous." He said Ms. Dolphin, directors' meeting last Tues­ spoken and I have no interest Ineoins acquire a diversified portfolio of top- because Nicaraguan government Friday by Superior Court Judge Frank J. Kinney Jr. who had lived for a time with Evelyn Vega and Rsatly day when she revived the in trying to convince them 'O - officials were worried that the who had rejected a Waterbury man’s claim to the Pelletier, should have been charged as an accessory. PartiMfshlp III quality, income-producing commer­ CDBG issue. otherwise. I think it would be United States would try to reward money. cial, industrial and residential proper­ A defense attorney for one of the suspects in the case A ll she did was sugigest that a wasted effo rt.” Nl .W.-:. • Nl A “ freeze” their assets. “ I was ties, such as, office buildings, shop­ said he was furious about the reward, but state the town take a fresh look at Mrs. Lingard is a gutsy instructed to protect the money,” ping centers, and apartment complexes. he said, adding that he would prosecutors supported the action. p we have a wonderful ^ the block grant program . She person who clearly had the Waterbury State’s Attorney Francis M. McDonald These properties will be owned outright by the Partnership, and will disclose where the cash is located told Kinney the woman’s information made it possible selection of valentines ^ be purchased for all cash, without the use of borrowed funds. This said it appeared that the town’s best interests in mind when his lawyers give him the to crack the case. “ We know of no other person who strings attached to the grants when she made her com­ 'go-ahead. for family and friands *j) ° “ free and clear” ownership reduces your investment risk by should receive the reward,” he said. eliminating the possibility of mortgage foreclosure. — the very strings that in the ments last Tuesday. It would A State Department q^iciai who Ms. Dolphin testified against Lawrence J. Pelletier • candiM ^ past led the town to reject the be a pity if the demonstrably Open fonim / Readers' views investigated Fiallo’s background Jr., 38, of Waterbury and Donald Couture, 29, of • cooki* cuttara This investment is designed to provide current income as well as grants, thereby triggering strong opposition to the t said he was "convinced that Wallingford, who were convicted of the murder of the • dolllaa long-term growth through appreciation in the value of the proper­ three guards and a ri each serving 75 year sentences. the federal lawsuit — had CDBG program — so strong it Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 (Fiallos) didn't take the money for • foil haart pans ties. And it may be suitable not only for your regular investment ac­ his personal enrichment.” She testified she went to a Meriden gun store and been weakenipd since 1979. borders on paranoia if even • cut outs count but for your retirement account, too. If you have an Individual A high official of the Nicaraguan bought an automatic rifle for Pelletier which police T h ere’s no harm in looking, Retirement Account (IR A ), Keogh or SEP plan, a corporate pension the thought of reexamining Embassy told my associate said was used to cut down the three guards in a hail of • tiooks Semi-automatic gunfire. or profit-sharing plan, or other tax-exempt or tax-deferred plan, she said, adding correctly the regulations is abhorrent Lucette Lagnado he is convinced ' The reward, the largest in state history, represents that the town had plenty of — were to cost Mrs. Lingard a that Fiallos misappropriated the every ) why not explore the possible benefits of MLH Income Realty Take advantage of IRS assistance the $20,(X)0 maximum authorized by the state for each Partnership III by attending the seminar. uses for additional money. place on the Republican slate money, and he produced documen-' of the three deaths. little • Sounds innocent enough. in the elections this year. tary evidence to support his Ms. Dolphin, who also put in a claim for the $50,(X)0 This announcement is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to To the Editor: at same time, if needed, are for these purposes, and it is a the wroels of mJsftfsSopw^*"*” i assertion. Ti)e official also noted; offered by the Purolator Co. after the April 16, 1979, buy limited partnership interests in connection with such real estate invest­ As U.S. taxpayers look forward Publication 334 (Tax Guide for tribute to the dedication of the (iowritown msnchcstsr Jfmondeya with some asperity, that in nearly holdup, testfied she telephoned police after she heard ment opportunity. This offer is made by Prospectus only. to the April 15 deadline for the Small Business) and Publication federal employees that this valua­ a year as the Nicaraguan envoy to jradio reports of the robbery and gave them the names Neither the Attorney General of the State of New York nor the Attorney filing of their 1982 income tax. 910 (Taxpayer’s Guide to IRS ble service is being maintained. Washington, Fiallos had never of Pelletier and Couture. General of the State of New Jersey nor the Bureau of Securities of the State Berry's World returns, it is timely to remember Information and Assistance). In any event you still have expressed any criticism of the Ms. Dolphin was never charged in the crime. Two of New Jersey has passed on or endorsed the merits of this offering. Any other women, however, face multiple murder counts. that free government publications questions about your 1982 return Sandinista regim e’s policies. representation to the contrary is unlawful. Do not ask for multiple copies of Evelyn Vega Pelletier, 29, of New Haven, who and other taxpayer assistance are after reviewing all the information It’s Time To Get Serious Publication 17 or 334 since these available without charge. available, then you can telephone publications are available free to FIALLOS SAID he became "im Date Fsb. 16, 1983 Time 7:30 P.M. the IRS for assistance without About Losing Weight And The basic publication obtainable taxpayers on a single copy basis. creasingly disenchanted” with the Quality Inn Plsass call Pam at charge by dialing l-8(X)-424-1040. Phone is Publication 17 titled "Your There is a charge for any addi­ revolutionary government last h e y f r ie n d i Location Rt. 83, Vsmon 728-3615 This latter telephone is manned by Keeping It (W 7 Federal Income Tax,” which is a tional copies desired and on such year. His disillusionmeni 7 trained IRS personnel, hence calls THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE SEMINAR BUT large 16S-page book which supple­ added copies only there are stemmed, he said, from his grow> Hava you avar wondarad about wbat Rooim Caiholica ballava? thereto should be limited to normal ments the information included shipping and handling charges. ing realization that the Sandinista! Ara you aomaona who would Ilka to nnd out mora about lalth David Lefkowitz, Ph.D. RESERVATIONS ARE IMPORTANT. PLEASE CALL 728-3615 working hours. and ballaf In Qod7 If ao, Uia Olflea ol EvangaUzabon of Ilia Peg Kellogg with Tax Forms 1040 and 1040A ' Where you know the number of the were becoming as bppressive a| O R RETURN THE ATTACHED COUPON AS SOON AS Of course, as in previous years, Diocaaa of Norwich la planning a apadal. Informal aaaakm which CENTER (including the new Tax Form desired publication it is not neces­ the Somoza regime ha^ been. ; will bo hold at tha following looatlona bn tha piintad dataa: POSSIBLE. the IRS will figure your tax and 1040EZ). sary to also give the title. " I was seeing, especially the last some of your credits for you NOW YOU CAN Publication 17 is fully indexed as If you do not have access to a' year, that the promises they hadi provided you comply with the St. Jamaa Church Hall. 16 Franklin St.. OanMaon/Monday, to deductions, exemptions, credits telephone, you may submit a made ... to the Nicaraguan people January 31 LOSE Save *10 Mail to: Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Smith - 100 Constitution Plaza instructions included with Forms etc. and also includes clearly written request using the order were violated every day," he saitC St. Patrick Cathadral, 213 Broadway, Norwich/Thuraday, ON ANY Hartford., (^nn. 06103 Attention: Jack Pinnock or Peter Lozens Fabruary 3 17 TO 25 1040, l040A(and 104()EZ) and also He Insists he told his c o 'r TWO WEEK 1 Or call 728-3615 filled-in forms aand schedules blank on back page of the Form St. Joaaph Church Hall. 91 Jackaon St., Wllllmantlc/Mon- explained in Publication 17. WCX3RAM □ YES, L plan to attend your free seminar on MLH Income Realty illustrating how to report income 1040 or 1040A instructions but be revolutionaries in Managua that day, Fabruary 7 POUNDS 6-10 Lb. W elghI Partnership HI. Please reserve...... seat(s) ^ and deductions. To secure a free sure to write the desired numbers "the revolution shouldn’t take tb! St. John School, 183 Main St., Old Saybrook/Thuraday, IN JU ST 6 WEEKS! John F. CliffoM Fabruary 8 Loss □ NO. I cannot attend. Please send me a free Prospectus and all pertinent copy of Publication 17 telephone for 17 and-or 334 in the blank space path of the Cuban one.” 95 Olcott Drive Sacrad Haart Church Hall. 660 Hartford Tpka., Var- 113 Main 8t. information. 1-800-22.5-07I7 at any time of day on order form and circle the other Fiallos said that the "most noo/Wadnaaday. Fabruary 9 and after listening to the instruc­ forms or publications desired. radical elements in the (Sandinista St. Mary Moating Room, 10 Hunbnglon St.. Now Um- Manchaatar N a m e ...... party), with Marxist-Leninlst; don/Tuaaday, Fabruary 16 tions you will hear a signal. Then M|ail the written order in your . Letters policy St. Mary. School Hall. 79 South Main St.. iki.- Address ...... give your name and address own envelope to Form Distribution even Stalinist, Ideology are gaint MIddlatown'/Thuraday,.Fabruary 17 C ity ...... State...... Zip...... The Manchester Herald ing power and are more els' If % C F f * 2 0 Save *25 clearly (personally I spell out my Center, P.O. Box 1040, Methuen, ON ANY ON ANY Business Phone ...... Home Phone...... name and address, including town MA. 01M4. Do not use the envelope welcomes letters to the editor. trenched every day.” He said “ thf FOUR VYEEK SIX WEEK I Letters should be brief and to All moatlnga bagin at 7:30 p.m. Thara la abadutaly no obligation Metrill Lynch customers please write name and office address of your Ac­ in Connecticut, since government which IRS sent you in your income communists have taken complete or oommltmant. Only a friondly opportunity to coma and aaal PROGRAM PROGRAM si. personnel who fill the requests are tax package as that may be used the point. They should be typed control of the situation by now.” • Conaldar tMa a warm. Irlandly Invitation to |oln ,ua. 11-16 lb. WMghI 17-25 Lb Weight count Ki'WbyNCA me |or neatly hand-written, and, for in Methuen, Mass., and cannot be only for filing the tax return. The ex-ambassador said the low Lou Executive...... ease in ^ tin g , should be double­ 9, presumed to know all Connecticut ' Tiiei c was some delay this year Soviet Union has used surrogatei spaced. OSke el IvaoseSsaSeti "Is this what you meant when you said cross towns), then state your Zip Code in getting the Publication 17 for to penetrate Nicaragua. BulgalV The Herald reserves the right P.O. 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H E K E '5 t h e ASTBOGBAPH CO A T, w a $ h : BRIDGE Bernice Bede Osol : Deceptive and tricky i< V b u r ■"S,Jim: “None of the plays he ‘Birthday suggests are unethical, but NORTH 2-7-SS theyIV do sishow ■■the expert ‘ ♦ K 10 4 3 February 8,1983 maxes it hard for his V J83 This coming year you are likely . F ♦ AQ4 opponents.” Oswald: “Here is his first to take on more ambitious • 4J62 hand from the chapter on challenges than you have in the ! past. What you elect to do WEST EAST deceptive finessing. South is might not be easy, but you'll . ♦AOS ♦9762 in four hearts because he has ♦K4 ♦AO have the capability for accom­ THERE WASN'T AMY ..WHEN THESE THREE LEMMIAN ...THEN ALL THESE OTHER irs -A fiREXT bid it without the values to plishment. ♦ 10 7S3 ♦J9S2 justify it. West leads the 10 WAR.' WE WERE OMLV , CLOWNS CLAIMED IT WAS TURK EYS JO IN E D tN THINKIN SAME, TOUR ♦ 10 983 ♦ASt AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) ■ THEIRS AM' TRIED TO IT WAS SOME KINPA GAME,' HIGHNESS! TOU of cluto to East’s ace and o TRYIM' rK E E P TH' When talking to persons today , MELOM WE FOUMPp. TAKE IT AWAY FROM US! AH... O UGHTA T R Y IT! SOllTH South is looking at four ace with whoni you're not Intimate- More Manchester 1 / ♦ Q J and king losers. ly acquainted, it's best you ' E ♦ Q 1097S2 Jim: ^'There is one ray of keep mum about your personal ♦ K 6 hope. If he can get the o p ^ resources. The less said, the ♦ K Q 7 nent with the ace of spades better. The 1983 predictions, to let him win the first spade for Aquarians are now ready. Vulnerable: Both trick he can get rid ol his Send $1 to Astro-Graph. Box ’ Dealer; South second spade on a diamond.” 489. Radio City Station, N.Y. - Weft North East Soatb Oswald: “South should 10019. Be sure to state y o u r) ! ♦ decide to play West for the zodiac sign. Send an additional • Pass !♦ Pass 24 spade ace. He drops the sev­ $2 for the NEW AstrOrGraph ) Pass i t Pass 44 en of clubs on Blast’s ace, so Matchmaker wheel and book- - Pass Pass Pass as to encourage a club let. Reveals romantic combine- ; return. A club comes back tions and compallbllitita for all . Local News and he wins with the king. signs. VOU M EAN IN BUSI­ Opening lead: 410 Now he leads his jack of PISCES (Fab. 20-Mareh 20) I THIS IS NO ONE ^ WHEN r GROW up N Don't hesitate to go to friends - SUCH A TAKES TIME I’M GOING TO SEE NESS? GOy'ERNA\ENT? \WHATEVEK. spades.” lor help or advice today If you . SLOPPV- TD B E THAT EVERVONE EtTUOMION? THE Jim: “Put yourself in find yoursell in a tight spot. ' THINKING PRECISE. STRIVES FDR AIRTS? West’s position. He can take They may have the solutions ' WOKU? GREATER FT5EOSION. By Oswald Jacoby his ace of spades, but he you lack. ARIES (March 21- and Jamei Jacoby , doesn’t really imagine that Aprll 19) Where your major ; his partner, holds the ace of objectives are cortcerned > ' Oswald: “Max Hardy, who trumps. West is likely to today, conditions could be a publishes more bridge books duck, whereupon South dis­ trifle tough. Neverlheless, you - than anyone, has a new book cards his queen of spades on can prevail. Be persistent. by H u u Kelsey, who writes a diamond and everythiijg is TAURUS (April 204tay 20) ■ When making Important deci- ; Than Any more books than anyone. It happiness for North and is called "The Tricky Game’ South.” slons today, try to provide lor ' and illustrates deceptive (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) contingencies. Take the long- ; range view Instead ol the : Immediate one. ■ .. z-7 A. QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) ! ACR O SS 64 Selvn Answer to Previoui Puzzle Things may start a bit slow ■ today In your business or com- I □ a D H D D Q C ] 1 French DOWN □ a merclal dealings, but don't be * ASSERTIVENESS women (ebbr.) pessimistic. The ball Is In your ) M e J u s t I 8 ___ 1 Same (Fr.) court. Breckenridge 2 Person'! CA N C ER (June 21-July 22) ' TRAINING! There's a possibility you and > 9 Comedien manner P o l E N O a f iH SO I I □□□□□IDQ DUDO your mate may have to make a , Center 3 Uproot EiEi D D B □ □ n n o 4 Fixed difficult decision. It may at first • Other 12 Iriih republic IBDEin DDD nOD pO N 'T HAVt Tt> 6 First word on seem hard and calculating, but [ I 13 One (Ger.) oinniD aanannon the wall It will prove to be wise. > 14 O em ical 6 Knuckle under k Y LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll ; I I M H B p i T t h e e a r t h . I suffix only receive that which la fair . i -7 Genetic S 16 Dinner course material lor your efforts today — no 1 16 Approach 8 Spray more, no less. To derive proper : y* Th N / E 5 1 - 7 17 Genuf of 9 Flippered compensation, work hard. ’ rhecawt enimsi 28 Songstreat 47 Scandinavian vm ao (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) A ; 18 Conclude 10 Concerning (2 Dalla capital firm hand will be raquired * 19 Of the |Sp.) mrdt., Let, 30 Condimant 48 Suparman’i today If you are managing [ 20 Fuel-carrying abbe) 31 Thia(Sp.) girl others. Don't let the reigns ot • ship 11 Much loved 32 Went quickly 49 Colon authority slip away. ^ YE'RE (DERICK, LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Ocl. 23) Treat > Newspaper! 22 Debtor’! note 19 Group of two 35 Old Dominion 51 Evening in seriously any ’ financial situs- ^ FOR STATION 24 Powdery dirt 21 It It (contr.) ttata (abbr.) Italy 7 28 Son of Priam 23 Basebell 38 Roll 63 Inner (prefix) tions today'Which could affect * lOeMnElCATlON.. WfeHrlNlTHA 29 Hurls player Mel pondaroutly 54 Has marriage your family. If you stay on top ^ of things, you can grind them • 33 Midaast 39 Former boy In mind 26 Ueaful 41 Compais 67 Former out to your satisfaction. ' teaport SCORm (Oct 24-Nov. 22) • 26 Nazi RudoH point Mideatt 34 Depravity The authority role fits you well 43 Wheal back slllancs 36 Sixth sente today. You see things lor what > 27 Eagemett for 46 Performed (abbr.) (ebbr.) they are. Your realistic r anew 58 Go to court 37 Retted in a c ^ approach will be halplul to • chair 1 2 2 4 • • 7 2 2 10 II those under you. * 38 River duck •AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooe. 39 Comptnion IS 12 14 21) This should be a profitable ’ I la ttw I \ Maaintliis 40 Pouts day for you businesswise. If It I 42 Destroysd II II IT comes down to push-and- ' 44 PIssder thova, you'll be able tetirtve a ! S Coapon or... II II 30 21 Mama , 46 0ne|Sp.) harder bargain t)ian your > 47 Ancient 22 22 24 2t competition. ) ! GaH so Superittive CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jm l It) • T a l. ApL. 29 27 2f 20 21 32 If you're in need of companion- | r ' v E 6 ( O r J U S T a b o u t THEONLVONE WHOfe HE KNOW S HE CONTROUS tuHix It M Y 5UPPLYOf= ICE O S S W 52 Freeh ship today, seek out old Irienda ' EVERYBOCTr' IN TCWN N C 7 T &CAPBO CP^ME IS 24 31 22 with whom you leal comlorl- ' I 647-9946 56 Kind of bean SCARBOOPME. ISTHe/VMUCMAN. A N D C H O O X A T E M I L K . able and for whom you don’t i T«~. 56 Ftstldiaut S7 22 32 have to put on any pratenaaa. men (NawsPAPCRENTiitanaaAaaN.i i « r , C T ( V Y 58 Chinese •0 41 42 42 (prefix) 59 Fibricttion 44 41 42 60 Anim il't den 47 41 4t M ft 22 22 14 Show 0 1 a fellow wba : 81 Open • w alks aa II he had the woe* ■ package •t It 17 12 ol the world oa bis sheulderi: 62 (IIA aad we’ll lay adds he; predeeeeeor !• •0 21 grabbed aomeeae’s tat- • 63 Goddett of •a •3 24 small coat la IIm la e a l; fete Mstre. - •* l U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. Feb. 7, 1863 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 7. H6S - 11 Taxpayers Officials probing | given help fatal fume mishap; FOCUS/ Home Volunteer tax aides began last week to assist Manchester taxpay­ ers in preparing their income tax DANBURY (UPI) - Federal located to control oil flow betweeb returns and will be at the Munici­ officials continued their probe supply tanks. t pal Building Monday and Thurs­ today into an accident at a Danbury Fire Marshal Alan day evenings a*'d Saturdays dur­ Danbury oil company last weeek Schacht said the three workeiis May revolutionize indusfy ing the tax preparation season. that killed three worke'irs after they \yere overcome when fumes froip Hours on Monday and Thursday inhaled toxic fumes. the No. 2 heating fuel oil used up t will be 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday hours Two of the workers died in the the oxygen In the 20-foot by 40-fo(K will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The aides, accident Thursday while trying to room. Z. trained by the Internal Revenue The federal Occupational Safet^r ..-ii rescue a third man, David Sharpe, Service, will provide help in filling 19, of Bethel, who lapsed into a Adminstration is continuing an '** Tomatoes are out 1040 forms, 1040A forms, and coma and died Saturday at Dan­ investigation into the deaths. ~ 1040EZ forms. They will also bury Hospital without .regaining advise taxpayers on credits and consciousness. Man charged = deductions for which they may be No cause of death was estab­ eligibie. I'fu 'ii lished, pending an autopsy, a after chase = Anyone planning to consult the hospital spokeswoman said. HARTFORD (UPI) — A Snyder's bag aides should bring with them their Robert Vidal, 27, of Danbury and 24-year-old West Haven man wdS tax package, last year's return, W2 Alois Entress, 44, of Bridgewater held in lieu of $10,000 bond a ft^ forms, and all other tax records leading state police on -a died when they were overcome by Next time you order a growing, plants were pounds per plant, com­ concerning income and fumes in a large, empty under­ high-speed chase along Interstate deductions. ground room at the Norbert E. 91 from New Haven t j mixed salad in your grown in bare soil. With pared to 15 pounds per The aides are located in the Mitchell Fuel Oil Co. on Route 7. Wethersfield, officials say. “ favorite restaurant, you the bag culture system, plant with the old me­ hearing room of the Municipal ’) ' l.vi.l I fire officials said. Daryl Patrie was arrested on a may have to thank a tomatoes are put in pots thod. Snyder says he’s Building, 41 Center St. Sharpe had climbed down a number of charges, includiifS with the bottoms cut out. confident the Ohio to­ 10-foot ladder through a 3-foot wide theH, assault and reckless drlviiM Manchester man for the opening to investigate a strong Saturday after striking a state ripe tomato perched on The pots are then in­ mato producers will pick Raids net 14 odor coming from the unventilated police officer and a cruiser with hlk top. serted into the bags, up on the technique. NORWICH (UPl) - Police and room where control valves are car, police said. > Richard G. Snyder, which are filled with a “A number of growers state Liquor Control Commission growing medium se­ have looked at it,” agents arrested 14 people over the Herold photo bv Torqulnlo son of Mr. and Mrs. weekend during a sweep of 10 bars. Isaac Snyder of 27 Wel­ lected by the farmer. Snyder said. “They are Three bars were cited for Ringing up the proceeds Pac will undergo lesley Road, may have Snyder used five sizes looking at it in terms of violation of the state Liquor revolutionizeJames White, exercise the United States with a their families that they until they give Up and let self-addi'essed envelope. physiologist qnd coordinator of physical fitness at the University of California, has conducted stu­ Q-nps Recognize these faces? dies proving that those who do have fewer wrinkles than those It's not so 'incredible' that These students were In grades 6 and 7 Shannon of East Hartford, Is next to who do not. This may be due to the at St. James School on Park Street In her. If you haye a photo of early fact that exercise brings more 1925. The Photo was submitted by Anne Manchester you'd like to see printed In blood to the skin’s surface, provid­ K0.0M8I sunlight destroys vitamins KIchnet of East Hartford, who appears the Manchester Herald, submit to ing it with more nourishment. In the row second from the top, the girl Focus Editor Adele Angle.. PERHAPS YOU meant to start on the right. Her twin sister, Katherine B IP but didn’t — or started and DEAR DR. LAMB: En­ my doctor says if it goes to 3.5 he will send me to a hen gave up. Why not take a BIP closed is an article from a *rip with some of your friends, national newspaper that hematologist and if it goes Here’s a tummy stretcher to 2.9 a spinal tap will need acquaintances or with that special says milk in plastic con­ Social Security man in your life? It would make tainers loses its vitamins to be done. He does not Here's a good abdomen-reducing exercise. If done correctly, Your Health think it is due to a vitamin losing weight fun. And it’s not too ANTACID and that you should buy Cinema you'll feel the muscles pull and watch the Inches decline. Lie on late to begin! My B IP kit gives you milk in cardboard con­ deficiency but I hve read the floor on your back with arms resting on the floor at your that vitamin A does help. I complete directions, two weeks of TABLRS tainers. Why do they allow Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Divorced ones sides, knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Slowly raise your menus and othef helpful “ tools” to r would like your opinon. •omiofTs food manufactures to put ' « ^ head and shoulders from the floor to about chest level. At the help roll away that excess weight. food on the shelves that (R ) 7:15, 9:40. Hartford same time lift your arms forward In front of you at shoulder To order send $1 and a long, has lost its value? Is this DEAR READER: The Mansfield con collect Atheneum Cinema — self-addressed, stamped envelope true or just another scare ordinary blood test for Trans-Lux College Twin level, palms down. Hold this position for a count of six. Slowly Reopens Tuesday with your request to Josephine story? white blood cells is - The Entity (R) 7, 9:10. return trunk and arms to starting position. Repeat three times Cinema City — The Lowman, in care of this news­ grossly inaccurate. Why? Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the staff at — The Atomic CafC 9:10 at first, gradually Increasing the number of times you do the Entity (R) 7:20, 9:40. — paper. DEAR READER: two hours. Riboflavin is may be destroyed by high Because about half of the the Social Security Administration in East Hartford. with Doctor Strangelove exercise and the length of time you hold the position. STAYFREE If you would like to see a question answered, write to Three Brothers (PG ) 7; 10 When I read that story I an essential vitamin for oven temperatures and a white cells stick to the 7:30. lot of vitamins and miner­ wall of the blood vessels Sal Anello, 657 Main St., East Hartford, 06108. with Cries and Whispers couldn’t help but let out an your energy system. Vernon BELTLESS als are in the juices from and are not measured. (R) 9. The Verdict (R) 7, unprofessional snicker. Vitamin A is also des­ Cine 1 6t 2 — E.T. The And there are many more QUESTION: Is it true that a divorced person can’t 9; 30. — Eating Raoul (R) Those “ startling univer­ troyed rapidly upon expo­ the meat drippings or Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, MAXI-PADS from cooking vegetables. white blood cells that are collect on the ex-spouse’s record? 7:30,9:20. sity studies” showing that sure to sunlight — another 9. — Best Friends (PG) What happens to foods in other reservoirs and so ANSWER: Not true. A divorced person — male or Clnestudio — A Day at NO. or It “ incredibly,” light rays fact known for years and 7:20, 9:30. Quirks in the News from processing and stor­ not in the circulation. female — who was married to the beneficiary for at the Races 7:30 with Anna destroy vitamins is old hardly new startling West Hartford age and how to get the Some authorities esti­ least 10 years is entitled to benefits after a certain age Karenina 9:30. information. The sensa­ information. Elm I & 2 — E.T. The. most out of their natural mate that the simple — provided the ex-mate has started collecting East Hartford tional wording of the On the other hand, Extra-Terrestrial (PG) vitamins and minerals is blood test only detects benefits as well or is deceased. Benefits may be paid E a stw o od — B est article is typical of that canned and frozen con­ 7:10. 9:30. — An Officer discussed in The Health about 5 percent of the at age 62 for retirement benefits, at age 60 as a widow Friends (PG) 7, 9:10. Bandit changes mind Busing to maternity publication and the style centrated orange juice is and A Gentleman (R) 7, a much better source of Letter 20-8, which I am actual white blood cells. or widower, and age 50-59 as a disabled widow or Poor Richanis — Best RITE A ID is well recognized by both 9:20. NEW YORK (UPI) - A Port Authority police vitamin C than orange sending you. Others can Those additional reser­ widower. Friends (PG ) 7:30, 9:30. LINCOLN, Neb. (U PI) - A bandit had a change of 8lfM health and news The Movies — The Ver­ officer commandeered a chartered bus and raced to a juice in a cardboard send 75 cents with along, voirs of white cells can be QUESTION: My daughter recently became entitled Showcase Cinema — heart after slugging his victim to get her purse — he ATHENOL professionals. dict (R) 11. 2:30, 4:50, hospital with a pregnant passenger who mistakenly ATHENOL carton. stamped, self-addressed quickly activated. Some to Medicare because she’s been getting Social Tootsie (PG ) 1:05, 3:40, returned her money and gave her $1 out of his own Despite the sensational­ 7:10, 9:30. — The Entity thought she was having her baby. ^^WmSSuT AWM ism, the facts are within What happens to food envelope for it to me, in vitamin deficiencies can Security disability payments for two years. Will she 7:10, 9; 45. — 48 Hrs. (R) pocket so she could get medical help. (R) 12, 2:25, 4:30, 7:15, The Port Authority police received a call that a ■ CABBIIiH WBIBBIBCW CAPSULES makes a great deal of care of Manchester He­ cause low white cell always have Medicare coverage, or will It stop at a 1:30, 3:30, 5:30,7:45,10.— Mary Hoffman, 47, said she was entering a parking the ballpark of the truth. 9:30. — Videodrome (R) passenger aboard a bus had gone into labor and Sgt. difference in its vitamin rald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio counts. Vitamin A defi­ certain age? Last American Vergin garage Saturday night when a man about 22 years old u m tnawTW m ns., iottu Riboflavin, also called 12:30. 2:15, 4, 5; 45, 7:15, John Faugno and three other officers burst through a vitamin B-2, is sensitive to and mineral content. City Station. New York, ciency is not one of them. ANSWER: Medicare hospital and medical insu­ (R ) 1:35, 3:30, 5:20, 7:35, demanded her purse. She refused and began 9:30. 9:30. crowd gathered around the bus. Simply washing foods N.Y.10019. But I agree that seeing a < rance protection will end if your daughter’s 9:50, — Without A Trace screaming. light. Glass or clear plas­ Wethersfield Aboard the vehicle they found Erica Rosa, 18, who tic containers that allow may cause them to lose hematologist would be entitlement to disability benefits ends before age 65. (PG ) 1:20,4:30,7:20,9:50. The man bit her in the face, took her purse and Paris 1 6t 2 — First appeared to be about to give birth, Lanzotti said. With vitamins. Cutting foods, DEAR DR. LAMB: My prudent. He will be able to At 65, of course, she will be eligible for Medicare — Sophie’s Choice (R) began rummaging through it. light to reach the milk will Blood (R) 7. 8:50. - E.T. the bus driver nowhere to be found, Faugno cleared cause deterioration of ri­ such as cabbage for slaw white blood count keeps see if you really have a protection the rest of her life. 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10:15. — But Ms. Hoffman said the man noticed she was The Extra-Terrestrial the remaining passengers from the bus and drove it to boflavin. Milk exposed to or strawberries, results in going down. During the problem or just an inter- QUESTION: I know I ’m supposed to report any Gandhi (PG ) 1,4:30,8.— bleeding from a cut near her eye caused by the blow, (PG ) 7. 9. a hospital. S O n A D R I sunlight loses 20 to 80 a rapid loss of vitamin C. past year the count has esting laboratory changes that might affect my ^ I payments, but how One Down, 'Two to Go (R) so be returned her purse, gave her the extra $1 and Windsor Ms. Rosa, consoled by three other officers, arrived percent of its riboflavin in Thiamin (vitamin B-1) gone from 4.9 to 3.9 and variation. do I report? Can I do it by phone, or do I have to send a 1:45,3:40,5:30,7:30,9:30. told her to have the injury examined. SOLID written report? — Alone in the Dark (R) Plaza — Airplane II: Police officer Bob Ziemer said Ms. Hoffman safely at Roosevelt Hospital’s emergency room but ANSWER: You can make your reports by 1.30,3:30,5:20,7:20,9:30. The Sequel (PG) 7:15. required two stitches. was discharged an hour later without giving birth. ANTI-PERSPMANT telephone, mail, or in person, whichever is easiest for Enfield you. If you report in writing, be sure to include the Cine 1, 2, 3, 4 5 & 6 — lOLSin name of the person about whom the report is made, Tootsie (PG) 7:30,9:50. — About Town the correct Social Security claim number under which Gandhi (PG) 8. — 48 Hrs. payment is made, the change being reported and the (R) 7:40, 9:55. - The date it occurred, and your signature and address. The Dark Crystal (PG) 7:20, address and phone number of the local Social Security 9; 35. — Without A Trace •UOXMIMTMIwii»Tiii8i»oiitt w r nx.awM KA Bring Valentines Scuba class open office is listed In the telephone directory under (PG ) 7:10, 9:45. — The RITE A M “ Social Security Administration.” Verdict (R) 7, 9:40. The Manchester Recreation Department still has Manchester WATES wili meet Tuesday at 7; 30p.m. QUESTION: If I live overseas, are my Social Manchester in Orange Hail, 72 E. Center St. in the rear. Members openings in the scuba class set for Wednesday T k T m BUBBUNO Security benefits increased or decreased because of UA Theaters East — beginning Feb. 23 from 7 to 9:15 p.m. at the East Side are asked to bring homemade Valentines for a the difference in exchange rates between that country The Verdict (R) 7:10, Valentine contest. Weighing-in is from 6:30 to 7;3C Rec pool. Bill O’Neill will instruct. For information, B A T H OIL and the United States? 9:30. — Videodrome (R) call 647-3084. p.m. ANSWER: No. Social Security benefits are 7:40, 9:20. — The Entity MMtTMTTU Legion honors Arson calculated in United States dollars. Actors wanted -SHOWUMTi- A D v e n t n m 1SMJS4SI The Little Theater of Manchester will have open Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post historian Robert Arson casting for the drama ’’Deathtrap” on Tuesday and recieved an honorable mention in national competi- RITE A ID Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the workshop, 22 Oak St. iion for compiling a one-year history of the post. He Thoughts 48^UIIS 'h’hfc mystery thriller, written by Ira Levin, includes was cited at the first district meeting Jan. 29 in FABERCE' roles for three men ranging in age from 20 to 60, and Manchester. — -SHOWN (Vi-— DISPOSABLE ad two women ranging in age from 40-to 60. Robert ORSANKS Donelly will direct. For additional information, call An important and popular book this year is "When SHAMPOO, CONOniONa Bob Bletchman at 643-2433. Here’s Legion’s month Bad Things Happen to Good People" by Harold S. M 9W— 8gt.m.0$48 Kushner. This is an excellent book^and it should be on O i a U M E I M S I The following events are scheduled for February at everyone's reading list. the American Legion in Manchester. Also nORSMONAl nUMPOO Golden Age Club meets “JSSSSjU m Tuesday — 8 p.m., membership meeting. I this book Rabbi Kushner says that we cannot 1501. Feb. 25 — 6 p.m., a night at the races, fee $2. expect God to stop bad things from happening. We - iS .- vcui The Golden Age Club will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. iSmSSSBt l o m i ! at the Manchester Senior'Center. Feb, 26 — 8 p.m.. Country Western Night, Al Barlow cannot expect God to stop people from hurting othe iratEMSIbBEA 1C Orchestra, buffet dinner, opei) bar, dancing at9p,m. people, or to make sickness go away, any more than CLAStSIFlEP section! vnKWR Call 646-7961 for jreservations. we can expect God to give us all the things we waht all ( Whalers tickets on sale the, time. ’ REM(5Vb M IN E R A L i Hum ii i i h i m BUILDUP FROM YOUR B A l f i m m Bonus The Manchester Recreation -Department will Calling all quitters In the face of this reality Rabbi Kushner poses a TEAKETTLE by pouring sponsor reduced price tickets to the Wednesday critical question: " I f we believe in God,” asks Rabbi in half a cup of white 79K MTM Pn ,16 OL N n U Whalers-Detroit Redwings game. TIckeU regularly All New England quIltCrs are Invited to show their Kushner, ’ ‘but we do not hold God responsible (or life’s vinegar and one quart of i* .y ig M M W priced at $10.50 will be available for I f at the work in “ New England Images,” a quilt show tragedies, if we believe that God wants justice and tap water. Heat to rolling USUM dHdM dl Recreation Department office, Garden Grove Road, scheduled for June 8 through 19 at the Topsfield Fair fairness but cannot always arrange (or them, what boil and let stand for one or the Mahoney .Center, 110 Cedar St. For information Grounds in Topsfield, Mass. are we doing when we pray to God (or a favorable hour. Pour out solution, fill SSET To obtain rules for entering work In the juried show, outcome to crisis in our life?” with water, boil again and call 647-3084. send a self-addressed stam p^ envelope to Margaret aman Rabbi Kushner responds this way. When we pray, discard. 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I rather, we become braver as we are reassured that, ATMCCasI 1:30 p.m. in Cooper Hall, South United Methodist The Manchester Lodge of Masons will meet -SHOWN (Vi- MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH: 528-61 1 B | Church, 1226 Main St. ’ ‘ wc don’t have to face our (ears and our pains alone.’’ Finding a cash buyer tor Tuesday at 7:?0 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on East God is with us; and in that assurance we can make it •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649 9110 Charles L. Hanscomb, vice president of the Center Street. the items you'd like to sell Connecticut Bank and Trust Company of Hartford, through today until tomorrow. ______An entered apprentice degree will be performed is easy. Just let our J will speak on estates and financial planning. with worshipful master Ernest Kjellson presiding. The Rev. Frederick P. Moseit ^ readers know what you Before the meeting, Paul Ryan will show slides of Refreshments will be served. 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Thompson got point across BOLTON— Not getting the handle on the puck." he added. Watertown. bounce of the puck. Manchester Horton realized it was going to be “ They (Watertown) only had High ice hockey team was white­ a tough evening on Watertown's nine guys but they have three big washed. 3-0. by visiting Watertown first goal. Jay Sloss tallied for the defensemen and they are good." 86-66, and No. 10 Missouri beat Turner, who finished with 18 By Dove Raffo * “ 1 moved more and made myself In another game Sunday, for­ "Good teams bounce back, and High Saturday night at the Bolton visitors, now 8-5 for the season, said Horton. " I felt my guys ward Alvis Rogers scored 21 points we’ll bounce back." Kansas State 82-50. No. 9 Arkansas points, missed a final shot for UPl- Sports W riter tougher to guard and we hit some Ice Palace. with 2:47 gone in the first period. played well. We lost to them out was idle. Irvine. Georgetown Coach John Thomp­ outside shots that opened things up and Wake Forest snapped a Memphis State's defeat ended a The setback leaves the Indian "It was a fluke goal." Horton said. there 8-4 and here we played well Completing the Top 20, Boston North Carolina and Virginia son revved his center up at for m e," Ewing said, "W e got a three-game losing streak with a 29-game winning streak in the icemen in a precarious situation, if "W e had just bought the buys new and hard." 78-65 victory over Marquette at College scored a 76-70 upset over tuned up for Thursday’s Atlantic halftime Sunday, then shut his lead and then they came back on us Mid-South Coliseum. Pahl Thomp­ they hope to qualify for the state sticks, as a reward, and the first The second-year Indian mentor Greensboro, N.C. No. 11 Villanova; No. 12 Louisville Coast Conference showdown with offense off in the second half. so we just had to play harder to son hit for 18 points and Jon tournament. The Silk Towners goal was a blooper coming in. had praise for reserve defenseman On Saturday, No. 5 Memphis toppled Lamar ' 85-60; Purdue easy wins Saturday. Pat Ewing. Georgetown's 7- foot stay ahead. " Williams added 13 points and 7 stand 5-10 for the .season and must It was like a clearing shot but it Joe Gallagher, who was forced shocked No. 13 Iowa, 60-57; New sophomore, responded to his DePaul coach Ray Meyer rebounds to lead Tulane, which win all five remaining contests to went through his (Manchester through circumstances into action Mexico State upended No. 14 At Charlotte, N.C., th e ‘ Tar coach's message by scoring 14 of agreed that Ewing was the major boosted its record to 11-8 overall enter post-season play. goalie Pat McNamara) legs and on the No. Mine at wing. Gallagher Illinois State, 66-50; No. 15 Ken­ Heels’ easy victory enabled Dean his 20 points in the second half, and difference. and 3-3 in the league. Memphis Next outing is Saturday night under his stick into the cage. Pat was playing with Bill Chambers tucky edged Alabama 76-70; South­ Smith to become the first major the 16th-ranked Hoyas stalled for "Their defense bothered us a lot State, 17-2 and 4-2, was led by against Newington High at the said he had his stick on the ice. and Keith Hurley and taking the ern Cal stunned No. 17 Washington college coach to record 13 Straight nearly nine minutes to preserve a because we were tentat've with the College Andre Turner's 16 points. Keith South Windsor Arena at 8:45. Maybe the lie of the (goalie) place of Erie Trudon. who drew a 71-65 triumph over DePaul at ball." Meyer said. "Ewing makes Lee, the Tigers’ high-scoring for­ State, 56-49; No. 19 Oklahoma 20-victory seasons. Sam Perkins game misconduct in the second and Michael Jordan led a balanced "You know how it is sometimes slick wasn’t right but we can’t Landover, Md. you tentative. We didn't go to the ward, was held to 14, hitting on routed Iowa State 102-74; and No, period. Basketball attack with 13 points each as North when you just don’t get the bounce blame the equipment." Horton "Coach said in his own way that 1 basket for fear of meeting up with 7-of-17 shots from the field and did 20 Auburn trimmed Florida 62-54. added. Horton also felt his No. 2 line of Carolina rolled to its 17th straight of the puck.” inquired Manchester wasn't playing hard enough," said him." not attempt a free throw. Coach Wayne Horton. ' "W ell, George Sloss tallied in the Chris Verbridge. Brett Faclora No. 3 Nevada-Las Vegas sur­ triumph. Ewing, who also pulled down 11 The Hoyas built a 17-point lead in In other Saturday games involv­ that's what happened to us. We middle session and Frank Kincley and Dan Duff played well along ' the first five minutes of the second State was upset at home by Tulane, ing Top 10 teams. No. 1 North vived a scare at home to remain At Charlottesville, Va., Virgi­ rebounds. just couldn't get the right bounces. in the third period for the visitors, with his defensive pairings of Dan 58-56. unbeaten through 20 games. The nia’s Tim Mullen scored a career- Hoyas' freshman David Wingate half before the Blue Demons Carolina walloped Furman 78-43, We had their goalie down and out a who had a 26-13 edge in shots, led Guachione-Dan Senkow and Mark stormed back, prompting Thomp­ "Today was a tough waltz," No. 2 Virginia trounced Duke Rebels slipped past Cal Irvine in high 23 points, including 20 in the had 19 points, including 9 free couple of limes but couldn't get a Kuletkus was in goal for Keith-Erie Johnson. throws in 13 attempts after Geor­ son to order the stall. Tigers coach'Dana Kirk said after 105-84, No. 3 Nevada-Las Vegas got Saturday night's Pacific Coast first half. getown went into its stall leading Georgetown has now won seven the Metro Conference loss, past Cal- Irvine 70-68, No. 4 St. Athletic Association game when North Carolina topped Virginia 56-49 with nine minutes to play. of its last eight games and is 16-6. "Things have been really good to John's clobbered Seton Hall 82-57, freshman Eldridge Hudson hit two 101-95 in their first league meeting Ewing said the Hoyas did little Freshman Tony Jackson had 22 us this year, and we had a tough No. 6 Indiana toppled No. 18 free throws with five seconds left. on Jan. 15. The Tar Heels, 20-3 that they were told in the first half, points for DePaul, which had a time today. We'll have a tough Minnesota 76-51, No. 7 UCLA With the score tied at 68, UCI’s overall, lead the ACC with a 7-0 trut made the necessary five-game winning streak snapped time Monday (against Wichita outsprinted Washington 84-65, No. George Turner fouled Hudson, who mark while Virginia is 19-2 and 7-1 corrections. and fell to 13-7. State). 8 Houston downed Texas A&M made both shots from the line. in the conference. i.-,i Kite holds off

fS / Sandlotters' playbook Caldvi/ell, Peete

r W ' PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (U PI) 15th through the 17th holes whittled after the turn but missed short — Jack Nicklaus once said of his once comfortable lead to two putts on both the 17th and 18th holes Pebble Beach: "You can play the shots and he was fortunate to win. to finish with a 73 that tied him with golf course 10 days in a row and it " I got a Ittle complacent, and I Peete, who shot 70, at lO-under 278. vital in NFC triumph will play differently every time,” paid the price." said Kite, one of It marked the third straight Tom Kite proved that this the tour’s most consistent players, week Caldwell has finished second weekend, shooting a course record but by far one of its- most — he lost out in playoffs in both the unsuccessful in terms of victories, HONOLULU (UPI) — In the The winning TD also meant a "Danny was in trouble on that reach. Herald photo bv Pinto 62 in the third round of the Bing Bob Hope Desert Classic and the " I got a little carried away. I guess complex, jargon-filled world of $10,000 paycheck for the 40 players play so I scrambled out of the "Had they gotten a field goal out Crosby National Pro- Am on Phoenix Open the previous two professional football, the NFC on the NFC roster, $5,000 more pattern (inside) and came back to of that drive, it woul have been all Saturday and a 73 on Sunday. I was a little anxious to get my weeks. But the $28,MO prize gave name on the trophy." resorted to the sandlotters’ play- they would not have received if the him,” said Jefferson. 'T ve m a d e a over for us," said Landry. Going up for two Thanks to that 62, Kite had Caldwell, who never has won a Winning the Crosby has long book Sunday to pull out its eighth sandlot play did not work. lot of diving catches, but that has to enough breathing room to hold off tournament, 1983 earnings of been one of Kite’s goals and when $95,233. Pro Bowl victory over the AFC in The touchdown pass meant the be one of the biggest.” AFC coach Walt Michaels of the Enfield High at Clarke Arena. Brophy Rex Caldwell andCalvin Peeteand Manchester's Kevin Brophv (25) pre­ he finally had taken the title, l)e 13 years. difference, but the play preceding Landry also said an end zone New York Jets said: " I t was a had career-high 20 points in leading win the famed tournament by two pares to go up to lay In offensive didn’t know what to say for a Peete will play in the Hawaiian With his side down by six points it was critical for the NFC. interception by Everson Walls of hairy ending, but I haven’t had strokes with a 72-hole score of rebound lost Friday night against Indians to 61-28 success. moment. Open this week but Kite and and only 31 seconds left, Danny Faced with a 3rd-and-7 on the Dallas with 4:12 left stopped a anything but hairy endings all 12-under-par 276. "This is one you set your sights Caldwell are going to take a White practically drew a diagram AFC 25. Jefferson made' a diving drive that would have put the AFC, year. Why should this be any "There were moments Sunday on,” said the man who has won the breather before rejoining the tour on the Aloha Stadium astroturf for catch for a first down. which led 19-13 at the time, out of different?” when I played as well as 1 did Vardon Trophy for the lowest score the following week in the San Diego each player on his assignment and Saturday," Kile said, "and yet average the last two years. “ Idon’t Open, then passed II yards to Green look at the difference in the scores. feel I really beat Pebble even Danny Edwards and Phoenix Bay’s John Jefferson for the Pebble is a very fickle lady and if Rain fails to stop you lose your concentration for though I shot that 62. My play winner Bob Gilder tied for fourth touchdown that gave the NFC a place at 279 while Jack Nicklaus 20-19 victory. even a moment, she will reach up Sunday was as solid as on Saturday Bucks surprise Celtics and yet I shot 73.1 guess there just finished alone at 280. Nicklaus won "W e kind of played sandlot and grab you." $ 11,700 to become the first golfer to football at the end," said White, of Kite started the final round of the is no way to explain it.” ■ The victory was only the fifth of top $4 million in earnings. the Dallas Cowboys. "W e devised BOSTON (UPI) - The Atlanta Hawks felt it. points in the final quarter. Tree Rollins then hit a Crosby with a two-stroke lead and Kite’s U-year career on the PGA U.S. Open champ Tom Watson the play in the huddle on coverages The Boston Celtics were trying their best to use it. free throw for Atlanta before Boston forward Wollek-Foyt combo by the eighth hole he was on top by Tour, but it was worth $58,500 and and young Ken Green tied at 281, they were playing. But in the end, the intangible on everyone’s mind Cedric Maxwell sank a turnaround jumper to six and cruising. But then, like pushed his earnings to $1,723,715 followed by David Graham, Mike "It took about a minute to call didn’t dictate who would win the game. make the score 110-108. many before him, he lost his and put him ninth on the all-time McCullough, Tucson and Los An- the play because I had to tell Eddie Johnson and Dan Roundfield of the But Quinn Buckner missed a pair of free throws DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, (UPI) fourth after six hours and grabbed Everybody knows that.” concentration, and in very quick list. geles.Open winner Gil Morgan and everybody where to go. We got to Hawks both referred to it as a "mystique.” that would have tied the score with 28 seconds ; — The skies were a rainy, blustery the lead shortly after dawn The Porsche’s winning time of order his lead was shaky at best. Caldwell made a run at Kite Ben (irenshaw at 282. call only one play, not two. Boston’s M.L. Carr was talking about a remaining and Atlanta’s Rory Sparrow scored on • gray, and the atmosphere around Sunday. 98.781 mph was a rain- plagued, Consecutive bogeys from the Fortunately, it worked." psychological tool not to be taken lightly. a breakaway to ice the victory. : the pit of the No. 6 orange-and- That’s when Foyt entered the record-slow clocking. High winds The Celtics rarely lose on the parqiiet floor of ; white Porsche was even darker. picture. And that’s when Wollek and rain began during the 16th Since both teams had only four "When you play a team in its own building, days of workouts, everything was the Boston Garden, but the Hawks bucked the ; Bob Wollek was fuming. A.J. got upset. hour, shortly after Wollek re­ trend Sunday with a 116-111 victory, becoming particulary with the mystique h ere... you just try Foyt, the four-time Indianapolis gained the lead for good. The poor kept at a basic level. to hold them off,” said Roundfield, who also • Foyt was nervous. only the third team to beat the Celtics in the But in the end — after2,723 miles 500 winner who started in an Aston weather brought out the yellow "The play was the two-pass,” scored 22. "They kept coming at us at the end as Lendl winning streak said White of the simple play­ Garden this year. : and 618 laps — everybody was all Martin with NASCAR’s Darrell caution flag on numerous occa­ " I felt we could have put them away earlier and we knew they would. But today we were able to Waltrip but fell out of the race with sions and stopped the race for 54 calling system devised by Dallas hold them.” smiles. really wanted to because the Celtics have a Preston Henn’s Porsche Turbo engine problems Saturday night, minutes around midday Sunday. coach Tom Landry, who handled The Celtics are 20-3 on their home floor, having mystique of winning in the closing seconds in this 935, with Frenchman Wollek and was asked by Henn to join his It was ironic that Foyt should the NFC squad. "Both wide lost also this year to Detroit and Milwaukee. builidng,” said Johnson, who scored 22 points. Texan Foyt doing most of the team. play such an integral role in the receivers ran slant-ins and the They’ve also lost once to the Pistons in a “ home "They always have the capability to put you driving, overcame early engine Wollek felt upstaged. race’s outcome since the Foyt- stopped by McEnroe backs slant-outs. game” played at the Hartford Civic (Center. "It was just a matter of J.J. away.” troubles and monsoon-like condi­ “ He doesn’t know the car and he Waltrip fusion attracted most of The Celtics had fallen behind in the first "It means more to lose in the Garden because doesn’t know the race,” Wollek the pre-race attention. Foyt and beating a man one-on-one. I threw tions Sunday to capture The 24 around his throat. He buried his play Lendl. quarter,aly to take a small halftime lead and trail we want to establish that we will not lose in Boston complained. “ We’ve been working Waltrip pushed their British Nim­ PH ILAD ELPH IA (U PI) — In no the ball in the hole and he did the • Hours of Daytona. head in a towel after losing his “ I got advice from people I don't again in the third quarter. The crowd saw the Garden,” said Carr, adding that the Celtics are very hard. Now, all you hear is rod car as high as sixth before way can a snowy February day in rest." . A trio of Floridians — Randy serve, then raised his fists exhort­ even know," he said. " I had to rally coming and rose with thunderous applause playing catch-up with the divison-leading Phila­ 'A.J. Foyt is driving the car.’” leaving the race after six hours. Philadelphia compare to a damp Trailing by six points with 2:12 • Lanier, Terry Wolters and Marty ing himself after a big rally. He decide what advice was meaning­ as the Celtics made their move in the fourth delphia 76er.S'. Foyt, making his first appear­ July day at Wimbledon or a muggy left. White marched the NFC 80 ■ Hinze — in a Chevrolet March measured the net after Lendl ful and what advice came from quarter. "This game was important to us, as every game ance in a sports car race since he September day at Flushing Mea­ yards for the winning touchdown. finished six laps back on the smashed a winner off the cord. As people wanting me to do something The Celtics pulled to 109-106 with less than a Is now, because we’re looking at Philadelphia and teamed with Dan Gurney to win at dow in terms of weather or tennis. The drive was helped along by an 3.84-mlle Daytona International usual, he berated iinespeople and just for the sake of doing it. I even minute to play as Danny Aigne scored 9 of his 13 jockeying for playoff position.” LeMans in 1967, shared some of But for John McEnroe, the day unsportsmanlike conduct penalty Speedway course. could have been on a court carved the umfiire. got a Telex but I couldn't read it. Third went to a Mazda, which Wollek’s concern. and an 11-yard pass interference NBA Roundup of ice in Antarctica and it would And when it was over after three " I realized myself that deep finished 20 laps behind the winners ” I was nervous getting into the call against the AFC. have meant almost the same. He hours, he threw his racket into the down, the best way to play Lendl and was piloted by a California car,” sid Foyt. ” I sure didn’t want finally had broken his jinx against air and raised both fists over his was to be more aggressive." team — Peter Halsmer, Robert to mess up them winning the race. I.akers 116, Kings 106 Ivan Lendl. head as the Spectrum crowd of §trr/ Kelley not enough, R e ^ and Rick Knoop. But I played it pretty cagey.” At Inglewood, Calif., Kareem 13,391 gave him a standing ovation Wollek, the pole-sitter for Ameri­ After Foyt padded the first- Abdul-Jabbar scored 18 points and Changing his strategy from a in honor of his second straight ca’s only 24-hour sports car endu­ place lead to eight laps and piit the Magic Johnson handed out 11 championship here. Cougar rance race, blew two turbos early race out of reach in five hours of assists to help Los Angeles con­ baseline game to one that saw him in the race and found himself 58th driving Sunday, Wollek was a tinue its dominance at home. The attack the net frequently, the Radit^g] “ This is a step in the right Pittsburgh upends UConns after the first hour Saturday — a believer. Lakers are now an NBA-best 21-2 top-seeded McEnroe snapped a direction,” the 23-year-old McEn­ long way from the $36,000 first ' ’ I was pretty concerned because at home, including 11 -.'traight personal seven- match losing ■TV roe said. "It was important for me women "E arl has a knack for wanting to give Pittsburgh the basketball, place. he didn’t .know the car, but I victories. The triumph also ex­ streak to Lendl Sunday by posting By Len Auster to mentally to get over that. This was showed him where first and second tended their home winning streak a 4-6. 7-6, 6- 4,6-3 victory to win the Herald Sportswriter take it. I would have liked more coming up with a steal and almost But Wollek — and co-drivers an important win for me. I ’m not Claude Ballot-Lena and Henn — gear was and he was OK,” laughed over the Kings to 20, dating to Oct. $375,000 U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis passing situations. It's great when winning it with a floor-length rush. going to say that it wasn’t. I don't they (shots) fall but we did need His last-second layup lazily rolled ' battled back Into contention, stood Wollek. “ He’s a fantastic driver. 20, 1974. Championships. TONIGHT STORRS— When the refrain of The loss snapped the second- want to lose to anybody 10 times in victors more ball movement,” Perno did around the iron before falling off. Suns 109, Warriors 92 6:15 College hockey: Boston harmony from a chorus was a row.” Herald photo by Pinto At Oakland, Calif., Walter Davis seeded Lendl’s M-match indoor needed, all that could be heard was concede. The lead see-sawed in the Since defeating Lendl in the College vs. Harvard. SportsChan- scored eight of his 20 points in the winning streak dating b rk to AACC’S JIAA FLO REN CE READIES SHOT Snapping its two-game losing a soloist. Keliey was 7-for-21 from the floor overtime with Kelley giving the quarterfinals of the 1980 U .S. Open. nel streak, Manchester Community and totaled 26 points to lead the Huskies, now 2-6 in the conference fourth quarter to pace Phoenix. ' April 1981. 8 College basketball; UHttrtford Or, in other words, when a group While the triumph and $54,000 McEnroe had only been able to win . . . in recent outing against AAattatuck College women’s basketball team Huskies. UCk>nn, overall, took 61 and 9-10 overall, the lead at 71-70 Husband nervous Golden State’s Ron Brewer had 11 vs. Bridgeport, WINF was needed all that could be first-prize check pales in compari­ one of 20 sets against the hard­ whipped < Thames Valley State shots and made 35, 41 percent. with 32 seconds left on two. free of his 23 points in the finai quarter, 8 College basketball; Pittsburgh recognized was a single voice. son to capturing the Wimbledon or hitting Czechoslovakian. Their last Tech, 67-47, Saturday night at East The Panthers, who in stature throws. Vaughan, however, came filling in for Injured forward vs. Syracuse, Channel 20, ESPN That pretty much was the story U.S. Open titles, it was clear from meeting had been two weeks ago Catholic. more resemble their nationally through with the clutch hoop for Purvis Short. 8 College basketball: Florida Saturday night as there was too the outset that McEnroe wanted when the 22-year-old Lendl blitzed The win lifts the Lady Cougars to recognized football team than Pittsburgh. Pemo tried to call in Lopez victory Cavaliers 110, Clippers 107 State vs. Louisville, USA Cable much Earl Kelley and not enough Sunday’s match badly — very to a straight-set victory in the Florence, Emerson 5-2 for the season with their next UConn as the Huskies fell in roundball artists, won it on a timeout but Kelley, and team­ At Richfield, Ohio, Cliff Robin­ finals of the Grand Prix Masters. 10 Boxing: Roach vs. Palacious, badly. outing tonight against Springfield overtime to rugged Pittsburgh, 12-foot jumper from Big East mates, didn’t see the signal with son, who tossed in a season-high 36 ESPN said he was too nervous,” she said. He kicked his racket. He During this losing streak, McEn­ College jayvees at East’s gym at 6 72-71, in Big East (inference leading scorer Clyde Vaughan with the UConn freshman tossing up an . MUMI (UPI) - Nancy Lopez is points and grabbed 16 rebounds, roe had received advice from 10:30 Boxing: Moley vs. Castro; 7 He didn’t deny it. bounced a ball off his head. He o’clock. basketball action at the Field 11 seconds left. 18-footer that banged off the iron. ■ off to her fastest pro sUrt ever. scored 9 of Cleveland’s final 16 Silver vs. Braswell, USA Cable " I ’m ready for baseball, I can’t placed both hands in a choke hold everyone but Dear Abby on how to MCC jumped to a 12-2 lead at the House in Storrs. Vaughan, averaging 20.4 points David cradled the cherished re­ Lopez scrapped her way to a points to pace the.Cavaliers. World big guns for MCC 14:430 mark of the first half and in Big East play, was only 6-for-18 . 1-over-par 73 in blustery winds take this,” he said. B. Free added 28 points for Kelley, highly recruited 6-foot-l bound to clinch the Panther The pressure increased when never allowed the visitors to get guard out of Wilbur Cross High in from the floor but was there when victory. Sunday to edge four golfers by a Cleveland. defending champion JoAnne Behind a balanced scoring at­ through the second half before any closer. New Haven, was at the point in full Pittsburgh needed him. “ I played “ I think it is a sin a team works stroke for the $22,500 first prize in Bullets 103, Pacers 99 tack that saw four players hit MCC finished with a rush behind Mary Sblendorio had 10 of her defense and rebounded for awhile. so hard and gets nothing. It seems - the second stop on the 1983 LPGA Garner pulled into a tie by putting At Landover, Md., Rick Mahorn Top-seeded Evert prevails charge In the first half. He also did in a 50-foot putt for a birdie 3 on the double figures. Manchester Com­ the sharp passing of Silver, who team-high 18 points in the first half more than his share In the second I knew sooner or later my jump we find ways to help the other , tour. and Frank Johnson scored 21 15th hole. munity College upended Greater dished out 7 assists, and the sharp for the Cougars with Sue Donnelly half. But in the overtime the shot was going to go in,” Vaughan team,” said Perno. "T lie mistakes The tournament was known as points each and Rick Sober»added Hartford Community College, 79- shooting of Emerson, who netted 10 and Debbie Brozowsky adding 6 freshman made freshman mis­ said afterwards in the noisy we made at the end; maybe we’U ' the Elizabeth Arden Classic. 19 to power Washington. Butch 70. in CCCAA basketball action points. apiece to spark the locals to a 34-19 takes by trying to do too much by Panther lockerroom. learn from them. It's hard to keep < Her earliest triumph previously But Garner gave two shots back Carter paced Indiana' with 28 in making first '83 start Saturday night at East Catholic. Leonard also had 10 rebounds halftime bulge. himself. He launched most of tte Pittsburgh, which has won three on coming back but sooner or later . was at Sarasota, the fourth event of to par on the par 3,132- yard 17th points, followed by Clark Kellogg’s when she poked a 6- iron into the leading 40-15 in the seventh. Jim Florence and Steve Emer­ and 7 assists while Florence It was easy from the intermis­ Husky shots and could be accused in a row — all against Big East foes you have to do it. One night we will ' the tour in 1979. back when she was 19 and Herb Williams’ 18. PALM BEACH GARDENS. Flu. from the way I was playing at the water on the right aide of the green. Jaeger took advantage of two son each netted 18 points and Pat latched onto 13 rebounds for the sion to the finish. of trying to put on a one-man show. — has climbed to 4-5 in the come out on top In a game like this. surprising the golf world with her Mavericks 112, Trail Blazers 105 (U PI) — Chris Evert Lloyd won end of last year, " Evert said. “ I ’d rather skip that hole. The The match was played in a errors by Evert and broke service Silver and Doug Leonard 17 apiece winners. Donnelly totaled 16 points and ” I ’ve never put the hammer to conference and 11-8 overall. It When you play so hard, you haveto prowess. At Portland, Ore., Mark Aguirre her debut match of 1983 Sunday, wind was blowing straight across. with two more errors from Evert. as the Cougars ran their record to Cruel netted a game-high 32 points Brozowsky 12 as the Cougars had any one player in all ray years of received a big boost in the second mentally play the game better.” ‘T v e never won this early in scored a career-high 44 points to defeating Andrea Jaeger, 6-3. 6-3. strong wind that negated one of I looked into the sun and I didn’t see But Evert broke back in the eight 9-5 for the season. Greater to pace the Colts with Wendell three scorers in double digits. coaching and I'm not going to start half from sharp-shooting 6-foot-4 south Florida before. I owe it to the lead Dallas to its eighth triumph in in the finals of a $150,000 Jaeger's favorite weapons. She it go into the water,” Garner said. and held in the ninth when two Hartford dips to 6-5 with the loss. Williams adding a dozen markers. Amy Glazer and Jackie Tucker led now. We win as a team and lose as freshman guard Joey David, who PltMburgh (7 2 )- Johnson 3 5-6 j coaching of my dad and my its last 10 games and fourth- tournament. attempted six drop shots in the Gamer pulled back into a four­ wind- destroyed drop-shot efforts MCC resumes play tonight Manchester (79) — Reiser 3 0-0 6, MCC in rebounding with 15 and 12 a team,” said UConn Coach Dom canned six in a row and wound up 11, Vaughan 6 11-14 23, Willianu 1 ' husband all this week,” she said. straight on the road. Jim Paxson first set. but the wind carried all way tie for second, a shot behind The event was known as the by Jaeger ended each game. against Post College at East Florence 7 4-7 18, Silver 5 7-8 17, caroms respectively. Pemo, who saw his cagers drop with a collegiate career-high of 16 4-4 6, AUen 3 2-2 8, Culbertson 14-4 Both husband. Ray Knight, the s c o r^ 27 points for Portland and but two of them out of bounds. Lopez’ 3-under-par 285, by two- Murjuni Cup Women's Tennis Evert then won five straight Catholic at 8 o'clock. Leonard 7 3-5 17, Emerson 7 4-5 18, Manchester (87)— Donnelly 80-0 one vitally needed. points. 6, Da vid 8 0-116, Armstrong 00-00, Houston Astros' third baseman Kenny Carr added 21, all in the putting for a birdie on the 18th. Tournament. '‘Chris adapted to the wind games to reach 5-1 in the second Leonard had 10 points and Garen 10-2 2, Facey 0 1-2,0. Collins 16, King 1 1-2 3, Lupacchino 3 0-4 6, UConn begins Tuesday night a There were more twists and Watkins 0 2-2 2, Beatty 0 04) 0, . who she married in September, second half. Jay Vincent chipped Gamer finished with a (- under- Evert, the No. I seed in the event, better than I did," Jaeger said. set. Jaeger delayed the inevitable Florence and Emerson 8 apiece as 0 0-0 0, Davis 0 0-0 0, Carr 0 0-0 0. Sblendorio 8 2-318, Brozowsky 80-1 stretch of five Big East Conference turns in this contest than an Miklasevlch 0 O-OvO. Totals 22 28-33 and father accompanied her dur­ in 21 points for Dallas. par 71 over the 6,211-yard Turn- won $27,500. Jaeger, the world's Evert might have made quicker by winning two games, but then MCC moved to a 37-28 halftime Totals 30 19-32 79. 12, Tucker 3 0-0 6, Glazer 2 0-0 4, afternoon soap opera with each 72. ing the tournament. 78ers 97, Sonics 96 lilts in which it will be overwhelm­ berry Isle Country Club course. third ranked women's player — work of the match if she had been her service wa§ broken in the final edge. The Cougars moved their Greater Hartford (70)— Cleybey Troy 1 0-0 2. Totals 32 3-13 67. ing underdogs. The slate starts off side having its chance of winning. UCoaa (2 1 )- WilUama 3 0-2 6. • Indeed, the pressure got to At Seattle, Moses Malone hit a ! K n i^ t — perhaps more than to his Joining her in second at. 286 were layup with 30 seconds left to lift the one behind Evert Lloyd — and able to convert one of four break game. margin to 44-32 early in the second 25-9 9. Cure! 13 6-8 32, Shelton 4 3-S Thames Valley (47)— Herteau 1 with Villanova Tuesday night at Or blowing it. Blucber 104) 2, KucsensU 6 ^212, Betsy King with a 71, Stephanie 76ers. Malone finished with a ranked No. 2 in the tournament, points she held in the 16-point Evert, who has now beaten half before GHCC’s Leroy Cruel II. W. Williams60-012, Williamson 0-1 2, Johnson 2 1-1 5, Hiner 0 0-0 0, the Palestra in Philadelphia and, Vaughan tied it at the end of Kelley 7 U-16 26, Hobbs 3 041 6, ' wife. . "HegetsmoreneiYousthanldo. Farwig with a 73 and Pat Bradley, took $14,000. fourth game. Jaeger heldon. Evert Jaeger in the final of five straight led a Colts' comeback that saw the 00-00, K. WilliamsOO-00, MaddenO Delfrnie 8 3-4 19, Dauphinars 9 3-4 regulation with a Jumper while Coles 3 4-6 10, Oiscombe 2 2-4 6, game-high 24 points and 20 re­ in order, St. John's, Georgetown, the wlpner In last week’s jour "I'm happy the way I played then bi'oke service in the sixth Florida tournaments, said she visitors close to within three 0-0 0, Lee 3 0-0 6, Grupton 0 0-0 0. 13, Morrone 2 4-6 8. Totals 18 11-16 Kelley, who was guilty of stepping Vaughan 1 1-1 3, Ithier 0 641 0. 1 offered him breakfast this bounds. Fred Brown led Seattle Villanova and Boston College opener, who collected a 71 Sund(iy. lu'cause I don't think I Inst much game and was one point from 5-2. plans to rest until March. points. That was at 51-48 midway Totals 28 14-22 70. 47. follow. ' in bounds after the Vaughan hoop Totals 29 21-31 71. morning, but be turned it down. He with 20 points. I

LI 1 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon,, Feb. 7, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 7, 1983- 17 Officials in Kansas Goalies (differ dispute NCAA claim Scoreboard MISSION. Kan. (U PI) - An homeowners and businesses, said schools and because it c lances after shutout attorney for the county said the Bruce Landeck, the attorney who intercollegiate sports, the .M’AA is National Collegiate Athletic Asso­ argued the county's case before an educational institution, lur said. Or do I fault the defense for shots to record his second shutout ciation is about as closely related the board. Athletic competition fosters By United Press International allowing a clearing attempt?" of the season to end a four-game to education as the factory that "They're just big business," civic education by teaching sports­ Brian Hayward may be his own Watt asked. " I t was just a tough losing streak. Toronto had only one makes Big Chief tablets. Landeck told the appeals board. manship and obedience to law, the Sports worst critic. shot on goal in the final period Johnson County officials dispute "They are in it for making as much brief claims, and the NCAA Basketball " I edn accept the second goal, I way to lose a game 1 thought we 'Calendar against Micalef, who got his first the NCAA's claim that it is an money as they possibly can. They provides vocational training by Hockey .guess,” said Hayward, the Win­ played well and worked very hard NHL shutout on Dec. 8, 1982. educational organization and say no one benefits because they preparing the athlete for a profes­ nipeg Jets goaltender, after losing ' in." are not-for-profit, but their payroll Sevigny turned back 27 shots Bruins 5, Sabres 1 therefore deserves an exemption sional sports career. Monday a 2-0 decision Sunday night to increases every year." before a sellout crowd of 15,372 and At Buffalo, N.Y., Rick Middleton from property taxes on its admi­ Landeck, in hope o f supporting BASKETBALL Montreal in just his seventh NHL But an attorney for the NCAA was especially sharp in the second scored twice after Peter McNab, nistrative headquarters in subur­ his argument that the NCAA is Post at MCC, 8 game. "But the first one was just a contends competitive sports are half of the opening period, stoning Barry Pederson and Craig Mac- ban Kansas City. Mo. The case is more involvecKin economics than N A T IO N A L B A S K E TB A LL ASSOC. bad goal. I still don't feel I ’ve been • NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Tuesday Jets’ left winger Brian Mullen and Tavish staked Boston to a 3-0 lead before the Kansas .Board of Tax rooted in history and are a in education, included in his brief a Eastern Conference playing consistently enough to stay pp . Wales Conference BASKETBALL after one period as the Bruins Appeals, which is expected to necessity for educating mankind, federal court decision by Judge Atlantic Division in this league.” Hawerchuk on two occasions each. » Patrick Division W L Pet. GB Penney at Manchester, 8 not just students on scholarships. W L T Pta. GF GA " I haven’t been involved in a extended their unbeaten string to make a decision within two Juan Burciaga, who ruled that the Philadelphia 41 7 .854 - While Hayward was lamenting, IS2 East Catholic at Northwest 15 games. Boston goaltender Pete "In every case where it has been NCAA could not be the sole agent ^iladelphia S IS 7 Boston 37 11 .7n 4 Montreal goalie Richard Sevigny scoreless game for so long, and I months. 29 18 9 206 163 Catholic, 7:45 N Y Islanders New Jersey 31 18 .633 l(m certainly didn’t think we’d have Peelers, who lost his shutout bid Tiie issue is whether the NCAA an issue, it has been decided that for selling television rights to its Washington 27 16 13 220 193 was basking in the glory of his first Washington 22 25 .468 18Mi Portland at Cheney Tech, 8 one against the Jets," said Cana­ with 9:06 left when Buffalo’s Dave will receive a $40,000 refund from the NCAA is an educational members' football games. HY Rangers 23 24 8 201 196 New York 21 27 .438 20 shutout of the season after Mark 11 33 12 151 226 RHAM at Bolton, 8 New Jersey Central Division diens' coach Bob Berry. "Both Andreychuk connected on a power Johnson County for taxes paid the institution," C.W. Crumpecker Jr. That suit, brought by the univer­ 169 262 Napier broke a scoreless tie at 7:11 ^ttsbu rgh 12 36 7 Milwaukee 32 16 .667 -> Manchester at Penney (girls), 8 goaltenders were just outstanding play, ran his personal unbeaten last three years and an exemption said. sities of Oklahoma and Georgia, is Adams Division Atlanta 24 24 .500 8 of the final period to spark as 10 8 80 218 142 Windsor at East Catholic (girls); streak to 29 games by recording his Crumpecker laid out his case in on appeal to the federal lOth U.S. Boston Detroit 24 25 .480 B>4 , Montreal. j the whole game.” from further property taxes. 29 16 10 68 251 198 8 M ontreal Chicago 17 32 .347 15^ In other games, Montreal 30th victory. The NCAA, with its $23- million- about 50 pages of legal arguments Circuit Court of Appeals in 25 18 11 61 202 172 " I missed a couple of breaka­ B uffalo Indiana 15 32 .319 BOYS SWIMMING 25 22 8 56 236 223 blanked Winnipeg 2-0, Chicago a-year budget, should not be laying based on 3,000 years of sports Denver. i)u ebec Cleveland 10 39 .204 22>^ ways and I had other good chances, 13 35 6 32 178 275 Wethersfield at Manchester, Nordiques 4, Capitals 4 history. Because its members are •Hartford Western Conference but Hayward came up with some downed the New York Rangers 4-1, its tax burden onto the shoulders of Campbell Conference 3:30 At Quebec, newly acquired de­ Midwest Division big saves," said Napier. "It was a Detroit shut out Toronto 3- 0, Norris Division W L Pet. GB Wednesday fenseman Anders Eldebrink W L T PU GF GA Boston. toppled Buffalo 5-1, Wa­ San Antonio 29 21 .580 — lucky goal because I was making a 35 14 7 77 240 191 BASKETBALL scored the tying goal at 6:05 of the 4%icago Kansas Citv 24 24 .500 4 pass out in front and the goalie shington lied Quebec 4-4, and •Minnesota 27 15 13 67 22M94 MCC at Mitchell, 8 final period and Michel Goulet School mark Dallas 23 24 .489 knocked it with his stick.” Vancouver tied New Jersey 4-4. St. Louis 17 28 11 45 198 217 Denver 24 26 .400 5 ICE HOCKEY notched two goals, including one on Toronto 14 29 10 38 197 231 Utah 18 32 .380 11 The Canadiens took a 2-0 advan­ Black Hawks 4, Rangers 1 13 30 12 38 169 227 Rockville vs. East Catholic at a penalty shot, to help the Nor­ Detroit Houston 9 39 .188 19 At Chicago, Denis Savard scored Smvthe Division tage less than a minute after se t by Reiley P acific Division Bolton Ice Palace, 8:30 diques earn a tie. 30 16 10 70 300 227 his 25th goal and assisted on 'Edmonton Los Angeles 36 10 .783 — Napier's goal, when freshman iv«iH4iry 23 25 8 54 231 234 WRETSTLING [Calgary Phoenix 30 20 .600 8 center Guy Carbonneau won a another to spark Chicago to its fifth WinnipegIVinnipeg 21 27 7 49 206 229, Hall at Manchester, 6:15 in high jump Portland 28 20 .583 9 draw in the Winnipeg zone back to straight triumph. Savard’s power- Devils 4, Canucks 4 iJvancouverVancouver 17 26 11 45 196 216 Seattle 27 21 .563 10 East Catholic at Bloomfield, 3:30 U PI photo Los Angeles 17 28 8 42 190 234 play goal at 14:47 of the second At East Rutherford. N.J.. John 7 left winger Steve Shutt, who Golden SU te 20 28 .417 17 Plainville, Somers at Cheney Wensink's second goal of the (Top four in each division qualify for !^ n Diego 15 35 .300 23 blasted a 20-footer past Hayward period broke a 1-1 tie. The loss gave Manchester High girls' indoor Stanley Cup playoffs.) T ech ,6 season, at 7:53 of the third period, bunaay s Kesults for his 25th goal of the year. the Rangers a 1-8-4 record in their track team took part in a develop­ Saturday’s Results Friday lifted the Devils to a deadlock. Buffalo 0. 0 (tie ) Atlanta 116. Boston 111 Winnipeg coach Tom Watt said last 13 games. mental meet Saturday against Up and over Angeles 116, Kansas City 106 BASKETBALL Philadelphia 2. Los Angeles 3 he couldn’t fault Hayward on Red Wings 3, Maple Leafs Wensink bounced Ihe rebound of a Boston 7. Hartford 4 Phoenix 109. Golden State 92 Manchester at Conard, 8 Windham, East Catholic and St. Cleveland 110. San Diego 1(77 At Detroit, Mark Lofthouse Rick Meagher shot off the pads of Chicago 4, Detroit 3 Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 8 either goal. Paul. No team scores were kept. American Biliv Olsen clears bar at %-inch. Olsen became the first man to Minnesota, 4, N .Y . Islanders 2 Washington 108. Indiana 90 “ What do I do? Do I hit Dale scored two goals and goalie Vancouver goalie John Garrett for Dallas 112. Portland 105 Portland at Bolton, 8 There was one school record Maple Leaf Indoor Games, setting vault 19 feet Indoors. Calgary 7. Pittsburgh 4 Hawerchuk for losing the faceoff? , Corrado Micalef turned back 15 the tying goal. established as Mary Beth Reiley Wasnington 5. New Jersey 4 Philadelphia 97, Seattle 96 Conard at Manchester (girls), 8 pole vault mark with leap of 19-feet, Toronto 6, Vancouver 4 Monday's Game leaped 4-feet, 11-inches in the high N .Y . Rangers 2, St. Louis 2 (tie) Indiana at N ew York, 7:30 p.m., EST BOYS SWIMMING jump for Manchester. Jennifer Sunday's Results Tuesday's Games Enfield at Manchester, 3:30 Boston at Washinston Mancini gains decision against Feeney Seise took the 55-meter hurdles Montreal 2. Winnipeg 0 Saturday Chicago 4. N.Y. Rangers 1 New Jersey at Atlanta with a time of :09.9 with Kelly Purtland at Chicago BASKETBALL Detroit 3. Toronto 0 tlepool in northern England, Wynn fourth. Karen Scata was B^tcm 5, Buffalo 1 Kansas City at Houston South Catholic at East Catholic, SAINT VINCENT. Italy (UPI) Ohio, went into the bout at 138 Catholic girls lose out, Detroit at Antonio pounded each other almost non­ Washington 4. Quebec 4 (tie) pounds. Feeney, the British cham­ second th the 55-meter dash with a Dallas at Phoenix 7 — World Boxing Association light­ Vancouver 4. New Jersey 4 (tic) pion, weighed 134>/«. stop. time o f : 08.2 with Rochelle Parrott Monday's Games Denver at San Diego Norwalk at MCC, 8 weight champion Ray “ Boom ( No Games Scheduled) Los Angeles at Seattle Boom" Mancini of the United The three ring judges scored for and Melissa McCray fifth and sixth East Catholic at South Catholic Feeney opened up a cut on Tuesday's Games (girls), 6:30 States Sunday won a unanimous Mancini 98-96, 98-96, 98-95. respectively. hoop tourney shot fades All-Star Game at Long Island Mancini’s left eyebrow in the decision over George Feeney of Mancini, 21, admitted that he ' Anna Bolivarhadatossof22-feet ICE HOCKEY eighth round but the flow of hood Britain in a 10-round non-title bout. began to slow up during the closing in the shot put while Sue Mirante American Hockey League B a s k e t b a ll East Catholic vs. Suffield at did not slow down the pace of the The Saints raced to a 17-4 lead points to pace St. Bernard. Daria Northern Enfield Twins Rink, 3 “ I needed a tough fight, and this stages of the bout. was third in the 500-meter run. UNCASVILLE— Any lingering battle. hopes East Catholic girls' basket­ after one period and never looked Lupacchino collected half of the W L T Pts. GF GA WRESTLING certainly was one,” Mancini said “ It was a good fight for me,” he Becky Castagna won the 1.000- FYedeiricton 27 17 7 224 171 JUNIORS ' ball team had of qualifying for the back in gaining their 14th win in 18 Eaglettes' rebounds with 15 and 221 m Windham, East Catholic at Man­ in the ring immediately after the said. “ I didn't have the fire in the \ meter run with a time of 3:27.7 with Maine 27 21 6 Trail Blazers downed the state tournament were dashed outings. The Eaglettes closed the also led in the scoring department Nova Scotia 27 22 5 255 222 chester, noon fight in which both fighters drew later rounds but we’ll work that out “ 1 think Feeney has a cham­ Jeanne Bronisz second for the 234 234 Clippers, 42-26, and the Warriors . Saturday night as the Eaglettes gap somewhat in the second with 10 points. Adirondack M 27 4 Cheney Tech at COC Tourna­ blood. in training." pion’s heart, and he is a world class locals. Debbie Dussault won 'the Moncton 20 27 5 179 201 tripped the Jazz, 45-32, Saturday at stanza, pulling within 27-20 at the St. Bernard (6 3 )- Hill 7 6-9 20. 190 240 ment, 10 a.m. Mancini, from Youngstown, Mancini and Feeney, from Har­ contender,” Mancini said. 1.500 for Manchester with a time of were upended by homestanding St. Sherbrooke 15 33 4 the East Side Rec. Bernard. 63-39, in non-conference half. St. Bernard, however, took Hanahan 4 6-8 14, McKieman 2 (H) Southern 5:15.1 while Joanne Moriarty and 31 16 7 I 250 217 Vic Antico had 17 points and Rick control in the third stanza and had 4. Shasha 51-211, LinquistOO-10, P. Rochester Parrott took 2-3 in the 300-meter play in Uncasville. nershey 28 22 2 208 198 Longo 15 for the Blazers while a 45-32 advantage heading into the Rolls 3 2-4 8. Kelly 12-2 4, D.Rolls 0 25 22 5 205 20B dash. Moriarty had a time o f: 52.1. The loss drops East to 5-11 for the New Haven Mick Garbeck pumped in 10 for the season with four games remaining final eight minutes of play. 2-2 2. Totals 22 19-28 63. St. Catharins 25 28 4 2 » 248 Becky Castagna and Laura Baltimore 23 25 8 239 250 Clippers. Brad Pelligrinelli netted "W e failed to get off to a good East Catholic (39)— Bearse 21-3 208 213 Bottone took 1-2 in the 800-meter on the schedule. A team must win •Binghamton 23 M 5 26 points and Jon Roe 9 for the 50 percent of its games to qualify start shooting in the first quarter 5, Revellese 0 2-6 2, Barter 14-tO 6, Springfield 19 31 4 I 180 218 run with times of 2:42 and 2:49 Warriors while Larry Stanford and had to play catch-up the rest of Caffrey 4 0-0 8, DelSignore 3 0-0 6, Satuimy 8 Results F for post-season play. East will respectively while Maureen Lacey • N ew Haven?, Adirondack6 (O T ) (14) and Mary Yorgenson (10) led the w ay," said East Coach Donna Palmer 0 0-0 0, Coulombe 10-0 2, ran away with the 3.000-meter run. begin its stretch of final outings • Binghamton 3. Moncton 1 the Jazz. The 4 X 1-lap relay of Reiley, Tuesday night against Windsor Ridel. Prior 0 0-0 0, Lupacchino 5 0-0 10. Nova Scotia 4. Fredericton 3 Totals 167-19 39. Hershey 5, Baltim ore 2 Heidi Goehring, Siese and Mor­ High at the Eagles' Nest a^ 7:30. Ellen Hill had a game-high 20 Maine i , St. Catharines 3 iarty took third while the 4 X 2-lap Sherlmwke 4. SprliwHeld 2 Sunday's fletults foursome of Bottone. Castagna, Hershey 4. Baltimore 4 (OT. tie) Lacey and Dussault took top B in^m ton 4. Springfield 3 honors. M a ^ 7. New Haven 6 Conard outwrestles Indians Nova Scotia 5. Fredericton 4 Rochester 3. Moncton 2 Bowling St. Catharines 6. Sherbrooke 2 E Monday's Games Running into a tough customer, overall while the loss drops the Toumeau 5:49, 129— Burke (C) (No Games SchMUled) Tech mafmen Manchester High wrestling team Indians to 3-3-1 in the league and maj. dec. Tim Grady 12-2, 135— Tuesday’s Games t ______had a long afternoon as it suc­ 6-7-1 overall. Next outing is Callahan (C) sup. dec. Mark Hershey at Fredericton Moncton at St. Catharines cumbed to CCIL foe Conard High. Wednesday night at home against Cimino 24-3, 140— Houle (C) moJ. U.S. M IXED— Bob Skoglund Hall High at 6:15. ROSALYNN SUMNERS SHOWS FORM pinned, 53-6 59-6, Saturday at Clarke Arena. dec. Jim Frallicciardi 12-2, 148— 205, Steve Nesko 203-501, Regis The Silk Towners took the first In jayvee action, sophomore Bill Brosmith (C) sup. dec. Pete Moore . . .that won her figure skating crown Longtin 200-559, Rich Pecker 201- match with sophomore Rich La- Prignano won his 121-pound bout 15-0, 158— Jones (C) plnned-Brian I Soundly upended Saturday after­ 520,' Bob Harford 204-544. John one-time membership fee and you both can noon in a make-up encounter was Flamme winning by pin his 101- with a major decision. Gaskell 5:23, 170— Glowacki (C) Jenkins 574, John Rossi 508, Walt the Cheney Tech wrestling team as pound bout. It was downhill Results: ini— LaFlamme (M) pinned Jim Hunniford :48, 188— Soccer DeLisle519. Linda Burton 186, Sue Bronze medal winner it was reversed, 53-6. by visiting afterwards, however, with the pinned Heikkia 5:49, 108— Mar- Boomazian (C) sup. dec. Mike Hale 475, Ruth Urban 180-512, enjoy unlimited Racquetball, Nautilus, Valley Regional High of Deep visiting Chieftains sweeping the kese (C) pinned Aaron Weiss 3:47, Wemmell 28-2, Unlimited— Works Cindy Hurley 177-472, Sharon Ma- River at the Beavers' gym. final 11 weight classes. 115— Bruttomesso (C) WBF, 122— (C) pinned Greg Cniz 1:11. dore 176-459, Carol Nesko 182-480. The win lifts Conard to 7-1-1 Rodriguez (C) pinned Mike Le- Jazzex and swimming with low monthly dues. The loss was the 13th in 14 ' MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE Terry Priskwaldo 191-507, Diane outings for the Techmen, who next Eastern Division Brenna 187-504, Suzanne Feltman Chin looking ahead W L Pet. GB 182-498, Sue Cote 206-495, Doreen see action Wednesday at home in a Baltimore 17 7 .7W — LaChapelle 208-538, Sheila Price triangular match against Plain- Long ride home for East grapplers Cbieago 17 10 .030 IW NO MORE COURT FEES Sauna for Men and Women.' ville and Somers at 6 o'clock. Cleveuind 15 0 .035 2 215-177-562, Dale Pecker 478. TOGETHER YOU SAVE PITTSBURGH (U PI) - Young Blumberg, earned the first perfect N ew York 14 U .500 3Mi Heavyweight LeRoy Main Whirlpool for Men and Women. Tiffany Chin looked at her coach a 6.0 .scores of their career in 41-30, Saturday •afternoon in Buffalo 12 tt 500 5 50% EACH- emerged the lone victor for Cheney UNCASVILLE— It was a long (SB) pinned Pete Foley 1:25,129— Memphis U 14 .440 OMi COUNTRY CLUB— Frank Kier- little wistfully and said. "I guess 1 wrapping up their third straight Uncasville. If you join now with a spouse, Fully Equipped Pro Shop, as he took his match by pin in the ride down and a longer ri:le home Byrne (EC) pinned Grilles 1:04, Pittsburgh 10 U .430 OW nan 143-392, Pete Staum 144-382. might take a week or tw o off before national senior dance The setback drops the Eagle . Western Division relative or frientd, you'll each save second period. as East Catholie wrestling team 134— Turgeon (EC) pinned Lewis Carl Bolin 370, Tom Turner 363, Baby-Sittins Centers, I get ready for worlds ' championship. matmen to 4-8 for the season with Kansas City 15 Ii 50 — Results: 101— Hellaver (VR) fell to homestanding St. Bernard, 5:10. 140— Sousa (SB) sup. dec. .ST Louis U 11 5 0 - Gordon Wilson 356, John Wilks 356, half the cost of a permanent John Nicks shook his head Going to the worlds with Blum­ their next outing Wednesday at Strokes Restaurant and Lounge.* sup. dec. Hecker 12-0. 108— S. Brian Harkins 16-3, 148— Antonia San Diego 14 12 530 — Bill Palm er 139-356, Leo Cyr 354, membership to Court House One. somewhat sternly and said, "One berg and Seibert will be the 1983 Bloomfield High at 3:30. ■Phoenix 15 12 530 - Belval (VR) WBF, 115— Bomback (EC) pinned Donat 1:07, 158^ WlSa 12 11 5B W Ted Backiel 138-353, Dan Morline After that, pay only low monthly dues 3 Locations for Your week," dance' silver medalists, Elisa Basketball Sam Sblendorio, Steve Byrne, (VR) dec. MacLeod 14-8, 122— M. Urban (SB) pinned Mike Riscassi Golden Bay * ** 135. to enjoy any or all of our activities. Convenience And by the time 15-year old Chin * Spitz, of the Essex Skating Club of MHS JV GIRLS Dave Turgeon, Bruce Antonia and 2:44,170— Korper (SB) pinned Joe 'Los Angeles 4 23 .!« lOW the U.S. .senior women's bronze Belval (VR) pinned Paradis 5:10. Manchester High jayvee girls' . Saturday's Results New Jersey, and Scott Gregory, of Jim Meyer each won by pin for Morra 3:13, 188— Meyer (EC) ’ MERCANTILE-Pete Larson Separate Locker Rooms and medalist in last week s figure the Skating Club of Wilmington. 129— Covone (VR) pinned Wilson basketball team moved its record r Chicagolgo7, 7, WIchfta------2 :32. 135— Haughton (VR) pinned East. pinned Henn 1:02, Unlimited— Cleveuind 7, San Diego 4 150-370. Stan Zima 149-158-386. Tom NOW! NAUHiUS FIINESS Showers for Men and Women. skating championships, gets back The hardest workers over the to 12-2 last Friday with a 37-24 Results: 101— Sblendorio (EC) Phoenix 5. PlUsburgh 3 O'Gorman :48, 141— Clurran (VR) Loane (SB) WBF. Conran 144-350, Bill Lukas 135-358, home to San Diego tixlay. that one next couple of weeks probably will victory over Enfield High in pinned Lombardi :26, 108— Rein­ Sunday's Results CEKTER IN ALL 3 gjUBSI Fully Ar-Conditioned, pinned Giode 2:46, 148— Kalolo Golden Bay 0, Buffalo 5 (O T ) Jim Bell 142-153-157-452, Mike week of "vacation " from ice be the .senior women's three EnHeld. Shelly Carrier and hardt (SB) pinned Brian Dunn (VR) pinned Dubiel 3:05, 158— Mooday's Games Bob Cuneo 167-419, Bill Sheekey And some of the skaters who Though good friends. Sumners, CORNER • I N o Games Scheduled) 8-1. 188— Klomp (VR) pinned 137- 396, Don McAllister 144-138-407, qualified for next month's world 18. of Edmonds, Wash., and Zayak, Tuesday’s Game championships in Helsinki, Fin­ Totten : 52. Unlimited — Main (CT) \ Buffalo at Los Angeles, 10:36 p.m. Zip Sobiski 136-356, John Aceto 17, of Paramus, N.J., will, in effect, 138- 391, Leo Foglia 143-411, Mel land by winning medals at the pinned Mathers 2:53. be continuing their fierce Ameri­ ' Sunday's Sports Transactions Burbank 141-376. Ed Burbank nationals at the Civic Arena won't By United Press International can competitiqin in Europe. 170-144-165-479, Dave Barrera 137- even take that much time off Zayak is the defending world , Basketball ■ Golden Stale— Traded guard Michael 371, Hank Hebert 157, Rick Luko After a day or two of catching up For more information, call champ, even though she finished (Uy Rlchardion to New Jers« for 136-137-135-408. Chuck Qarrera Sr. COURT HOUSE ONE on sleep, they'll all be back at the AUTO REPAIRS E ra a rd M ifk ey Johnson and guard Eric third to Sumners in last year's 136-139-386, Walt Bender 350, U.J. the Membership Director at grindstone, trying to balance 5 nationals and second to Sumners CALDWEIi OIL, INC. By,,Karl Bortorto • Hockey Lukas 363. Fred Lachapelle 371, FACILITIES; the Court House One nearest you a.m. practices with high school or this year. • Vancouver - Recalled goaltender Richard Krinjak 350, Ron DuBlois part-time jobs, skipping meals in krank Caprice and defenseman Neil a 30 Racquetball Courts, •Manchester club only Scott Hamilton will be trying for WE SERVICE ALL 358, Rich Romano 366, Dick an effort to lose a few unwanted Beland from Fredericton ol the American a Nautilus Fitness ’ Manchester and Avon clubs only his third world title in men'ssenior 1 0 3 b * C.O.D. "NomB of Mr. Qoodivr«ncri' GENERAL MOTOR Hockey League. Simmons 371. pounds and adding final touches to competition after winning his third Prosram. costumes, makeup and hairstyles. CARS AND TRUCKS Runnlnf out ol gaaoliaa daa national championship Saturday a Computerized As good as the 1983 United States night. Also going to.the worlds ar > M l MEGHANICM. REPAI6S alwayi baan aa Inraavliact, champions and medalists were in U.S. silver medalist Brian Boitano but In ncaot jraan It haa alao S e llln ii Fitness the U.S. Figure Skating Champion­ of Sunnyvale, Calif., and bronze 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 > COMPLETE GOUIMON 6EPMM becotna a atrioua rM . A car Two different short Evaluation •ttddcnly oat o( gaa on a Im t ships that ended with Sunday's medalist Mark Cockereil of Bur­ > aEiUlLT AUTOMATIC TRAIISMISSIOII^ Item s you Exhibition of Champions, they ntodem road i i In graat d a aftr forms this year. a jazzex Aerobic bank. Calif. of beiof hit. It. la aatlnutad Exercise Prosram. plan to be a whole lot better by the All three medalists in the na­ tAUTOPAINTlNO no longer time they arrive in Helsinki the that If you can't rtack a tional seniors pairs competition »GHAII6E WITH MASTER CHAME. •boulder and hava to itap In a a Indoor Swimmins first week of March. H&R Block con also are going to the worlds. You Gan Non Lease Your traveled lane, yoar car will need or P(Xll * “ We have a lot of work to do," > 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Three-time national champions probably be Ml wtUda ItN aty a Lessons and Michael Seibert, of nearby Wa­ Kitty and Peter Carruthers will be Non Chevrolet From Carter inlnulcf. Ba careful to ebaefc u se Is uncomplicate LOOK A tA U YOU GET AS shington, Pa., said just minutes Clinics. trying to iinprove on the bronze your gaiaUna laval. If you A PERMANENT MEMBER; ( f after he and his partner, Judy medal they won last year. Uilnk you bava jaat aaoi«k ta p rofitable them for you. a Staff Nutritionist. 1983 ChBvrolBl raacb yoar daatinallon, don't e No court fees, Impala 4-Ooor Sedan ^ p p R o v r o CARTER try II. No wtaa d r iw iboald ba to both Two dHfereni short forms and now deductions make e New one-time permanent AVON V-S. automatle, air, datopoar (ollad by Uw canraon aayl^ and mora. ' •hort form fMng more compicated tMe year. Our membership fee. 21 Waterville Rd ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Uiat "wban a la a f t rta d i amp­ buyer and preparers krMw the new tax laws and forms. W e’ve ly, you stUl hava two or th COURT 677-6073 ettMied them for morsthe. ______e Membership is transferable. 48 montli doaad and laaaa, 15,, Xallona M l.” Whan Um p i s a ile r. SIMSBURY NSUMNSIfniS SMO 000 ml/yr. taxaa, makitananoa, •aye empty. II la empty! • Unlimited use of facilities 526 Hopmeadow Rd •218.40 Ina. not Inohidad, aaowHy dapooH HAR BLOCK V 6S1-3701 1114 raquirad. 1220 MAIN 8T. The new tox tows. in accordance with AIJIO fUPAm •Bawara ut rim ip o u il B tlm TMs vM i's numbor OM tfoson to go to H M Moek. reservation rules. MANCHESTER your car U) DIUON TORO ( If you have an old photo MANCHESTER/VERNON abart oar aiparlaaead' t’d like to aee appw In / e4 t - S 440 • 10% Discount on most 47 Hartford Tpke GNU. MHCE anoih-ciuna CNEVMUT TEL. 646-6464 tacbaleiuaa »U1 m Pa your ear Manchester Herald, MmohMtor Parlutto Pro Shop items. 649-0597 649 S24L knk as pod at atw la M aaa (•iartitolto MaH) 122S IU r SL-JmcliNter lit old pbotoe to Focus a 3 Different Membership Plans, OMOUAUTY credit cards. Open 84. 1M Editor .tdele Angle, Om i S AM-S p m WMtUlM S-l SM. S Sun. • $5 E. Cantor BIt m I >148 for aa app'l. i OPIN TONKIHT ---- APPOntTMINTS AVAILA 8 U ofnciAi 046-6464 soM Cf nuns DILLON which will be run a 4 Convenient paynnent plans. HARTFORD WHALER ManehMtor, Cl. KORI). l i tnialB ‘Wbsra MasttrCvd and VIm MC«ottd mott area loc^uont I RXIND-MM UNDER •VI good ptooa to kwto a iww ear o r tn io k " BapaadabUky la a the “ Recognise These FITNESS CENTER HOOSEB(?OkEN' Paces?” cqlumn, will, of |Scars| during r«guMr w to n hourt , be returned. \ i A MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon„ Feb. 7, 18B8- 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 7. 1983

MWERTISING JtDVEini^ DUDUNE Classified 643'2711 MTBi STARS Minimum Charge MQTICES 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating* Plumbing 12:00 nooQ the day EMPLOYMENT 46— jSporting Goods 56— Misc for Rent S2.2S for one day 24— Lots-Land for Saie 36— Flooring . 47— Garden Products Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. before publication. 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted 25— Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking.Slorage48— Antiques 2— Petsonais 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE P E R W O R D Deadline tor Saturday is 3— -Announcements 15— Situaliori Wanted 27— Resort Property 4 — Entertainment 28— Real Estate Wante- 154; 12 noon Friday. Mon­ 5 — Auctions MI8C. FOR SALE RENTALS______61— Aufos for Sale 1 DAY... 62— Trucks lor Sdle Put a star on Your od and :iee what a difference it makes. * day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 3 DAYS . 1 4 * 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale Friday. FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles 6 DAYS . 13* 19— Schools-Ciasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers*Trailers*Mobile Phone 643-2711 8— -BondS'SiocKs-Mortgages 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting* Papering 43— Pets*Birds*Dogs 55— Officea*8tores for Rent Homes .26 DAYS 12* 9— Personal Loans * 33— Building.Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lor Rent 66— Automotive, Service HAPPY ADS 13.00 PER INCH * Telephone 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 , AAonday-Friday 8 :3 0 a .m . to 5 :0 0 p * m . 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofiog-Siding 45— Boats A Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 6.7— Autos tor Reni-Lease

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee* eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homea For Sale 23 Building Contracting 33 SooSng M Free CleeaMled Ade Free CfaooMod Ado Apertmente for Rent S3 Airtot For Sale 6f Autos For Sslo 6t Alltoe For Solo ■ 61 ••••••*••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• RESIDENTIAL Repairs SUBSTITUTE MANCHESTER - By LEON CIESZYNSKI BEDSPREAD, full size, WEDDING GOWN size 10. TWO BEDROOM Apart- DELI BAKERY and new roofs, chimneys MANAGER wanted full TEACHERS needed for owner. Unique, charming BUILDER. New homes, ^ e ^ b lu e q u iltp a tte r n , $65.00. Telephone 646-7306. ment available March 1st WANT repaired. Four hour time. Career opportunity. daycare center. Telephone Colonial. Steven rooms, additions, remodeling, rec brand new, $25.00. Call 64^ ------off Center Street. Swurity four bedrooms, two floor to rooms, garages, kitchens emergency service. 24 M27. CHILDS CROSS required, $400 plus Manrli^atpr Br ralh Experience a plus but will 647-9659. years in Manchester area. train right person. Send ceiling fireplaces, new fur­ remodelra, ceilings, bath Call Joe - 644-8650 anytime. 5 T d e b ™ v e .« m „ ------brief resume to Box R c/o CONSTRUCTION nace, roof, steel siding, tile, dormers, roofing. A D S A R E Manchester Herald. PROJECT - Represen­ lots of extras. $84,900. 648- Residential: or commer­ □MISC. FOR SALE long. $75.00. Telephone 646- after 6 p m MANCHESTER - DUplex, tative (clerk of the works) 5699. cial. 649-4291. 8752. two bedrooms, eat-in REDUCED!! 'Your Community Newspaper' Minimum five years super- ^------ir * * * * ir ^ * * il!l.* * * * * * * il kitchen, fully applianced, COUNTER H E LP wanted ONE SETT used tire chains Ooge-BIrde-Pete 43 fyu basement. Utilities noi for Deli Counter. Full and visory construction VERNON - Clean three ELECTRICAL SERVICES Houaohold Qooda 40 72 NMiliu Concours Wa 75 Buiok LoSabre Custom experience, all phases bedroom Ranch, two car - We do all types of Elec­ with 18 extra cross chains, included. No pets. 646-1340. 2 dr., Iiard top, vinyl root, INA part time. Must like to deal 350 V-8, AT, P3. required to assist the garage. Electric door trical Work! Licensed. Call USED $12.00. Telephone 643-1634. SOU-TH W IN D S O R ------clirome wliaala, 60,000 milea with people. Experience a ------KENNEL CLUB MANCHESTER - Two O L D PM c e sees b a l b 13 Help Wanted 13 plus but w ill train the right owner full time for one opener. Park-like yard. after 5:00 p.m,, 646-1516. REFRIGERATORS, OLD PRICE E21M SALE •1995 Help Wanted year to observe the con­ Cfountry atmosphere near WASHERS, RANGES A STEAL at only $10.00. Obedience & Breed claMU bedroom apartment, first person. Apply to Box P P Brand new Delco AM car starting February 16th, floor. Heat, hot water, 74 Impala Custom Coupe 77 LTD Landau Management c/o Manchester Herald. struction of renovations to city conveniences. $60’s. FARRAND Clean, Guaranteed. Pairts 350 v-e, A T. PS, PB. Air * B fk | | K Twin seats. AM/FM stereo, G U A 8 8 0 P the Coventry High School Group I, Belfiore Agency, REMODELING - Cabinets, & Service. Low prices!. radio, push button. Phone 1®*,*“ ",*} A g r ic u lt u r e appliances, parking. $370 OLD PRICEtmS SALE | U B w full power Center, Vernon, C ^ . F^r monthly. Deposit, working PLEASE READ EXPERIENCED as a construction consul­ 647-1413. Roofing, Gutters, Room B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main O LD PRICE $3208 S A LE 2995 Manager^3ine^% FISHPERSON wanted to tant. Compensation com­ Additions, Decks, all types Street, 643-2171. ------ooo" couple, no pets. Please call 74 Montogo MX Brougham CR78-14 STEEL BELTED 3010,892-2005,892-2210, 280- 649-4864 after PM. 2 dr. Iiardtop, rag. gaa V-8. __ __ 76 Mazda Cosmo YOUR AD run service fish case. Must mensurate with indepth VERNON - Clean three of Remodeling and AT, PS. PB, air. AM/FM THEIR bedroom Ranch, two car Repairs. FREE radial white wall tire and 8188. AT PS, PB, Air $ 1 9f|R buy display and wait on experience. EOE. Mail WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC OLD PRICI SiatS 8ALB I stereo resume to Peter Abel, Inc. garage. Electric door Estimates. Fully insured. Range - Three years old, rim, brand new. $45.00. , Homea lor Rent 84 O LO 'P R IC E a 2 M S SALE Classified ads are taken trade. Send brief resume to Telephone 647-9614 ADORABLE Shih-tzu pup- ...... •2695 Architects, P.O. Box 210, opener. Park-like yard. Telephone 643-6017. $275. 30” white, deluxe, 76 AMC eromlin over the phone as a con­ Box P c/o Manchester ------pies eight weeks old. AKC ROCKVILLE - Eight room 74 Datsun 260Z ThinkiiK Future? Herald. Marlborough, CT 06447 Country atmosphere near continues clean. Excellent 6 cyl.. A T, PS aconomy plus • « A i k B venience. The Herald is COOKING-HEA'nNG two W onderful colonial. $500 per month O LO PRICe SINS SALE * | Q g lU 6 cyl., AT. sxaptlonal body O O B R 7 prior to Feb. 25, 1983. No city conveniences. $60’s. ROBERT E. JARVIS condition. 649-6161. OLD PRICE t3TM SALE 0 £ «lw OWN! responsibie lor only one ROOM AND BOARD for telephone inquiries please. Group I, Belfiore Agency, Building - Remodeling burner kerosene stove, not P®“ - 849-8600. njus utilities. Security. 742- incorrect insertion and T h i n k • vented.CaU 843-7534 after 5 c m a h 8932,742-8421. 76 Chrysler Cordoba ya chrvslor Cordoba elderly woman in 647-1413. Specialist. Additions, gar­ Artlclea lor Sale 41 No matter who you are or what message you'd like to then only to the size of ages, roofing, siding, pm $45 00 VERY NICE SMALL ______^______wheelchair. Requires TRUCKING - No OLD PRICE iSis”'"taSM SALE •1795 | f Lfth™iS*^r.^!SSr ogg $99QR communicate, there’s just nothing like a Want A d ! the original insertion. dressing and bathing only. experience necessary. For kitchens, bathrooms, ------— ------t h r e e B E D R O O M VACUUM WITH all at- 649-2438. Colonial, 2 baths, formal O LO PRICE seats s a l e w f c S e w Want Ads are tlw busy little ads which appear each Errors which do not Reply to Box RR, c/o The information call: 919-227- □ BUSINESS replacement win- Dumbepland farms tachments, great condi- ••••••••••«••••«■•>••••• dining room. Children day in the Clatsifiad section of your newspaper , . . lessen thp value of the Manchester Herald. 6131 or 919-227-0527 9 a.m. - dows/doors. 643-6712. and SERVICES ALUMINUM SHEETS tion, one piece broken. Wanted to Bin 40 accepted. $650 monthly telling other people about some item you'd like to advertisement witi not 9 p.m. Monday thru sell and telling you who has that hard-to-find item WANTED: used as printing plates. .007 AsUnc $20.00. Telephone ••<•••••••••••*••••«•••■ plus utilities. 643-6'712. be corrected by an ad­ Friday. Adams Enter­ TIMOTHY J. Connelly - you've been wanting to buy. And it's aver-so-easy to This could be where your luture lies. If you are WAREHOUSEMAN-Truck Sorylcea OHered Total building and im­ thick, 23x28(4’^. 50c each, 742-71y6. USED OLDER Residential •••••••••••••••••••••••• ditional insertion. prises, Inc. 31 slace your own Want Ad. Just give us a call. WE'II ambilrous, career-minded and anxious to get ahead driver, good opportunity provement services in­ or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- — —— —;------or small commercial OHIeoa-Sloroa 323 Center St. 2711. They MUST be picked DEISK - Unfinished, good m e ta l and g la s s lor Ront SB V lelp you w ord your ad so it will appeal to the vary last for person with experience INSIDE SALES - Local cluding but not limited to person you want to reach. dealing with masonry, up before 11:00 a.m. only. c o n d itio n . $29.00. greenhouse. Will disman- ...... With a company that promotes from within that sales office seeks inside kitchens, bathrooms, ad­ building products. Class II ditions, garages, roofing Telephone 649-6801. tie. 646-8081. N E W L Y R E N O V A T E D enjoys a rapid growth rale that advances you as sales rep. We are looking 647-0908 license, boom truck and and siding, door and win­ ------310 square feet office quickly as your periormance allows . that oilers for a self-motivated, sales ct. 06040 forklift experience needed. oriented individual. Appli­ dow replacement, GUITAR, Acoustic, good •••••••••••••••••••••••• availaole. Main Street fflaurlirslrr all this and more Reply Box 173, Buckland condition, new strings. Beaiwji b location with ample cant must have telephone remodeling, renovations SEASONED FIREWOOD - e x -i e Station. Manchester. Ct. and new construction. 646- $80.00. CaU 649-1326. RENTALS parking. Call 649-2891. • paid holidays and sick days marketing experience or Cut, split, delivered, $75.00 BrralJ • paid vacations 06040. related hack^ound. For income Tax 1379. a cord. Minimum two cord. ANTIQUE OAK Rocker ...... MANCHESTER Main • health, accident and life Insurance interview call Ms. Di Pace Call anytime, 649-1831. • profit sharing retirement plan BABYSITTER WANTED - at 569-4993. A m erica n Service DESIGN KITCHENS by w ith in la v , n eed s Street. Newly renovated own transportation. J.P. Lewis Cabinets, relinishing, sturdy condi- p e n t r a i r o p a t i o n office space, 1200 square • bonus plan Frozen Foods, Inc. ENTIRE STOCK of 643-2711 Telephone 649-8635. vanities, formica, Wilson Uon, a steal at $50.00. Call nriW le^^ Pacing. The Hayes • paid 2-3 week training program WALT ZINGLERS In­ Kerosene heaters - All art, Corian counter tops, 646/345^ after 5 p.m. availabfe. Secur'i^ ana CuTp-, 646-Olsi. • competitive aalarlas with semi-annual and SEC RETARY - Shorthand come tax service. Filing sizes and shapes from $88 MEDICAL ASSISTANT - kitchen cabinet fronts, or speedwriting/typist personal or small an d up. P E A R L ’S 1976 RENAULT 17 Gordin! TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Lost and Found 1 reviews. Manchester physician’s of­ complete woodworking a s s o r t e d R A ^ l^ilr^" For'LpSSS SOUTH WINDSOR - at- needed for Ad Agency. business tax returns. In APPLIANCE, 649 Main - front wheel drive, five CONNECTICUT • ••••••••••••••••••••••• It can all be yours when you )Oin the largest fice. Monday, Tuesday and Must be self-motivated. service, custom made fur­ TRACK, cars and pan *u.3-2A)n tractive office space with N O T IC E O F your home since 1974. niture, colonial reproduc­ Street, 643-2171. accessories, $25.00. Call ______;______ample parking, guckland speed, excellent in- F O l’ NI) ■ SET OF KEYS privately owned convenience store chain in the Friday. 12:30 to 5:30. Ac­ Willing to learn. Call Judy, terior/exterior, great ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE at Lincoln Center. Can be field Where 3 new stores jotn a current total of over curate tjmist. Duties in­ 646-5346. tions in wood, 9 varieties of In accordance with the 646-2900. SEASONED OAK ^S8^^S3.______ELEGANT BED Sitting MPG. New tires. Big p ic k e d up a t th e 1100 stores every week. clude: Transcription, hardwood and veniers provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 INCOME TAX NOW IN STOCK. Call 649- FIREWOOD F o r sunroof. ,871-7571 evenings. and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Manchester Herald OHice , Tuaaday Fabruary B, 3 pm to 7 pm filing, assisting doctors, GOVERNMENT JOBS - preparation in your home COLONIAL STYLE Spice nrofSslonalwman^ Share — ------^------SPREAMNG deliveries call George telephone. Send resume to 9658. rack with spices, beaiiUfid S f h o X STORE FRONT on Spruce is hereby given of the adoption by M o Z ;. FHday W edne.day Fabruary 9. 9 am to 11 am: Various positions available - experienced - call Griffing, Andover, 742- 1978 CHEVY MALIBU the Board of Directors of the Town Box S c/o Manchester condition, $20.00. Call ™ Street. 500 square feet. through local government Dan 649-3329. 7886. Classic, four door, V8, air- of Manchester. Connecticut, on F Herald. Q U A LIT Y WORK in the M aryan n at 243-1960 ^ weexiy. virill remodel. ^ monthly — r r n z “ r. Brewster (203) 646-9899 agencies. $20,000 to $50,000 conditioning. Power February 1, 19S3. Cumberland Farms Manchester area for 24 anytime. ______;______plus qtilities. 643-6712. LOST - ^ y s 20-inch BMX potential. Call (refun­ TAX B E N Z-A LL W ASTE OH steering. Low mileage. bicvcle. blue, with white SALES AND CASHIER ears at the lowest possi- ORDINANCE dable) l-(619)-569-8304 PREPARATION in ll furnace for sale. Uses old CaU 5684673. handlebars and seat; with needed immediately full Dept. CT103 for your 1983 le price! Room additions, BLACK VIN YL 1 ^ 1 ^ K S f S » m ” Maid rer" M ANCHESTER - Main in': IT OHIIAINED by the THE crank case oil or transmis­ pads. Norman St. area. Mancheater, CT time in pleasant modern your home. Reliable, kitchen and bath chair, good condition, ,dpp « n nn naakiv Street - $4 square ft. rent. Board of Directors of the Town of directory. 24 hours. sion fluid. 125-000 BTU’s, 1965 PONTIAC TEMPEST, Reward. If found, please ,•••,*. pharmacy. Retail reasonable. Norm remodeling, carpentry, $60.00. Telephone 6434463. S u ' weexiy. me- business district. Manchester that the Town of Good for garage. $800. 649- four door, excellent run­ call 643-4735. experience necessary. Marshall, 643-9044. masonry, dormers, gar­ ------'______Will sub-divide and amor- Manchester purchase from Gulf & Condomlnluma 22 ages, wood decks and 9650. BRIDES BEAUTIFUL pic- pnnM in nHvato hnmn Uze alterations over lease ning condition. Interior Western Industries. ln c „ d/b/a Apply at once to Manager, clean and sound. Body Mai Tool Engineering for the sum FOUND - Beautiful, fluffy PERSONAL INCOME porches, roofing, rec ture bat dMlgned with seed wotU m gratleman! qualified terants under CUHIuBPlBnil iBPIHS Liggett Parkade Phar­ needs little work. Easily of 15,200, property on Adams MANCHESTER - Two Tax Service - Returns rooms, paneling, BEDROOM SET - five pearls and lace, worn once, Parkinv "a t leases. Tw o story gre.v female cat. Vicinity equbi opportunity Employer mif macy. Parkade Shopping restorable. $500. 646-7817. Street, more particularly bounded WORD. p i^ e , excellent condition.- E Bowers School, Center, 404 West Middle bedroom condo for rent. A- prepared. Tax advice sheetrock, suspended & Call 6494700. K n i e “ t to^ver?thin^^ buildingJ16,000 square and described as follows: C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, ceilings, insulation, tile $375. Telephone 643-5211. Manchester. Call 646-1032. Turnpike. given. Reasonable ------643-^W feet), full basement, gar- 1969 FORD VAN - running That certain piece or parcel of 659-3008. work and carpets, plum­ FOR SALE - Yale one ton age and freight elevator, land located In the Town of ra te s. C all 646-7306 condition, needs body Paraonafs 2 P A R T TIM E help needed bing, heating and electric chain fall’s in good condi- jnarim M tn tor Pen! MT' Norman - 647-5003. Manchester. County of Hartford In today’s world of RN 11 p,m.-7 a.m. Enjoy eveningSj______Free Cleaaltled Ada work. $750. CaU 649-2438...... evenings in pharmacy. Help Wanted 13 working in a superior'45 work. Call Joe - 644-8650 •••••••••••••••••••••••« tion, $98.00. Telephone 74^ ------and State of Connecticut described □ REAL ESTATE as follows: I AM IN T E R E S T E D in Some retail experience ...... •bed ■ unit h with ■ ■ a skilled ■ and REWEAVING BURN anytime. MANS 3/4 length. 6871. FOUR ROOM apartment M ANCHESTER - 8,000 sophisticated com­ NEWSPAPER DEALER Cempora-TreHora-Mobllo Beginning at a point in the joining the Civil Air Patrol, necessary. Apply in TCrson dedicated staff to assist HOLES. Zippers, um­ Herringbone tweed winter ------w ith h e a t in ^ u d e d square feet warehouse or Homoa 86 existing westerly street line of If anyone has any informa- ® ® Rexall, wanted Vernon-Rockville you. A very fine working Homoa For Salo 23 brellas repairra. Window RooSng 34 topcoat, size 40R, excellent ONE HEAVY DUTY Five ^alUnB dlstanre to assembly building. One area. Call 647-9946. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Adams Street, having Connecticut munications, it is tion about a group in the Manchester Parkade. atmosphere with good shades, Venetian blinds. •••••••••••«•••••••••••• condition. 548.00'. drawer steel file cabinet, s tr ^ t F S n ow ^ t h *evel. Three overhead Plane Coordinates N347,405.568; MANSFIELD ADULT area, please call Qhris - . wages and fully paid Keys. TV FOR RENT. BIDWELL HOME Im- Telephone 649-2433. $75.00. Telephone 8444776. en " a n c e ^ ^ r EG54.250.451; thence proceeding in hard to imagine a 647-9925 APPLICATIONS being Inflation Sot You employee fringe benefits. Marlow's, 887 Main Street. p^rovement Company ------month Call 649-2947 ceiling. Slab floor. Fenced Home Village - Pre-owned the arc of a curve having a radius • accepted for cleaners, part Down? Please, call or visit Mrs. 649-5221. Roofing, siding, FOR SALE - couch only parking area. $2 square ft. two bedroom home located of 929.093 feet and a delta angle of time nights. Call 8 a.m. to 5 14 -49 00" with said existing street 6otUp,Sot0iitl Urban, Director of Nurses, alterations, additions. 649- $20.00. Ideal for do m U t^ , r o q m APARTMENT. Norman - 447-5003. on nice lot. Includes - time when the town washer and dryer. Has line, a distance of 240.79 feet to a □ EMPLOYMENT p.m. at 646-0363. Earn good t$$ wiling 646-0129, Manchester BRICK. BLOCK, STONE - 6495. cottage or porch. Call 646- p r iv a te hom e. H eat. L” " * * V * L * * i ; * * . ; i - * « porch with awning. Utility point: thence turning and running AvonI Call 523-9401, Manor Nursing Home, 385 Concrete. Chimney Cable-Cordigon 8372 after 5 p.m. appliances. Working single Honm-Apta. (o ahero BO crier was the only ...... WAITRESS Part time building. $19,500.00. Ideal S69'‘ 19'-10"W, a distance of 20.00 or 27S-2941 West Center Street, Repairs. “ No Job Too Help Wanted 13 after school and Saturdays. retirement home. Two feet to a point: thence turning and Manchester. Small. ” Call 644-8356. CUSTOM FIREPLACE ROOMATE WANTED- To available source of lV.r„**” .*!.tr.***'!,*V **** Apply in person. Brass Key by Norm a bedroom pre-owned home. running N20 -40’-50"W a distance draw screen and log poker, *eiepnone bedroom flat of 72 feet more or less to a point on RN S - LP.N s - Full and Restaurant. 829 Main MANCHESTER Tedford C & M Tree Service, Free Two-Piece Style $15.00. Telephone MS-S697. ______;______starting February 1st. $165 Wall to wall carpet; cur­ part tim e positions street, Manchester. HOUSEKEEPER For the boundary line ot land now or news for townspeople. REALTOR looking for estimates. Discount senior tains and drapes. Kitchen formerly of Morrii A Richard P. available. We are offering ______elderly man in excellent MANCHESTER - One, plus utilities. 646-2907 I licensed agents for citizens. Company evenings. appliances ana washer and Bezzini: thence turning and run­ employment Monday - FEMALE COMPANION health. L ive out or in. two, three bedroom and dryer. Porch with awning. progressive real estate Private living quarters While many first>time home Manchester owned and ning in a generally northeasterly Employed by the town, Friday with an extensive for elderly woman in agen ^ . Call 643-1591, ask buyers m ay have high in* MATCHING COUCH and townhouse apartments $20,900.00. Jensen’s Inc., direction, a distance of 59 feet available. Good operated. Call 646-1327. love seat, both for $99.00. available immediately. MANCHESTER - Respon­ benefit package and com- Manchester. Room and for lony Wasilefsky for 'oines. their cash savings may sible female to share Mrs. MacDonald, 429-3687 - more or less to a point in the the lonely town crier was neighborhood. References Call 643-1785 - ask for Tom. $376, $425, $495. Security existing westerly street line of petitive salaries OR Salur- board plus compensation confidential interview. not be enough for a down* LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ spacious two bedroom Main Office, 7934281 or required. Reply to Box "r, required. Heat and hot Adams Street; thence turning and day's and Sunday s at an and flexible time off. Plea- payment. Fortunately, there apartment. $200 plus half' 247-5209. c/o the Manchester cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ SURPRISE YOUR Valen­ water included. CaU Ren­ running in a generally southerly responsible for spreading extreme y high hourly sant residential area. Car FULL TIME Salesman - are a few avenues to explore. ages cleaned. AH types utiUUes. 644-9812. rate. Call Crestfield Con- available. Convenient to Herald. tine with a beautiful sable tal Office, 649-4800. direction along said existing appliance. T.V. Sales. Must First, the policyholder of a trash, brush removed. westerly street line, a distance of valescent Home/Fenwood shopping. Position brown mink cape, the word to the citizenry. have experience. Excellent T E L E P H O N E & GOOD permanent life Insurance Picket, Split Rail, Stake VERNON - Roommate 20’s INVITATION TO MD 355 feet more or less to the point or Manor in Manchester at available March 1st. Send policy can borrow against the excellent condition - only MANCHESTER - Main wage and benefits. Call for Typing experience Fences installed. 528-0670. to share two bedroom con­ Sealed bids w ill be received in the place of beginning. 643-5151 Monday - Friday, resume to Box SS c/o policy's accumulated cash $75.00. Size medium. CaU Street. 2 rooms, heated, Said premises are also shown on interview between 12 and required for a receptionist do. $200 monthly plus half Office of the Director of General 9am - 3pm. Herald: or telephone 3pm - ask for Valerie, 647- value The amount available 646-6642 after 5.p.m. hot water, appliances. No Services. 41 Center Street. a map or plan entitled “ Land to be position. Person with a WILL DO BABYSITTING utilities. 872-4213. acquired from Gulf A Western In­ u/AiTDirccirc collect after 8 p.m., or 9997.' and interest rate, of course, pets. Security. Parking. Manchester, Connecticut, until pleasant telephone per­ in my Manchester home dustries Inc. by the Town of W A IT R E S S E S - A fter- weekends 1-203-259-6791. depends upon when the policy PRINCE PRO Tennis 5^7047. K K B R U A R Y 25.1963 at 11:00 a m . noons and weekends Apply ------sonality and a math ap­ any age. Call 647-1898. Manchester. SUte Project No. 76- The only form of com­ $250.00 WEEKLY was purchased. However, for racquet, like new with fur the following: in person - LaStrada West, .NO E X P E R I E N C E titude for diversified VERNON/Rockville - □ AUTOMOTIVE FI H M S Il & IN S T A L L 144 Serial No. 1 Fuss A O'Neill. PAYCHECKS (fully parents wishing to help their cover strung 75 pounds. Consulting Engineers 8/14/81 Rev. 471 Hartford Road, NECESSARY! Attention duties. Send resume with SEPTIC TANKS accepting appUcatlons for LM MINliM STORM munication which is stilL guaranteed) working part children buy a first home, this $75.00 or t)Mt offer. 043- •••••••••••••••••••••••• 4-26*82 Sheet I of 2 " on file in the Manchester. homemakers, students, salary requirements to INSTALLED & Repaired. two oedroom apartments. WININIWS — 66 dCNTER ST. or full time at home. Week­ may be a viable solution, es* 2228 • Sue or Todd. Autoa For Safe 01 FVmtlOK PLINTING — 66 office of the Manchester Town ------everyone! If you have P.O. Box 93, Main Office, Drainage and sewer lines. Rent includes heat and hot as personal as hearing the ly paychecks mailed peclaliy since interest rates Excavating, concrete and •••••••••••••••••••••••• CKN I'LH STKKKT Clerk. PART TIME - WENDY'S evenings and Saturday Manchester, Conn. 06040. water. For information Tc^ether with rights and tem­ directly to you from Home are fixed and much lower than LADIES SKI PACKAGE - 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, The Town of Manchester is an O ld F a s h io n e d H am - mornings free, and need mason work. Chimney porary construction easements as Office every Wednesday. market rates. Prospective 190cm Head skis, 8M call 1-237-8868. BHO. equal opportunity employer, and town Crier in the streets is burgers on 260 Broad extra money, we have a cleaning and rebuilding. four door, V8. 27,000 miles. shown on a map or plan entitled Start immediately. No TOtMN OF home buyers may also explore buckle boots, jpoles, bin­ CaU 647-1407. requires an affirmative action Street. Manchester, is now l i m i t e d n u m b e r o f Call for this month’s policy for all of its Contractors and •Rights and Temporary Construc­ experience necessa^. stock options, profit-sharing dings, 9W.00. 6 ^ 7 8 . VERNON - Six rooms, the Qassified section of the hiring help for the lunch positions available in our MANCHESTER special: Clean & Chimney storage room, porch. With Vendors at a condition of doing tion Easement acquired from Gulf National company. Do accounts or sim ilar employer- F O R S A L E - 1971 A Western Industries Inc. by the shift. Excellent pay and phone sales operation, SCHOOL CROSSING Inspection - $35.00. 649-5197 business with the Town, as per your work right in the com­ furnished benefits as coUaleral USED FOLDING Plng- heat. $400. Convenient to Volkswagen Beetle. New Town of Manchester. State Project benefits. Homemakers are Earn J67.40 to $100.00 per GUARD days; or 742-6347, 429-5743. 1 Hartford. CaU 1-4564212. Federal Order 11246. daily newspaper. This is fort and security of your for a loan. These are Just a few pong table, sturdy, Hid Forms, plans and No. 76-144 Serial No. 1.' Fuss A encouraged to apply. A ^ ly week. Call Gerry to set up battery, needs work. $500 own home. Details and POLICE DEPARTMENT ways in which a home-buyer excellent for rec room. speciflcatlcMU are available at the O'Neill Consulting Engineers. in person to Manager, Mon- an interview, Mon-Wed Painting-Paporing 32 or best offer, CaU 6404646. where private individuals application mailed. Send Hourly Rato $4.00 can possibily raise the needed *••••••••••••••••••••••• Asking 166.00.I Telephone E F F iaE N C Y < ienerai Services Office. i\ Center B'14/82 Rev. 4-26-82 sheet 2 of 2 " day - Friday, 3-5 p.m. between 6:30 and 7:30 pm down-payment funds A. A j APARTMENT partially vhich map is on file in the office of your name and address to : Manchester residents PH0T0-0UIDE|A*V ' Y 643-Sm. 1969 PONTIAC GTO, veitl- Street. Manchester. Connecticut. E.O.E. at 643-2711. INTERIOR PAINTING, furnished on busline, near TOWN OF MANCHESTER. uie Manchester Town Clerk. Being communicate with other American Fidelity Com­ only. No specialized For prolNONtonol odvioo on fATJUN cle four speed, four barrel over ten years experience, V Manchester Hospital. CaU CONNECTICUT .in casement to slope, a temporary KIT 'N' CA R L Y L E b y Larry Wriaht pany, Hiring D ^ t. 77, 1040 homo finoneing dtocuao your PAIR YOUTHS Ski booU, with 400 engine, needs 7 experience required. low rates and senior citizen size 7, with boot tree, vety 9-5, 646-1712, evenings 646- R O BERT B. WEISS. G E N E R A L construction easement 25 feet in individuals in buying and 7 Lone State Dr., New some work, ^000 or best For application apply to root oolalo plant wMh tho ttoff discount. 648-9980. K n it 9663 - ask for Eve. M ANAG ER width and the right to place and Braunfels, TX. 78130. good condition, $18.0(1. offer. 74^7602. iiaintain riprap as shown on said at TCDFORD HEAL ISTATC, SIZES 001-02 Personnel Office, Town Telephone 6 4 » ^ after 6 IMP selling situations, in hiring CENTURY 21, Rl. 44A, INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ONE BEDROOM - up-' LOOM FIXERS - wanted Hall. 41 Center Street, 34-44 p.m. 1975 M E R C U R Y Said premises are subject to ad- Bolton Notch, BoNon, 447- PAINTING - Wallpapering o $tairf, available March 1st. with experience on Gusken Manchester, Connec­ and Drywall Installation. MONARCH - Four door. Concert and cnurch '* ditlonal easements in favor of the employees or finding jobs, ••14. Duo Io lodayt LADIES BLOUSE, slack Ideal for older citizen. (irantee at of record more fully auto or double snuttle ticut. 5 8 4 6 * ^ Vinyl top. Good condition organt may weigh as much (Quality professional work. Parting, heat, hot water appears. looms. Full time employ­ ooof$omtc oondttlono tho oroi outfit, size 38-40, never inside and out. $1200 or best as ISO tons and have any­ Females, minorities Reasonable prices. Free included. No children or This Ordinance shall take effe c t' in telling or in asking. lT t> PB d b ABLV B e ment. Must be willing to. ' o3 morlBtQnt hoo B^own vorji Use waahable 'Wintuk worn, $7.00. CaU 64M996. offer. CaU after 3:00 p.m., where from 10,000 to more and handicapped are en- Estimates! n illy insured. Pets. Security. lt>n i 10 i days after this publication A M'6fAF:e relocate. Call 401-762-2127 oomRlox and wo koop up to G.L. McHugh, ^9821. 8318 yam to knit this cable- 748-7778. than 27,000 pipei, ranging in this newspaper provided that io couraged to apply. -A-.!-----«-»—* ------** . BOYS HOCKEY PANTS, |290.00/montti. 6430680. collect for interview oolo OT1 MM ino Nwom mmnooo 10-18 cardigan for your alL, from only three-eighths on within ten (101 days -after this season wardrobe. - < Cooper HP6, Blzel840, red between 9am and 4pm. of erootivo finoneing. Wo P A IN T IN G & P A P E R publication of this Ordinance a No. 5846 has knit dL with white striped, $10.00. MANCHESTER - Four an Inch up to 64 feet in H e i;p . Hanging. Ceilings Flattering yoked top and petition signed by not leas than five oflor oomplolo root ooloto rections for Sizes 84-3fi.. CaU 6434836.______room apartment. Large length. CELEBRITY CIPHER repaired. References. Ful­ gored skirt with elastic i5) percent of the electors of the ■orvleot throughout the waist make A 2-piece out­ 38-40 and 42-44 inclusive, porch, yard. Plenty of Town, at determined from the When spreading the word CeWxlty Ctphsr cryptogrAmt at* crMt«d from quototionR by f«n>ouo p«oplt. past ly Insured. Quality work! •rtd proMnt. Eocti laftor in lh« ophor otondo for anolhar. T aquaM C . Orootor Botton aroo. Hoi fit a favorite for the all- TO o n o , teas $} JO ftr teth WHITE WICKER Rocking parking. DUUUes included. latest officials lists of the Martin Mattsson, evenings 24 hour tonrlco • 7 days a year wardrobe. pst^ . sIsslOOtwHrtip'a chair, good condition. |M0 monthly. 6494370. FOB SMI itesistnirs of Voters, has not b ^ is important to you, 649^431. tiled with the Town Clerk wook. •*Wo'ro Notlonol No, 8818 'with Photo* $38.00. 8fr0178.______1979 Oldsmoblle **BR8 BNZPHK8 CQBR YZBR8NV Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. SMMCSOOT MANCHESTER ^ requesting its reference to a Wo'ro Neighborly". Cutlata, excellent special Town election. count on a low-cost „D.G. PETERSEN Size 12, 84 bust . . . 814 SNAUUNERT BORONTTE Gorgeoua five room first dTd you k n o w ? ^PAINTING COMPANY - yards 45-ineh. cond. $5000. Steven T. Caasano BR8V8 JMDV QV BR8 IQNVB II, used strung at 80 floor apartment. Secretary Allow your real estate Interior Specialist. Custom It NMS.m , tssfflMMs< $ 1 ... Isr______stek 1975 Chevy Monza ad in' Classified to , pounds, very sU ff racquet Completely redecorated. Board of Directora profcssinnal's expertise to aid wallpaper hanging. In­ I, gits iM fsr ss>ls|s ss4 $1100 S P E C IA L : Over 800 ae*' V wiUi leather cover grip 5. Large modern kitchen. Mancbeater; Connecticut r I N8TQW8 BR8D WMVV ZX BZ vou in your financing search surance Damage Ap­ 1979 Ford Courier M l BBRNOT lectiona and a n tB B - $60.00. CaU Dave 74X-7441. Lots of counters and Dated at Mancheater. Connecticut reach the right \nk us. as well, about bridge praisers. Workmanship Pattern Section la (ha cabinets. Dishwasher, Pick-up, 4 this 2nd day of February, 1963. BR8QN JMPFRB8NV — RZC BZ li$.in.s. Guaranteed! 64M467. asa, m nam nm stove. No pels. $475 plus cyl. $3300. 006412 •••••••••••••••••••••••• BtvVM.NsV.itm ALBUM. J ut 88.00. HANGING WALL people. Placing F rM BMibf AM rtM wfBi U F OOOUSTOIJiUOO SHELVES, mirror back security. 60-1878. 1978 Chryalor LoBaron Bulldittg Contracting $$ •iM, lt|f« BwBtr ma $k$. TZZQ BR8QN RPVHMXJ'V FZZV8.” •••••••••••••••••••••••• opening, glius front. $B.00. $2950. Your :i!»urance of quick your ad is easy. N s w FA S H IO N with WEOT HARTFORD - 6tk Vbul friephooe 6464317. 1970 Ford Thundorbird response when you adver­ ' SKAPARAS HOME I^to-Guide patterns I b rooms,' fully applianced, $700 1-7. Jill, — F8X8 RMTQYMX Remodeling • All types of all aits rahaes, haa a tise in Gassifled is that our Just give us a call. SKIES 120CM. with alr-cooditloiied, convenient Tho abovo can bo PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “A vegBlarian is a person who won't additions, interior and apeeial■ ■ Grace“ see Cole Collec*" ■■ Salomon blodings and Nor­ location. After 6 p.m., 333- readers are ready to buy soon at 8MB eat anything that can have children." David Brenner nofono 5EAL E snn exterior, repair work. Ft m (Ion___ ... for ..rn l a r r ^ sizcaj eizee: pine dics boots, size 6. 160.00. 8528 or 333-3011. Immediate DVas RWH1, "1KMNc.b> when they turn to the little 2 BONUS Coupona!___iponel • I t I M n a L OIMSbyNEA.inc. 134 estimates. Reasonable TMapbooE 646-16M. occupancy. WOtHDOC. R)R SM.E.' kiIh. CnMarW A.n .TMNn uam tiMoa rates. Call Joe, 569-7572. Price . . : . IIJ5. o-its-cosrr-ot m n m u t f 1