20 - MANCHF.STKB-HERALD. Saturday. March 3, 1984
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"You dummy.”- writes Emily Wilcox of Los rate from a 1.9 million rate last month, (3) retail sales And it would then em erge as a significant issue in the Angeles. 'I'm not going to Vead your column falling 0.2 percent from a 2.2 percent January gain 1984 elections — something the Fed clearly doesn’t anymore. All you do is interview crazies ...” and (4) unemployment jumping to 8.4 percent from an want. In this ease, the lady was berating me lor an early 8 percent rate last month and an expected 7.9 percent November interview I did with economist Richard Dan Dorfman rate this month. ACCORDINGLY. BETWEEN NOW and the May- Zambell of Weiss Fundamental Research of West Relating this all to the G N P performance, our June period, Zambell sees rates staying about where ' Palm Beach, Fla. Syndicated economic bear predicts a 2.2 percent drop in the they are. Relating this to the all-important federal Rain tonight; Manchester. Conn. In that piece, in a clearly contrary view, the second quarter, followed by stiff declines of 6.3 funds rate— the rate at which banks borrow overnight 31-year-old Zambell, a hot hand in calfing the Columnist percent in the third quarter and 5.8 percent in the final from each other — he figures it’ll remain around 9Me cloudy Tuesday Monday, March 5. 1964 economy the past four years, had boldly predicted a period. percent (give or take 25 basis points or a quarter of a — See page 2 Single copy: 2SC recession starting in the first quarter of this year. percent). As it turns out, A's an abysmal call. The figures tell .Ft ZAM B E LL’S BEARISH ECONOMIC CASE is a However, as the recessionary scenario he's lianrlffatfr Umlh the stoiiy. Any way you look at the economy — be it simple one: The Federal Reserve has sharply slowed predicting unfolds, Zambell sees a relatively sharp retail figures, housing starts, new durable goods weather-de^spssed results of December was greater the growth in money supply — from a 12 percent easing in rates. By year-end, he figures, the federal orders, car sales or the rate of unemployment — it's than expected — but that rebound will'totally run out annual rate in the 'six months ending last May to a 5‘/t funds rate will be down at the 7-8 percent level. And be clear that business is humming. And while just about by May. to 6 percent rate ending last January. And the lag qalculates that the prime rate — the rate at which everybody .expects the economy to slow as the year (2) Auto production in the first quarter is greater effect of this rapidly diminishing supply of credit will banks lend money to their very best customers — goes on. the consensus view is that we'll still show a . than expected be'cause of the car makers’ plans to soon mean a sharp slowdown in consumer spending should drop to 8‘A to 9 percent by year-end from the respectable 1984 gain of a little over 5 percent in real close their plants earlier than expected in the second (most noticeably in housing) .and, in turn, a hefty drop current 11 percent. Cabinet gross national product. quarter for retooling purposes. This has had the effect in capital investment for new plant and equipment. The investment implications of all of this? Court allows of creating a higher level of income for auto workers, And this will throw us back into a recession, so Zambell sees (1) a declining stock market FOR THE FIR ST QUARTER, the figures run all leading to the ripple effect of greater income for Zambell's reasoning goes. throughout the year (with the Dow dropping to 975 to over the lot and they're all high. They range from 5to 7 workers in other auto-related industries. * Couldn't the Fed turn around and increase the 1000), (2) a sharp drop in the gold price (maybe to $200 cancels percent growth in real GNP. money supply? to $300 an ounce before year-end) in the face of a Zambell's reaction: "The recessionary "scenario is ZAM BELL, THE FORM ER chief econpmist of the Zambell strongly doubts it. If the Fed was to ease sharply slowing inflation rate, (3) a fair-sized drop in town display still intact; there's just a temporal^’ delay.” ' BancOhio National Bank of Columbus, Ohio, and now now — without the threat of a recession — it would be - oil prices' (given Zambell’s economic slump). (4) In fact, he tells me, "The'scenario is more in placao the author of a bi-weekly newsletter on the economy accused of playing politics to help get Reagan renewed lending pressure on the banks by certain now than it was back in November.” and the financial markets, figures the first quarter re-elected, he says. Another strong deterrent: A oil-producing countries (like Mexico and Nigeria) in accord Hjs reasoning: The big stock market plunge has cut will show a growth in G N P of 6.7 percent. , move-up in inflation — from a 3.7 annual rate in the face of a projected dramatic drop in oil revenue consumer wealth. And even those people who don't But between now and April, he predicts sharply December to a 7.4 percent rate in January. and (5) a slight weakening of the dollar in the wake of BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) - own stocks — seeing the decline — will have less slowing economic growth — with the figures turning By the same token, he takes issue with interest-rate, lower interest rates. of a creche President Amin Gemayel'S Ca confidence in the economy. downward starting in May. bears (like Hehry Kaufman of Salomon Brothers) On the political front. Zambell sees Ronald Reagan binet agreed today to cancel the Why was he so off-base in his fiming'.’ In that month, Zambell forecasts the following: (1) who project even higher rates. If rales move higher, suffering because of the econordic downturn. Lebanese-lsraeli troop withdrawal context in which the city ol For two reasons, he te(ls me. ^ a 2 percent decline in industrial production, (2) as !Zambell sees il, the Fed would be accused of Concludes Zambell: "Noone wants to believe it,but By Elizabeth Olson accord Shd Israeli jets staged two Pawtucket's nativity scene (1) The rebound in January sales from the housing starts slowing sharply to a 1.5 million annual threatening the longevity of the economic recovery. a recession is just around the corner ...” United Press International air raids on alleged terrorist bases appeared." southeast of Beirut. WASHINGTON - The Supreme Brennan added, “ Nothing in the A presidential |»lace spokes Court, deciding a m ajor m ajor history of such practices or the man said the decision came after Average house religious freedom case, ruled setting in which the city's creche is an. "extraordinary” meeting at the Business today that communities can dis presented obscures or diminisbbes presidential palace in suburban play Nativity scenes to celebrate the plain fact that Pawtucket's Baabda. Gemayel, who last week In Brief the Christmas holidays. action amounts to an impermissi visited Syria, which had been costs $90,400 The 5-4 ruling declares that the ble govtcnmental endorsement 'of urging him to scrap the pact with Giovanni’s changes hands Constitution does not "require a parti^ar faith.” Israel, was expected to make a complete separation of church and The eHect on "minority religious public announcement on the ac Giovanni's restaurant on Spencer Street was .WASHINGTON (U P I) - Sales ol new single-family state” but calls for "accommoda groups, as well as on those who cord later. sold this week to Rocky Hill resident Joseph houses dipped 8 percent but still kept up a strong puce tion, not m erely tolerance of all may reject all religion,” he said, JThe decision to break the agree- Carpenteri, the former owner told the Manches in January as the average price of a house dropped religions, and forbids hostility “ is to convey the message that gmik^-eame as Israeli warplanes ter Herald Friday. $4,500 to $90,400, the Commerce Department said toward any.” their views are not similarly made back-to-back air raids on John Zacco, of East Hartford, still owns the Friday. The decision reverses'a lower worthy of public recognition nor suspected guerrilla bases in the Giovanni's at the East Hartford Golf Club. He The January sales rate using seasonally adjusted court ruling that banned a city- entitled to public support.” Mostem-controlled Shouf moun said he bought his first restaurant on Hartford ligures was a brisk 688,000 units annually — 16.8 owned exhibit depicting the birth Writing separately. Justice tains southeast of Beirut. Road near Prospect Street in 1975. The first percent ahead of year-ago levels despite the month's of Jesus Christ in downtown Harry Blackmun, said, "The The Israeli military command in Giovanni's, which became known for its 89-cent slippage. Pawtucket. R.I. (, creche has been relegated to the Tel Aviv said Israeli warplanes breakfasts, was forced to close for several The month's sales would have been the highest in The hiling marks the first time role of a neutral harbinger of the twice pounded terrorist bases in months following a fire in 1979. slightly more than four years il it had not been lor a the nation’s highest court has ruled holiday season, useful for commer the Moslem-controlled mountains "We had over 300 breakfast customers a day big sales surge in December. directly on the sensitive question of cial purposes, but devoid of any one day after guerrilla bombs and before the fire,” Zacco said. Analysts were encouraged by revised ligures public displays of nativity scenes, inherent meaning and incapable of a land mine wounded 15 Israeli enhancing the religious tenor of a Zacco and his wife sold the Hartford Road showing December's level was an enormous 16.9 even though the court has been soldiers in southern Lebanon. display of which it is an integral restaurant in 1982. They moved their business to percent improvement over November. While that is confronted with the question virtu They, also followed an ambush part. The city has its victory — but Spencer Street near Shop Rite and the new less than the 28.5 percent first reported, the revised ally every yuletide. ^ last Tuesday that killed two Israeli owners named the old-place Feast. December rate still was the best month in nearly live Writing for the migority. Chief it is a Pyrrhic one indeed.” soldiers in south Lebanon and a Business at the new location was not what they years. Justice Warren Burger said the In the nativity scene case, the terrorist bomb that wounded 21 city of Pawtucket appealed a had hoped. They found it increasingly difficult to The average price ol a new house in January was court declined to take a "rigid, people in Jewish West Jerusalem ruling, that declared its sponsor- keep breakfast prices competetive with other $90,400, $4,500 lower than December and below even absolutist” approach to the sepa the same day. area restaurants. Zacco said. During the years he November's average cost. ration between church and state. aWp :oL the crib scene with its The military command said the l i f e - i ^ figures of the infant Jesus, was in business in Manchester he catered m-^mly One analyst suggested builders dropped prices of “ Rather than mechanically in jets first hit a three-story building to the breakfast and lunch trade, he said. homes linanced through federally backed FHA validating all governmental 'con-' ■ l i flate.ij ewgih, the thlee kings and in the town of Aley th a t^ rved as a ^shepherds violated the First He refused to disclose the price of the sale. mortgages beginning in December because a change duct or statutes that confer benef "terrorist base and a launching Amendment’s requirement that Hefflk} photo by Tsrqu^nio in financing regulations reduced their risk of losing its or give special recognition to ground” for attacks against Israeli church and state be separate. money. religion in general or to one faith — . forces in Lebanon. Doctor opens office The Rhode Island city had been Without seasonal adjustment there were an as an absolutist approach would Is It vichyssolse? A second air raid also hit a Dr. Tris J. Carta has opened an office at 315 E. displaying a creche scene, along estimated 53,opo new houses actually sojd in January, dictate — the court has scrutinized building in the Aley area, near the Center St. for the practice of general dentistry. with other Christmas decorations, leaving another 303,000 new houses on the market challenged legislation or official Michelle Reichle, 7, a first-grade student in Manchester elementary schools have Beirut-Damascus highway, which for 40 years before it was chal He will provide con unsold. conduct to determine whether, in at Bowers School, cautiously takes a the command said served as a tinuing dental care UPI photo lenged by a group of taxpayers and been sampling foods that are not That inventory of houses would lust 5.2 months at reality, it establishes religion or terrorist base. for the patients of the American Civil Liberties Union taste of potato soup — and then decides ordinary school lunch fare. January's rate of sales, a relatively low inventory-to- Combat readiness religious faith or tends to do so.” In Beirut, shelling killed at least Dr. Howard Koft. eight days before Christinas 1980. she likes it. For several weeks, students sales ratio although higher than December's 4.8 Instead of a straight line. Burger two people, including a French The taxpayers group and the Carta received his figure. Combat preparedness for a wide range check one of the Army’s new Bradley said the Constitution erects a peace-keeper, and gunmen D.M.D. degree in ACLU’ argued that the Christian According to revised figures, 623,000 new houses Fighting Vehicles. The tests cover the “ blurred, indistinct and variable wounded a U.S. Marine colonel on 1982 from the Uni of U.S. Army vehicles is ensured by the nativity scene violates the First were sold all last year, 51.2 percent ahead ol 1982. barrier” between church and the waterfront near the American versity of Connecti use of simplified testing equipment built engine, stabilization system, guns, TOW Amendment’s ban on “ establish "It's a strong number,” economist Michael state. Embassy. cut School of Dental in Burlington, Mass., by RCA Auto-;^ missile system and an electrical power In the case of Pawtucket, he ment of reljgion.” Memories of Cheney strike Today’s violence came after a Sumichrast said of the January sales report. Medicine. After gra In his opinion. Burger said the Sumichrast, chief economist of the National Associa mated Systems. In the picture, a field systems. The M-1 tank^ can also be agreed with the federal govern truce among Lebanon's warring duation, he com Pawtucket creche passed all three tion ol'H om e Builders, said industry surveys show ment and Pawtucket city fathers faetions was arranged amid signs pleted a year's gen- maechanic uses a hand-held communi maintained with an STE. parts of the court's traditional test February sales also were "incredibly strong. " . who had argued that Christmas is a that Gemayel would bow to Syrian eral practice cator attached to a oortable field unit to ' to measure wheher a practice "Anything in the lower price range is selling well, ' "secular folk festival” and that the and rebel Moslem demands and establishes religion. become iiving history show residency program and that would tend to-bring the average down,” he ' creche was merely a holiday scrap the May .17 accord with “ We are satisfied that the city at St. Francis Hospi said. ' symbol. Israal. tal and Medical Cen has a secular purpose for including history interviews of retired textile he had the actors do a short Economist Mark Riedy, of the Mortgage Bankers "The display is sponsored by the Bv Adele Angle ^ Christian radio said one person ter. Hartford. Mother's venture at $ales city to celebrate the holiday and to the creche, that the city has not Focus Editor workers from Yorkshire, England. reading of the oral history text. was killed and seven wounded Association, said a close look at the December and Carta is, a impermissibly ad van c^ relion, They performed the play again January sales strength suggests that the regulatory depict the origins of that holiday. Then he disappeared into another when four shells crashed into Fum member of the U.S. and that including the creche does The original occupants of the Sunday evening. switch in the FHA rate at the beginning of December These are legitimate secular room for 20 minutes or so and el Chebbak, a neighborhood in Army Reserves, not create excessive entanglement Cheney mansion on Hartford Road Their purpose on Sunday after to one which freely flouts was a m ajor. positive purposes.” divided up the text, removing Christian east Beirut. Other Chris between religion and govern- noon was to show how their method 187th Medical Det influence. While disagreeing with the might not have liked the talk in certaifK^ Fections- and assigning tian areas also came under mortar achment, West turns into cosmetic goiif ’ment,” Burger worte. th e ir living room Sunday could be applied to Manchester's Before December, builders never were sure if they coart's ruling, the four dissenters, parts to the actors. attack. Hartford. Both a U.S. district judge and a afternoon. oral history. would be forced to make up losses on financing that led by Justice William Brennan, One of the challenges, he said A spokesman for the French Dr.'Tris J. Carta He is married to a B,^ Steven W. Svre of going public to raise big money. federal appeals court declared the The talk was of a wildcat strike "Instead of just coming through was locked to a rate set by the government. my mother-in-law's quite elderly said the court’s ruling was con afterward, is deciding which recol peacekeepers, the last unit of the Manchester native. United Press International She said shareholders wotflB be city’s sponsorship of the creche at the Cheney Mills. and doing the play, we wanted to friends,” she said. " I walked out fined to the,"particular holiday lections to keep and which to multinational peace-keeping force Dr. Angefee Diana Carta, who is completing her more likely to cut back on sales unconstitutional. "I remember saying, 'What a pass along ^ a t we’d learned,” with $100 profit in two hours. Do discard. in Beirut, said a French soldier last year of residency in internal medicine at St. BOSTON — The summer of 1962 incentives and break down Lady beautiful day to walk out,” ' one said Tom Hearn, the director of you know how much $100 was "The problem I have as a was killed when a rocket crashed Francis Hospital. looked like it was filled with Finelle’s success formula for fat then?” man said to the group. "Echoes.” ) I dramatist is you can't have all that onto his position along the "Green Trailways mulls nothing but headaches for Maury ter short-term profits. It was a fascinating exercise. Mrs. Feigenbaunri~~Iuisband detail,” he said. The process, he Line” separating Christian east and Dottie Feigenbaum, but the " I don't like the idea of going Court agrees to hear No, matter. This wasn't a real Using about eight pages of oral Stern Associates expands joined her in the.cosmetics busi said, involves sifting through enor and Anslem west Beirut. silver lining in the their financial public,” Mrs. Feigenbaum said. strike, but rather a workshop in history collected by John Suther ness by fall, after the money > progress. Those who were talking mous amounts of detail. "A ll of it is Eileen Stern, president of Stern Associates, has region shutdown problems has turned to cosmetic "When we feel our sales people land, a Manchester Community quelled doubts about its potential. strike were actually actors recit significant to a local historian, but announced that the firm has expanded its gold over the last 20 years. need something we want to be able work-on-sabbath case College assistant professor who Feigenbaum is now manager of ing oral history. it's not all significant to a playw offerings to include market research services. BOSTON (UPI) — Trailways Inc. will consider That year Maury’s Newburyport to get it for them.” heads the Institute of Local His Lady Finelle and their son serves Some 23 people came to the right,” he said. Inside Today Stern Associates provides research and report shutting down its money-losing New England bus rims shoe company went under and She believes the same goals can as tresurer. tory, the players turned the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The sabbath. Greater Manchester Chamber of writing services to area businesses and service because union workers refused a company request for Dottie was at home taking cate of be accomplished over time without random recollections into the After the two-hour workshop, Lady Finelle's sales people Supreme Court today agreed to Thornton was required to work Commerce offices at 20 Hartford 20 poge^, 2 sections, ’ organizations. job concessions, a company official said Friday. their four young children. It was that infusion of money, pointing to beginnings of a play. Sutherland said he'd like to see the 1 advertising supplement usually go to their customers’ decide whether state laws protect one Sunday per month. In 1979, he Road to see how a play is written Ms. Stern holds a master's degree in public - "We are considering that possibility,” regional vice also the year she tried her hand at Este Lauder as one cosmetics They did it all in a matter of an Little Theater of Manchester come homes by appointment, not door- ing people from being forced to refused to work on Sunday, claim using tape-recorded recollections. affairs wifh distinction from the University of president Vito J. Rizzuto said. selling cosmetics, which quickly company that grew to huge propor to-door, which Mrs.-Feigenbaum work on their sabbath violate the ing it was his day of worship. hour or so. up with a similar sort of play, using Advice ...... 17 Connecticut. She was presented the Karl proved to be lucrative. tions without going public.,, In this case, the recollections Director Hearn said the process tape-recorded recollections of mill Area towns...... 10 'Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1112 in Fra said is the best approach to get the Constitution's baragainst advanc Caldor offered him a transfer to Business...... 20 Bosworth Award as the outstanding graduate in mingham initially rejected the company’s bid for "I just wanted to make a living Mrs. Feigenbaum started in the attention of working women. ing religion. ' a Massachusetts store that was were those of James T. McLaugh is best with problems. Especially if workers. Classltled...... 18-19 the public affairs program. certain concessions. and pay the bills,” she said. cosmetics business selling for Catering to working women, as The justices will hear arguments closed on Sunday or a demotion to a lin of 91 Strickland St., a Cheney tjie director wants to stick to the "Certainly we stand ready to Comics...... B Ms. Stern worked in the Office of State Planning The rejection, vote was confirmed by Thomas "That's all I thought about.” another company. Fashion Two well as finding a good distributor, this.fall by the estate of a man' nonsupervisory job with nearly a Mills timekeeper who worked at actual words of those who are make oral history transcripts Entertainment...... ; ...... 17 and at the Futures Group, Glastonbury and Fidrych, secretary-treasurer of the union, which Today, Dottie Feigenbaum's Twenty, She stayed with that helped Lady Finelle start to build a demoted for refusing to work on 50 percent pay cut. the mills from 1919 to 1960. doing the remembering. available and heipwith grants,” he Lottery...... 2 Obituaries...... ^...... lo served as a fellow in the Office of Legislative represents workers in Boston and other east coast Lady Finelle Industries in Haver company for nine years before ' strong business in Quebec a decade Sunday. A lower court ordered the He refused and filed an. appeal Those who did the instructing "You very often find that dra said. matic stories are not often told in a Opinion...... 6 Research of the Connecticut General Assembly. cities. He would not give the exact tally. hill is the third largest direct sales starting Lady Finelle in 1971 with ago. “ We were in the market just man.reinstated because a Connec with the state board of mediation, were members of the Major Road The Major Road Theater Com Peopletolk ...... 2 Locally, she served on the Ethics Commission, The rejected concessions sought by Trailways cosmetics company in the country $20, 000. when the Canadian woman was ticut law protects people frpm which held he was demoted in Theater Company of Great Bri dramatic way,” he said. “ One of pany is on a .spring tour of the Sports...... n-14 the Water Study Commission, and the steering included a suspension of cost-of-living adjustments — a distant third behind the giant "1 really had no economic coming out of the home. We were in being forced to work on their day of violation of state law: The board tain. The day before, the company the problems is making it dra United States. They are partially Television...... 8 committee of the Commission on Educational and wage increases, reduced wages for new Avon Products and number two opportunities other than teach the right place at the right time,” worship. ordered him reinstated with back had performed "Echoes of the matic and entertaining.” funded through a grant from the W eather...... 2 Goals and Objectives. She is a past president of employees, a cut in the charter rate drivers receive Mary Kay Cosmetics. ing,' ' she said of the time when her Mrs. Feigenbaum said. The Connecticut Supreme Court, pay and compensation for frile Valley,” a play based on oral The process went like this: First. Connecticut Humanities Council. •••••••••••••••••••••• the League of Women Voters. while in the terminal and permission to close the The privately held company family faced their financial She expecs Lady Finelle will however, reversed the lower court benefits. That ruling was upheld by Ms. Stern resides on South Farms Drive with Worcester terminal. boosted its sales to $26 million last problems. continue to grow with the right and upheld the man’s demotion. a state trial court. her husband, Fred, and two children, Brad and Rizzuto said the company sought concessions to year and expects bietter things in "A friend of mine said, 'T ry this people and market plan, but looks The federal government, Cqn- On review, the Connecticut Su » Katy. allow more competition with industry rival Grey 1984, Mrs. Feigenbaum said. Lady product (lipstick).' I had never back on the'company’s start as o hecticut, and several state and city preme Court agreed Caldor vio hound Corp., where employees accepted a 7.8 percent Finelle has a sales force of 11,000 worn 'makeup, ever, ever, ever,” fortunate gamble. organizations urg'ed the high court lated state law by demoting Hart momentum gains again In Maine pay cut after last year's seven-week strike. Both "beauty consultatRs"’ in the U.S. but decidedto take a stab at selling '[We were yery lucky.” Mrs. to decide whether it is unconstitu Thornton fpr re^fusal to work Ham-Stan gets Navy order companies are based in Texas. and Canada, where half the thej^wo Twenty line then, shesaid. Feigenbaum said, pausing. "No, tional for a. state to protect its Sundays. But the'eourt held that PORTLAND. Maine (UPI) - With 414 of 414 towns reporting. And he is likely to win the March They were outstaffed 20 to one. ... revenues comp from. HARTFORD — The U.S. Navy has awarded a "The givebacks from the Greyhound labor force " I did a demonstration for five of we worked very hard.” citizens from discrimination on the the award to him be set aside Sen. Gary Hart scored a. decisive Hart had 8,540 votes or 50.7 percent 10 caucus in Wyoming, a friendly They may have brought a political $9'million contract to a Windsor Locks company have put us at a disadvantage from a cost point of Mrs. Feigenbaum said thesecret basis of their religious worship because the employee protection victory over Walter Mondale in the of the vote while Mondale had 7,364 state next to Hart’s native juggernaut to its knees.” view ," Rizzuto said. to Lady Finelle’s growth lies in Colorado. Mondale, however, called the \ o v components of aircraft that will be sold to practices. law violated the Constitution. Maine town caucuses, inflicting votes or 43.7 percent. •^ g y p t and Singapore, Rep. Nancy Johnson, Company officials said Trailways drivers, who earn how it treats its sales force. Donald Thornton, a Presbyter The state court said the statute more political dapiase on*'the The other Democrats were not in That would mean he comes into Maine caucuses essentially “ dead R-Conn., said Friday’ about $30,000 a year, are among the highest paid in the Commissions run from 40 percent ian, worked from 1975 until March failed the U.S. Supreme Court's one-time DemoCroUc fronts the race. Former Sen.. George "Super Tuesday” — March 13 even '' and said the results were nation. for consultants and po to 58 percent (203) 646-7599 encouraging because he would Hamilton-Standard will furnish propeller ship 8, 1980, as a department manager test for judging whether a law runner. McGovern got 178 votes, civil when 511 delegates are chosen in 11 for managers. Sales people who sets and other components for aircraft that Rizzuto said the company's Boston to Portland, for Caldor, Inc., a large New crosses over the- dividing line Building on the momentum of his - rights leader Jesse Jackson got contests — with four straight have lost overwhelmingly if the meet volume goals are also enticed deliver mail and supplies to aircraft carriers and Maine route would be the first cut if employee England department store chain. between church and state. New Hampshire primary upset 105, Sen. John Glenn got 52 and victories over Mondale. caucuses had been held four days ago. early warning radar-equipped aircraft. fyrioughs and other schedule cutbacks are with cars and "Other incentives. In 1976, Connecticut changed its The law had religious overtones less than a week eprlier. Hart there were 603 uncommitted votes. “ 1 believe the voters in Maine, implemented. "It's a big contract and we're glad to have it,” Along with the financial re Stem Associates law barring most employers from and advanced religion by allowing Sunday picked up nearly all the There were no votes for anyone like the voters in New,Hampshire “ A week from now, we would win Mrs. Johnson said of the award to Hamilton- ■The New England operation — which includes runs wards, Mrs. Feigenbaum said thof doing business on Sunday. The workers wfio oHserve a sabbath to votes of Democrats who have 'else. last week, made it clear they want overwhelmingly,” said Mondale, frttm New york City through New Haven and company doesn't pressure it sales this race to focus on our future and after speaking at a Massachusetts I- Standard, a division of the Hartford-based United ResoArch • Analysis • Report Writing state allowed certain businesses to designate th^r day off while dropped out of the race. On the Hart is favored in next Tues Technologies Corp. Hartford, Conn., on to Boston and Springfield, Mass people, avoiding the "rah-rah, . remain open on Sundays but said denying that same right to those other side, organized iabor failed day's non-binding Vermont prim not on our past,” Hart said in a state Democratic Party dinner on She said the contract awards were made under ■ — lost about $500,000 in 1983, Rizzuto said. push-push atmosphere." employees could only be required who do not observe a day of to provide its vote for Mondale ary, which has largely been statement issued in Boston after the same podium with Hart, the U.S. government's military sales program to "W e do not want to go out of business anywhere in ' Though Mrs. Feigenbaum has EILEEN STERN , to work sU days a week. worship, the state cobrt ruled. despite a personal appeal from ignored by4he candidates because the outcome was clear. Jackson and McGovern. Egypt and Singapore. New England, but we can't stay in business losing hopes Lady Finelle will someday 34 SOUTH FARMS OR. The state also guaranteed tte Thornton died in February 1982 national union leaders who made ' there are no delegates at stake. He Earlier,' referring to his cam "W e're just getting started and I money,” said Rizzuto, who attributed losses to cuts in become better than third in the MANCHESTER, CT 08040 right of any employee not to work Nit his case was appealed by his . ap 11th hour trip to Maine to try to planned to campaign there again paign workers, he told reporters, think w e’re gaining momentum intercity ridership. industry, she discards any mention on the day he observed as the estate. get out the working vote. today. "They were outspeht 10 to one. everyday,” Mondale said. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 5, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 5, 1984 - 3 World may be coming to an end, but not for a while PZC to air M anchester That is one of the many questions others. whether everyone is being faked Earth. the point.” Bv Jon Zicfller The fact that so few proton decay physicists have left to solve. But plans for I n United Press Internationgl The theory of proton decay out," said University of Minnesota "Were left in a quandary,” they have plenty of time to do it in. postulates the proton — one of the physicist Marvin Marshak, who is Lawrence Sulak, a University of candidates have been seen gives^ new credence to a recently bom Under current predictions, the WASHINGTON — Scientists are the two kinds of panicles which on the team at the iron mine. "The Michigan physics professor partic family of theories that aim to hdif-life of the universe — Mien- lawn condos Young G O P taps Ferguson closer to proving the universe is make up the nucleus of the atom — most confident are the Japanese.” ipating in the Morton project, in a explain all the forces of nature, tific parlance for the time it vifould Thomas H. B'erguson ol Manchester was coming to an end — but there is still exists only 10 to the 31 years before The detectors are nothing more telephone interview. take for half tlie matter in the Physicists are using complex Sulak said. elected first vice chairman ol the Connecticut time to cook dinner, take a disintegrating into smaller parti than huge masses of protons in the universe to decay — would take 10 The Planning and Zoning Commis cles and then energy. Ten to the 31 form of water, iron' sheets or equations to find their way out of The family, called supersymme sion will hold a public hearing tonight Federation of Young Republicans at the group's summer vacation or live long to the 20th years. enough to draw on an Individual is a 10 followed by 30 zeroes. concrete slabs. Electronic or ra the tangle and in the. meantime, try, em erg ^ in answer to prob on two developers' latest plans for annual convention, held Friday and Saturday at lems left unsolved by oidor theor "W e're talking a long time,’-’ Retirement Account. Possible decaying protons have dioactive monitors are installed to are pleased with their ^scoveries. condominiums on a portion,of the Great the Summit Hotel. Hartford. AUonicy Gerald ies which postulated all the forces Winn said. Physicists around" the world been recorded in detectors in a pick up the telltale bluish light the "There’s a lot of excitement now Lawn, alter having rejected a similar Labriola Jr., ol Harttord. was re-elected have detected possible examples defunct Minnesota iron mine, in decaying particle would give off. because we have a tantalizing bint of nature are related. plan last year. chairman. In a second balloting. Ferguson took o{ proton decay, evidence the the, Morton Salt Mine near Cleve The detectors are buried deep there's something there,” said "In those simplest theories, we WlMri* brains A public hearing will also be held on 161 votes of a possible 182. with the balance ol below ground to minimize interfer David Winn, a Harvard assistant should have seen 500 proton decays Stop & Shop's application lor a change votes divided between two ol Ihe other live universe is not eternal. They are land, in the Silver King Mine in Killer whales and dolphins are Park City. Utah, in Japan, the ence from other forms of energy. professor of physics keeping vigil in our detectors,” Sulak said. in regulations governing the size of candidates. now trying to figure out whether mammals that have unusually Kolar gold fields in the south of Still, there is some contamination. inParkCity. “ Wejust have to wait ’’That means the way nature parking spaces. the incidents were the real McCoy. large brains in proportion to their Ferguson, ol 92 Hackmatack SI., was recently If they were, it means the matter India and an excavation by Italian Scientists suspect the flashes they a little longer to make sure this is works is far more complex than we Developers Wesley C. Gryk and anticipated.” bo^es. A 7-ton elephant has a brain elected a -selectman in Manchester and he is a thatteakes up everything we know scientists under Mont Blanc in the thought were proton decay could scientific fact, not science fiction.” Michael B. Lynch's latest plans call lor member ol the Republican Town Committee. He be caused by protons colliding with Sulak said the work done so far Winn pointed out there is another of only about 12 pouncte. But Moby 18 condominium units on 4.4 acres of in this world and in outer space will Alps. Doll, a young killer whale, tipped is the son ot former Republican Tow n Chairman ■Right now, there’s a lot of neutrinos, currently described as represents great progress. Years question remaining: Why is the the lawn, which is in the Cheney one day disintegrate. For physi the scales at a Vancouver aqua Thomas F. Ferguson and lormer Town Uireclor cists, it also knocks down some arguing and general uncertainty , massless particles present ago, nobody bad seen anything proton as stable as it is, when National Historic District. About 3,6 other, lighter subatomic particles rium at slightly more than 1 ton — Vivian Firalo B'erguson. He is the loui'lh theories about the nature of the about whether any^of4tose instan throughout the universe and capa resembling proton decay. Now, be acres of the 8-acre parcel owned by ■ generation, representing both sides ol his lamily. have much shorter lifetimes? while his brain weighed 14 pounds. universe and gives new shine to ces are in fact protoJHdecay or ble of passing right through the said, "W e’re really close. That’s Gryk and Lynch would be-retained as to serve the Republican party. He is married to open space, according to the plans. the former Debbie Kim Pillard. The couple hits a Herald photos by Pinto The development would be moved son, Thomas S.. almost 3 years old. /"'■ slightly sobthwest from its location in A group of Manchester residents take their Robert Bagge explains just how much effort it an earlier plan presented by Gryk and A total ol 27 Manchester people attciuu'd the W eather first look up close at the Manchester Police takes to keep police on the road. Lynch, convention. Among them were Edward Boland, Peopletalk Department, as maintanance superintendent Before the condominiums could be chairman of the Manchester Young Republican built, the property 's zoning would have Club; Thomas Marvin, vicF chairman; Jody Today’s forecasts to be changed from Residence AA to Alexander, secretary, and John Higgins, Planned Residence Development. treasurer. A walk with Moyers CoMiecticnt, Massachusetts amt Rhode bland: Periods of snow Police open house draws 300 The original plans, which the PZC rejected last July, called ior 26 FraakliB Delano Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler developing midday changing to G 0 'g>:-
Here is a hand from ‘101 Bridge Maxims' by Hugh Kelsey." Jackson, stumping Bay State, attempts to mend fences NORTH ^s-a4 Oswald: “The maxim for ♦ KJ7 today's hand is: Take an )< % m r YA94 extra chance when you can." Bv Matthew C. Quinn an op()ortunity to address turther the controversy ground on the need to recognize the Palestine disappointed," said Friedman. He said many Jews M '^Birthdasjr- ♦ A 10 3 2 ‘ Jim: "The bidding is-like United Press Internatlanal over his Jan. 25 private characterization of Jews as Liberation Organization and establish a Palestinian feel Jackson is anti-Semitic. "W e feel the statements most of Kelsey's bidding, in 4873 "H ym ies” and New York City as "Hymietown” — a homeland. he makes below the surface reflect what he really that the declarer blasts to a March 6,1984 WEST EAST BOSTON — Jesse Jackson made iniroads — but left remark for which has has apologized. ^feels. ” contract that most players A number ol valuable new "H e would not say he condemns the violence."|said. 410 8 3 4Q02 would stop short of. 'Then he - some unsatisfied — in a fence-mending appearance Jackson, campaigning for the March 13 "Super IT'S M Y P L E A S U R E TO A-VVARD TH E FIRST PLACE / M O O 'S H O O R A Y \ WH A T 'S T H ' \ THE WOMEN'S VIO 488 friendships will be established before a Jewish group following controversy over his Chuck Weiner, 37, of Framingham, an insurance About 20 followers of the extremist Jewish Defense MEDAL IN THE SNAKE-TOSSING EVENT TO 2 has to make it." Tuesday” Massachusetts prim aiy, put the three N U M B E R I F O R M O O ! /NEXT EVENT,/ pterodactyl R A C E ! ♦ Q75 ♦ J84 this coniing year with persons executive. League and a group called "Jews Against Jackson" FOOZY OF MOOl ------ONE! Oswald: “ Kelsey’s play is use of an ethnic slur. events together to dramatize his appeal lor an BONGO? CARE TO WAGER A 4 A 109 5 2 4KQJ64 who share your Ideals. These " " "I was encouraged in the beginning but I was demonstrated outside. o LITTLE SOMETHING simple. He ruffs the club, relationships will prove im por- “ I was disappointed,” said Rabbi Alfred Friedman, even-handed policy toward Israel and the Arab states ON THE OUTCOME? SOUTH plays king and ace of trumps - tent In wavs you'd least expect. one of three panelists who subjected Jackson sharp and to show there is room in his "Rainbow Coalition" 4A9S4 to get the 2-2 break. Then ne questioning before the Bay State B’nai B'rith. " I think for blacks, Jews and Arab-Americans. A 5 © ^ 4KQJ763 runs a club, leads a diamond y PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If - he was anxious to atone, but I didn't feel he was willing Both the Jewish and Arab groups applauded «K96 to dummy’s ace, ruffs to make any more confessions.” Jackson when he called for the withdrawal of all 4--- you hope to sway one you J.‘ dummy’s 'last club, and esteem to your way of thinking Jackson addressed the Jewish group, a black troops from Honduras, Lebanon and El Salvador. Vulnerable: Both plays king and small today, sugarcoat your presen-, Baptist church and an Arab-American group in quick Jackson ended one speech with "Shalom” and the JO-ANN FABRICS Dealer: South diamond. It doesn’t matter tatlon. Hammering home your succession Sunday in an effort to engage a other with“ Salaam,” the words for peace in Hebrew who wins the diamond. Who message will turn him off. ,.T "trialogue” between the three groups. and Arabic, res[>ectively. Wnl North E u l Soath ever winsJLis caught in an Major changes are In store lor “ All of us, blacks, Arab-Americans, and Jewish “ Let us all now move to reject divisions, reject *351 14 end playnii which he must Pisces in the coming year. 24 Pass 4 4 , either lead a spade or give Send for your year-ahead pre- Americans must begin to relate to one another. This is hatred and promote dialogue,” Jackson told 1,000 6 4 Pass Pass declarer a niff and discard.” dictions, today. Mall $1 and " not the Middle East. This is Am erica,” Jackson told people attending the B’nai B'rith meeting at a junior R Jim: “ Neat, but not too your zodiac sign to Astro- abut 800 Arab Americans at the St. George’s Orthodox high school in Framingham, Mass. good a play. It only succeeds Graph, Box 489, Radio City Church in Worcester, Mass. Under questioning from the panelists,, which an Station, New York, NY 10019. Sale ends Saturday, March 10th. YE^AK SEAN, FUNNY I NE-VE:^ SO WHO IS> THIS Opening lead: 4 A because Elast-West's trumps The black civil rights leader was invited to address irritated Jackson compared at one point to a are 2-2 and diamonds 3-3. Send an additional $2 lor your the Jewish group along with all the Democratic "three-judge court,” the candidate readily agreed not s o 'yoJ^eou m CO.N6 f i6 u b e ;,p v o u f o b - “ BO/ GEOEOE-,^ Furthermore, it will lose a Astro-Graph Matchmaker set, ' " presidential candidates. He accepted the invitation as to use Jewish ethnic slurs or stereotypes, but stood his Spring prints TO Ti-e GONKXET WITH MY A ZOUC MUSKO ANYWAY? which tells to which signs you " TONKbHT DMJfbHT&R-. cinch contract against a 3-1 Delightful for dresses, fops and FAN. 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EVERr TWE A NBA/ B A ^ (S T H E R E A & 7 0 0 / 0 0 0 S§ Family 24 26 26 27 26 30 but don’t allow yourself to be IjOOKS UKE it L HAVE-TO 3| ■ premier annual fund- Ownt d ond opwolgd by fobifrCini^n ol Amiteo. tnc. 'BlORN, I'M <50INST0 S l^ HIM BABIES BORN member (el.) ■ jockeyed Into a position yvhere' raUing event for Connec VMORK R iq H T T H B O O ig H A ^ 59 Air (prefix) 32 34 their duties become yours. ------UFfCRlHB F R IE T^H IP CLUB. ticut’s Democratic Party. Expert service on all brands. We take trade-ins, too. EVERY 2-4 HOURS. HOrCHOCOLATB BREAK. 60 Movie quean ■ 1 1 ■ CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19)"” / 6t Secret agent 36 Don’t let making a point In a ^ t e Chairman James \ / 1 1 1 ■ “ debate with a pal today loop- M. FiUgerald said 1,200 MANCNESTCR PARKADE 62 Actor Atteire 37 • •■'Jb J IT 26 so 41 ardize your friendship. Arr-'- people bought, tickets, understanding can be reached DOWN 42 42 leaving the party with a MANCHESTER PARKADE without compromising your ‘ profit of slightly more 340 Bro^St. 649-9424 standards. '• 1 College 47 41 46 •0 ■ 1 than $100,000. degree (abbr.) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. It) 340 Broad St. 646-9424 12 ■ 2 Electric fish - 61 14 66 66 You ahould J>o adequately Men.-Fri., fo -«. Sot., 10-6, Sun., 12-S 3 Exhale compenaatod lor your afforla-n Hoiw you rood today's 67 Mon.-Ffl., 10-9, Sat., 10-6, 8un^, 12-5 . 4 Mercy If 66 today malarlalty, but not m Cloumodstctlon? Itcon- Pld: 5 United by praioe from othera. You’M be J. tolns hundreds of Inter 48 oapyiloM «»4 . FobiKSw'WcioIxmwtco.loc 60 11 CtW»»jt«XA Btt.niWig US Bit VMOH Vs- a m u 62 disappointed If you expect' - esting offers. 643-2711. CcopyriQhHfi4.Rit)rtCoidoiiol4mflcq.toc.______* ______a______both. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 5, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March S, 1984.- 11 Obituaries Suspicious fire destroys t Raymond G. Winter He was born in Manrhester and had lived in town alt SPORTS Raymond G. Wintfer, 71, of 46 Hawthorne St., died of his life. At the lime of his death he was employed by Saturday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the J.Ct Penney Catolog Distribution Center as a insurance office equipment the husband of Marion (Stafford) Winter. maintenance engineer. He was born in Natick, Mass., and had been a He leaves his mother, Marjorie (Akrigg) Boland of. A Saturday night fire at the Independent obtaining on-site trailers are possibilities. resident of Manchester for the past 35 years. Before Manchester; three sons, John F. Boland and James C. Insurance Center, 803 Hartford Road, was put out The. insurance center building had been vacant [East icemen in rout, gain semifinai round retiring in 1976 he had been employed at Pratt & Boland, both in New Jersey, and Ryan P. Boland of . quickly but it destroyed expensive office from noon until the time the fire was reported at Whitney for more than 35 years. He was a member of Manchester; a daughter, Wendy Boland in New* equipment. • . 8:14 p.m, according to Bycholski. When firefigh Center Congregational Church. He received a special Jersey; four brothers, Gary Boland of Vernon, Just 15 minutea after d passerby reported the ters arrived, fire was pushing out of a side door otlJ Junior right wing Rob Tedoldi, award in commendation for the most deliveries and Douglas Boland of Manchester, Bruce Boland of blaze, firefighters had it under control, said Deputy the first floor. By Rich Cahill. who came into the game with 10 mileage covered for the Manchester Meals on Wheels Broad Brook, and Timothy Boland of Manchester: a Fire Chief Robert Bycholski. While structure About two dozen men extinguished the blaze, Herald Sports Writer goals and nine assists, added five program. He was also an avid golfer. . sister, Mary Hewitt of Manchester; and several damage was moderate, he said, smoke, soot and then worked for another half-hour to put out spot assists to that total. Senior center Besides his wife he leaves three sons, Raymond J. nieces and nephews. the "great buildup of heat inside" caused extensive fires, Bycholski said. BOLTON — Watertown was in Ken West assisted on three goal.s. Winter of Bolton, Roger P. Winter of Columbia, Md., The funeral will be Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. from the damage to computers, typewriters, and other The fire’s origin is suspicious, he said, becauseof over its head. and Gary A. Winter of Manchester; a sister, Mrs. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Olender and Dave Parent had two office machines. "lack of any natural means of ignition” in thespot- The Indians of Watertown High Violet W. Luckingham of Deltona, Fla.; five with a mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. at the assists. Hutt and detensemen This morning, one of the business's three owners where the it started. An investigation is ongoing. stepped out of their usual level ol grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Church of the Assumption. Burial will be in Buckland Jason Hanford and Pat Barrett said they’re estimated the damage at between Police records checked this morning said the fire competition and out of the state A memorial service will be held Thursday at 7; 30 Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home each had one. $70,000 and $100,000. Ceilings, wallpaper, carpet appeared to start in two places: under a bottom-' today from 7 to 9 p.m. tournament Saturday night at the p.m. at Center Congregational Church. Friends may ing, a door and some molding as well as almost all shelf in the coffee room an outside an east entrance -- Bolton Ice Palace, as East Catholic The game marked the return ol call at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today the office equipment will have to be replaced,.said door. Those on the sceije smelled a strong chemical, routed the visitors, l‘2-0. The win East defenseman Don Mnxim, who from 7 to 9 p.m. Private burial services wilFbe in East Sandra J. Eldridge Rodney Doiin. odor they were not able to identify, the report said.' ■“ moves the Eagles, who are ranked had missed 12 gam e^ith a severe Cemetery. Sandra Jean Eldridge, 20, of 63 Highview Road, Nonetheless, the center is still open for business. second in Division II with a record leg bruise. HV,tQokii regular turn Memorial contributions may be made to the Center South Windsor, died Sunday at Manchester Memorial "W e’re going to move to another location on a Photographs of the building were taken from of 17-4, into the tournament semili- on delense, as East couch Bill Congregational Church or to the Kidney Dialysis Unit Hospital as as result of injuries suffered in an temporary basis, possibly tomorrow,” Doiin said. several different angles, and police discussed nals, where they will lace Westhill Munnix used three sets of defense- at Rockville General Hospital. automobile accident in Boiton. She was the daughter Renting open ihe piaza or possible arson motives with the owners. High of Stamford, which is ranked men and four lines against the of Lee and Joyce (Butkus) Eldridge of South Windsor. third in the division with a record overmatched Indians. Gladys L. Stahl She attended South Windsor schools and was a 1981 ■ t i ol 14-5. The game wijl be played Watertown, on- the other hand, Gladys (Ladue) Stahl, 90, of East Hartford, died graduate of South Windsor High School and of the Tuesday night at 7:3U at Hamden was missing several players be Sunday at an East Hartford convalescent home. She Computer Processing Institute of Hartford. She High. attended St. Margaret Mary Church. At the time of Manchester unemployment cause of injuries and was forced to was the aunt of Mrs. George (Alice) Adams of In the other semitinal, Manches go with two defensemen (or much Manchester. her death she was a data entry operator at Covenant ter High will (ace North Haven of the game. Spagnoletti was «She was born in Hartford and had been a lifelong ' Life.Insurance Co., Hartford, where she had worked for the past year. Wednesday at 8:15 at the Wesleyan impressed by East's talent and resident of East Hartford. depth. The private funeral and burial will be in Fishkill, Besides her parents she leaves three brothers, was Ss percent in January Rink in Middletown. The winners meet Saturday at noon at the New N.Y. There are no calling hours. The Newkirk and Thomas L. Eldridge and Gregory J. Eldridge, both of "They had a lot of speed," he Haven Coliseum (or the slate Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Aye., East South Windsor, and Douglas L. Eldridge of said. "They have three lines. We Unemployment in Manchester ment said seasonal cutbacks in Willimantic and unchanged in Division II championship. Hartford, has charge of arrangements. Manchester: a sister, Susan L. Eldridge of South can't keep up with that. Come the and Andover decreasedslightly in construction and wholesale and Hartford. Windsor: her paternal grandfather, Lester Eldridge "W e played the best we could,” middle of the second period, we're January from the previous month, retail trade pushed unemployment Average hourly earnings of of South Windsor: and several aunts, uncles and Watertown coach Richard Spagno- tired. " John P. Boland Jr. while Bolton and Coventry posted up to 5.3 percent in January. production workers increased bj' cousins. letti said aftdr watching his team John P. Boland Jr., 42, of 683 N. Main St., died slight increases, according to December's rate was 4.9 percent.5 , three cents from December to a The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. from the destroyed by the Eagles. "W e'll Mannix, who announced Friday 5 Saturday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. figures released by the slate Labor The department said 4,300 more record high of $9.07. Earnings were Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in just sit and watch the rest of the that he would not be returning to Department. people were unemployed in Janu up 53 cents from the average East Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home playoffs, " coach the team next season ary than in December, when 79,900 hourly wage of $8.54 last January^ Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester’s unemployment because of a new job out ol state, people were out of work. A seasonal reduction in W Watertown's best was not nearly Memorial donations may be made to the charity of rate in January whs 5 percent, was elated with the win but still After adjustment for seasonal workweek from 42.5 hours in good enough. East had more goals' the donor's choice. down slightly from the revised saw possible ares of improvement. factors, Connecticut’s unemploy December to 42.2 hours in January than the Indians had shots on goal. Area Towns December rate of 5.4 percent, said "I would have liked to have seen a ment rate was 4.6 percent, down accounted for a $1.45 drop in Eagle netminders Steve Cavallo ichael T. Twerdy Labor Department spokesman Ri little more passing out there me from 5.1 percent in December and average weekly earnings tg and Chris Poshpeck had to make chard Ficks. Andover's unemploy tonight," he said. In Brief / MMichael Thomas Twerdy, 28, of Melbourne, Fla,, ment dropped from 6.2 percent in well below the national estimate of $382.75. only eight saves to register the formerly of Manchester, died Thursday of injuries December to 5 percent in January. 8 percent. Highest weekly wages werS shutout. East fired .57 shots at Such minor criticisms may be received in a motorcycle-trailer truck accident in Compactor vote Tuesday Bolton posted the biggest in The unemployment rate in earned iii the Norwalk, Ansonia~, Watertown goalies Richard Kviet partly a way of preventing a team Florida. He was the husband of Violet (Reader) New London, Norwich, Bristol) kus and Michael Rodia. Kvietkus COVENTRY — Residents and property owners crease in unemployment of the • cludes people receiving unemploy from getting overconfident after Twerdy. Hartford and Middletown areas. ‘ Herald photos by Tarqumio was forced to lace the East will vote Tuesday on the proposed expenditure of area towns, going from 3.6 percent . ment benefits, others ineligible or sueb/a lopsided win. "It really He was born in Manchester on Sept. 27,1955, the son in December to 4.3 percent in whose benefits expired, those Computed on a straight-tim^, onslaught for all but the tinal $140,000 for a compactor for the town landfill. of the late Nicholas and Victoria (^ovis) Twerdy. He East Catholic’s Rob Tedoldi (11) gets hooked by tries to find the puck in action Saturday night at the doesn't do you as good as a good January. Coventry's unemploy entering or re-entering the labor 40-hour week, hourly and weekly five-and-a-hal( minutes ol the tight win would have dorie, " The money is to be taken from surplus funds. attended local schools and was a graduate of Watertown's John Sloss (10) as goalie Richard Kvietkus Bolton Ice Palace. ment rate went from 3.6 in force and workers not entitled to wages increased to $8.66 ana game. He gave up 11 goals. Mannix said of the rout. On the Jhe referendum will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Manchester High School. He had lived in Florida for December to 3.8 percent in Janu wages during temporary closings. $346.40 respectively, 4.7 percent other hand, he said the game "can those who live in the First district will vote at the the past three years and at the time of his death he was East wasted no time getting on Town Office Building, second District residents ary, Ficks said. Unemployment was up in 13 above the $8.27 hourly and $330.89 the scoreboard, scoring 3:09 into giiJe confidence to the goal- attending Brevard Community College as a machinist StatewiHo iho i -ihnr Deparl- areas, lower in Stamford and weekly wages paid last year. will vote at Second Congregational Church journeyman. the first period as senior right w ing scorers." Community Hall on Boston Turnpike. Mike Keeler tallied on a slap shot Besides his wife he leaves a son, Matthew Brown of Mannix would like very much to Melbourne: two sisters, Mrs. Marjorie Brainard of Irom the left side ol the Watertown net. It was the first of lour goals for end his East coaching career with Manchester and Mrs. Michele Godin of Stafford Cheney yam mill’s second floor Democrats getting organized Keeler, who raised his season total the first state hockey champion Springs; and two brothers, Nicholas Twerdy Jr. of ship in the school's history. Many COVENTRY — The Democratic Town Commit -to 20. Woodstock, and William B. Twerdy of Willimantic. l a J have said the championship is a tee is preparing to elect officers and nominating The funeral and burial will be in Melbourne. There Belore the first period was virtual certainty, with East having committee members, and to recommend a slate for retail uses will be a memorial service in Manchester at a time o f complete, the Eagles bad pep gone through the regular season of convention delegates for caucus endorsement. and place to be announced. Memorial contributions pered 15 shots at Kvietkus and had with a winning record against the People wishing to be considered fornomination may be made in his memory in care of his wife, 2196 Bv Kathy Garmus who they were. He said the first third floor in January after decid scored tour more times. They state's Division I hockey powers. M to committee office or to the nominating Pineapple Ave., Melbourne, Fla., 32901. Herald Reporter would probably move into the ing that it was not economical to 1". J added three goals in the second Munnix has resisted the talk of the committee should contact Bruce Stave, Donna building within 10 days. keep it open. Only a few tenantii period and four more in the third. championship being a luck, and he Newton, Kathleen Ryan, Brian Heath or Ruth The second floor of the Cheney Bernard also refused to disclose occupied the floor, including the; said Friday that Westhill will Benoit. Little Theater of Manchester. LTMr Juniors Brian Gallahue and Dan yarn mill at 210 Pine St. will be the rental price of the space, but present a challenge for his squad. Coventry has four delegates to each of the Area woman dies Thebeau each had two goals lor the subdivided for retail use, the said rents on the floor would be^ has since negotiated a new lease* following conventions: Congressional Conven Eagles. East's other goals were "They're a good-looking team, " owners of the building announced "incredibly competitive” with with Heyman for space on the tion, Stale Senate Convention, Assembly District scored by Paul Roy, Kevin Walsh, he said. "I'v e been saying there's in Boiton accident today. other retail space in town. second floor of the building. Convention, and State Convention. The yarn mill, which was built in Kevin Hut! and Dave Olender. at least five quality teams in the The renovations, now under Convention delegates will be nominated and The second floor of the building 1911, contains a total of 135,000 Roy's goal raised his team-leading tournament, and they're one ot BOLTON — A 20-year-old Vernon woman died way, wiil provide space (or 10 recommended for endorsement at the March 13 has been empty since The Glorious square feet. It is located in the total l« 25. them.” Saturday night after suffering massive head injuries tenants, said Matthew L. Bernard, organizational meeting of the Democratic Town Emporium closed its doors in heart of the Cheney National in a one-car accident on Lake Street, state police said leasing agentjor Westport-based Committee. The meeting will be in the Board September. The business occupied A today. Heyman Properties, which owns Historic District. Room of the Town Office Building at 8 p.m. about 7,000 square feet on the floor, Sandra Eldridge was driving north shortly before 11 the building. The retaii space wiil A 1980 study of the district by; which is the area now being p,m. when she lost control of her car in a sharp range from 540 square feet up to Anderson Notter Finegold Inc. of I renovated for retail use, Bernard t-shirt sale starts lefthand curve and went off the right side of the road, probably a couple thousand square Boston said the building "dpserves Robertson’s trick said. police said. Her car struck a fence and went back onto feet, he said, depending on the a high priority ranking for redevel-' BOLTON — The Bolton Parent-Teacher He said that because of "signifi opment. Its location on Hartford the roadway, only to veer off the road again into needs of the tenants. Organization is sponsoring a T-shirt and cant interest" in the project, the another fence, a tree and a sign pole, then across a Road next to the Fire Museum and sweatshirt sale to raise funds for the Bolton retail space might be expanded to lawn and over an embankment, where it flipped over, Bernard said that there are Cheney Hajl make it imperative.’ dooms the Bruins elementary schools. Child and adult sizes are police said. about three firm ly committed the third floor. that an attractive reuse be found available. The deadline for receiving orders is tenants, but he would not reveal Heyman officials closed the for this structure.’ ' March 12. Miss Eldridge was thrown partly out of the driver’s HARTFORD (UPl) - Torrie Denis Morel, who nearly let the door of the car, they said. ' For more information call 649-6320 or 646-8327. Robertson isn't known for his game get out of control, She was later pronounced dead at Manchester Prepaid orders are welcome. goal-scoring exploits, but don't tell "The referee cipealed a lot of the Memorial Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said. Warrant sought In sexual assault that to the Boston Bruins. problems, " said-Evans. " I f he had Robertson, who has had a career made a third-man-in call on Mike Manchester police have Buckland Road entrance before midnight, James held briefly for obseevSt total of 14 NHL goals going into Milbury, it woukHiave ended some requested a warrant for to Interstate 86 late Satur A. Nedwell was also tion, police and hospHaf Sunday's game, completed his of the shenanigans." Coventry motorist the arrest.of a suspect on a day night and crashed his charged with driving an officials said. 1 first professional hat trick by Boston coach Gerry Cheevers Fire Calls chargeof first-degree sex van into a tractor-trailer, unregistered motor vehi The truck driver, CalvIU scoring an empty- net goal with 16 was equally upset. in fair condition ual assault in connection, state police said today. cle. He was taken to Fletcher, 52, of Colclieg- seconds left in the game to lift the "Terry O'Rejlly got tripped and with an incident last Wed Following the accident, Manchester Memorial ter, was not injured, po Hartford Whalers to a 6-4 victory tackled in the same shift and nesday at the home of a which occurred shortly Hospital, where he was lice said. . T over the Boston Bruins. nothing was called,'' fumed Cheev Tollaild County COVENTRY — A Coventry man was listed in fair Clinton Street woman, "I haven't scored three goals in ers. "With everything that was condition this morning at Hartford Hospital after they said today. ' i Thursday, 6:31 a.m. — medical call, 167 Forge one game since I was in junior going on, we didn't get one power suffering head injuries early Saturday morning in a They said the woman play in the third period." Road, Coventry (North Coventry, South Coventry). hockey " said Robertson, who was one-car accident on Route 275, police and hospital apparently knew her al a^u ired by the Whalers from tl((k Boston had to fight back from a Thursday, 7; 51 p.m. — chimney (ire. Brandy Street, spokeswomen said today. leged attacker. East's Jason Hanford (15) is clipped from behind by Spagnoletti (18) trails the play. East won in a rout, 12-0, Bolton (Bolton). W'ashington Capitols in a pre 2-0 first-period deficit. Rich Dunn, .According to police, Michael, L. Demers, 20, of 28 Watertown’s John Sloss (10). Watertown's Greg to move into semifinals. 0 season trade for Greg Adams. a converted defenseman, opehed ' Thursday, 9:51 p.m. — medical call. Squirrel Trail, Arlington Road, lost control of his car shortly after A 49-year-old Tolland BILLY GRAHAM "Goals are the best thing to get, but the scoring with an unassisted goal Coventry (South Coventry). midnight and skidded backwards into a large rock. He man was charged with I'll do my job anyway I can." from his right wing position at Friday, 8:32 a.m. — medical call. South Street, and a companion, Coie Maurer, 17, of Lake Road, drunken driving after he TV SPECIAL Robertson's first goal came with 11:04 and rookie Sylvain Turgeon Coventry (South Coventry). were taken to Windham Community Memorial ran a stop sign at the 19 seconds left in the second period scored his 35th goal on a breaka Hospital and Demers was later transferred to to give Hartford a 4-3 lead. It way 22 seconds later. Friday, 11:52 p.m. — motor vehicle accidenl. Route UConn cagers going backwards Hartford Hospital, police said. Maurer was treated at However, Boston rallied to score 44 near the Bolton-Coventry line, Bolton (Bolton), Boyer meets seller In increased the Whalers' advantage Windham Hospital for minor injuries and released, three goals on five shots during the Saturday, 5; 56 p.m. — brush fire, Boston Hill Road, Classified ... and It's to 5-3 at 2:34 of the third period they said. through it the best we can. We'll Andover (Andover). happy meeting tor both. By Len Auster cellar-dwellar Seton Hall. a mystified Perno. "And one before Boston's Rick Middelton first live-and-a-half minutes of the The accident is still under investigation. 643-2711. The Huskies w ill begin the Big see next week, " he added, refer second period and claimed a 3-2 Saturday, 6:08p.m. -r reportedstructiir^ire. South Sports Editor mistake leads to another. made it 5-4 with his 41st goal at ring to the showdown at Madison lead on goals by Ray Bourque, Road, Bolton (Bolton, Andover, North Coventry). East Conference Tournament, that "Look at our shots. A lot of them 13:25. Square Garden. Keith Crowder and 1984 Canadian Saturday, 11:07 p.m. — motor vehicle accident. HARTFORD — Progress, ac runs Wednesday through Saturday are coming up short. We’re doing Robertson has 157 minutes in The 6-11 Murphy out ot Merid Olympian Dave Donnelly. Lake Street, Bolton (Bolton, Manchester Ambulance, cording to- the dictionary, is “ a at Madison ^u are Garden, Thurs too much thinking, not just penalties. His style ol play is to dig^ M I I K X TIIK en's Maloney High had a quiet but ^ Vernon). , -GARDEN LECTURER, move forward." day afternoon against second playing." in the corners. ' Hartford pulled even at 3-3 when « Regress, according to the dic seeded Syracuse at 1 p.m. Freshman Gerry Besselink productive 20 points to lead the Whaler coach Jack Evans may Tony'Currie lifted a Greg Malone Saturday, 11:47 p.m. — motor vehicle accident. tionary, is "to go back." If Saturday’splay isindicativeof turned in a good effort off the bench Eagles, 8-8 in the Big East and have only been half serious when rebound over Boston goalie Doug Route 6 near Shoddy Mill Road, Andover (Andover). k m -Weekly- ^ CH IPS A R P UConn has regressed during the what to expect from the Huskies for the Huskies with nine rebounds 17-10 overall. Primus, a starter the^ he said he might have a new role Keans on a power play at 12:56. Sunday, 12:18 a.m. — motor vehicle accident. Route course of the 1983-84 basketball Thursday, a one-game, post-season and Tim Coles'grapped 15 re last three weeks, added vT points for Roberts. Later in the period, the Bruins 275, Coventry (South Coventry, North Coventry). I Tues, March 6, 7:30 pm season, several long steps back is all that can be expected. bounds but that was far from and the waterbug Adams, out of "Torrie's been holding back on successfully killed off a five- 5 Sunday, 1:30 p.m, — brush fire. Wall Street, DOWX wards, and that was never more UConn's Vern Giscombe enough for the Huskies. Giscombe Hartford Public High, chipping in us," quipped Evans. " I just may minute penalty to Jim {4ill, who Coventry (South Coventry). plainly evident than Saturday pumped home the game's first was the lone Husky in double 15 tallies and four assists. use him on the power play. " speared Ed Hospodar. night as it stumbled and bumbled hoop but the troubled EaglesI figures with 15 points. And he For the Huskies, the Big East Robertson's third goal pie- "1 was disappointed we didn't ’’KfEP GARDEN AND tourney remains. "We have life," m C A X YOU its way to an $3-60 one-sided who've been under a lot of pressure fouled out with 9:42 to go. vented Boston from earning its get' a goal during that power play," setback at the hands of Boston since the Coach Gary Williams- Earl Kelley, who had missed 10 Perno said. second straight come-back tie with said Evans. The hitting in the Independent Cojlege here at the Hartford Civic Martin Clark incident two games of UConn’s last 12 games, did play How much is to be determined, Hartford in 24 hours; The teams game was intense and despite Insurance GROUNDS PIIDDUCTIVE” ,;£ i‘ciiA., S L U M VPS' Center. back, got well in a hurry. and logged 21 minutes. He scored particularly with a team that's met Saturday afternoon in Boston several altercations, no major I l f C O fia “ AND"— FREE LECTURE* It looked lilte an opening night Stu Primus (6 points) and six points. He was 1-for-ll from the gone backwards. "Every mistake and the Bruins overcame a 3-1 penalties for fighting were called Center, Inc. performance rather tten a season- Michael Adams (4) keyed a field with (our turnovers. “ Earl’s hits you between the eyes," Pem o deficit to earn a 3-3 tie. by Morel. ending one after 27 games. The 10-point BC mn and the game was not anywhere where he should be," viewed. * "These were two tough games "The Bruins don't hit harder \ ^ Huskies couldn't huy a haslcet to over. Pem o assessed. "W e have no And lately there have been a lot against the Bruins," said Evans. than any other team ," said Robert save their lives, 23-for-76, 30.3 It was over. |Chemistry right now. We can’t get of bullseyes. "I'm very encouraged with the son. "They just hit you all the NOTICE percent, had players miming into “ We can’t get out of the blocks,’’ / a defensive rebound let alone an BOSTON COLLEGE (83) - way we played." time,” DLAND each other, couldn't get the hall in Husky coach Dom Pem o said. Talley 3-7 1-2 7, Murphy 10-180-120. Some bad blood from Saturday's By earning only one of four ic e w M d b M ii offensive rebound. Due to Major Fire loss "E very game is a stmggle. Inside, McCready 4-9 5-713, Adams 4-10 7-8 tiiRuiPrihr against fuUcourt Eagle pressure "W e have a lot of regrouping to game carried over to Sunday's possible points against Hartford in Sawlii Fl«ii_ GARDENS several times, and looked abysmal outside, we’re getting nothing. do. We’re slow Ui the ball and not 15, Primus 8-111-2 17, Clark 2-9 0-0 game. Boston goalie Pete Peelers the weekend series, the Bruins lost within the office,, we are un I aV^tUMs 4, Bowers 1-4 0-0 2,0 ’Stea 0-1OO 0. |S«9t - BNrptt. overall. We’re down 10 at halftime and getting the s/^nd efforts we was ejected and Hartford defense- a chance to catch Adams Division able to open to the public ' Hirti The expected hooes rained down it’s a m iracle." n e «l." Pressley OO 0-0 , Rice OO 0-1 0, man Chris Kotsopoulos was given leader Buffalo. on the Huskies from the Civic BC’s lead was 37-27 at the On'the other side, Williams was Schmidt O l OO 0, Doherty 0-0OO0, a 10- minute misconduct for taking ’,!We had a golden opportunity to for aetbfity other than Yh 1 > Mi Center crowd of 13,329, which intermission and it slmuld have pleased with his teaip's outing. Sinicki 1-1 1-1 3, Micbol 1-2 OO 0. part in an altercation that involved move into first place," said fnttStim eUppif nil! hardly expected the performance been more. The Huskies were a "This team has been under a lot of Totals 34-73 15-22 83. both benches as the teams were O’Reilly. emergency service. We Lim eSceu •Houeeplants , t h ^ were subjected to. horrid 27.4 percent from the field pressure the last 10 days. We’ve CONNECTICUT (CO) - Broxton exiting the ice after the second Hartford has back-to-back road • SrMivliw •foMage plants All tiii« assured the Huskies' with 10 turnovers. not been able to jiist go out and just 1-6 2-3 4. Williams 2-7 1-2 St* Coles period. games this week, Wednesday hope to be Functioning •CilMia •Insacticidss ' second straight fosing season at UConn had a glinutner of hope at play. We’ve bal some meetings 4-10 0 1 , 8, Giscombe 013 3-4 15, "Peelers made a remark about against the Washington Capitals more effectively In 48 to 72 iJaiM eOM Fn sSoils 13-14, S-11 in tlie Big East where 39-32 with U:2S left but three and discussions. We could have Hobbs 2-8 1-1 5. Kelley 1-11 4-4 6, me being big and dumb and I made and Thursday night against the •miwirMlIi •Plant foods they tied for seventh place with chances refused to fall and Primus hung it up or played tough. BesseMnk 1-4 1-2 3,, Frederick 1-4 a reference how ugly he is," said Montreal Canadiens. The latter is hours. RMThiRlitl 8L Patrick’s Day Piswidence. came up with a steal that he "W e came ready to play and I ’v 0-0 2, Henry O l 9^0, Blucher 2-4 2-2 Kotsopoulos. "H e took a poke at the rescheduling of last ’Tuesday’s , TmIs eTni Only two wins over tlie Friars is converted at the other end. "W e’re very pleased with the leadership of 6, Ithier 3-60-0 6, Cfoolidge 02 0-0 0. me and wanted to fight." postponed contest. The Whalers 646-6050 IlMFe •ksm. .Shamrocks onli Dmeping the Huskies out of Wednes down seven and have three oppor . Jay Murphy, Michael Adams and Bremmer 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 23-76 Both coaches were critical of the then visit the Buffalo Sahres day's "elim ination" game against tunities and can’t catch one," said Martin Clailr. I .think we came 14-19 60. inconsistent officiating by referee Sunday.
t - 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 5. 1984 M ANCHESTER HKHALU. Monday, .vlarch 5. 1984 - Vi NfIL roundup Sports in USFL roundup Chicago finally reaches goal Fly Fishermen’s program EAST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Fly Dupree’s value takes big jump Fishermen's Assocation' will present a program By Mike Tully the fans up." nitely until a hearing is held by the Bruins in the Adams Division. on bass fishing on Wednesday, March 14, at 7:30 PI Sports Writer The victory gives Chicago .sole NHL office. ' Third-place Quebec remained at the Veteran's Memorial Clubhouse on Sunset By Dave Raffo Breakers coach Dick Coury said. "They have been possession of second place in the In other games, Hartford beat seven points behind Buffalo. Peter Ridge Drive here. • UPl Sports Writer » playing super the iast two weeks. " It took two goals by Troy Murray Norris Division with points, a Boston 6-4, New Jersey dumpd Los Stastny scored for the Nordiques. Guest speaker is Bass Master representative Led by iinebacker Bill Gompf, the Breakers held to help the Chicago Black Hawks point ahead of idle Detroit and St. . Angeles 5-3, Buffalo tied Quebec Oilers 6, CanadiensT Bob Wilson. Program 4s open to the public. Imagine what Marcus Dupree could have gotten Oakland to 94. yards total offense and sacked achieve one o( their own. Louis. Before the triumph, the 1-1, Edmontoii cruObed Montreal At Edmonton, Alberta, Glenn from the New Orleans Breakers if he had waited a few quarterback Fred Besana five times. Gompf had Murray scored the tying and Hawks were 0-28-1 entering the last 6-1 and Vancouver shaded the New Anderson scored a pair of first- Edgewood course renamed ' days. eight unassisted tackles, one assist and broke up two winning goals to cap a tour-goal 20 minutes. York Rangers S-4. period goals 42 seconds apart and Dupree is worth more to the Breakers today than he passes. third period and give Chicago a 5-4 Before the first period ended, the Devils 5, Kings 3 Wayne Gretzky notched two goals CROMWELL — Edgewood G olf Club, sche was Saturday, when it was announced he agreed to a "W e were embarrassed and humiiuted by today's :% z victory over the Toronto Maple Black Hawks lost the services of At East Rutherford, N.J., Pat and an assist, powering the Oilers duled to be host in 1984 of the Sammy Davis- $6 million contract with New Orleans to become the performance," InvadersCoachJohnRalstonsaid. "It Leafs, the first time this season the defenseman Doug Wilson who Verbeek, Tim Higgins and Mel to their ninth victory in their last 10 Jr-Greater Hartford Open, has been renamed the highest paid football player. was a very inept performance.” Hawks won a game in which they suffered a fracture when a broken Bridgman scored second-period game. It was Montreal's first loss Tournament Players Club of Connecticut in Dupree became more valuable to the Breakers In other games Sunday, New Jersey edged trailed entering the third period. ' stick hit him in the face and cut him goals to lead New Jersey, which* since Jacques Lemaire took over Cromwell. It has also got from a public facility to Sunday when their top runner Richard Crump was Jacksonviiie 28-26, Phiiadeiphia dumped Washington "W e just have not been able to above the eye and down the nose, extended its unbeaten streak to as head coach from Bob Berry. the Tournament Players Club network of private lost with a knee injury in a 13-0 victory over the 17-6, Memphis belled Chicago 23-13 and Birmingham buy goats in the third period," requiring about 20 stitches. three games with its second Canucks 5, Rangers 4 golf clubs. Oakland Invaders. The Breakers, 2-0, have also shown shaded Los Angeies 21-14. Chicago coach Orval Tessier said. At 15:15 of the first period. Bill straight win. Paul Gagne's power- At New Yorjk, Rick Lanz scored a Approval of the change came Monday at a TPC an obviops lack of a breakaway runner and the 6-foot-3 San Antonio hosts Houston tonight. "1 was worried after the second Derlago and Chicago's Denis Sa- play tap-in proved to be the winner. pbwer-play goal with 7:44 left, meeting in Florida. speedy Dupree, could be the answer. Generals 28, Bulls 26 period and just wanted to divide vard each were penalized 5 min Sabres 1, Nordiques 1 giving Vancouver its first triumph Otherwise, New Orleans isn’t in bad shape. The At Jacksonville, Fla,, Herschei Walker scored two the third period into, four five- utes for fighting. However, Savard At Buffalo, N.Y., Paul Cyr’s in Madison Square Garden since Kelly at SCSU clinic passing game with quarterback John Walton is solid short touchdowns and quarterback Gene Bradley ran minutes. received an additioanl 2 minutes third-period goal enabled the Sa Nov. 20, 1977. The Rangers have and the defense has allowed just 10, points in two (or another to lead New Jersey, which held on when ‘ ‘The early goal woke up the fans lor roughing and a S-minute match bres snap a five-game losing won only two of their last nine NEW HAVEN — East Catholic football coach games. The pressure will be on Dupree to bolster the Jacksonville’s Danny Miller missed a 42-yard field (17,<77). This is a tough place for penalty for kicking Derlago. streak and extend their lead to two games while Vancouver is 4-1-1 in Jude Kelly, who guided the Eagles to th'e state running game next Sunday when the Breakers make (goal with 40 seconds left. The game was played before opponents to play when you wake Savard will be suspended indefi- points over the second- place its'last six. Class M championship last fall, will be the high their New Orleans debut against Memphis. a league-record crowd of 73,277. school representative at the third annual Walton just hopes expectations won't be too high on Stars 16, Federals 6 Southern Connecticut' State University Football Dupree, who played just one full season in college at At Washington, Chuck Fusina passed for 221 yards Clinic set for Friday and Saturday. Oklahoma before transferring to Southern Missis and a touchdown and Kelvin Bryant gained 104 yards College basketball roundup Kelly will speak Saturday morning from 11 sippi last fall. After dropping out of Southern and dived 1 yard for another score to lead a.m. to noon on covering 'Game Planning with the Mississippi, Dupree was pursued by the Breakers. Philadelphia. The Stars ruined the head coaching Wishbone Offense against Seven and Eight-Man "Don't get me wrong. It's nice seeing him standing debut of Federals coach Dick Bielski, who replaced Fronts.’ ' , over there,” Walton said. " But you don'fwant to bring the fired Ray Jauch during the week. him along to quickly. He has to have to time to get Arkansas throws Showboats 23, Blitz 13' UPl photo ready otherwise you run the risk of it having a very At Memphis, Tenn., Waller Lewis threw three UPl photo Johnson wins again negative effect on him." touchdown passes in a driving rainstorm to lead the All-America running back Marcus Du ASPEN, Colo. — Olympic downhill gold " I ’ni excited about being able to play in the USFL." expansion Showboats to their lirsl USFL victory. Dupree said in the post-game lockerroom. “ I feel good pree, who left the college rankstosigna its Sunday punch Boston's Kevin McHale goes over Seattle’s Reggie King medalist Biily Johnson proved he could ski more Lewis passed 8 yards to Terdell Middleton lor one about playing with the Breakers." multi-million dollar pro contract-'with to score in NBA action Sunday at Boston Garden. technical turns as well as the flats Sunday and score and 7 yards to Allen Reid for the other. Crump, who injured his knee in the second quarter, Stallions 21, Express 14 \ the USFL New Orleans Breakers, stands By Mike Barnes Washington topped Southern Cal won the World Cup downhill at Aspen Mountain. McHale led Celtics to victory. may be lost for the season. He scored the only At Los Angeles, lormer N FL running backs Joe UPl Sports Writer 71-66 and No. 19 Maryland downed Johnson, whose first World Cup downhill on the sidelines dressed nattily in a grey touchdown of the game, on a 1-yard run. Tim Mazzetti Cribbs and Leon Perry each scored a touchdown to Virginia 74- 65. victory was earlier this season at Wengen, added fieid goais of 23 and 31 yards. power Birmingham. Cribbs and Perry each caried 13 pin-striped suit during Breakers' game At Champaign, 111., Bruce Dou Switzerland, had a time of 1:49.60,15-hundredths The heavyweight battle between “ The highlight of our game today was the defense,” times with Perry gaining 93 yards and Cribbs 81. with the Oakland Invaders. college basketball powers Arkan glas scored 28 points tp allow the of a second faster than Austrians Helmut sas And Houston continued with the mini to regain a share of the Big McHale is givii^ Hoeflehner and Anton Steiner, who tied for Razorbacks the latest to throw a Ten lead. Illinois, tied with Purdue second place. Sunday punch. at 13-3, took command from the Johnson managed to take advantage of his Last Sunday, the Cougars pinned opening tip. The Illini, 22-4, posted 19th-place starting position and said he stayed out Reese, Ferrell join Fame a three-point loss on Arkansas but their first victory over Indiana in Celts shot In arm of the ruts of the previous skiers and made up yesterday it was the Razorbacks' the last eight games b e t w ^ the some time. J ■ turn to tag a 73-68 loss on No. 2 two. BOSTON (UPl) - K evin was a freshman in college. But now “ I have been training some in the giant slalom Bv Fred McMane Reese hit only .269 liletim eyet he Irvin recalled an incident during McHale may seem a highly paid I ’ve had a chance to understand and that helped improve my turning ability in the UPl Sports Writer was considered by many to be the Jackie Robinson’s lirst year in file Houston. And it appears likely the On Saturday, No. 1 North Carol NBA reserve to some, but' don't my role a little bit better.” downhill,” Johnson, 23, of Van Nuys, Calif., said. backbone of the great Brooklyn major leagues (1947) in which bell will ring for Round Three next ina had to go to double overtime for count Boston Celtics coach K.C. Sunday that role was beating “ I was turning more radical and I felt pretty TAM PA. Fla. — Baseball's Hall Dodgers teams of the late 1940s and Reese played a major role in Sunday — when th e'tw o are a 96-83 decision over No. 18 Duke Jones among those detractors. good. It was one of my best runs ever." ol Fame got two new members early 1950s. getting Robin.son, the ganfe’s first favored to clash in the champion and No. 7 Oklahoma dropped No. 6 Sonics’ center Jack Sikma to the "Kevin is a such a diversified Sunday, a pair of "glue men" who A smooth fielder who led Na black player, accepted by t he ot her ship of the Southwest Conjerence Nevada-Las Vegas 78-70. boarcls and contributing via a player, he gives us a real shot in the held their teams together both on tional League shorstops in putouts players. tournament. At Chapel Hill, N.C., the Tar 15-point, 10-rebound second quar arm when he comes into th e , Iona goes to NCAA and olf the playing field. lour times, Reese was the com- "You have to give Itim (Reese) a Joe Kleine scored 22 points, Heels became the first Atlantic ter th^t blew the game wide open. gam e," Jones said Sunday a fte r' EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Neither shots at Tlw election ol shortstop Harold sumate team player. lot ol credit because things might including 10 consecutive foul shots Coast Conference team in 10 years "The situation was that we were McHale scored a game-high 21 the buzzer nor whims of a selection committee "Pee Wee" Reese and catcher "H e was a good fielder, a clutch have been much different il he in the second half, to help No. 12 to finish unbeaten in the regular running the ball," he explained. points, grabbed 12 rebounds and will keep Iona from its appointed opening round in Rick Ferrell by the Veterans hitter and he was really fast,” hadn't been kind and conipa.ssion- Arkansas break Houston's 39- season with a 14-0 mark. North "We got our break going. I was ' led Boston to a 117-93 victory over the NCAA Tournament. Committee was greetly warmly by recalled Monte lA ’in, a Hall of ale with Robinson, " said Irvin. "In UPl photo game conference winning streak. Carolina, 26-1, forced an overtime anticipating the shots and follow the Seattle SuperSonics.' The Gaels, courtesy of 33 points by Steve Burtt, baseball's fraternity, who remem Famer who played against Reese Cincinnati back in '47 during a very Kleine said the Razorbacks made on Matt Doherty's 15-footer with a ing them. "H e's different from John Hav- confirmed their place in the NCAA Tournament bered both men as players whose lor several years. "He was a very stormy period he went over to Martina Navratilova holds the trophy after winning the just enough changes from last second left, then took control in 'W licek," Jones said in comparing Saturday by beating Fordham 72-61 in the final of leadership qualities transcended intelligent, very heady ballplayer, Robinson and put his arm around . Virgina Slims Tennis Championships Sunday in New Sunday's loss to come out on top. double overtime. Lakers 118, Pistons 114 % ■ "W e should have won at Hous McHale to his former Boston Magic Johnson staged a home the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tar beyond the diamond. a good team man." him. "1 thingk Jackie then was York. She won in three straight sets over Chris Evert ton," he said, "but we didn't do a In other games involving Top 20 teammate. " I t seems to me that coming party Sunday but it was the Tournament. The two men will be honored at Reese also serve't^ as captain of accepted by his teammates and the Lloyd. few things we needed to do to win. teams. No. 3 Kentucky slapped after we signed him, he got the Detroit Pistons that were guilty of the Governors’ Dinner in St. the Dodgers and wa^lhe man the rest ol the league. Word got around Today we did those things, but they LSU 90-68, No. 4 Georgetown feeling that he had arrived ... celebrating a bit too early. Petersburg, Fla. Monday night players turned to when they Mike Mosley killed that Pee Wee had done this so played tough to the end. just like crushed Syracuse 88-71, No. 8 Kevin gives a sense of belonging. Johnson, who led Michigan State and will be officially inducted into needed guidance or everybody kind of let up a little bit the great team they are." Texas-El Paso nipped Utah 55-54, He could start for anyone, but I like to an NCAA Championship in 1979, INDIO, Calif, -r- Mike Mosley, a veteran of 15 the Hali of Fame at Cooperstown, understanding. and didn't give Jackie the hard Houston center Akeem Abdul No. 9 Purdue belted Ohio State the way its going now." returned to the Land of Lakes and Indianapolis 500 races, was killed in a weekend N.Y. on Aug. 12, along with "He was Mr. Nice, Guy," said shorstop Luis Aparicio, slugger lime he had before." Martina spoils Olajuwon pickedupthreefoulsand 85-63, Illinois State stopped No. 11 McHale signed a $1 million proceeded to wash away the highway accident, the California Highway Patrol Irvin. "He made the right deci Reese. 65, a native ol Louisville, a technical' during a six-minute Tulsa 91- 81, No. 14 Memphis State contract during the off-season, Pistons. He scored 29 points and said today. UPl photo Harmon Killebrew and pitcher sions and made .everyone cool and Don Dry.sdale. K y. who works as a sales represen span trying to guard Kleine and was uspet by Louisville 68-58, No. following a dip in the free agent grabbed a team-high 14 rebounds Mosley, 37, was in a van Saturday night with his calm. When things were .stormy, Aparicio, Killerbrew and Drys- tative for the Louisville Slugger eventually fouled out with six IS Temple clipped St. Joseph's 69- waters that saw the New York to spark the Los Angeles Lakers to son, Michael, 13, when he reportedly lost control Nancy Lopez blasts out of the sand trap he was a cool one. He always said but m anufacturing company, minutes remaining with 10 points 56 and No. 20 Oregon State shaded Knicks contest for his services. a 118-114 victory over the Pistons. of the vehicle near the small desert community-bf on the 16th hole and carded a bogey for dale were elected to the Hall of the right thing and did the right Fame in January by the Baseball spent all 16 ol his major league five set trial and 6 rebounds. I C K U i i McHale’s o play fcSMwthis oseason v M ia v s s is has, m o , ivdi cciii ^u u u i'oau u ai« WIIU IIOU thing to mqke everything all Oregon 29-23. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who had Aguango in Riverside County. that hole. Lopez went on to win the Arkansas advanced its season At Landover, Md., Pat Ewingeverybody forget the j 29 points, became only the second Writers’ Association of America. righ t.” seasons with the Dodgers. By Martin Lader As well as Chris Evert Lloyd LPGA Invitational at Mesa Verde record to 24-5 and finished the SWC produced'oduced 16 points and six GeorgeGeorge- bitterness that preceded his' player in NBA history to pass UPl Sports Writer played, and she did play extremely CeSU tops Saqred Heart campaign at 14-2. Houston ended town teammates scored in double signing. 31,000 points for his career. Country Club. well for the first two sets, and the conference season with a 15-1 figures to help the Hoyas win the McHale agrees with his coach. 76ers 127, Clippers 122 BRIDGEPORT — Senior Ken Hightower said NEW YORK - Some oth^Ttime. despite the fact that Navratilova record and is 26-'4 overall. It was Big East regular-season cham "For me, its a good situation," A t San Diego, Andrew Toney Central Connecticut. State’s 62-60 triumph over perhaps, in another place,\he called the 57th career meeting the first loss in SWC competition pionship. Georgetown finished its said McHale, who logged 27 scored 29 points, Julius Erving Sacred Heart had nothing to do with capturing an experiment may be tried once between them 'the highest level Lopez back in lor Houston since Feb. 1,1982 when regular season at 26-3 and 14-2 minutes off the bench. "I'm a role added 25 and Moses Malone had 23 NCCA Division II plajroff berth. again. quality of tennis both of us have the Cougars lost to Texas A4M. while Syracuse dropped to 20-7 and player. Sometimes you think you to lead Philadelphia. Malone “This game was for pride," said Hightower, The next time, though, it would ever played, " it requires even ^mSavSSSjBSSt] Elsewhere, Alabama- 12-4. want to start because you cool off scored 10 of his points in the third who scored 12 point's and grabbed 16 rebounds to be wise not invite Martina Navra more than a super effort these days Birmingham and Marshall joined by the time you get in in the second quarter as the 76ers built a 100-82 give him 999 on his career. “ The NCAA had winner’s circle tilova to the party. to take a set from Navratilova. Iona, Princeton and North Carol In the Metro Atlantic Athletic quarter. But I don't mind. lead. San Diego’s Terry Cummings nothing to do with it. I wouldn’t forget losing to The idea on Sunday was to see The result was a 6-3, 7-5, 6-1 COSTA MESA, Calif. (UPl) — After going nearly a YOU CAN SAVE NOW AT ina A 4 T in the NCAA Tournament Conference final Saturday, Steve "I have been a starter since I led all scorers with 35 points. them three times in a season." how women tennis players would victory for Navratilova in the final with victories in conference tour Burtt scored 33 points as Iona year without a victory on the LPG A Tour that she once fare if they were called upon to of a $500,000 championship. It was nament finals. qualified for the NCAA Tourna owned. Nancy Lopez didn't want to lose this one. She play a bfest-of-five match, some Bobby Allison wins the second consecutive week, and Marvin Ray Johnson came off ment by beating Fordham 72-61. also didn’t want another shot in the ribs from her thing they hadn't done since 1902. ninth time in a row, that Navratil caddy. MIDAS... GUARANTEED the bench to score eight of his-12 Eric Boyd scored 17 points, includ ROCKINGHAM, N.C. — Bobby Allison played a Women are virtually on a par with ova has conquered her closest rival Mannix resigning Saturday, Lopez was accidentally struck with an points in the second half to lift ing three free throws in the final waiting game in the Carolina 500, a tactic that the men when it comes to prize in women's tennis, and since the Alabama-Birmingham to a 62-60 two minutes, to boost North paid off in his first triumph this year and 80th 8-iron as her caddy, Roscoe Jones, pulled it out of the money, and this was just another start of 1982 she has posted a match win over Old Dominion for the Sun Carolina A&T to a 65-58 decision career victory. golf bag. Sunday, after Lopez had bogeyed three way to spread the equality one step We do over 500,000* guaranteed record of 189-5. Belt Conference title. And La- over Howard in the Mid-Eastern “ We knew we were at a disadvantage at the consecutive holes down the stretch, Jones issued a further. The tournament is known as the as East ice coach reminder. Vem e Evans scored 38 points to Athletic Conference Tournament start because we were so far back,” said Allison, brake jobs a year, so if you need a Good idea, wrong setting. Virginia Slims Championships. lead Marshall to a 111-107 double final and a berth in the qualifying who began the 492- lap race at North Carolina (four pride tells you to play good golf even when mtoAS^ By Len Auster you’re way ahead, so I was really disappointed to brake overhaul and want to save overtime victory over Tq^nessee- round of the NCAA Tournament. Sports Editor Motor Speedway Sunday in 15th place. “ We knew Chattanooga in the Southern Con Princeton clinched their NCAA there would be an awful lot of traffic and a lot of make tljose three bogeys,” Lopez said. "And after I money, the Best place to stop is good race cars. did, R ^ c o e pulled the 8-iron out again.” ference championship. bid by winning the Ivy League There are — hopefully — two In other Sunday games. No. 5 crown with a 65-57 decision over But LOpqg^survive^ her caddy and her faltering pl^y Midas. Now! Baseball owners . games left in the East Catholic with two clSstflS'pars to post a three-stroke victory DePaul beat Detroit 66-47, No. 10 Brown. Bill Ryan scored 25 poinU High ice hockey season. over Pat Bradley in the a $300,000 LPG A tournament. Illinoistopped Indiana 70-53, No. 13 for the Tigers. Officials “shocked” The Eagles, following their 12-0 The event is known as the Uniden Invitational. blowout of Watertown Saturday LOS ANGELES — Officials of the Summer It was the 28th career .win for the 27-year-old Lopez swing for fences^ night at the Bolton Ice Palace, Olympics weren’t naive enough to think the in only six years as a pro, but her first in nearly ayear moved into the state Division II Soviet Union’s choice for an attache to the Games since leaving the Tour to haVe a baby. She earned ’ TRUST THE MIDAS t o u c h : MHS has home date semifinal. The final game is set for was "a discus thrower," but are still shocked at $45,000 for the victory. By Fred McMone Angeles Olympic Organizing Com Saturday at noon at the New Haven hints he could be a KGB spy. Another shot back of Bradley, who shot a UPl Sports Writer mittee, will not offically\egin his Coliseum. Oleg Yermishkin was due to arrive in Los final-round 71 and earned $27,000, were Betsy King live-year term until October 1, but to launch tournament That, too, would be the final Angeles la$L Friday to begin his duties as the (68) and Bonnie Lauer (70>, each of whom earned TAM PA, Fla. — After half a the machinery is already in place game for East coach Bill Mannix, Soviet’s attache to the Summer Games, but at the $18,000. century of playing it sale, base that will give him far more power By Len Auster ' The East-Guilford winner faced who announced Friday that he was last moment the State Department announced With Lopez winning with an even-par score of 284 ball's owners are starting to swing than his predecessor. Sports Editor No. 2 seed in the East ^ g io n II, stepping down from that post after Yermishkin’s request for a visa to live in Los (70-74-66-74), the par-71, 6,134-yard Costa Mesa for the fences. Kuhn, who had served as com 17-3 Maloney High, Saturday night five years at the helm. Angeles for six months had been turned down. Country Club course preserved its reputation for By electing a take-charge person missioner since Feb. 4, 1969, will CHESHIRE — Two of the three at a site and time to be announced. A career change will force Peter Ueberroth, president of the Los Angeles toughness, never yielding a sub-par total in four in Peter Ueberroth as the game's stay on in an interim capacity until local and area basketball teams The third school still alive is Mannix, 29, to relinquish ‘ his Olympic Organizing Committee, said Sunday LPG A events. drum brakes sixth comissioner and by strenght- Ueberroth ends his Olympic com that are alive for CIAC State Coventnr High. The Patriots, 13-7, coaching duties. that he and other LAOOC officials knew Lopez, who has now earned $1,094,816, fifth on the DISC BRAKES ening his powers, the owners have mitments in October. Tournament play will find them lost six of their last nine contests Mannix, who was at Pratt & Yermishkin might run into-clearance problems all-time LPG A iist, said the top priority in her life is tf ttM ? J5Si decided it's time to play hardball if Kuhn, who had said it was selves with road encounters in after getting off to a 10-1 start. Whitney in East Hartford, has with the U.S. government. not golf, but her husband, Houston Astros third they want to survive. essential that his successor have opening round play as tourney Coventry is the No. 10 seed in Class accept^ a post with General baseman Ray Knight, and their 3-month-old daughter "He is forceful and I think he will more power than he did if the job rankings and pairings were re S Region I I and will visit No. 8 Electric in Pittsfield, Mass., where Bill Mannix Ashley. be a strong leader," said Bob was to be a viable one, will now McEnroe buries Smid leased Saturday here at Cheshire ranked 13-7 Parish Hill in Chaplin he will be contract administrator . . .to step (jown :Srsns.av« Lurie, owner of the San Francisco enjoy those powers for the next six High. 5 Wednesday night at 7:30. in the ordinance department. He Giants and a member of the Search months. MADRID, Spain — John McEnroe had more Manchester High, which has won A total of 113 schools qualified for will start his new job March 19. at a time,” Mannix said, “and I Committee that tabbed Ueberroth Among the structural changes trouble with the linesman than with his opponent, uetzke triumphs eight of its last nine to stand at 14-7 post-season play. Brien McMahon "Coaching at East was an feel it has reached a level I always • combining powerful serves with backhand as the successor to Bowie Kuhn. made iii the office of the commis overall, is the No. 7 seed in the of Norwalk is defending Class LL experience I don’t know if I can “ I am very delighted and very sioner were: hoped for. It’s where I think it is; smashes to bury Tomas Smid, 6-0,6-4 and win the Class LL East Region. The Indians champ, Warren Harding of Bridge ever duplicate but I had to do what one Of the most respected pro despite pressure excited about it. I'v e known him — The commissioner will be $200,000 Madrid Grand Prix tennis tournament. will be home Tuesday night at port is defending Class L titlist, St. was best for my family. It was grams in the state.” During the second set when he had made for several years and I know he'll given the job title of Chief Bean wqs missing a four- Clarke Arena against No. 9 seed Thomas Aquinas of New Britain is something I had to do,’’ Mannix Two years ago the Eagles several unforced errors, McEnroe once again CORAL SPRINGS. Fla. do an outstanding job." Executive Officer of Baseball, foot putt for a bogey 6. Bloomfield High, 12-7, in an East defending Class M champ and said. reached the Division II quarterfi displayed the anger and antics that cqst him (U P l) — Bruce Lietzke is Although his baseball back with all departments and activities Region I clash. Manchester fin Terryville is defending Class S Mannix is married. He and his not your ordinary tourna The event is known as ground is weak, Ueberroth has the reporting directly to him. nals and last year they reached the - $2,500 in fines earlier in the tournament. At one ished fourth in tRe C C IL while champ. The four state chaqipion- wife, Dolores, have a 3>/i-year-old semifinals before bowing to South, ment winner. the Honda Classic. reputation for being a no- nonsense — Presidents of the National and point he stormed to the linesman’s chair. Bloomfield was one of the top ships will be held March 23-24 at son, Billy. Windsor. Mannix’ up-to^ate five-; “ Any reason why this guy is in the chair?” he Instead of giving a The last tournament the type with expertise in finance and American League will report to the 32-year-old Lietzke won entries this year in the Central Central Connecticut State Univer "I don’t know if I can ever year record is 66-36-2. '• said. "Because he made 16 bad calls in my first jubilant review of his ■ jp g s ^— w k ^ marketing and st>me experience in commissioner on matters pertain Valley Conference. sity in New Britain. duplicate the good times I’ve had. I triumphant day, he talks was the 1982 Canadian drug control. He’ll hope to add two more, match?” ing to the overall administration of The Manchester-Bloomfield The CIAC, governing body of all don’t know if I’ll try," Mannix said, about things like “ bur Open when he talked In short, he is very familiar with victories before he leaves. ; baseball. They will coatinue to winner will face the Hillhouse- interscholastic sports in the state, who added he probably will take at nout" and “ retirement" seriously about retiring. most of the things that plague the Mannix expressed his thanks for Young still waiting have their traditional independent Bulkeley winner Friday night at a also announced Saturday that it least a year off from coaching. “ I ’ll and finding a way to win a This time he said it won't game today. the support he’s received, “ r v e - authority on league matters. 'site and time to be announc^. and the McDonald’s Corporation ' miss East something awful. LOS ANGELES — Steve Young, one of the most tournament without the be anytime soon, but it's 07936368 “ This is a group that is begging always received 100 percent sup-, — The disciplinary authority of Hillhouse of New Haven, 16-2, is the had joined forces and it's all p a rt^ “ I couldn’t ask for a better bunch prolific quarterbacks in college history, has put pressure that goes with it. still a possibility. For (or some, kind of authority," said port from the administration. the chief executive will be in No. 1 seed in the East Region and a Kids Helping Kids’ program. of kids over the years. Honestly, the USFL’s Los Angeles Express on hold despite a There was plenty of now, he’s cut down on his White Sox co- owner Ekldie Ein- Father Bill (Rev. WilUam Char- creased. His fining power involv one of the top three schoolboy The CIAC received a check for they were excellent. Some coaches $40 million offer because he wants to play in the pressure — fuel for appearances. bom. “They remind me of child ing clubs will be increased from bonneau. East Catholic principal)' tHMn™™ t «5641«l teams in the state according to the $78,000 from McDonald’s with the have discipline problems but I ’ve is the No. 1 hockey fan of all times; NFL, it was reported Sunday. thoughts of burnout and ren. You beg for it but you really $5,000 to $250,000. In addition, he unofficials sports writers'/broad- The agent for the All-America from Brigham retirement — Sunday as ■Pt, S’ a money allocated to student activi never bad one.” don’t want it. Now we are forced and Tom Malin (athletic director); I f * ' ' ' ! ! MW gfoOTt''"* will have the power to transfer a casters poll. ties on the secondary level. In turn, Mannix took over a successful Young was at the Express’ game Sunday in the Lietzke earned his 10th into it. Now let's make the best of has always been supportive. And- club's amateur or minor league East Catholic, 12-10 and coming 25 cents of every ticket sold for program, that was 12-4 before his Ckiliseum but refused to comment on the victory in 10 years on the it. my wife, Dolores, has always draft choices. off two losses in the HCC Playoff, CIAC-sponsored tournaments will hiring, and made it better. Each complicated, long-range $40 million offer, which PGA Tour by capturing a looking for a whole new the No, 1 East Catholic hockey fan.’ "JSsnii Ex p „ . . 3 / W » , ^ — The commissioner now will will be on the road Wednesday benefit the Ronald McDonald year the schedule has been im allegedly includes $36 million in deferred $500,000 tournament. A f 1 like baseball. I love it. “ Without her support, I coulctai’t'. need only a 75 percent majority night. The Eagles are No. 10 se ^ in House of Southern New England. proved and the level of competition payments and is guaranteed by the $600 million ter finishing in a tie with at to bring it to some kind have continued. With tte'nuthber vote of all 26 owners to be Class L East Region and will visit The girls’ and boys’ baskkball has been enhanced each step of the holdings of team owner Bill Oldenburg’s IM A Andy Bean for 72 holes, I reality." of hours you have to put in other; re-elected, instead of a 75 percent No. I seed 12-8 Guilford High in an tournaments will be the first to way. Corp. in San Francisco. Lietzke paired the first th, president of the Los majority in each league. East Region II battle at 7; 30. wives might have been iMrklng but; sudden-dejath hole while generate funds for the House. “ The program has grown a step she was always behind m e.” H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 5. 1984 M A r4 H U !.S > 'lb .)i t t k i il A D J , ailuuuay. Ja a ic u a, tao-s — U Scoreboard H o m e Kathy Hite. 1492 FOCUS/ Stars 17. Ftiitrals 6 Whaiera 6. Bruina 4 Big East standings Janet (Mes, 1JD8 73887473—300 End Regular Season 7 8 * »r-17 Bowling Boston 0 31— 4 Basketball w L w L 8 8 8 8 -6 Hartford 2 2 2— 4 Georgetown 14 2 26 3 Before you switch, check Into what you’ll get First period— 1, Hartford, Dunn 5 Syracuse 12 4 20 7 C o ld Eggelino. 1407 wash— Watters 13 pass from Hohensee (unassisted), 11:04. 2, Hortford, Turgeon Viltonovo 12 4 17 10 (Jot Germ ain. 1407 (kick tailed). 3:X U.S. Mixed 35 (Francis, Neufeld), 11:24. Penalties— NBA atandinga Boston College 6 8 17 10 VIdcl Slnolctan, 1407 PMI—Bryontl run (T ro u t kidc). 11:57 Robertson, Hor, double-minor, 2:47; St. Jo h n 's 8 8 17 10 Laura Cole, 1407 T h M Markwoort, Bos, 2:47; K. Crowder. Bos, Pittsburgh 6 10 16 11 SoraRa Hoynie, 1407 TJ-TS-ra-TO— O T Phit-FG Trout 28 8:22 John Kozicki 229-S88, Bob'Cromwell 3:32; Robertson,Hor,7:33;O'Reilly.Bos. Eastern Conference Connecticut 5 11 13 14 Charm Mntgmry. 1.1®* 7377-»-JJ-® J 203. Rich Pecker 202, Bob Skoolund 7:33; M llburv. Bos, 7:33; Howe, Hor.- Atlantic Divltlan Providence 5 11 14 13 Donna H White, l,l(ki ^7377-76—301 Phil— Collier X pass 8rom Fusino 234-540, E d Lorson 242-590, Regis 9:13; M llburv, Bos. 14:18. W L Pet. GB Seton Hall 2 14 9 » Debbie Austin, 1,104 73747679^1 (Tro u t k ick ). 4:08 Longtin 202-555, Ruth Urbon 185-472, Second period— 3, Boston, Bourque Boston ■ 45 15 .750 Dionne Dailey, 766 78837872-302 A-12467 (3492 no shows) Compensartion is not what it used to be Mory Whipple 182-453, Linda Burton 24 Philadelphia 36 24 .600 9 Jane Blalock, 766 78787874-3ia P8R Wesh .480, M arge DeUlsle 454, Diane DeLlsle (Pederson), 0:51. 4, Boston, K. Crowder New York 36 25 .590 9Va Saturday's Results M yra Von Hoose, 763 77-737875-402 First downs X IS 449, Sue Hole ,193-529, Kris McLaughlin 17 (Pederson, Bourque), 2:34. S, Boston, New Jersey 31 2» .517 14 Boston College 83. UConn 40 Sue Foglcman, 763 74787876-302 Rushe8vards 3*— 13S 25— 77 7671-7877— 302 183-441, Dlone Brennan 178-193178-551, Donnellv 1 (Middleton, Bourque). 5:29.4, Washington 27 34 .443 Georgetown 88, Syracuse 71 Jo Ann'WOshom, 763 Passing yards M 143 Q UESTiW I: Could you exptaiii tlie {actors tbal go employee pays the closing price per ^ a r e as posted ment Insurance: Dental Plan: Disability Pay; Harttord, Currie 10 (Fusco, Malone), Decdee Lasker, 763 73747378-302 Socks by-yords 4— 32 3— 15 Edith Mason 475, Linda Cromwell Central Division Villonovo 73, St. John's 72 (O T) on the Stock Exchange. Sometimes tbe company may 180-199-534, Cindy Hurley 450, Linda 12:54. 7, Hortford, Robertson 5 (Craw Milwoukee 37 24 .607 Pittsburgh 41, Providence 40 Jane lock, 6K 76787V81— 303 Return yords „ „ ^ intomalduga ''ToUICompensatianPaGluiie"? losml Termination Pay; Paid Vacation: Company Car: Skoolund 198-487, Sue Cote 454, Sheila ford, Malone), 19:41. Penalties— Fronds, Detroit 34 26 .567 2Vi Colleen Walker, 550 737877-76-306 Posses 17— 31— 3 17— 3 3 -0 to Uunk compeimation meant only salary, but jndginc arrange for finanemg. Club Membership and Dues: Annual Physicai Exam; B ig East Ta u n ta m ent 73787877— 304 Price 191-210-574, Betty Hite 457. Hor, 1:28; Curran, Bos, 7:25; Turgeon. Atlanta 31 31 .500 6V3 At Modlsoii SOHore Garden Sharon Barrett, 550 Punts 5— 414 7— 37.7 from want I'ye seen, there s4wms to be more tban Expense Account; Executive Dining Room P rivi Har, 8:34; K. Crowder, Bos, 11:14; Nill, Chicogo 23 36 J90 13 Wednesday's OonM Lauren Howe, 550 78767678-306 Fumbles-kst 3—1 1-0 E. Matching Investooent Plans — the company Bos, malor, 14:04; Peelers, Bos. gome Cleveland 22 37 .373 14 Providence vs. Seton Holl, 8 Pat Meyers. 550 7877-7378-306 Penoitlcs-yards 8-54 46-30 just salary impUeii leges: Relocation and Moving Expenses: Real Estate 73787580-306 Job Searcli matches, on a one-for-one. or two-for-one, (tollar misconduct, 20:00; Kotsopoulos, Har, 10. Indlono 18 42 .300 18V^ Thursday's Gomes Jull Inkster, 550 Tim e ot possession X :5 8 . 3 9 J» Fees and Closing Costs: Mortgage Interest Rates, etc. minute misconduct, 20:00. 7871-8474-305 invested by the employee, but these are usually Westwn Conference Syracuse vs. UConn, 1 Vqlerle Skinner, 475 ANSWER: Years ago, the srord 'iiackage' wasn’t Some bf these items may be negotiable merely in the Third period— 8, Hortford, Robertson 4 Midwest Dtvisien Villonovo vs. Pittsburgh, 3 R i^ Imohoii, 438 7677-8875-307 restricted in terms of eligibility and percentage of 7877-77-77-307 Basketball (Neufeld, Fro n d s), 2:34. 9, Boston, W L Pet. GB Georgetown vs. Providence-Seton Marlene Hogoe, 437 Rushfng — PhilodeiphicHBfvanl 26104. used in connecUon with job compensatioiL AU Norman M. Gerber base salary that can be invested. relaxation of eligibility requirements. Middleton 41 (Bourque, Donnellv), 13:25. Utoh 35 27 .565 Holl winner, 7 r Beverly KIcss, 375 76774877-309 Russell 311. Fushia 311. H drvin 35, employees were paid a base salary, and some got Before switching companies, you should make a lisl 10, Harttord, Robertson 7 (Molone, Doiios 33 29 .532 2 St. John's vs. Boston College. 9 Riley 1-4, Washlnolan^James312.Tavlor bODUMS anchor proGt sharing, and that was it. Now, F . Stock Options — since the rules keep changing of all the items in your present compensal ion package' Fusco), 19:44. Penolties— O'Reilly, Konsos City 27 33 .450 7 Fridoy’s Gmnes — v 1450. Robinson 36. O o itt 1-ai Comer 66. Pee Wee Bos, Denver 27 35 .435 8 Thursday's afternoon winners in Passina— PhUodelphioJPusIna 1731-3 more and more cimipanies tailor compensation regarding Options, it’s difficuit to thoroughly explain and compare it to what your new employer is offering. 8:33; Robertson, Hor, 8:33; Bourque. Houston 24 36 .400 10 semifinal at 7 p.m. 3 packages to tbe needs of tbeir executives, and many of this one. Basically, you would receive an option to Maybe your new base salary is going to be a lew Bos, 8:33; Turgeon, H o r,8:49; Son Antonio 38 .397 10'/2 Thursday's evening winners in se 21. Washlnalon44ohcnsee 1323899. C8 these components bectxane negotiable items in thousand dollars more, but if the rest of the package Celtics 24 (Lelond Boutller 4, Todd Shots on goal— Boston 5-9.15-29. Pacific Division m ifinal at 9 p.m . Football llifr purchase x number of shares of the company’s stock Longo 4, Peter SIrols 4), Eagles 8 Hart- Los Angeles 40 20 .667 — Saturday's Gome 61 887 6 attracting or promoting good people. C- ProGt shaimg — these plans are subject to a at a low price, and as the price increases on the isn't at least as good as what you've gut. that new job (Anissa Barbato, Mark RusconI and lord 8-13-5-24. Portlond 38 24 .613 3 Championship Game, 7 p.m. Reccivina — Philadelphlo-Brvant 3 Compensation features, that ssxoae, but not aU, governmental approval and regulation and therefore Market, you would realize a ‘paper’ proGt. will end up costing you money! Jon Conklin ployed well). (Soolles — Boston, Keans. Hartford, Seattle 32 28 .533 8 18. Mlllen. A— 14,817. companies use include: are not nearly as negotiable as most ol the other facets G. Extraordinary Insurance Coverage — tbe Friars 31 (Mike Marsh 14, Mott Phoenix 29 33 .466 12 College baaketball acorea Collier 363 Folsom 767, FItiksc 468. Sullivan 8, Brian Sullivan 4), Orange (xolden State 28 33 .459 12W USFL standings Horvkt 1-6 Washington-Jones M3, A. Base salary. of the ’package’. Many ProGt Niaring plans Imve company pays the premium for an extra large sum of men 27 ( Brian Jones 14, Jett Lazzarls 8) Son Diego 21 40 .344 19>/» fraylor 441, Simmons 325. Wolters 638. B. Bonus — can be a fixed amount according to length of serrk* eGgihilify restrictions and varying life insurance for you. Editor’s note: Norman M. Gerber is a professional Purple Knights 22 (Danny Warren 8, Saturday's Results M . Harris 328. Robinson 330l Biack HawkaS, iWapie Leafa4 Sunday'sresults position or salary level, orccNildbeanincOTtivebonus cash value to you depending on your number of years H. Other Cash Substitutes —. all are worth 'real' employment consultant. If you have a job search Tony Cook 4, David Melesko 4), Sixers New Jersey 100, Washington 90 TeumanMnts Eastern CMrierence Missed field gooN— None 21 (Tyler Miller IS, Paul Kirby ployed Milwaukee 11I, New York 104 Southern Centersnce AtlonttcDivisiea tied to year-md proGts, or a bonus depended on the in the plan. dollars, and may become negotiable items either for questkm, send a letter to Box .iSl', Job Search. w e ll). Toronfo 4 0 0— 4 Chicago 102, Atlanta w WL T Pet. PF PA Gentrais28.Bulls26 quaUty of performance appraisals. An employee who D. ^ock Purchase Plans — etigibte employees are tte company or the applicant (or promotable Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT. U604U. For a Kansos City 105, Dallas 93 New Jersey 2 0 0 1.000 45 32 Chicago 10 4— 5 Ctbompiofittbip resigns or is terminated befure the bonus period awarded the right to purcha^ a given number of employee): Group Life and Hospital Insurance; personal reply, enclose a self-addressed, stamped First period— 1, Chlcogo, Sutter 15 Phoenix 120, Son Antonio 104 Marshall Ill.Tenn-Chott 107 (20T) Philodelphia 2 0 0 I jOQO 34 15 Junior Aii-Slars (Gardner, Brown), 8:33. 2, To Denver 131, Utoh 122 Sun Belt Conference Woshington 0 2 0 .000 » 70 New Jersey 814 7 7-38 expires, o r is paid — m ay iMR receive any bonus at all. common Mock a » determined by the plan. Tbe Major Medical' Af-r-iHonfai nmfh and Dismember- envelope. ronto, Portland 118, Indiana 98 Alobamo-Blrfnlngham 42, Old Domin Plttsburoh 0 2 0 .000 27 34 Jadaeavaie 7 6 6 7-26 Houston 108, Golden State 104 Southern Divisien The Manchester Junior All-Stars Valve 45 (Courtnall, Farrish), 8:54. 3, ion \ First Toronto, CTaoust 17 (unassisted), 9:27. 4, Sunday's Results 40 New Orleans 2 0 0 1.0K 26 10 Jack-Whnmg 1 run (Miller klck).4:13 Improved their record to 11-0 with two Los Angeles 118, Detroit 114 I.OK 40 34 wins last week. Toronto, Korn5 (Valve, Courtnall), 11:10. South Tam pa Elav 2 0 0 5, T oronto, Anderson 34 (Bennlng), 12:52. Boston 117, Seattle 93 Georgia 82, Tennessee 77 Jodcsonville 1 1 0 .5W 79 42 NJ-W alker 1 run (Ruzek kick). 0:43 Stereo amplHlers On Thursday, the All-Stars deteoted Philadelphia 127, Son Diego 122 32 30 5 Bolton, 48-22, In a game played at Penalties— Daoust, Tor, double Maryland 74, Virginlo 45 Memphis 1 1 0 .5K Joefc-Bergmonn 9 pass from Robinson M onday's Gom e Birmingham 1 1 0 .OT 27 31 5 Bennet Ju n io r High. Joel Feehon led minor, Midwest (kick failed). 7:X Manchester with 14 points. Trov Peters 5:21; Preston, Chi, double-minor, 5:21; Utah at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. E S T DePaul 44, Detroit 47 Westvn Conferenet N J-Leo pold 16 interception r8 and Mott Vaughn each had 10. Aaron Derlogo, Tor, moipr, 15:15; Sovord, Chi, Tuesday's Gomes Illinois 70, Indiana 53 Ctfitrol Divisioii turn malor-m lnor (motchpenoltv) ,15; 15. Seattle at New York, night Volporaiso 74, Butler 73 Michigan 2 0 0 LOT 47 42 (Ruzek kick). 12:X Allbrio and Jerry Murphy each hod Boston at Washington, night eight for Bolton. Second period— None. Penalties— Southwest Oklahoma 1 1 0 .OT 21 20 'Third Gard Milwaukee at Atlanta, night ' Arkansas 73, Houston 48 Chicago 0 1 0 •OT 18 20 NJ-Wfdker I run (Ruzek kick). 5:X Manchester scored an 8332 road Detroit at Chlcogo, night victory Saturday afternoon over the ner, Chi, 0:27, Salmlng, To r, 3:14; West Houston 0 1 0 .OT 17 20 Jack-FG Miller 2^9:19 Here are the reasons Brown, Chi, 13:32. Cleveland at San Antonio, night Oregon State 29, Oregon 23 Son Antonio 0 1 0 .OT 10 13 Jock-FG Miller 3613:12 Marlborough All-Stars. Feehan scored Portlond ot Kansas City, night 21 points, Peters had 14 and Ernie Third period— 4, Chlcogo, Gardner UC-Sonto Barbara 101, New Mexico St. Pacitic Divisien 23 Houston at Denver, night 91 Denver 2 0 0 1.000 44 24 N J-Brodlev Srun (Ruzek kick). 12:34 Relchle scored eight. Rich Burean had Indiana atI (S^Men-SUite,GqMen-StRte, night 11 points tor Marlborough. (Feomster), 1:38. 7, J. Lormer 12 Washington 71. U.'C44 Arizona 1 1 0 JOO 52 27 Jock-Clork 7 pass from Robinson Manchester's next game Is Thursday (Fraser, B. Wilson), 10:27.8, Chlcogo,T. Los Angeles 0 2 0 .000 24 48 (M iller kick). 13:16 at the Bennet gym ogalnst the Elling Murroy 1) (Fraser, Feomster). 12:41. 9, Lakera 1f C Piatona 114 Oakland. 0 2 0 .000 7 48 A-73427 Chicago, T. Murroy 12 (B. Murray. Friday's Resutt why quality is down ton All-Stars. Ludzik), 19:04. Tampa Bay 20, Arizona 17 First downs 13 22 Shots on goal— Toronto 19-7-5— LOS A N G E L E S (118) Saturday's Results Rushes-vards 43— 167 20-67 31. Wilkes 8-13 0-1 14, Rombis 0-1 04) 0, Golf Denver 17, Oklahoma 14 (O T) Passing yards MO 3)6 Chicago 10-10-21— 41. Abdul-Jabbar 13-14 3-4 29, Scott 7-11 2-2 MIchlgon 27, Plttsburghgt _ Return yards 11— 131 8 -8 3 QUESTION: You have stated quite a few times that Goalies— Toronto, Bester. Chicago, 14, M . Johnson 9-1411-14 29, Cooper 1-3 3- Passes 8—17— 1 28-51-3 home stereo amplifiers are not as good as they used to Calendar Ban- 4 4, Worthy 5-9 10-11 28, McGee 1-304) 2, New Jers«r»!7ciclu^llle 26 Punts 7— 363 4— 403 nermon. A — 17,447. Nater 00 04)00. Totals 44-7229-34118. Phlladeiphia 17, Washington 6 FumUefrlost 3— 1 5— 2 be, and recommended that serious music listeners D E T R O IT (114) SRHLODO P G A Tournament Memphis 23, CMcogo 13 Penaltivyards 6— 50 2— 15 should now buy professional sound equipment. I DevilaS.KingsS Tripucka 5-15 5-5 15. Benson 4-5 2-3 10, A t Coral Sw ings, Fla., M v e h 4 Birmingham 21, Los Angeles 14 Tim e of possession X :0 4 25:56 Stereo Expert Lalmbeer 11-19 5-5 27, Long 3-11 4-4 10, . (P a r 72) New Orleans 131 Oaklcmd 0 would tike to know some speciGc things'tbat have been T U E S D A Y Thomas 9-20 2-4 20, Levlngston 4-10 0-18, (Uelzkowonplavonan Istextroholo) MeiMtav's (Some changed in the home equipment and what they mean Basketball Los Angeles 0 0 3— 3 V. Johnson 5-13 5-7 14, Cureton (M) 0-2 0, Bruce Lietzke. S9(U)00 7370-7048— 280 (AUTimesEST) RUSHING: New Jersey— Walker 21-72, to me as the user of the product. If you tell me I need to Class L L New Jersey 0 3 2— 5 Tyle r 4-9 OO 8. Totals 45-102 23-31 114. Andy Bean, 54,000 69-7148-72— 280 Houston at Son Antonio, 9p.m. Jack Bertrand East Region I Carthon 1867. Bradley 326. Harm on 1-2. buy professional equipment that costs three times as First period— None. Penalties— Los Angeles » 28 35 31— 118 J.C . Snead. 34J100 68-71-7370— 281 Scrtuidov, M ar. 18 JOcksanvUle— Mason 1469. Robinson 37, Bloomfield at Manchester, 7:30 Hakanss- Detroit 2SW29 2IU-114 Mark McCumbr, 24JX)0 77474672— 282 Jocksonvltlem Tampa Bov, 9p.m. much as what I am considering to buy, you better give Ice Hockey Lewis 74. Whiting 1-1. Mc(3endon 1-(-2). on, LA , 5:48; Cirella, N J, 17:33. Three-point gools— Cooper, V. John Joey Sindelor, 20JIOO 70-7370-70— 283 Soiiday, M a r. 1) AAolthews 1-mlnus12. me some good reasons. Division II Second period— 1, New Jersey, Ver- son Gory Koch, 16.187 74746670—S4 Michigan at Denver, 2:Xp.m . , Semillnal P A SSIN G : New Jersey— Bradiev 817- beek 1. Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Los Jim Colbert, 16.187 7368-71-72— 284 Memphis at New Oleons, 2:X p.m. 1- East Catholic vs. Westhill at Hamden 17 (Broten), 3:57.2, New Jersey, Higgins To m m y Nokim , 16,187 7071-7073— 284 High Rink, 7:30 Angeles 24, Detroit 24. Rebounds— Los Houston at Chicago, 2 :X p.m. 140. Ja c k s o n v ille — R ob in so n 28 5 1 -3 ANSWER: Here are some changes that should 13 (Lewis), 4:10. 3, New Jersey, Angeles 45 (M . Johnson 14). Detroit 4) Hubert Green, 16.187 73737248— 284 Son Antonio at Oklahoma, 2:Xp.m . W E D N E S D A Y 329. prove to you and other readers that home amplifiers Bridgman 17 (unassisted), 7:23. Penalties (Levlngston 12). Assists— Los Angeles32 Fred Couples, 13JX)0 7671-7049— 285 Philadelphia at New Jersey, 2:Xp.m . R E C E IV IN G : New JersevColllns 334. Important features are no longer Basketball — Hardy, L A , 4:24, M acMillan, N J, 4:24; (Cooper 8), Detroit 29 (Thomas )4). Phil Honcoefc, 13JX)0 71-71-7370— 285 Birmingham at Pittsburgh,2:Xp.m. are not as good as they used to be. Class-L Bowers 357, Walker 3 4 6 Spek 1-6 Russell, N J, 4:31; Simmer, LA, 10'J4; Technicals— Worthy, Thomas. De Nick Foldo. 10,500 794847-72— 286 Los Angeles at Oakland, 4 :X p.m. JacksonvUle-Beramann 686. Clark 4 First, let's consider the output stage that provides East Region ll Lorimer, N J, 10:24; Verbeek, NJ, 13:57; troit available in regular home East Catholic at Guilford, 7:30 Wayne Levi. 10JOO 76706073— 286 Monday, M o^2 57, the driving power for your speakers. Older home Broten, N J, 19:34. (Illegal defense)'. A — 30,104. Dave Barr, 10J00 7669-71-71— 286 Washington at Arizona, 9 p.m. AAcClerKlon 658, AAolthews472, AAoson 3 Class S Third period— 4, New Jersey, Gagne 12 Greg Powers, 8.250 71-69-77-70— 287 equipment included an output transformer with 4 amplifiers. You must buy East Region II 14. Alexis 3 1 6 Kem p 1-21, Henderson 1-7. M (Bridgman, Brum well), 5:33. 5, Los Mike Donald. 8,250 7669-7073— 287 Coventry at Parish Hill (Chaplin), Celtica117,Sonica93 Showboats 23. Blitz 13 Missed field goals: New Jersey, Ruzek phm, 8 ohm, and 16 ohm taps. This allowed the professional sound equipment to 7:30 Angeles, Taylor 15 (Harris), 7:06. 4, Los Fuzzy Zoeller, 8,250 77-7147-72— 287 38 X ; Jacksonville, Miller 42. Angeles, Taylor. 14 (Nicholls, Hardy), Seve Ballesteros, &2S0 78-7067-72— 287 amplifier to work properly and develop full power Ice Hockey 11:21. 7, New Jersey, Ludvig 19 S E A T T L E (93) Curtis Strange, 5443 7249-7671— 288 without damage into any speaker system. At the same get them, and I assure you, a high- Division II Chicago 8 8 8 1 3 - U (Verbeek, Lever), 12:24. 8, Los Angeles, Kino 4-7 1'3 9r Vrones 7*12 3-4 \7, Mac O'Grodv, 5443 73737371— 268 Stalliona21,Exprm14 time, the transformer isolated the speakers from the Semillnal Sikma 2-6 0-0 4. Williams 6-)9 2-3 14. Memphis 817 6 8-13 Hakonsson 13 (Taylor, Nicholls), 14:42. Bernhard Longer, 5443 737371-71— ^268 Second quality system needs them to Manchester vs. North Haven at Penalties— Jarvis, L A , 3:35; Kelly, LA, Wood 7-13 2-2 16. Thompson 34 2-3 8. Jock Nicklous. 5443 77-707071— 288 output stage so they would not be damaged if the Wesleyan Rink, Middletown, 8:15 Chambers ^11 6 ^ 18. Howes 0-1 04 0. Memi>-Middleton 16 pass from Lewis 8777— 21 output stage failed. Today, home amplifiers use no double-minor, 7:41; Verbeek, NJ.double- Griff Moody, 5443 723 0 767371-73— 291 Sacks by 2— 23 0— 0 and result in more expensive repair bills. find I must demagnetize my tape heads about every 17:01, Ruff, But, 17:33. ' (Williams 4). Boston 26 (Bird 6). Bob Murphy, 2,000 74766873— 291 Passes 817— 018— 42— 1 x-NY Rongrs 35 24 9 79 264 256 Second Perlod-1, Quebec, P. Stostny 34 Technicals— Seattle bench. Chambers. Return yards 11 25 Punts 7— 38.4 6— 365 These and other important features are no longer 200 hours of use. This is quite a bit longer than the x-Philodelph 34 22 10 76 284 243 Jeff Gryglel, 3000 78737474— 291 Posses 14— 32— 0 9— 19— 0 (Goulet), 9:43. Penaltles-Lopointe, A — 't <3eorge Burns, 2400 737371-74— 291 Fumbles-lost 2— 1 0 -0 available in regular home amplifiers. You must buy 30-hour recommendation ot some experts. New Jersey 15 45 6 36 197 281 Que, 14.890. Punts 5— 42.6 5— 30.8 Penaltles-vords 4— 17 5 -3 5 Pittsburgh 14 46 6 34 206 315 Roger Moltbie, 3000 78736874— 291 Fumble8lost 3— 3 3— 0 professional sound equipment to get them, and I 2:31; McKegney, Que, malor, 15:24; Clarence Rose, 2400 737371-75— 291 Tim e ot possession X :1 5 29:45 Adatm DivNIon Follgno, Buf, m alor-m lnor, 15:24; Stast- Penaltie8vards 9— 78 5— 60 assure you, a high-quality system needs them to x-Buffolo 40 21 7 87 265 223 Sixera127,Clippera122 Scott Watkins, 1437 71-737879— 292 Tim e of possession 24 :X I I you have a question about stereos you would like ny, Que, 14:13; Korob, Buf, 19:13; Bill Britton. 1.337 76737549— 292 35:22 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS perform properly. Boston 40 22 5 85 289 224 Hunter, Que, 20:00; Halt, Buf, 20:00. R U S H IN G — Bh-m lnghom -Perry I3-9X to see answered here, write to: Jack Bertrand, The Quebec 36 23 8 80 300 224 GIbbv Gilbert. 1437 7871-7670— 292 Individual 1 Third Perlod-2, Buffalo, Cvr 14 P H IL A D E L P H IA (127) Donnie Hammnd, 1437 74687872— 292 Cribbs 1381, Stoudt 7 -X , J . Jones 1-13 Stereo Expert, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Herald, Montreal 31 31 5 67 252 244 (Follgno, Rutt), 5:59. Penaltles-Hunter, RUSHING: Chicago— Canada 815, Tolton 311. Smith 1-mlnus 6 Los QUESTION: The volume control in my receiver Harttord 23 33 9 55 244 269 Ervlng 9-17 7-8 25, lavaroni 1-5 (H) 2, Tim Norris, 1,337 73737473— 292 Ford Manchester, CT. 08O40. Jack Bertrand is a licenseif Que, 5;23; Price, Que, 8:33; Patrick, But, Malone 6-13 11-14 23, Cheeks 7-10 1-2 15, Joey Rossett, 1,337 74747874— 292 Angeles-Nelson 28X, Bodle 312, Hersev makes scraping sounds and static when I turn it. I Campbell Conference 8:33. ■* 810, Evans 36, Stone 1-3 Memphis— Reid 13, Seurer 1-mlnus 5. t(N:hnician who lives at 40 Phelps Road in Manchester. Norris Division Toney 12-20 5-7 29, Jones 5-10 3-4 13, Mark Hayes 1.337 7647-7475— 292 1888, Middleton 7-35, Quarlas 11-34. Lewis Overtime-None. Penaltles-Hunter, Johnson 4-6 3-4 11, Richardson 2-7 0-0 4, John Fought, 1,158 72-737674— 293 PASSING— Birmlnghom-Stoudt8178 have had it cleaned a couple of times but it started W L T Pts. GF GA Que, 41), Penoronda 610, Williams 1-4, 142 Los Angeles-Ramsey 11-261-126. AAlnnosoto 32 29 6 70 290 292 Williams 2-4 1-1 5. Edwards 00 00 0 Hale Irwin, 1,158 747671-73— 293 Duncan 1-4 doing tbe same thing witiiin a few weeks. What should m alor, 2:44; Glllls, Que, 3:54; Price, Isoo AokI, 1,158 Seurer M7-8123. ■ Detroi" 26 34 7 59 249 271 Totals 48-92 31-40 127. 74767874— 293 P A S S IN G : Chicago— Evons 1432-1— I do? Que, malor, 3:54; Ramsay, Buf, 3:54; SAN D IE (> 0 (122) BUI Rogers, 1,158 7871-7374-293 RECEIVING — Blrmlngham-Smith St. Louis 26 34 7 59 243 274 Selling, Buf, malor, 3:54. 288. 4 6 6 Chicogo 26 34 8 60 232 256 Walton 7-14 1-4 15, Cummings 11-16 13- Curt Bvrum, 1,11f 78737374— 294 Memphis— Lewis 8)80— 142, Johnson Shots on goal-Quebec 10-4-5-1-20. Buf 14 35, Donaldson 3-4 OO 6, Nixon 5-10 2-2 Barry Joeckel, 1,115 78787474— 294 Cribbs 335. Tolton 1-26. Mason 317. Los ANSWER: It seems to me that the volume control is NEW YO RK (U P l) — '\'ves Saint Laurent is Toronto 22 37 8 52 250 326 falo 8 1 4 Angeles-Alien352Sherrod651,Townsell UPI photo Smythe Division 12, Smith 2-5 5-8 9, Kelser 08 1-2 13, Mark Brooks, 1,115 74737474— 294 — 4 ’ worn out and needs to be replaced. There is a slight thinking pink for spring cosmetics. New YSL lipsticks 10-12-11-2-35. Pierce 3-9 3-5 9, Whitehead 2-3 3-4 7, Dovld Graham, 1,115 76487376— 294 448, Hersev 1-42 M oore 325, Ellis 324, x-Edmonton 48 15 5 101 382 276 RECEIVING: Chlcogo— Anderson 6 and matching nail polish come in a rosy pink called Goalles-Quebec, Malorchuk. Buf McKinney 2-3 OO 4, Hodges (F4 OO O Joe Inman, 1,080 74737873— 295 Nelson 1-7. chance that other problems in the circuit could be Calgary 29 24 13 71 258 256 falo, IK. Missed field gools: Los Angeles. Yankee Ingenuity Vancouver 27 36 7 61 271 285 McDowell 40 4-4 1Z Totals 4502 32-43 Tom Kite, 1,080 787-7873-295 causing it to fail. In any case, return to the repair shop bright cheriy; a deeper, brighter cherry red: cherry- Sauve. A-14,433. M ike McCullogh, 1480 76787675— 295 M aGee 3 X , Keel 321, Flowers 312, Zendeics 51,48. Winnipeg 24 30 10 56 278 304 122. Ferguson 1-26, Conada 1-12, Ford 1-7. and explain to them how the problem returned after pippin, which has a lavender cast; and cherry night, a PhilodelptUa 34 30 36 27— 127 Lo rry RInker, 1460 78704879— 296 Los Angeles 19 37 12 50 264 316 Memphis— Crawford 681, Carney 2- Six-year-old Shawmut Lau of Biddeford he elected nottoridethe bike and pull the they cleaned it twice and they will replace the needed grayish pink. New eyeshadows include a leal green (To p lour in each division guolilv for OileraB.Canadienal Son Diego- 25 26 3140— 122 John Mohoffev, 1,020 77-737870— 297 Jett Mitchell. 1,020 and emerald green, the latter also available as Stanley Cup playoffs.) Three-point goals— none. Fouled 74747871— 297 Mlddleton 1-16, Reid 1-7. Maine faced the problem bringing his ' wagon, but to do the reverse. parts this time. If you bad requested a closer look x-cUnched playoff berth out— Thomas Gray, 14U 74737872-297 mascara. Montreal 1 0 0— 1 Missed field goals: Chicago, Seibel 42; after the first cleaning, I don't think it would have Saturday's Results none. Total fouls— Philadelphio 28, San Allen Miller, 1,020 77-737872— 297 AAemphls, Duncan 47,32. wagon and bike home. This time around Hartford 3, Boston 3 (tie) Edmonton 3) 2—4 Diego 30. Rebounds— Philtxlelphia Brad Faxon, 1,020 7377-7375— 297 Soccer Detroit 6, Winnipeg 1 First period— 1, Edmonton, Gretzky 77 42 Don Holldorson, 1,020 73787878— 297 Quebec 4, Buffalo 2 (Coffey), 9:58. 2, Montreal, Smith 24 (E rvln g 10), Son Diego 40 (Walton 13). Bob Eostwood, 1420 78787879— 297 Breakera13,lnvadera0 Washington 5, N.Y. Rangers 1 (unassisted), 10:41. 3, Edmonton, Ander Assists— Philadelphia 32(Ervlng,Tonev9 David Peoples, 970 71-767873— 298 N .Y. Islanders 11, Toronto 4 son 42 (Fogolln, Lowe), 15:08. 4, each), San Diego 24 (Nixon 12). Don Poolev, 970 76747873— 298 NASL atandinga Pittsburgh 4, Los Angeles 3 E d m o n t o n , Anderson 43 (Mess Technicals— Son Diego coach Lv- Pat McGowan, 970 78737873-298 ^ Orleans 3703-13 Hospital runs up Minnesota 4, Chicago 3 ier, nam, Tom Show, 930 73747874— 299 Oakland 0000— 0 Choice of saw depends on need St. Louis 4, Phllodelphia 3 Lumley), 15:50. Penalties— Carlson, Cummings. A— 12,563. Bob Boyd, 930 737141-74— 299 Fhrsl N O — F G AAazzettI 23,4 :X W L Pet. CB Montreal 3, Calgary 1 Mtl, Lou Grahom, 930 77-71-77-74— 299 Golden Bay 17 9 .664 Sunday's Results 5:17; Pouzar, Edm, 7:09; Lowe, Edm , Jay Haas, 930 76747874— 299 Second Son Diego How Top 20 fared N O — Crum p 1 run (AAazzettI k ick ),3:49 16 9 .640 (This js the second in a series of oc^asionaj columns little more than toys. Hartford 6, Boston 4 9:48; LIndstrom, Edm , 14:51; Smith, M tl, Steven Llebler, 930 74747676— 299 Chicago 16 11 .593 IW ‘unbillable’ debt Fourth The next best thing to the Craftsman saw in my Chicago 5, Toronto 4 17:14. D.A. Welbrlno, 900 78737677— 300 New York 15 n .577 2 for tbe beginning woodworker.) I know some very fine craftsmen Second period— ^5, Edmonton, Mess Brod Brycxit, 890 71-788872-301 NO— FG MazzettI 31,1:40 experience is tbe Rockwell 10-inch contractor's saw, a Quebec 1, Buffalo 1 NEW YORk — How the t)PI A -^1 ,2 W Tulsa H) 16 .385 7 New Jersey 5, Los Angeles 3 ier To p 20 college basketball teams fared Lee Elder, 880 78787742-308 Vancouver 9 16 •3K 7'/i Bv Jack Warner who use a radial arm saw. I have very reasonable tool in terms of ()uality, biit one that Vancouver 5, N.Y. Rangers 4 27 (Coffey, Fu h r), 17:48. Penalties— Fuhr, through gomes of Sunday, Mar. 4: NO Oak Tam pa Bay MARTINEZ. Cajif. (UPl) — Contra Costa First downs 19 8 19 .296 9»/i lists for about $900. It can occasionally be found on Edmonton 6, Montreal 1 Edm (served by LIndstrom), 5:27; 1. North Carolina (26-1) defeated SJOfLOKLPGA Invitation ol 8 Soiuntav's Gomes United Press Internofional ' had both radial arm and table Anderson, Edm , 9:05; Robinson, Mtl, At Costa Mesa, Calif., March 4 Rushers-yords 37-142 2872 sale or used for $600 and up. County Hospital patients apparently have been Monday's (Sames Georgia Tech 69-56; defeated Duke 9 6 ^ Passing yards No Games Scheduled (All Times EST) 11:14; Hamel, M U, 14:12; Hunter,.Edm, (2ot). (P a r 71) 148 22 given some $5 million in free medical care — and Sacks bv-vards 637 Sunday's Resutt Having selected a set of useful books, tbe aspirinj; saws, and I much prefer the table The finest of the American-made cabinetmaker's Washington at Pittsburgh, 8:05p.m. 19:13. 2. Houston (25-4) defeated Boylor8065; Nancy Lopez, $4SK0 78746874— 284 1-7 (Jolden Bay 11, Tampa Bav3 it was not because of anyone's generosity, a Third period— 4, Edmonton, Gretzky 78 Pat Bradley. 27,0K 74687371— »7 Return yards 77 IK woodworker must next look to bis tools. The outlay for lO-inch saws are the Rockwell Unisaw and the Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. lost to Arkonsas 73-68. Passes AAonday's (3ame saw. The radial arm saw is Tuesday's Games (K u rrI), 3:09. 7, Edmonton, Pouzar 13 Betsy King, 18,0K 73737668— 2M 17— 331 12— 26— 2 Powermatic. These beasts' weigh in at around 300 medical consultant reports. 3. Kentucky (234) lost to Tennessee 63 Punts ^San Diego at Vancouver 10:X p.m. books was not uuwnsiderable but wiU be miniscule Buffalo at Montreal, night (Gretzky, Coffey), 8:58. Penalties— 58; defeated Mississippi 76-57; defeated Bonnie Louer, 184K 7472-7370— 288 6-3 7.0 9— 43.9 Smith, Fumbles-lost 1— 1 4— 1 compared with what one can spend, over a period of generally less useful, much more pounds and run to nearly $2,000. If you can afford one, Barbara Griffin, the Bay .Area medical 5 Calgary at Quebec, night Louisiana State 9068. Karen Permezel,12,375 78737672— 289 Tuesday's Gome 5 Philadelphia at N .Y. Islanders, Mtl, II :03. Judy Clork, 12J75 71-67-7676— 289 Penaltle8vards 15— 115 9 -6 4 time, for tools. make sure you can get it through your door. (xmsultant, said Thursday incompetepce was to 4. Georgetown (26-3) defeated Pitts Tim e of possession New York at Tulsa, 8:X p.m. EST night Shots on goal— Montreal 10-12-9^1. burgh 71-52; defeated Syracuse88-71. Robin Walton, 8,250 73737678—290 X:03 26:57 Tbe books — especially Tage Frid's — will help you difficult to keep in accurate blame. She reported to the Cqptpa-Costa County Edmonton 13-12-9— 34. Potty Sheehan, 8,250 76737873— 290 Pittsburgh at New Jersey, night 5. DePaul (24-2) defeated Evansvllle96- pick your tools. IN BETW EEN these is the Inca cabinetmaker's Health Services Department the hospital is owed Detroit at St. Louis, night Goalies— Montreol, Sevignv. Edmon 65; defeated South Carolina 65-56; Amy Benz, 6,122 74737471— 292 Individual Slatitllcs adjustment and. it seems to me, a Winnipeg at Los Angeles ton, defeated Detroit tt47. Atsuko Hikoge, 6,122 71-787372— 292 ^^RUSHIN(3— New Orleans-Schellen 12- If yoii don't live in or near a town where fine tools saw from Switzerland. This is what I settled on. After $26 million and about $5 million ot that amount is Fuhr. A — 17,498. 6. Nevodo-Los Vegas (254) lost to Cal- Penny Pulz, 8122 7371-7376— 292 are sold, you will have to shop by mail. There are good deal more dangerous. a year of use I wish the table were a bit larger, but "unbillable." Cathy Morse, 4,661 74767371-293 Crum p 8-47, Steels 1332 Jordan 412 AHL atandinga Irvlne 77-74; lost to Oklahoma 78-70. several extremely reliable Grms.' beyond that I am satisfied. This is a European-style Canucka5,Rangera4 7. Oklahoma (27-3) defeated Missouri Alice M iller, 4461 737377-71— 293 Oakland— Whittington 10-42,0 . Brown 1- Car Racing Jan Stephenson, 4461 72-737673— 293 15, Banks 13, Torsion 2-4, Besana 32 Highland Hardware in Atlanta has a black-and- saw without a tilting arbor, which would be a great The hospital is currently $10 million in debt and 61-60; defeated Nebraska 79-70; defeated Jackson 31. Northern Nevodo-Los Vegas 78-70. Lori Garbaez, 3,122 76787369^295 white, very basic catalog you can get for $1 by writtaig take care to keep my hands out of that area. aggravation if you do a lot of mitering through the the fiscal crisis prompted the recent resignations W L T Pts. GF GA Vancouver 21 2—5 Lynn Adorns, 3,122 78767470—295 PASSING— New Orleans— Walton 17- 8. Texas-EI Pasa(25-3) lost to Brlghom 33 ttockness of the piece. But I rarely need to do that, and of two top county health officials. Ms. Griffin was Fredericton 39 25 5 83 301 233 NY Rangers i 21—4 Young 8365; defeated Utoh 55-54. Cathy Mant, 3,122 74787670— 295 to them <1034 N. Highland Ave., Atlanta, Ga. 30306). One can scarcely discxiss bench' tools wittu)ut Adirondack 31 26 12 74 295 291 First period— 1, Vancouver, Gradin 17 Ayoko Okomoto, 3,122 77-7871-71— 295 1-155. O a k la n d — Besana 11-18-1-52, ^ Carolina OT The most lavish, mouthwatering catalog of any sort I touching on the Craftsman line sold by S ea^*' much prefer what you get in trade-off — a chuck and a called in by the hospital to try to get its books in 9. Purdue (20-6) lost to Indiana 78-59; Grant ... y Rocklnihoni.N.C„Marche Novo Scotia 30 31 10 70 250 252 (G lllls), 4:22. I NY Rangers, Fotlu 5 defeated Ohio Sterte 85-63. Hollis Stoev, 3,122 74737872— 295 have ever seen is put out by Garrett Wade Co. (101 Roebuck. Their Sears’ Best line of lO-incb table and nice mortising table on tbe side for cutting smooth, order. Moncton 27 33 6 60 217 238 (Andersson, Lelnonen), 4:43. 3, Van 10. Illinois (224) defeated Ohio State Sandro Palmer, 3,122 74787373— 295 13-1-7. *1 ^ •• *9T, Nsn osmplefsb Maine 25 X 10 couver, Smvl 22 (Lupul, Bubla), 14:32. A m y AlCOtt, 3,122 72-787374— 295 ^RECEIVING— New Orleans— Crump aim winnw's average spe3) Avenue oil the Americas, New York, N.Y. 10013). It radial saws can frequently be had for 3300 or less oil accurate mortises. 60 250 253 7358; defeated Indiana 70-53. 1, B p b ^ Allison, Buick, 492 122931 She said one problem is that liie hospital stutt is Sherbrooke 20 40 5 45 250 325 Penalties— Schllebener, Von, 2:29; 11. Tulsa (243) defeated Indiana State M arta OottI, 3,121.K 73737674-T-295 costs $3 and is worth every penny. The third mujor sale, and countless woodworkers have started with . Tbe saw is exquisitely accurate, and since the table Southern Rich 21, C. Smith 331, Schellen 317, Lockett nvm. 2, Terry Lobonte, ChevroM, 4921 not "asking for money up front " when a patient is 126-102; lost to Illinois State 91-81. Totsuko Ohsako, 3,)21 73747674— 295 L a ^ Speed, Chevrolet, 492 6 RIchord firm is Woodcraft (41 Atlantic Ave., Box 4000, them. .1 know one very fine woodworker who still uses and not the arbor does the tilting there is little to keep Baltimore 39 17 10 88 318 248 mond, N Y R , 5:00; Williams, Van, malor, 12. Arkansas (235) defeated Rice 79^54; Jerilyn Britz, 3,121 77-746875— 295 3 4 2 Ross 3 X , Jordan 315, Boyle 13. admitted. "A lot of people are comatose and so Rochester 37 29 2 76 307 9:58; Richmond, N Y R ,m a jo r,9:58. Joan Joyce, 3,121 68737878—295 Oakland— Troslan 3)5, Whittingtoon 3 Ponllac, 49). 5, Buddy Baker, Woburn, Mass. 01888). Their catalog costs <3 and is oiw — but only after considerable moiUfication. in acfjustment. A myriad of accessories are offered, 262 defeated Houston 7368. Bodine, Chevrolet, sick when they come in that (staff members) St. Cothorlns 32 28 6 70 292 295 Second period— 4, Vancouver, Hal- 13. Washington (21-6) lost to U C L A 73 Patti Rizzo, 2,244 74747872—296 10, » especially useful for high quality cabinet hardware, The Craftsman tools 10 years ago were very too. Tbe deluxe version with the mortising table runs Springfield 32 27 6 70 word Vicki Alvarez, 2,244 77-737374— 296 O T 7, Ricky Rudd, Ford, O T 8, BUI don't want to (leal with payments." 268 263 59; defeated Southern California 71-66. 1 11- R- Smith EUlott, Ford, O T 9, Dove Morels,. something the other firms don’t offer — nor does your respectable- machines, but quaUty has fallen off about $1,300. New Haven X 36 4 64 309 323 4 (Gradin, Glllls), 1:39. 5, NY Rangers, 14. Memphis Stole (2 )4 ) defeated MIchIkO (Jkodo,'1,969 76787371— 297 16, Aldridge 1-5, Bonks 1-6 Hershey 25 Rogers 21 ((Jsborne), 9:44. 4, NY Missed field goals: None Che vro M , 487. 10, Darrell Woltrlo, If you intend to do a lot of panel work — i.e., cutting 33 10 60 273 318 Cincinnati 5644; lost to Loulsvllle68-S8. M ory Dwyer, 1,969 787377-71— 297 Chevrolet, 478. local hardware store. drastically in an effort to keep prices down. If you She said the "unbillable" fees came about Binghamton 26 38 4 56 299 328 Rangers, Richmond 2 (Don Moloney), 15. Tem ple (24-3) defeated Massa Kothv Baker, 1,969 76747872— 297 can’t afford to pay at least three times that price, then plywood — tbe Inca will not suit you. If your work will because nobody got vital statistics, from patients’ Saturday's Results 15:54. Penolties— Sundstrom, N Y R , 4:33; Lourl Peterson, 1,968 7677-S-73— 297 , Mike Alexemder, OMsmoblle, 477. chusetts 6546; defeated Penn State6946; 12 Clark Dwyer, (Jwvrolet, 473. 13, NEARLY ALL beginners wUl wanCto start with a be mostly solid wood for furniture, the size should not Adirondack 3, M aine 3 Fotlu, NYR, 11:24; Neely, Van, 12:28. defeated SI. Joseph's (P a .) 6958. Kathy Postlewalt, 1,968 68787874— 297 you have little (dioice. You can do good work on these such as correct address, medical insurance Frederictan 4, Nova Scotia 2 Third period— 7, NY Rangers, Fotlu 4 Donna Coponl, 1,968 71-747478— 297 JIm iny Means, Pontiac 471. 14, Dole bench saw o f one of the two main types — raiUal or be much of a drawback. 16. Woke Forest (20-7) lost to Virginia Earniwdt, Chevrolet, 478 15, Buddy machines — if you reixgnize that they are sloppy and details, orjQjormation on who will pay the bill. Hershey 4, Moncton 5 (Andersson, Lelnonen), 4:11. 8, Van ^ 1 ; defeated North Carolina State 84 Mordell Wilkins, 1435 88737471— 2W table, in the 10-inch size. Larger is line, but they are a learn to compensate lor tbe fact. fj I'v e discussed the saw first, but I think tbe biggest St. Catharines 5, Bingham ton: couver, Sundstrom 35 (Neely), 5:28. 9, Radio, T V A rrIiM o n , Dodge, O T 16, J .D . McDuffie, Linda Hunt, 1435 76767673— 298 f ontipc, 463.17, Joe Ruttman, Chevrolet, worksavers are the jointer and the thickness planer. Rochester 3, Springfield I Vancouver, Lonz 17 (Nealy), 12:14. 'l7. Syracuse (20-7) defeated St. John's Alice Rltzmon, 1435 78737674— 298 lot more expensive. Penalties— Smvl, Van, 7:34; Beck, N YR , 888888aaagaaagg«,«,^„ O T 18, AAork Stahl, Ford, O T 19, Trevor I ’ll (Gseuss those next. Sunday's Results 8381 (o t); defeated Canislus 6844; lost to AnnfrMorle Palll, 1435 76747674— 298 Boys, Chevrolef, O T 28 Laurent RIoux, I know some very fine craftsmen who use a racUal THE O N LY W AYS I know to check out a bench saw Adirondack 5, Hershey 1 10:27; N Y R , bench (served by Anderss Georgetown 88-7). Denise StrNHg, 1435 74747675— 298 WASHINGTON (U P I) — The husband is the sole on), 19:10. Chevrolet, 426 arm saw. I have had both racUal arm and table saws, are to (1) check the miter guage for play in its slot, (2) Maine 3, Sherbrooke 2 18. Duke (238) lost to Clemson 77-76; Kavoko Ikoma, 1435 72-737875— 2W TONIGHT ,.,*1, Ron Bouchard, Buick, 418 22 D.K. wage earner in fewer than 30 percent of U.S. New Haven 5, Springfield 4 Shots on goal-Vancouver 11-11-12— lost to North Carolina 9683 (2ot). MIkl Oda, 1435 74767377—298 7;X College basketball: SMU vs. and I much prefer the table saw. Tbe radial arm saw is see if the fence aligns properly with tbe blade when Ulrich, Chmrolet, 408 23, DIefc Brooks, Reader* m invited to send conunenis, questions households.- says the American Council ot Lite Fredericton 4, Nava Scotia 4 19. Morylond (20-7) defeated North Beverley Oovls, 1,392 74787871— 299 Texas Tech (taped), SportsChannel f offfc 386 36 H a riy Gant, Chevrolet, 372 generally less useful, much more (UfGcult to keep in locked down, (3) use a straightedge to make certain Binghamton 4, Rochester 3 • N'T Rangers 12-11-5— 28. ^ o l l n a State6350; defeated Virginia 74 Silvia Bertoloccn, 1,392 7877-7472— 299 8:00 U S F L : Gamblers vs. Gunslin and saggestions to Jack Warner, United Press Insurance. Both spouses are breadwinners in about S3 Goalies— Vancouver, Caprice. NY 2*- Lonnie Pond, C j^ r o le t , 368 26, Rusty accurate adjustment and, it seems to me, a good deal the table la flat and (4) be certain the machine is Baltimore 4, Moncton 3 Noyoko Yoshikw, 1492 78747873— 299 gers, E S P N Intenwtional, 1819 Peachtree Rd. NE, Suit 41S, -percent of the households, and the wife is the sole M onday's Games Ron- A Oregon State (234) defeated Oregon Pia Nilsson, 1,392 737877-73— 299 8:00 Track: Fool Locker Track Meet more dangerous. I prefer a blade that stays in one belt-driven by a motor of at least 1 horsepower, not oers, Scott. A— 17,404. Chevrolet, wage earner in 4 percent. No Gomes Scheduled 28-23. Allison Finney, 1.392 78^7377— 299 (taped), USA Cable 3)4. 29, Rick Newsom, Buick, 249 place; then 1 can define a danger zone around it and direct-driven by an Induction motor. Tbe latter are AUaata, Ga. 30387. f - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 5, 1984 Wood artisan now making Overeaters meet Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the cafeteria meeting room at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and fine furniture the meeting will begin at 8 p.m. . - There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. The group D EAR ABBY: So you respectability, I will cer meets each week. think the mother in Ha tainly honor her choice. By Jnsica Treadway waii who was still breast But in whatever state 1 United Press Internatiopat Past presidents honored : feeding her 6-year-old son may find myself, married or widowed, 1 remain... needs "help." The Manchester Emblem Club will have a part Dear Abby MRS. BARBARA a snitch. SCOTTSVILLE, N.Y. — A simple overcoat hanging Abby. I think you neeiK on a rack is one of Wendell Castle's more memorable presidents night Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Elk-e McGRAW How can 1 do my job as a Lodge, 30 Bissell St. Officers will be elected. help if you don't know that designs. the longer a child is Abigail Van Buren monitor without losing Nobody should grab the coat to fend off the chilly breast-fed, the healthier DEAR MRS. BAR friends? n i^ t air, though. Like the rack itself, it is made of Review swim sidils he will be. BARA McGRAW: Some A MONITOR wood, and is meant to decorate instead of dress. The Manchester Recreation Department will ha\ie Mother's milk contains married women (mysell CALLED The overcoat has caused some embarrassment to an aquatics review class for department staff special properties that included) prefer to call •SNITCH" viewers who thought it was a real wool garment on the Thursday at 5 p.m. at the East Side Recreation Center are extremely healthful themselves "Mrs. John snobbish and archaic be peg. But’as its creator explains, illusion is the whole swimming pool. for growing children. Get tion. 1 have been happily Doe." And according to lief that a widow was DEAR MONITOR: point of trompe I'oeil — French for "trick the eye" — The following areas will be covered: rescues, some material from the' married for 16 years. As my mail, most widows socially respectable, When a girl is about to do sculpture. swimming skills, defenses, releases, escapes, an^ La Leche League, Abby, much as 1 love and respect want to"be known as "M rs. my husband. I would no while a divorce was mor something that's against Castle, a designer and wood craftsman with a first aid. and educate yourself! John Doe," even though background in art, became famous in the late 1970's ALICE J. more call myself "Mrs. ally suspect. The name. their '’Doc” is gone. the rules, warn her. And if for his umbrella stand — with the umbrella carved Gene M cGraw" than 1 form required of the di she goes ahead and does into the side — and desk complete with wooden books Sealer elected DEAR ALICE: This is would wear a'bustle. vorce publicly labeled DEAR ABBY: 1 am a it, report her. Your and pair of wooden spectacles perched on top. not to belittle the immuno For one thing, it's se her, so that she could be 10-year-old girl who was teacher should explain The startling post-Art Nouveau works brought him George D. Beater of Manchester has been electejl logical (or phychological) mantic nonsense. Just appropriately snubbed. appointed by my teacher that there is a good reason acclaim and a showplace in major museum president of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, benefits of mother's milk, who ~is "Mrs. Gene (Isn't it odd that no such to be a bathroom monitor. for every" rule. Smoking collections. But Castle has since given up the trompe Nutmeg chapter. but an overw helm ing M cGraw?” I ’m not a distinctions were re 1 didn't ask for the job. she can cause fires. Damag ing property and wasting I’oeit technique in favor of designing and creating fine •i: number of pediatricians bisexucll. nor do I have quired for men, regard just appointed me. I'm furniture — and passing his skills along to young agree that a 6-year-old two heads. Although I less of their marital sta supposed to report any supplies cost your parents artists and artisans. Ladies Aid to meet child should be getting his willingly took my hus tus?) I'm surprised that thing the girls do in the as taxpayers — extra you. Abby, of all people, money. The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church will milk from a cup. And they band's family name, my bathroom that is against “ IT STOPPED BEING a challenge, " Castle first name never was and would favor 'perpetuating the rules, such as starting meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Charles W. Kuhl don't mean a " D " cup. Maybe when the kids explains, of his shift from eye-tricking to eyercatching never will be "Gene." such a false and unkind fights, smoking, wasting will lead a discussion. Refreshments will be pervem understand this, they will chairs, tables and bookcases. Semantics aside, there distinction. supplies, writing on the DEAR ABBY: Please reali-zc that you are per- " I thought it would take super-precise work to fool Coming up daffodils is an even more compell If a woman feels that walls and stuft like that. edge a little further into loi ming a necessary duty, people, but I found that you can do even a very shoddy Sunset Club to meet the 20th century on the ing reason to get rid of this "Mrs." plus her hus One day some girls and rather than criticize job and fool people. That took the challenge out of it," Feme Pasternak, Mayor Barbara Wein- through 17. Daffodils are 35 cents each "M rs. Jane Doe” vs. but of "etiquette. It band's full name confers The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the you, they will cooperate. be says. . berg and Marilyn Neumayer, from left, or $3.50 for a bougquet of 10. Orders of "M rs. John Doe” conven- arises from the cruel. on her a needed aura of turned up the heat when Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. U P l p h o to A new goal, as Castle sees it. is to design functional get ready for the Annual daffodil festival 10 or more bouquets can be delivered. furniture retaining the appeal of historical art 5 benefit sponsored by the American To order, call 643-2168. Wide at top look features — for example, Greek columns — with more Computer demo on agenda Cancer Society. The event is March 14 modem characteristics such as chrome, steel and The creation on the left catches jante Galanos' spirit for Tell me about intestinal pockets glass box architecture. The Gamma chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa will "There's been a sort of rebellion against Moder-- meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal spring-summer, the wfde at the top look, with buly sleeves, bol(J Collecting baseball cards Savings, West Middle Turnpike. nism, against that type of design," Castle says. combinations of patterns in a late day dress with hemline above Diverticuli of the colon body lat off. Many pedple , John Cheyer, chairman of the computer science D EAR DR. LAMB: I've "There's a feeling thaV it doesn't satisfy some very the knee. The boldly patterned trousers for evening, done in can occur in young people, lose fat and then regain it. department of Manchester High School, will give a had two sigmoidoscopies human needs. '— assorted size polka (Jots in black and white, are complemented and X-ruys. I was told I but they 're more common There's a limited "1 think the modern design needs to be tempered a demonstration. had divertiouli, which 1 as you get older. Figures amount you can do about little bit to have a broader appeal. 1 try to make Guests and prospective members are invited. by plunging rfeckline. understand are pockets in vary, but it's possible that ' the excess skin. The references in my designs to some part of history and Hobby for fans of all ages Hostesses are Ruth Bonney, Frances Vaida, Sylvia Your Health younger you are when you the intestines. I'v e been more than half of older art, but still come up with something that wilt last, Hellstrom and Diane Moran. told not to eat nuts, people have diverticuli. lose the excess body fat, both physically and artistically. " he adds. Supermarket Shopper Lawrence Lamb, M.D. By /Michael Eisen How big is baseball card Much of his collection is centered popcorn or seeds. Other the less likely you are to have excess skin and United Press International collectingl on the 1950s, when the Braves Here’s help for families wise 1 wasn't given any DEAR DR. LAMB: I m DISCIPLINE is high on the list of qualities he stretch marks. The skin is "I wouljl say there are 50,000 enjoyed much success. particular diet. an 18-year-old girl. About expects of students at the Wendell Castle Workshop, ELLINGTON — A support group for families with a somewhat like a big sack 'lO LA , Wis. (U P l) — BobLemke serious collectors," Lemke said. " I collect cards from the 1880s to Just what causes these live years ago I lost 50 located southwest of Rochester in the village of victim of traumatic brain injury will hold its first and unless it has a lot of is 35 and still collecting the "B y that I mean someone who is the 1980s, but I don't collect pockets? At what age are pounds. Now I have loose Scottsville. meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the conference room of good stretch fibers that baseball cards he first treasured serious enough to subscribe to a something just because it's card ‘Health nut’ speaks they most prevalent? Can herniate through the mus little pockets seen in the skin around the abdomi The Workshop is actually an accredited two-year the Ellington Ambulance building. Route 140. will contract properly, as a child. publication or buy a price guide. In board and has a player's picture on they be avoided? What is cles. These little pockets X-rays. nal area and a lot of college, the smallest in the state sanctioned by the Libby Beyrer of River East Homemaker-Home you'll be left with excess terms of - those with a relative it," hesaid. "I collect what appeals the difference between ard thought to occur be stretch marks on my hips, Board of Regents. Castle says. It's a j^ one of only "I'm getting paid to play in my Health Aide Service and Julie Townsend of MARCH Diverticulosis refers to skin. interest, I'd say we're talking to" meiin my own memories of the diverticulitis and diverti- cause of increased pres legs and breasts. three in the nation designed exclusm>ljLjA.H^ch hobby," said Lemke, who is editor will speak on services their agencies offer. the general condition. Di of Baseball Cards magazine, a 250,000 people." gam e," to supporf coupons culosis? It’s all very sure within the colon. If you really want to do woodworking, he adds. The others are in M assa^ The meeting is open to the public. Call 871-1903. verticulitis means that Are there any exercises publication devoted to the collect A lifelong resident of Wisconsin, In a clear plastic frame on his confusing. Many authorities think one or more of the little something about it, see a setts and Georgia. he grew up as an avid Milwaukee a spastic colon that traps that would help? Is there ing, selling and trading of the small desk Lemke has the 1957 cards of pockets is inflamed, anything I can do to get rid plastic surgeon who does Braves fan who loved collecting are. Besid^ paper pro The past few years have PEAR READER: gas and allows a pressure HERE 28 full-time students draw, cut, sand, stroke cardboard picture cards. He is also George Crowe and Danny O'Con By Martin Sloone bleeding or even , of my stretch marks? cosmetic surgery. 'Then cards. Lecture on tissue culture ducts and pet foods, I seen people become mole Those pockets are little buildup is the main cause and shape furniture pieces based on the technical, publisher of Sports Collectors nell. Neither has ever been con United Feature perforated. you'll have to decide if his "Some of my earliest memories fused with a Hall-of-Famer, but Syndicate regularly receive refunds aware of the value of blowouts. The colon is of these little pockets. solution is one you can live critical and aesthetic theories taught by Castle and his Digest which deals with all kinds of Charles Addison of Coventry will speak Tuesday at Some doctors believe DEAR READER: Con sports memorabilia. have to do with baseball cards," he they are two of Lemke's favorites. on the many packaged "healthy” foods. This made up of three layers: Many people who have with. There's no way he staff. 7:30 p.m. at Woodland Gardens, 168 Woodland St. as that if you avoid bowel gratulations on having said. " I have three older brothers "When I was six years old 1 got DEAR MARTIN: I’ve foods I do use, from trend hasn't been lost on the inner lining, the mid these pockets have spas could remove the excess " I think my best contribution is by setting an part of the free weekly educational lecture series problems you can avoid corrected a severe health "Collecting follows itiajor and we collected cards and Braves been an avid coupon orange juice to wheat the major brands and the dle muscular wall and the tic colons. But sometimes M example," Castle says of the experience and my first pair of glasses and that sponsored by Woodland Gardens. problem. I'm pleased to skin without surgefy and league baseball," he said. "W her memorabilia through the 1950s. germ and natural cereals. smart supermarket oper fibrous outer coating. The the symptoms people diverticulitis. That's why- expertise he offers his students. "There's a was abou( the time Crowe became Addison, a retired businessman, will speak on the clipper and refupder for see you've been success that means some residual ever there is now or has been I've maintained that interest all In fact, at the health food ators. The major brands muscles separate, allow complain about are from bulk is thought to be no-compromise situation here, an ideal situation, in'a one of the first big-leaguers to wear “ Basics of Tissue Culture and the Future Potential." more than two years now, ful in keeping the excess scars. major league baseball the more along and fairly seriously since store in my neighborhood. are now coming out with ing the inner lining to the spastic colon, not the helpful. sense." them," Lemke said. "O'Connell's He began and developed the Crestwood Plastics Co. of and I've enjoyed every collecting there is. Wisconsin has a 1974." I ’ve even noticed that the "lite " low sodium and "The standards are very high, " agrees Wendy card was one I could never get in East Hartford and is a graduate of the University of moment, especially when great baseball history and for Lemke estimates he has 10,000 natural food manufactur "healthy" foods. The big Stayman, the only woman in this year's program. 1957. My sister got one, but she Connecticut with a m ajor in horticulture. I open up the m a il^ x and some reason the Milwaukee cards in his collection, which he ers are jumping on the new supermarkets often “ You learn fast that if you back yourself into a corner, wouldn't trade with me. He has a first. He recently broke the barrier of .receive refund checks and Braves have a huge national says really isn't much considering refund bandwagon. Last have large health and you've got to get yourself out," " I finally got one, so I like it keep producing tissue cultured plants of 'hard to root free products. However, I Public Records following."' some collectors have 50,000 cards. week I saw a refund offer natural food sections. I Because of the intricate handw^ork and length of it where I can see it." varieties of Red Mountain Laurel. have met a few critics who say, "Aw , the only foods for Essene Sprouted like it! A time involved in making each piece — often six terly St.. $72,000. To Graham Inc. for M IP Frances G. Fallon for tool you can use your coupons Wheat Bread, and imme The "health nuts" of Bull^ g permits To New England Furni months to a year, furniture sold from Castle's To Brian Reed for Ern 16A Corp. for renovations shed at 22 Bunk St., $100. on are junk foods and diately ripped a form off Am erica have been a ture for Richard Bezzini workshop is among the most expensive in the country. ^o J & G Builders Inc. est J. Reed Inc. for metal at 169 Progress Drive, To Fire-Glow Distribu Undaunted inventor highly processed items the pad. I was overjoyed! wonderful influence on all for partition at 596 Hil A $4,500 price tag is attached to a delicate chair in for J & G Associates for building at 94 Jefferson $ 22, 000. ters for Wilfred J. Max JOIN THE NEW that aren't nutritious." — Lisa Swahn-Rogak, of us and 1 hope the trend liard St., $2000. progress with detailed inlaying of tiny wood pieces to two buildings at 588-590 E. St.,"$14,000. To Steven Archambault well for wood/coal stove I have a little shocker Brooklyn, N.Y. continues. To William G. McKin create the design of an edelweiss herb. Other single Center St., $687,000. To Compratt Construc for Irma Mandeville for at 30 Forest St., $900. for them. I am a vegetar ney for coal stove at 235 pieces, Castle says, have commanded commissions D EAR M ARTIN: Why To James and-'"John tion Construction Com vinyl siding at 53 Purcell To Edward R. Sloane claims his generator W eG H T WATCHERS* ian and avoid most re DEAR LISA: It'sniceto Knollwood Road, $350. as high as $73,000. do stores that advertise Giulietti for building at 7 pany for Southland Corpo Place, $3,200. for tool shed at 18 Conway fined food products and hear that health To Robert H. Farrand "Eventually," explained the school's dean, Stephen double coupons refuse to Oakland Terrace, $36,608. ration for renovations at ToC. Wilkos for renova Road, $700. sugar! One would think conscious people, like Jr. for Riccardo Village Proctor, "w e hope to see pe6ple we train having an give you change if double To R.F. Contractors 253 Main St., $15,000. tions at 34 Elm Terrace, To George R. Jay for QUICK START that there aren’t that yourself, are getting their Lantern Beauty Salon for effect not just on furniture, but on architecture and the coupon value is more Inc. for Southern New To Lofstrom Construc $4,000. porch r t ^ i r at 17 Walker will change the world many refund offers open fair share of the coupon spiral staircase at 225 design throughout the United States and on industry, To Leon Cieszynski for St.. $1,000!> and refund savings. than the price" of the item ? England Telephone Co. Center St. $1000. tion Inc. for Multi-Circuits too." me, but there really Patricia Mozzer for reno By Leon Daniel PROGRAM, For instance, if a Del for partitions at 52 E. To Eugene Michaud for Inc. for shed at 50 Harri To Fiflelc Savoie for scientific fields. vations at 57 Cooper Hill United Press Inte'rnational Monte item is 79 cents and Center St.. $5100. Harold R. Burnett for fire son St. Don Spector for vinyl THE STUDENTS come from all corners of the the store is supposed to To Donald Cassells for damage repair at 38 Main To Andrew Ansaldi Jr. St.. $2,000. HE SAID some examiners at first siding at 241 Summit St., country and abroad -and bring a variety of Clip ‘n’ file refunds ^ double my 50-cent coupon, coal stove at 36 Bramble- St., $5,800. for three units at 102 To Patricia Graves for LUCEDALE, Miss. — Joseph W. suspected wrongly his machine rotated $3.000. ' backgrounds to the workshop. Many have already rrls QUICK, rr^ why don’t they give me bush Road, $1,300. To Joseph A. Bovino for Wetherell St.. $72,000. Patricia Graves and Bar Newman, a self-educated inventor in completed undergraduate or graduate degrees and because it had “ a hidden source of Personal Products To Leo P. Rotondaro for bara West for fireplace, To Donald Mathiuu for the Mississippi backwoods, has built a the item and 21 cents To Robert E. Jarvis for buildings at 15-17 Wes have held other jobs before deciding to take up the energy." (File No. n-B) chimney and renovations Bernard Mazrolle for contraption he claims converts mass change? — Lois McCoy, Roger Woodbury for ba terly St., $72,000. Mario and Mary Salerno full-time study of woodworking. Dr. Roger Hastings, principal physi SAFE. AND for building at 108 Bram- at 7 Hillcrest Road, $6302. vinyl siding at 45 Edmund into more energy than it uses and will Starr, S.C. throom at 26 Nye St., To Joseph A. Bovino for Hat Galbraith, 38, has a doctorate and was working cist for the Sperry Univac Corp., and a Clip out this file and keep it with similar blebush Road. $67,000. To Larry Dobey for St., $5,000. change the world. DEAR LOIS: The store $1,900. buildings at 19-21 Wes last year as a theoretical molecular physicist. This former associate professor of physics cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Anyone who believes in such a doesn’t want to give you year, he's working on a coffee table, as one of his at North Dakota State University, gave rr WORKS. beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting perpetual motion machine, say the the change for a simple required Workshop projects. Newman a signed and notarized the needed proofs of purchase while looking for . scientific skeptics, pi^bably waits up Now you can kwo pounds-bafora reason. It comes right out “ It's something I've wanted to do for a long tim e." "declaration" which states, “ I have you loaa patience. the required forms at the supermarket, in for the Easter Bunny. of their own pocket. In SHOWCUSC Galbraith says. "It's very basic stuff, very different conducted a series of experiments on Our new Quick Start program newspapers and magazines, and when trading Cinema Current physics teaching holds that it your Del Monte example, from the purely intellectual work I was doing before. the invention and exannined Mr. can help you loee weight quicker with friends. Offers may not be available in all emewms is impossible for a machine to produce Newman's documentation and patent areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive the store is going to get 50« Here I'm directly involved with the materials, In the very Aret weeks, Unfalthtullv as much energy as it consumes. applications in some detail. In addition, cents back from Del HarHord . 2,7:40,9:30. — Lassiter (R) I, West Hartford Y o u r s ( P G ) controlling and shaping them mysell. " while you eat 3 well- each refund. Athtnaum Cinema— Reop 7:40,10.— R e ckless (R) 1:45, Elm 1 4 2 — S ca rfo ce (R) 7:10, 9:10. Undaunted, Newman is taking the I have examined the internal compo balatKed meals a day. The following refund offers are worth $15.88. Monte for the coupon 9:50. — N ever C ry W o lf (P G ) 7:30. — T he B ig C h ill (R) 7, ens In A p ril. Windsor U.S. government to court to force it to nents of the device and found no hidden even sitacks. This week’s refund offers have a total value of (plus a small handling Cinema'Clty— The Dresser 1:20, 7:30, 9:45. — A n g e l (R) 9:15. (P G ) 7:30, 9:50. — E n tre 1:20, 7:25,9:50. — Ag a in st A ll The Movies — Unfaithfully P la in — S ca rta ce (R) 7:15. give him a patent on the prototype energy source. '4/e've made our $32.67. fee), and it will take the machine in his garage, which he claims additional 29 cents out of N ous (P G ) 7:15, 9:30. — Odds (R) 1:15, 7:15, 9:50. — Y o u rs (P G ) 12:15, 2, 3:45, Traffic court may " I have verified the remarkable fact menu plans easier This offer doesn’t require a refund form: B la m e lio n R io (R) 7:45,9:55. H a rry & Son (P G ) 1:40, 7:10, 5:30,7:20,9:20. — B la m e It on will replace all other ways of producing that Mr. Newman's device puts out than ever to iolloet NEUTROGENA $2 Rebate, P.O. Box 670, Pico its own pocket in order to — Backstage at the Kirov 7,9. 9:40. R io (R) 12:10, 2, .3:50, 5:45, energy. to help you keep on give yoi(,the item free. Cinastudio — Oscar Wilde. Manchester 7:40,9:40. — Silkwood (R) 12, When YOU have some- energy in excess of the energy input. In Rivera, CA 90665. Send the front panel from any 7:30 w ith P la t 9:25. f U A Theaters East — Un- 2:20,4:40,7,9:30. accept credit cards A spokesman for the U.S. Patent addition, I have been fascinated by the losing. three Neutrogena Imperial Bath Size Soap Most stores that offer to Colonial — Roopens :Fri- ta lth tu llv Y o u rs (P G ) 7:30, Wllllmantic th'lng to sell, find a cash HARRY Office in Washington confirmed, the course of theoretical and logical Call Weight Watchers cartons. Expires June 30, 1984. double the value of cou dav. / 9:30. — silk w o o d (R) 7:)5, Jlllson Souare Cinema — buyer the easy way ... case is scheduled for trial in June, now and get started on pons have the attitude East Hartford ------/ 9:45. — B la m e It on R io (R) Lassiter (R) 7,9:10.— Blame with a low-cost ad In A N D S O N development which Mr. Newman has These offers require refund form : Eastwood Pub E ’Clnema — 7:40, 9:40. It on R io (R) 7:10, 9:10. — M IAM I (U P l) — Traffic offenders may be able to adding, “ It's in the courts now so we Quick S ta n Lose pouttds. that if you are getting the Classified. 643-2711. ------5H O W M A T ------pursued over the years and by the long BAN ROLL-ON $1.49 Refund. Send the required T he B ig C h ill (R) 7:15. M ansfield F o o tlo o se (P G ) 7, 9:10. — 1:40-7:10^40 pay their fines by credit card if Dade County Judge can't comment on it," ___ Mot patience. produce free, "that should Poor Richard's Pub A Ci Translux College Twin — Harvey Baxter succeeds in establishing a computer- chain of experimentation which has led refund form and the entire Baa Roll-On l.S-ounce In an interview at his brick home be enough to satisfy- you. nema — The Big Chill (R) Daniel (R) 7,9. — Local Hero ixed "paperless" court, the judge said Thursday. him to the current device." outer carton back panel, plus the register tape 7:30,9:30. ( P G ) 7 ,9 . AGAINST deep in the woods on the outskirts of 4 Since the stores pay for Baxter is trying to convince Bob Butterworth, with the purchase price circled. Expires April W, Showcase Cinemas — this small town in southern Mississippi, DR. HASTINGS wrote that New the second part of the Terms ol Endearment (PG) Vernon A LL O DDS R director of the Florida Department of Highway W M ckSPROGRAM FROM tm WEIGHT V W C K t R S 1984. 1:40, 7, 9:40. — Fo o tlo o se Cinema 1 4 2 — Scartace Newman said his machine frees a discount, they're free to - All events begin at 8:00PM - SHOWN AT Safety, to set up a pilot program in Dade County using man's "patent should be granted as BAUSCH & LOMB $1 Cash Back. Send the (P G ) 1:30, 7:15, 9:35. — (R) 7:30. — The B ig C h ill (R) hidden force present in all matter — make the rules. Frankly, I 7:10,9:30. MS-?:! 5-9:50 soon as possible so that large-scale required refund form and two box tops from the 8- Broadway Danny Rose (PG) FREE PARKING! : a computerized traffic court system. "W e can't stay electromagnetic energy — and con am more than satisfied in the dark ages," he said. development of the energy generator JOIN BY MARCH 24 or 10-fluid ounce size of Bausch & Lomb Sensitive TICKETS ere now on sale fort verts it to electricity. may begin. The ensuing scientific and Eye Saline Solution. Expires. June 30,1984. with this arrangement. If FOOTLOOSE Baxter envisions a system of magnetic traffic it sounds like I'm saying 5 tickets read by computer scanners similar to those in social impact may well open a new era G ILLETTE Good News! Half-Price Refund. NEW M AN, 47, a high school dropout, FOR ONLY $10 don’t look a gift horse in One el IH# worid'B toe-ramiinq *>o«Aiti8 '(ME supermarket checkout lines, enabling judges to read of growth and harmony for mankind.” Send the required refund form and the proof of ---- SHOWMAT:- said his device produces only energy in Sign up by March 24 and pay only $10 registration and first the moutji, that’s exactly 1:30-7:20435 the ticket data on computer video screens and record purchase seals from the'back of the Good News! "a 100 percent conversion process," Newman' said his machine has been meeting fee. That's a $5 savings. Thereafter, pay only $7 per right. SPECIAl their rulings as they make them. packages, plus the register tape with the and none of the dangerous radiation or examined by Eike Mueller, European HENRYK BROADWAY Motorists could then present their charge cards and week. Also, ask about our money-saving prepayment plan. purchase prices circled. This offer is limited to a pollutants which result from making Space Agency coordinator with the DANNY ROSE pay immediately, Baxter said. Visa/Mastercard accepted in select locations. maximum of 12-razors. Expires Sept. 30, 1984. ‘Roberts’ back electricity in nuclear and steam plants. National Aeronatics and Space Admi- DINNERS -----SHOwnw:------Baxter said the method would save time for clerks, Offer Is valid only as a discount artd cannot be combined with any other KERI Lotion $3 Coupon Offer. Receive three $1 He beleives his invention wiill nistraion. He said Mueller plans to HOLLYWOOD^UPI) - SZERYNG 2J0-7:40430 who now must record each ticket and verdict by hand, discount, special rate or free offer. Offer la valid In participating areas only.' coupons g o ^ on any size of Keri Lotion. Send the replace all other forms of energy used bring some of West Germany’s top “ Mr. Roberts.” whicb-en- March S and would make things easier for motorists, who pay required refund form and the Universal Product in industry and homes. For example, scientists to Lucedale for a closer look THESe PMCES APPLY IN HAETFOaD £ NEW HAVEN COUNTIES ONLY joyed a three-year Broad FOR 14-00 >700 $aoo their fines in cash or by personal check. He also noted Code symbol number from the back of the Keri LASSITER R he said, a homeowner could purchase at the machine. NEW MEMBERS, MAINTENANCE AND UFETIME MEMBERS way run and was then about 190 traffic fine checks to the county bounce each Lotion bottle, along with the register tape with the one of his machines and escape utility SHOULD ARRIVE M HOUR BEFORE TIMES USTED BELOW made into a hit movie, will ~ A N r a X S ~ month. Newman said he already holds eight purchase price circled. Expires June 30, 1984. -SHOWtlAr:- bills forever. FOR REQISTRATION AND PRE-MEETINO ORIENTATK>l|, be broadcast live by NBC- TWO (Mon-Wed Only) 1^)0-7:40-10:00 patents, and has d evelo p ^ a process ORAL-B Free Adult Toothbrush Offer. Send the If all that sounds too good to be true, required refunti foim and the entire back panels TV March 19. ;E6 0 V IA | Newman believes that is why be has for coating barbells with plastic. He MANCHOTBl EASnURTFOIID EA8THARTF0IID Robert Hays will be Veal Scallopini...... as-sa-a-.. a__ from three packers q$ Oral-B Adult Tooth lertcan Tnnrt has invented rain deflectors for auto 8nqh4 CoiQnQitfoMl Ch. Kai$iltolColMabwHt8 im n f M Women still getting raw deal had problems with the patent officials. brushes. (Siz^ W , ^ ^ p r .3 2 ). Expires May 31, seen in the title role, Baked Lasagne ...... *7.95' tee dMosiu. u m rsdeciseo. ANGELR mobiles, a knife that points forward 385 N. Main St 1831 Main Straal 363 Robaita straal originally played by "Their position is that what I'm doing 1984. NEW YORK (UPI) — Wqmen executives are still is not written in books so I can't do it," when thrown and numerous toys. •Mon. 4:46 pm 8 6:30 pm >Mon. 6.-30 pm Exit 56 off 184 Henry Fonda; Charles q»MiaMaMreN a.c.. eew veeti enr. •Wkd.8:1Spm SIGNAL $1 Refund Offer. Send the required Mixed Seafood Casserole *9.95 sssrew. a STONNSt being paiid less than their male counterparts even Newman said. VMCA-YWCA •WM.6d0pm Duming will play the THE LARGEST of the three proto refund form and the net weight statement from M sreft 27, ; iitoe mto when their credentials are identical, a new survey Newman displayed 28 signed and 7n Main Straal SOUTH MNDSOR the front label of a 32-ounce bottle of Signal captain, originally played ^ icken Parmiglana ___*9.95 NEVERCRY shows. notarized documents from physicists, types of his device c o n s i^ of log-like 78N.MIlN.MalnStraal by James C agn ^, and •Wad. 930 am 8hp|i>i8CiiHH.C1iauli Mouthwash or two statements from the 24-ounce Includes soup, salad, glass beer or wine, W O L F E P l ‘ The study by Columbia Business School followed the inechanical engineers, electronic tech chunks of matter — w h i^ he drolines •Thuri.9;30tm ITtOBIIngtanRd. Kevin Bacon will take to identify more specifically — tied or 18K)unce bottles. Expires May 31,1984. potato, vegetable or pasta. first 10 years of careers of 45 men and 45 women who nicians and others who have examined *T)HHt.6:30pm Here’s a refund form to write for: A $1.50 over Jack Lemmon’s role nsen earned MBAs there between 1969-1972. his machine. The documents say it does around a 600-pound magnet that oi Ensign Pulver. wSpecIsf — Large Plua w/2 Meme rotates. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL C U ^ LOCATIONS. CAU refund. Soft Sense Cash Rebate, P.O. Box 4251, and pffcfier Sear 87.85. Prof. M ary Anne Devanna, who conducted the what he says it does. Young America, MN 55399.. RequesU must be ’ Tyrone Power starred TERMS OF research, found inequities especially in the American "A ll of these people came here as Newman, a'native of Mobile, Ala., , 1-800 -972-9320 received by May 30,1984. This offer expires June in tliq, London version of uditorium e n d e a r m b it :i manufacturing establishment and to a lesser degree non-beleivers," said Newman, who married and the father of a 9-month-old 30, 1984. While waiting for the form, save the “ Mr. Roberts'’ and John The University of Connecticut • Slorrs — SHOWN ATf Forsyth played the lead la Strada West in the finance-and service areas. The professor is after a stint as an enlisted man in the son, has been working on bis machine Universal Product Code number, the purchase 471 Hartford Rd. 64S-S165 Ti^&liifo486'4226 H g research coordinator of the school's Center for U.S. A ir Force took some college and polishing a 130-page docunnent on seal and the register tape with the price circled. ing role in the American V * aoHOiKetBenea liondM^new I------Research in Career Development. courses and read extensively in various how it works for 18 years. WEIGHT WATCHERS' road company. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, M axch 5. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 5. 1984 - IS Classified.... 643-2711 LO O | ^ FOR THE S T A R S . . . . Business Opportunities . .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods ...... 62 For advertisements to be Notices Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates Situation W anted ...... 2 3 published Monday, the dead 1 / L o s t/ F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info ...... 24 M is c . to r R e n t . c , ...... , .46 H o m e a n d G a r d e n ...... 64 Minimum Charge: line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get, P e rs o n a ls ...... 02 In s tru c tio n ...... ,25 Wanted to Rent,,^.___ .. .47 P e t s ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Woti^d ... . . 4tf Musical Item s ...... 66 Per Word: ’ Read Your Ad A u c tio n s ...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« better results. Put a star on your od and see what a Services A n t iq u e s ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14C Classified advertisements Homes for Sole ...... 31 T a g S a le s ...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« are taken by telephone as a Financial Condominiums ...... 3 2 Services Offered ...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12« convenience. ^ difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, Lots/Land for S o le ...... 33 Painting/Poperlng ...... , .52 The MoncheSfer Herald is M o rtg a g e s ...... 1> Hoppy Ads: Investment Property ... . .34 Building/Controcting .. .53 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor Personal Loans ...... 12 Business Property ...... 3 5 Rooting/Siding ...... 54 rect Insertion and then only In s u ra n ce ...... 13 Automotive Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing ...... 5 5 Deadlines for the size of the original 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. ~ -jf. n. Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 F lo o r in g ...... 5 6 Cars/Trucks for S ale ...... 71 For classified advertise- In s e rtio n . Income Tax Service ... . 57 Motorcycles/Blcvcles ___72 ^ments to be published Tues Errors which do not lessen Rentals income Tax service $7 M ist tor Sale T O W N O F M A N C H E S T E R Employment Services Wonted ...... 5 8 R e c V e h ic le s ...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement 63 Cors/Trueks tor Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 LEGAL NOTICE Rooms for Rent ...... 4 1 Auto Services ...... 74 deadline is noon on the'dav will noKbe corrected by an The Planning and Zoning & Education For Sale hearing on (Monday, (March 19, 1984 at 7:00 P.M. In the Apartments for Rent .,. . .42 Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 75 before pubtication. additional insertion. Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, «4 Main StrMt, Monches- CALL TODAY Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent ...... 4 3 Hollday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Autamative ...... 76- F O R SALE: SHEET 1977 CHEVY BLAZER — 1982 SUBARU GL ter, CT to hear and consider the to^llcw^o MUSIC, "old" from 1919 Excellent condition. HATCHBACK — Sun KENNETH C. BURKAMP — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — ^ 1950. Very good condi U,000 original miles. Au- MAIN STREET (B-$S) —■ Application under Article II- roof, AM /FM stereo, au Sectlon 9.15.01 to p e rm it developm ent o l o p a rce l w hich tion. Have 77 left, $1.50 t o m a t i c . AM/FM tomatic, front wheel requires uutom oblle porklng spqces In excess of 40 — 811-821 TO PLACE A 32 Apartments for Rout 42 Bulldins/Contractlna S3 each or $75 for oil. Call cassette, power steering, Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Condomtniuins drive. Excellent condi '^ BRIAN^EENEY, ET AL — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — Notices 742-6016. power brakes, tracker tion. Book value - $5875, tires. Cheyenne package. WINTER STREET (S-40) — Application un^r Article IL asking - $5600. Call after Section 5.0201 to convert o fwo-tamttv dwelling to o PAPERHANGERS. Ta Asking $5200. Must Be FARRAND REMODEL- 5:30pm, 647-8758. three-tamllv dwelling — 19 Winter Street. ___ FINE JEWELRY ES CONNECTICUT VERNON — Mountain MANCHESTER — Five ble; zinc strip; straight Seen. Daytime, Art, 244- At this hearing Interested persons mov LOW COST AD Lost/Found 01 ING Cabinets, roofing, TABLISHMENT seeks TRAVEL SERVICES View Condominiums. room duplex, two bed edge; trestles. $55. Good 5071, weekends, 659-1015. written communications received. Copies of these petitions gutters, room additions, have been tiled In the Town Clerk's office and mov be EXECUTIVE SECRETARY full time salesperson. Je NEEDS driver for ticket Spacious 2 bedroom. Full rooms. No pets. Adults f a — buy. Excellent condition. WANTED — Late model decks, all types of remo" ; SWiv iGB Inspected during office hours. ,-rv»x>>ccin>j welry repair exposure delivery in Greater Man oppllonced kitchen. Car preferred. C a ll 742-8732. Phone 649-2433. windowed passenger PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Permanent full tim eopening available im deling and repairs. FREE Bank LOST — IVj year old m ediately In our main office. preferred. Please apply chester area. Hours flexi peting throughout. Quick van. Good condition / Leo Kwosh, Secretory estimates. Fully Insured.,1 Repossessions Doted at Manche*«er, CT this 5th day of March, 1984. 643-2711 block and white male Mature, well organized and professional In person: Michael's Je ble. Car required. Call access to Hartford. Must FORM 1040 PREPARAi- VARIETY OF HOUSE- only. No dealers. Call Homes for Rent 43 Telephone 643-6017, after- — ' 0094)3 ^ ______sheepdog type. Missing individual to assist three top executives. welers, 958 Main Street, G a y le at 647-1666. See! $48,500. C a ll 643-1996 TION. Good tax represl' PLANTS — In excellent 649-4449, anytim e. from Glostonbury/Mon- Tuesday thru Saturday, o r 646-199 8- for 6pm, 647-8509. ! entotldh should not bo Typing, som e shorthand, and phone skills condition. Must Sell, $2.75 FOR SAIE NOTICE BECAUSE YOU never chester area. Coll 647- re q u ire d . between 10am and 1pm. MECHANIC — Small en appointment. ovalloble, only to the each. Private home, 649- igSOOsdisCtH *>799 PUBLIC HEARINO DO A T W O -W A Y to v o r ... know when someone will M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il DESIGN KITCHENS by-':'.: 9022. This position would best suit self starters gine, 2/4 cycle and troc- wealthy, anymorel The 6486. 1878 T-BIrd *1*99 Autos for Rent/Leose 75 BOARD OF DIRECTORS get extra cash for your be searching for the-item able Immediately. At J. P. Lewis. Cabinets,,,,; TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT who work efficiently with minimal supervi B O O K K E E P E R / S E tor experience required. T a x Saver 646-0015. 1866 Fird Muding *1499 self and make if possible you have for sale. It's tractive four bedroom vanities, formica, Wilson > Notice it hereby given that theBoard of Directors. Town of Manchee- for someone else to en iov LOST — Grey tiger cot, sion. Attention to details Is critical. CRETARY — Full time, Own tools. Full time posi TWO DOORS — Small TIm ibtvs can bt SMn d ter. Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lincoln Center better to run your want Cape. 1'/2 baths, fireplace art, Corian counter tops, ! about 7 months old, with Liberal fringe benefits, excellent starting small company seeks re tion. Apply: Eckert's oak frame. Used on an SUL Hearing Room, 494 Main Street. Manctieater. Connecticut, on Tues> those golf clubs you ad fo r several days ... a n d g a ra g e . $690 kitchen cabinet fronts/"j; INCOME TAXES — Pre RENT A CLEAN \ shaved belly, in Summer rate. Easily accessible East Hartford loca sponsible person w ith e x Lawn & Leisure, Route MANCHESTER — Ele tique book cose, Larkin 913 R i Ib «L day, March 13.1984 at 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on thefotlowing never use. Sell them w ith canceling It as soon as complete-woodworking ' *> pared by CPA. Business 8, Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Projects, Street area. Coll 646-8353. tion with free parking. perience in FC Book 44, Coventry.^ gant decor highlights two m onthly. C a ll 646-4144, E ra . 32'/4 x 11'/^i, 32'/4 x USED CAR a want ad. you get results. •••••••••••■••••••••••a 643-1969. service, custom made"',’! Indlvldoal. Cali John, Fund 41 - for Bilingual Education Project...... $3.488 00 For personal consideration, please sub keeping, quarterly bedroom townhouse 1659-3069. 131/2. $20 each. G la ss 1979 DODGE WINDOW to be financed by a State Grant. 5 furniture, colonial repro- FOUND — Beagle found mit a lett^ of resum e outlining your experi reports, typing and other condo. Featuring kit front. C a ll 649-7517. V A N — B200, 318. Pow er frm ■Unit m to| Im u Propoeed additional appropriation to Educational Special Projects. Business Opportunities 22 ductlons in wood, 9 varle- ! Fund 41 - (or 1984 Head Start Program...... $184,687.00 LEGAL NOTICE In M C C p a rk in g lo t. ence along with salary requirements to: office functions. Must chen, l'/3 baths, fu ll base LAKEFRONT AT BOL steering, power brakes, V H U C E AUTO TOWN OF BOLTON TON LAKE — Furnished. ties of hardwood and to be financed by a State Grant. NOTICE OF ADMISSION OF ELECTORS Brown and white female. have good figure aptitude ••••••••••••••••••••••a ment and convenient lo INCOME TAX PREPA W AX — 110 lb. bag, good cruise control, delay Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61 - TOWN OF ANDOVER C o ll 875-0509. and be able to work Available April 1st. Suita veneers NOW IN STOCK ■ PUBLIC HEARING M O n'S SHOP-RITE SUPERMARKETS, INC. cation. Transferred RATION — Strictly confi for candlem making, w iper. $4000. C a ll 742-6629 «4*-r044 IMndwlertoStoTS for Day Care Food Program from July 1. 1964 through June 30, A hearing to discuss the poss The Board of Admission ot Attn: Am y Trombley Hllltburg Independently. Compu CAREER DISTURBED? owner must sell. $52,900. ble for 2 adults, with no CaM 649-9658 o r evenings,. .'!! dential. Low rotes. Ten high melting point. $55. evenings. 1965...... $11,500.00 ible uses ot Revenue Sharing Electors w ill be In session at to be financed by a Grant from the State Department of Humwi Re he Town Office Building on FOUND — Adult, Morris P.O.Box 1675 Hartford, Ct. 06144-1675 ter experience helpful. Seekingiilghly motivated C o ll B /W R e a lty ,647-1410. pets. $375 monthly. Call 289-7010. . years experience. Pre C a ll 875-6736. Funds will be held on Mon- sources. dov, M orch 19,1984 at 8:06 P. M o rch 13, 1984 fro m 1 p.m . to typ^, female cot. Vicinity E O E M /F Send resume to Box 2415, in d iv id u a ls w ith m anage EHO. 646-1830. pared in your home. Call Propoeed additional appropriation to Special Grants. 4 p.m . fo r the purp ose o f ad LEON CIESZYNSKL 1975 A S T R A P O N T IA C — MItc. Automotive 76 M . In Ihe C o m m u n ity H a ll, of Hole Rood. Wearing Vernon, CT 06066. rial skills. If like people, 644-1009. GOLF CLUBS — Ladles Fund 61 - for Community W^lness Program...... $2,775.00 222 B olto n C e n te r R o od. B o l mitting dll persons who ore flea collar. Coll 644-2420. intelligent, willing to BUILDER — Newhomes, starter_s$t w ith cart, bag, Two door hatchback. to be financed by fees charged (o participants. ton, CT. Funds orevlouslv re found to be qualified to be work. Be your own boss. Store/Office Space 44 additions,' remodeling, N ic e c o n d itio n . $1095. Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grante, Fund 61 • ceived and uncommitted to Electors ol the Town of An TEACHER, FOREIGN Lots/Land lor Sole 33 matched woods, putter for tlderiy Outreach Project April 1, 1984 through December 31. dover. The March 13 session ••••••••••••••••••••••• Unlimited income. Ex rec rooms, garages, kit- C a ll 649-5729. '68 S E M I A U T O M A T IC ta l $53,039.55 and S3S.409 In MEDICAL RECORDS SPECIALIST LANGUAGE — Spanish. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa b alls, 4 Irons. In excellent 1984 ...... $15,536 00 Is the lo st session fo r A d m is aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa addlllonol funds are ex sion of Electors prior to the Help Wanted 21 E x c e lle n t 700 stu d en t ceptional fringes. Coll Chens remodeled, ceil- ! condition. $75. Call 649- VW — For parts. $99. to be financed as follows: pected to be received during Needed for medical review program. Re high school with high 647-8730. OFFICE SPACE AVAIL ings, both tile, dormers, Phone 649-6855 after Spm. Federal Grant-Older Americans A c t...... $5,384.00 the next tiscol year. Presidential Primorv on FREE CATALOG Of TAX PREPARATIONS — 1794. Unused Oial-A-F^e Bus Funds...... $3,384.00 M a rc h 27, 1984. ••••••••••••••••••••••• academic and behavioral ••••f•••••••••••••••••• ABLE — Ample parking, roofing. Residential or > 1971 FORD LTD — Power HENRY P. RYBA quires RRA, ART, or substantial experience Land Bargains — 5 acres In the convenience of General Fund contribution. Fiscal Year 1985.....$6,768.00 First Selectman MARIE R. BURBANK co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. '•'! steering, power brdkes, Tow n C le rk in medical records and coding. Experience expectations. Seeking a to 500 acres, covering good location. One 4 t^OOKING FOR good Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants. Fund 61 - 011-03 SUPERINTENDENT your home. Reliable- for prmchool Day Care Program from July 1.1964 through June 30. 663-63 qualified candidate for Real Estate Vermont and the Berk- room office suite with 610 news? Look for the automatic, air condition LEGAL NOTICE NEEDED — For apart with abstracting systems, quality control ROBERT E. JARVIS — '! reasonable. Call Norm 1985 ...... $84,946.00 teaching Spanish, levels 2 shires, at lowest imagina sq. ft.; another with 210 many bargain buys ad ing. New transmission. In accordance with Section 9- to be financed by a Qrant from the State Department of Human Re ment complex locoted in procedures or DRG related activities pre and 3 tor the rem oinder of Building and Remodeling M a rsh a ll, 643-9044. Passed emissions. Little 19B of the Election Lows, no TOWN OF MANCHESTER NOTICE TO CREDITORS ble prices. Write: CA sq. ft. C a ll 649-2891. vertised In the classi sources. LEGAL NOTICE ESTATE OF ANNA M. Manchester. Live on the ferred. Car required for travel within the the school year. Contact Specialist. Additions,, i rust. Asking $800 or best tice Is hereby given that the Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund, Miscellaneous • premises. Must have pre TALOG OFFICE, P.O. T A X E S P R E P A R E D — In fied columns today. Registrars of Voters w ill ac The Zoning Board of Ap S C H M ID T , late of state. Good salary and fringe benefits. Dr. Michael Blake, Tol Homes for Sole 31 1000 SQ. FT. — Ample garages, roofing, siding,..,; offer. Call after 6pm, TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund - Town peals at a meeting on Febru Manchester, deceased. Box 938, North Adorns, your home or mine. Reas cept applications tor admis A id ...... $113.67900 vious experience. Send land High School, Tol parking, $200 monthly.. kitchens, bathrooms, re 649-3308, ask for Joe. sion as an elector at the fol a ry 27, 1984 m ade the fo llo w The Hon. William E. Fitz resume to: Fountain Vil aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa M oss. 01247. onable and reliable. H.H. lowing locotlon. to be financed by a State Grant. ing decision; Gerald, Judge, ol the Court Send resume by March 14th to: land, CT. 872-0561. E O E . 280 sq. ft., $100 monthly, placement windows- Pets 65 Proposed additional appropriation to Water Fund - lage, 175 A, Downey Wilson. Please call 649- At the some time the Regis Appl. No. 988 — KIm-Kerrv of Probate, District of Man BEAUTIFUL MODERN o lr. 236-6021, 644-3977. /doors. C a ll 643-6712. (or Temporary Borrowing - Principal...... $263,158.00 Inc.— Variances and Special chester at o hearing held on Drive, Manchester, CT Box X, c/o The Manchester Herald. 5506. trars will hold 0 session to to be financed from Water Fund Balance. Two Family — 4/4, very 1979 FORD FIESTA — hear requests for adding Exception denied — 116 Cen M a rch 1,1984 o rd ered that all 06040. Excellent condition. names to the registry list by Proposed Ordinance - Snow and Ice Removal from Sidewalks. ter Street. claims must be presented to large rooms. Tiled ba Real Estate Wanted 37 CARPENTRY — Repairs,. ,; INCOME TAX SERVICE FREE TO GOOD HOME Copy of the Projx)sed Ordinance may be seen in the Town Clerk's 27,000 original owner persons removed since the Notice of this decision hab the fiduciary on or before throom, garage, excel Misc. for Rent 46 security locks, remodel-' i — Individual or Business — One part Huskle, part lo st e lection. Office during buskiees hours. been filed In the Town Clerk's June 1, 1984 or be barred as lent location. $89,900. C o ll ing, alterations, garages,, . miles. 30 day guarantee. To consider an Amendmer>t to the Ordinance authorizing con office. by law provided. ASSEMBLERS AND PART TIME CLERICAL BOY'S & GIRL'S WHO Tax Preparation. Dis German Shepherd dog. Registrars' Office veyance of property on Harrison St. to Multi-Circuits. Inc. CAN SELL — Earn CASH 647-9337. additions, family rooms, $2900. C o ll 647-0661. Municipal Building * ZONING BOARD Dionne E. Yusinas, COIL WINDERS — Fin —. Entry Level position. HdO U S E AND/OR count for senior citizens. And one orange Angora Copy of the Proposed Amendment to Ordinance may be seen in the OF APPEALS Ass't. Clerk. ger dexterltv necessary. and PRIZES by selling formica, cabinetry,. ", 41 Center Street Town Clerk's Office during business hours LUNCHEON WAITRESS Loon Department, in ACREAGE WANTED — GARAGE FOR RENT — Y o u r Business O ffice, 164 cot. Both about 7 months Saturday, March 10,1984 Edward Coltman, The fid u c ia ry Is: Experience not neces new subscriptions to this closets, roofs, gutters, James F. Fogarty. Secretary S ecretory A lic e S. M u lrh e o d — Monday thru Friday. cludes clerical and tele Must be good location for 360 sq. ft. Immediate Eost Center St., 647-9780, old. Call evenings, 647- BUICK REGAL, 1979 — 12:00 N oon to 3:00 P .M . ^ Board of Directors M sary, will train. Four day area's best newspaper. TODAY'S porches, decks, hatch- ■ Dated at Manchester, CT 137 Knollwood Rd., Mature, responsible. Ex phone w ork. H ours: 11:30 kids. Coll 871-7177 with occupancy. C a ll 643-1577. 9278, ask fo r B ill. power steering, power Tuesday. March 13,1984 Dated al Manchester. Connecticut this Sth day of M arch, 1984. Newington, Ct. 66111 week, Monday thru You must be able to talk ways. 20 YEARS EXPE-. . sasassssesassasssssaasa perience preferred. Coll to 3:30. Interviewing details. brakes, automatic trans 8:30 A .M . to 8:00 P .M . this 1s1 day of March. 1984 010-03 616-63 to adults • no experience Real Estate '' ••aaaaaaaAaaaaaaaaaaasa RIENCE - QUALITY - 014-03 between lOom and 2pm Thursday, 7am-5;30pm. doily between 9om and M isc. to r Sole 63 FREE WHITE CATS — mission, air condition Signed necessary - we will show INTEGRITY. DAM** Herbert J. Stevenson fo r a p p o in tm e n t, 646- Apply at Able Coil, 10:30am oniv. Monday Would the lady interested ing, AM/FM radio. Ex Bolton. you how to succeed. Earn Services M O R A N — 649-5684. DemocrotlcReglstror 0103. thru Friday. South Wind in the cats please call cellent condition! $5000. o f V o te rs S10 - $20.^ $30 a week and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa b a ck ? 643-1814. sor Bonk & Trust, Main Rentals ••••••••••••••••••••••• C a ll 249-6833 or 643-9254. 0044)3 Office, 1033 John Fitch MOREnCALL NOW: CERTIFIED NURSE b), Norma Roofing/SIding. T E N GALLON FISH Blvd., South Windsor. Frank, after 7; 30pm, 228- Services Offered 51 54' TANK — With stand and AIDES — Certified aides 4268. Tedford •••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa* for 7 to 3 and 33 to 11 ••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaa*#' many accessories. Very Automotive i h Rooms for Rent 41. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT A shifts. Full and part time. ADVEST, INC., down good condition. Asking NOTICE OF WAITRESS/HOSTESS — BIDWELL HOME Im Please coll Director of Days and evenings, part town H a rtfo rd has o REWEAVING BURN $35. C a ll 647-1106. APOPTION OF ORDINANCE SALES CAREER provement Company — Stott Developments be tim e. A p p ly in pe rson : La Clerical opening in Cus HOLES — zippers, um- In accordance with the provlalons ol Chapter 3. Section 1 and 0 ol OPPORTUNITY One development on Roofing , siding, altera Cart/Tnickt for Sole 71 the Town Charier, notice Is hereby given of the adoption by the IN STOCK tween 9 and 3 Monday Strada Restaurant, 471 tomer Service Deport GENTLEMAN ^RE 'brellas repaired. Window Board o l OIractore of the Town of Manchesler, Connecticut, on Fe the home financing front tions, additions. Same GOOD USED furniture Is thru F rid a y at 643-5151. Hartford Road. ment. Work involves: MEN/WOMEN F E R R E D . $50.00 w eekly. shades, Venetian blinds. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa bruary 28.1084. Shaw-Barton. a Idng-ostablished may substantially alter number for over 30vceors. In demand. Why not ad Crestfield Convalescent Learning Inside opera 646-2000. Keys. TV FOR RENT. SCHED ULE A IMMEDIATE manufacturer of sales promotional the ability to sell your 649-6495. vertise the furniture you 1976 DODGE ASPEN Thai certain piece or parcel ol lend known es Lot No. 22C In th^ Home and Fenwood tions of home officestock products, has an immediate terri* home. The Federal Na Marlow's, 867 Main Bucklend Industrial Park In theTown of Manchester, County of Hart FULL TIME HELP tory opening in Manchester no longer use In classi WAGON — Power steer Manor in Manchester. brokerage firm, answer tional Mortgage Associ VERY COMFORTABLE Street. 649-5221. ford ehd State ol Connecticut more particularly bounded and de WANTED IN PRODUC- fie d ? C a ll 643-2711. ing, power brakes, auto DELIVERY ing questions from and Our exclusive lines are marketed ation ("Fannie Mae") is ROOM — Convenient lo Heating/Plumbing scribed as follows: T ION — M ust be neat and orty through our 300 person sales ss matic, am/fm, roof rack. Commencing at a point on Ihe northerly line ol Tolland Turnpike resolving problems tor a $60 billion mortgage in cation. After 4pm call BRICKS, BLOCKS, MATURE STOCK reliable. H ours: 7 to 3:30. force in local protected territories, $1800. Call 742-6629 which point marks the southeasterly corner of the within described customers and brokers. selling to both large and small vestment company own 649-0102. STONE — Concrete. premIsM end Ihe southwesterly corner ol lend nowor formerly ol (he CLERK — Driver's li Apply at: Swiss Laundry, evenings. Applicants should enlov businesses with Ihebuill in advan ing one out of every Chimney repairs. No lob Town of Manchester (Lot 22B, Bucklend Industrial Park), and which cense required. Apply in 35 Windsor Avenue, tage of repeat business FOGARTY BROTHERS heavy phone work, dtg- twenty outstanding LIGHT HOUSEKEEP too sm all. Call 644-8356. Gingham Int has coordinates N349.230.2291 and £647,782.0458; thence person: Marlow's, 867 Rockville, across from ging for answers and Benefits rated high by our sales home loans in this coun ING ROOM — For non — Bathroom remodel RT2'125 degrees •42'*12”W alongO' land now or formerly of said Town of Main Street. Hartmann's. people nationwide include free try, Its new "Fannid' ing; installation water Mancheetar (Lot 22B, Buckland Indualrlal Park), 373.00 leal to a hove light tvPing. Please dom of activity, strong earnings smoking gentleman. ODD JOBS, Trucking. point: Ihenca 863 degrees -17'-12"W along land now or tormerty ol heaters, garbage dispo coll Mrs. Spillone at 525- growth, little or no overnight tra Mae Resale/Refinance Parking, air condition Home repairs. You name For Playtime said Town of Manchester (Lot 22A, Buckland Industrial Park). 196.24 Help Wanted 1421 otter 12 noon. vel. family mcentivevacations. ad program allows a per ing, kitchen privileges, sals; faucet repairs. 649-. , feat to a point; thence SI 4 degrees -22'-20”E along land now or form 8BANQUET WAI- vancement opportunities. Stock spective buyer of your It, w e do it. Fre e e sti erly ol said Town of Manchester (Lot 22D, Buckland Indudrlol Park). Investment Program, i-losp-Oen- refrigerator, freezer, 7657. V is a / M a s te rC a rd * TRESSES — Part time mates. Insured. 643-0304. 381.00 last to a point on the northerly line o l Tolland Turnpike: PART TIME — Wendy's tal-Life lnsurar\ce and a Retire home to obtain a new washer and dryer, etc. accepted. Ihenca N63 degreei 3B'-20''E along said northerly line ol Tollatyj evenings, days wee MASSEUSE ment Program mortgage at a dis Fetnale p teferred. fuM o r p a ri lim e Restaurant on 260 Brood Turnpike. 2070 teat to e point: thence N63 degrees -17'-12"E con kends. Apply: Manches C o ll 643-5600. LIGHT TRUCKING — Good atmosphere Excellent Street In Manchester Is SHAW-BARTON, Inc. counted rate even if your tinuing along said northerly line ol Tolland Turnpike. 244.53 to the clientele Windham area Call original loan carries a Pick up and delivery. point of beginning. ter Country Club, 646- now hiring help for the N.E. Olltricl Mgr. For Sale 0103, between 10am and weekdays after 5 p m . 642*7442. P.O. Bo> M7 standard anti-assump SINGLE ROOM — $100 Clean out attics, cellars, Said premlaet contain 2 00 acres more or lees. LUNCH SHIFT. Uni CONCORD. N..H. Said parcel la shown on a map antitlad. 'Tow nol Mapchetlar Con 2om. Saturday and Sunday, anytime tion clause. For Fannie :>tcurlty. $50 per week. etc. General handyman. forms and meal discounts in a i aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa necticut Oepaitment of Public Works Engineering Division Land SAMPLE Mae to help you in this Gentleman preferred. Insured. Call Roy, 646- Conveyed B y Town O l Manchester to William J. Jr. & Mary A. Qa- provided. Will train. way. your mortgage Convenient location. Call 7973. Household Goods 62 \ ' mmh«uS
•'1"1 never thought about earningearning the the minimum minimum getsgels in in thethe way.way before she did. But the "that women likeIfke AirAlma Fund are working to pror Overcrowding shows Money ’84: a guide Supermarket retirement until mvmy hus-hus wage.wage. She She has has no no health health or or AlmaAlma Anderson Anderson ofof Vir^ Vin eengenerous e ro u s s settlement e ttle m p n i haveha ve to to ret ret irp ire into into nnvpi poverty tect the rights of womeQ band liled for divorce," pension benefits. ginia was divorced after turned out to be worthless. because laws dividing during a divorce. Send $2 says Carol Engel of Wa Yotur "I just can't believe it," 36 years of marriage. She Federal law stipulated marital property are so and a self-addressed, on trip behind bars td saving and Investing less super? shington. D C., "but that moans Anna Mae. "A fter and her husband split up that Alma was entitled to unlair. The system must stamped, business enve: was the blow that made M o n e y's staying home day after on relatively good terms a widow's pension only if be changed." lope to this address for its ... p a g e 2 ... suppiemenf inside ... p a g e 3 . me realize how much I day, being everything I and he agreed to a settle she was married when her The Pension Rights booklet, "Your Pensiod depended on his pension W o rth learned a wife should tK>, I ment giving her a share ol husband died. Center, 932 Dupont Circle Rights at Divorce." Other for my old age." \ . Sylvia Porter efidn't dream this kind of his federal civil service "It's outrageous, " sqys Building, Washington^ women's groups are fight Carol was fortunate in thing cpuld happen to pension as well as survi Karen Friedman of the D.C. 20036, and the ing, too. W e're no longeV that she just "happened" m e." vor's benefits il he died Pension Rights Center, Women's Legal. Defense just "taking il." to consider the pension Once it happened all the before she was actually time in West Virginia, but then it's often too late. divorced; even her law pension-splitting at now West Virginia has divorce. changed its law in the last im AID niAIMACIIS WIU FlU OVER... yer had overlooked this Most pension plans, un Manchester, Conn. valuable asset. Because like Social Security, do not Some states divide pen year to recognize a wom Clearing tonight; of her own foresight, she provide automatically lor sions; others do not. Take an's contribution to the sunny Wednesday Tuesday, March 6, 1984 was able to have a portion a former wife. Pension the extreme case of Anna marriage. As most other 30 MILLK states do. West Virginia RITE Single copy: 25 Bv Paula Schweld debate per se — finally concluded. The Planning and Zoning Com United Press International Conservatives said they resorted mission Monday night unanim to the all-night session because ously rejected two developers' CANDY WASHINGTON — Conservative Democratic leaders would not let plans to build condominiums on toVAM iaS congressmen kept the House in them bring up a school prayer part of the Cheney Great Lawn ^session all night and part of the issue for a formal debate during because it said the development BUSINESS morning today to rally support for the day. would not be an appropriate use of a constitutional amendment that "Those who oppose a constitu the land and would be incompati- T ou t would let children pray aloud in tional amendment believe the . ble with the surrounding area. CNOKtl public schools. First Amendment was created to ' One of the developers said today “I'm convinced if Americans build a wall of separation between that single-familjr homes would be New Hampshire benefactor church and state,” Rep. Robert can pray in a prison cell halfway built on the land instead. around the world, children can Walker, R-Pa., said. "That is not The commission said the plans, pray in schools," said Rep. John what the First Amendment is. which called for 18 condominiunii McCain, R-^Ariz., a Vietnam War Prayer in the public schools is part units on 4.4 a ^ e s of the lawn, of Bay State’s bottle law ^ POW who was last major speaker of the free exercise of religion." differed little from previous plans in the special session. At 7 a.m. there weresix people in submitted by Wesley C. Gryk and Standing in the well of the House, the House gallery watching the Michael B. Lynch. Those plans CONCORD, N.H. (U P l) - New show the increase in the Granite deposit law was implemented, McCain asked the few members in debate and seven House members called for 26 condominium units on Hampshire may be the benefactor State is caused by Massachusetts Schlobohm predicted New Hamp the chamber to stand as he prayed. on the floor. Rep. Barney Frank, 3.9 acres of the lawn, which is in the of a Massachusetts law designed to " consumers traveling north. Schlo- shire revenues Irom beer taxes "Our Father, we ask Your D-Mass., was in the chair, reading Cheney National Historic District. clear litter from Bay State streets, bohm said. would increase by between blessings on the efforts of millions a newspaper. The commission rejected those a study released Sunday indicates. "A ll of the gains are in the border $900,000 and $1.4 million once the of Americans throughout this On the floor. Walker spoke out plans last July for sim ilar reasons. A University of New Hampshire stores." he said. Bay State bottle bill took elfect. nation ... men and women of all against the "liberal media" for Gryk said this morning that he marketing professor said the New Hampshire and Rhode The study was commissioned by races, all colors, all creeds, united their coverage of fundamentalist and Lynch would go ahead with Granite State earned $1.17 million Island, the only two New England the New Hampshire Retail Groc in pursuit of our common goal, the religious causes. plans to build 14 single-family more in 1983 than in 1982 from beer states without bottle bills, both ers Association and other busi free acknowledgment of God in our "The Washington Post and other homes on the eight acres of the taxes, soley because ol an influx ol. showed beers sales increasing by nesses that handle beverage RITEAB schools. ... Let us go f^^vard win liberal media in this country have lawn they own "as soon as Massachusetts custotners cross about 18 percent while other New containers. this noble cause. With Your help been very discriminating about possible." ing the border to buy Beer. England states either had stagnant Schlobohm said his lollowup we shall not fail,” McCain said. what is acceptable in state prac Professor - Starr S^ilobohm, He would not specify what type or decreasing sales, Schlobohm research was done on his own D K P O SAB UI Sixty-four House members took tice and what is not," Walker said. Herak) photo by Tarquinio whose figures are based on said. of homes they would build. initiative to verify his earlier part in the session that began at The speakers took the floor monthly reports from the State "We plan to reassess the whole The 1 percent increase in dralt predictions. 1; 20 p.m. EST Monday and ended during the night hoping to win Liquor Commission, said Sunday DIAPERS thing," he said. beer sales best reflects how much New Hampshire increased its at 8:52 a.m. enough attention to force the House She’s between shelves that New Hampshire sold 5.1 of the total 1983 increase can be omu-Msonoir - Unlike the condominium plans, beer tax Iropi 18 to 30 cents per The Senate was to resume leadership to take up school million gallons, or 18 percent, single-family homes would not attributed to New Hampshire gallon last September. The state TABLETS debate on school prayer this prayer. more beer in 1983 than 1982. drinkers alone, Schlobohm said. Nicci Miller hunts for something to read The Purnell Place used bookstore is require a change of zone. Instead, would have still increased beer tax afternoon. Outside on the Capitol steps, they would need only subdivision A breakdown of figures in New In a study completed 14 months revenues by $925,000 even had the A cold drizzle fell on Capitol Hill school prayer supporters, some at Buried Under Paper Backs & Comics. profiled in today’s Focus section. England stales for the past year ago, just before the Massachusetts approval from the PZC, a matter old tax level been kept, he said. ■OTTU as the marathon talk — not a carrying leather-bound Bibles, OF IN over which the commission would held an all-night vigil. Opponents have no discretion providing the also assembled on the Capitol steps plans met subdivision Business Bidding prohibition Monday night. requirements. Leading off the marathon. House Lebanon cease-fire holds; In voting against changing the brings iower price Quake GOP leader Robert Michel said, «i land's zoning from Residence AA In Brief CLAKOL ACTIFED "P eople still want an answer to to Planned Residence Develop this very vexing problem: How can ment to permit the condominiums, CONCORD, N.H. (UPl) — The barring of a major LOVMSCARE we stop the government from Assistant counsel named commission members were un contractor from New Hampshire's road bidding rocks forbidding our children to pray in Syrian troops on high alert daunted by the threat of single HAIR COLOR TABLETS school, but also not force our Sheila Flanagan of Manchester has been process has brought aboutincreasedcompetition, and M6. 0F24 family homes on the site. promoted to assistant counsel in the legal allowed the state to do more repairs for its money. children to pray in school? That's " I don't think I can consider the question." department at Con By Paula Butturini 450 Libyan troops stationed in the doubtful about what ^ the talks those," said commission member Pike Industres of Tilton, a major highway necticut Mutual Life Tokyo The amendment remains bottled United Press International Bekaa Valley at Gemayel's would accomplish. Ronald H . Gates in mov ing to deny contractor lor the state, was prohibited from bidding up in committee in the House. The Insurance Co., disposal. "It seems ridiculous the idea the zone change requesL " I ’ve got on New Hampshire jobs after it was accused last Senate began debate Monday with Hartford. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian The Libyan troops entered Lc: that we can solve Lebanon's to consider this application. I don't summer of rigging bids on Vermont highway jobs. TOKYO (U P l) — An earthquake a plea from GOP leader Howard troops were reported on alert banon without the,government's problems in two days." said feel there's been a substantial registering 6.5 on the Richter scale Baker that colleagues avoid the She. joined Con today following Lebanon's abroga approval shortly after the Israeli Christian leader Dany Chamoun, change." John Clements, state highway commissioner, said ROOD NEWS rocked metropolitan Tokyo and "emotionalism that circles about necticut Mutual Life tion of the May 17 peace accord invasion in 1982. Gemayel had son of former President Camille At a public hearing preceding Saturday competition for state highway jobs has neighboring areas today, briefly this issue." in 1974 as a part- with Israel and Libyan leader repeatedly asked for the withdra Chamoun. "Is it a magic wand the commission's vote, more than increased this year, and prices have lowered as a DISPOSABLE disrupting land and air transporta He says backers are "v e ry close time attorney. Moammar Khadafy offered Presi wal. About 40,000 Syrian troops (Syrian President) Hafez Assad a half dozen residents spoke out result. Eleven firms are pre-qualified to bidon paving PREPARATNNIH tion. One woman died from shock, to having the two-thirds vote dent Amin Gemayel the command occupy northern Lebanon and the will wave to solve the problems of against the plans, contending that Ms. Flanagan, a contracts^ncluding firms that have not competed in police said. necessary for passage. The Senate RAZORS of Libyan troops stationed in the Bekaa. 10 years in two days?" the development would destroy a graduate of Catholic the past. Clements said. The victim was an 84-year-old leader promised plenty of time for ■Toiunn Bekaa Valley. His U.S. support eroded, Ge The Christian-led government's part of Manchester's heritage. University, has a woman in Yokohama, near Tokyo, debate, estimating it would take An undeclared cease-fire was mayel buckled under Syrian pres abrupt about-face sent political Many said a change of zone J.D. degree. She is a Bids received so far indicate the state will be able to police said. A 24-year-old Tokyo two weeks. Leadiang opponent holding after overnight sporadic sure and canceled the May 17,1983, leaders scrambling for’ new would also set a precedent for corporator of the do more work than it anticipated for the $6 million woman was slightly injured. Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., told clashes along the Green Line that troop accord that U.S. Secretary of positions. fy£thei;^evelopment of the lawn Savings Bank of available for paving. . No other majot' damages or Baker it would take until June 1 to 101. MC. divides Christian east Beirut and State George Shultz had hoped A spokesman for the right-wing and surrounding area. Manchester and a HIM OF6 personal injuries were reported, air the issue fully. A date for a final "The bottom line for New Hampshire, withouVpike, t the Moslem western half of the would lead to the withdrawal of Christian Lebanese Forces " I think it's just the first step member of the they saidr vote has not been set. is that we have had more competition than b e fo r^ n d capital, police reported. Fighting Israeli and Syrian forces from warned they were "determined to towards literally devastating the A-me r i c a n B a r A Meteorological Agency spo “ I have no desire to turn this the prices were better this year than last year " in the mountains also had Lebanon. area,"- said Gerald T. Krause, of Shei|a Flanagan Association kesman. said the epicenter of the fight the Syrians." Clements said. debate into a physical endurance subsided. 110 Forest St. quake was 250 miles below the sea contest," Baker said. "Our position is very clear," the Monte Carlo radio, monitored in Gemayel also agreed to recon spokesman, who asked not to be "M y first preferenc^e for the bed near Torishima of the Bonin President Reagan has crusaded Company President Milo Pike of Gilford, and Vice "N/' Beirut, quoted its correspondent in vene national reconciliation talks identified, said. "W e oppose abro Great Lawn is still preservation,” Firms invited to fair Islands, 625 miles south of Tokyo, for the amendment, which he was President Bruce Homer of Campton, were found Damascus as saying Syrian troops in Switzerland and to form a new said Vivian Ferguson, of 78 Forest the spokesman said. expected to praise today in' a gation because we consider it the HARTFORD — The state Department of guilty last week by a U.S. District Court jury in occupying Lebanon's eastern Be government to replace the Cabinet beginning of the Syrian handhold St. The temblor, recorded at 11:20 speech to the National Association Economic Development is looking for companies Rutland, Vt. of rigging bids on highway contracts. The SHAVE kaa Valley were placed on red that resigned Feb. 5. Prim e over Lebanon." If the land were changed to a a.m. (9:20 p.m. EST), briefly of Evangelicals meeting in Colum Cl imes took place between 1976 and the spring of 1982. WUNlMOLNini. alert "as a precautionary Minister Chefik Wazzan agreed to Moslem Druze leader Walid PRD zone, "it will only be a matter equipnTait to China's OHMIIOLJMN halted Japan National Railways' bus, Ohio. His appeals have oil-drilling industry. measure.” Gemayel's request to "suspend" Jumblatt said in Amman, Jordan, of time before the Great Lawn has During the Vermont trial, Frank L. Whitcomb, of nKItl/lOX.1111 bullet train runs serving northern triggered an outpouring of mail the caretaker Cabinet’s resigna that Gemayel's strongest opposi one condo after another, ’ ’ she said. Economic Development Commissioner John J. Alstead, president of his own construction company, cities. and calls to Congress. Describing Gemayel as a tion pending formation of a new tion group, the National Salvation "The impact is the same, re Carson skid his agency has reserved space at an testified for six days that he and Pike had meetings to Landings and takeoffs at Narita The amendment Reagan pro "b rave” man, Khadafy said in government, Beirut Radio said. Front, would delay comment until gardless of the lesser number of international trade fair and product show decide which of the two firms would submit the low and Haneda international airports posed says that the form schdol statements published by the leftist The timing of the second round of today at the earliest. The Front has units," Mrs. Ferguson said. planned in Peking where products for the bids on Vermont jobs. were also briefly suspepded while prayer takes cannot be dictated by As Safir newspaper, "w e stand reconciliation talks was not offi been demanding abrogation of the Robert A . Faucher, of 125 Spruce oil-drilling industry will be displayed. ground crews checked runways state or local authorities or today and declare to the world that cially announced, but tourist au accord since it was reached. St., said he doubted that Gryk and He said a half-dozen companies so far have Most highway jobs in Vermont were being done by and fuel pipelines for possible teachers. the Libyan people will offer the thorities in Switzerland said they But pruze Radio called Ge- Lynch would build the single shown interest in participating in theshow, which either Whitcomb and Pike when they were named in RITE A W damage. Air service resumed New Right supporters of school the bidrigging operation. Lebanese people everything it had been asked to bobk hotel space mayel's decision "a real victory" family homes because the homes is scheduled Aug. l-io. shortly afterward, airport spokes prayer want teachers to be permit 6 5 in Lausanne for Friday’ through needs to pursue the struggle for the Moslem opposition, which would detract from their own ■ Pike and Homer, who are each free on $10,000 men said. ted to lead the prayers, rather than Carson said many of the restrictions on U.S. appearance bonds, are scheduled for sentencing April ' RltEAlD ENVELOPES against Israel." Monday. has been demanding a greater property values. Both Gryk and The quake ranked second in having individual students recite Some of Lebanon's factions were imports to China have been eased in the pas^year, 13. M OVUI-IOXOflN'’^ magnitude for the year. A 7.4 Khadafy offered to place about share of power. Lynch own homes abutting the AIR OOMBMBShOXOFM whatever they want. lawn. and Connecticut firms now export about $100 quake hit the Tokyo area Jan. 1. N®w Hampshire has been accepting bids from Bipa million worth of goods to China annually. The largest quake to hit Tokyo in "Simply, this is a threat," Whitcomb since prosecutors asked the state to take FRESHENER recent history was the Great Kanto Faucher told the PZC. "The odds into consideration Whitcomb's cooperation with the ww fiiin Business owners join together Earthquake of 1923. The 8.3- are in your favor." federal authorities. Clements said. row magnitude tremor demolished a Like most residents who spoke, Named vice president Faucher said he opposed any The commissioner said a decision on further action e third of Tokyo and niost of ' « M t CNOKI development of the lawn. HARTFORD — Peter J. Klein has been concerning Pike will be made after he hears the '"Ir..,!,."-' Yokahama, killing more than "Not only does the history of promoted to vice president at Connecticut decision of the Federal Highway Administration on 140,000 people. Plans quashed for ‘encounter' studio Manchester lie in the Cheney National Bank. As a member of the Specialized federal road construction and paving funds. Industries Department, he is responsible for a • IT- District, so does its future," he portfolio of communications, utility, and finance Bv Kathy Garmus studio" at 248 Broad St., nextto the Dodson said that rental agent businesses in the area are largely said. companies. Herald Reporter Tacorral Mexican restaurant. Chris Dallas, of Dallas Real Estate family-owned and family- However, Gryk said that he and ROBERT J . SMITH, Inc. Inside Today Town Zoning Enforcement Of of East Hartford, was told that the oriented, he said. Lynch had'‘done nothing to block Klein joined the bank in 1980 as a planning Plans for an "encounter studio” ficer Thomas R. O’Marra said that store would be a flea market. "These people are concerned preservation of the lawn and 20 pooM, 2 tectloni officer before becoming assistant viebjiresident on Broad Street have been quashed applicant Roy E. Manis described' about the neighborhood, " he said. cooperated with a short-lived drive in the Specialized Lending DepartmenK He is a MSUMNSNTHS SMGE by a group of.lfearby business the business, which w tw «Lhave Dodson said the landlord was he "1 don’t want that kind of stuff last summer to raise money to representStiye of the bank on the Governor’s Advice ...... owners and the landlord of the been known as the House of was within his legal right to lock RITE AID p h a r m a c i e s Area...... going in here." purebase their portion of the lawn. High Tech Cimneii. 1914 building, who has. locked the Paradise, as a place where custo Manis out of the building, Dodson ENFIELD Buslnei 1 ...... Gryk said that many people who Klein eameil a bachelor of science degree from EAST HARTFORD Cloitlfled...... studio’s wbuld-be operator out of mers could buy time to talk with said. The door was padlocked on Waddell School is within 1,000 signed a petition calling for preser the RochesterVJnstitute of Technology and a •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH; 745-4121 CO m lct...... the building. women. Sunday, he said. feet of the site and children often vation of the lawn failed to •271 ELLINGTON RD. Entertainment. master of s c i^ c e and master of business Perry Dodson, owner of P erry’s “ He felt as though he should walk past the building on their way contribute money to the drive. MANCHESTER Lottery...... administration degree from the University of 649-5241 PHARMACY PH: 528-61151 I Automotive Supply Inc., at 244 But Dodson said the neighboring know what’s going on in the "Ninety-nine out of a 100 •361 MAIN STREET-PHARM ACY PH: 649-9110 Obituaries...... to and from school, Dodson said. Connecticut. Opinion...... Bfoad St., said this morning that business owners thought building," Dodson said. Dodson said he hoped the lockout wouldn't give a cent,” he said. He resides with his fam ily in Bolton. 65 E. Cantor StrMt Peopletolk .... business owners in the area were otherwise. Dallas could not be reached for would signal the end of the plans But Mrs. Ferguson attributed ManchMtor. Cl. Sports...... outraged to learn that a certificate "D o you think w e’re stupid?” he comment. for the studio. the failure of the drive to misun Television...... of zoning compliance had been asked. “That may make it in Dodson said the location was not Weather...... " I don’t think we'll see another derstanding over what portion of issued Friday to an Atlanta, Ga., Atlanta, Ga., but it’s not going to the place for what he thought massage parlor in Manchester," man to operate an “ encounter make it around here." would be a massage parlor. The he said. Please turn to page 10