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Has 5-cup measured shatter 16.99 25% OFF Has high-low speed control. Whclesale prices keep steady pace resistant ‘Power Pitcher' plus •Clients under 10 years old must have convenient 'Pulse Blend.’ #BL590 Dual filler system. #E-4 ■Sea Clark lo r datalla. written parental consent. ‘ 8t<« clerk lor dotalli. for any month since April 1980 and choose to do it and this year they percent decline. fruits and vegetables, he said. in nearly 3.400 kinds of goods sold •No ear piercing for children under 3 WASHINGTON (U P I) - Whole i„ v..,ik month to month . The day on a clear sign that there is very little raised prices slightly more th.nn sale prices started out 1985 without Far from being unusual, the Food prices also helped the index •Choice of goldtone, sllvertone, by dropping 0.6 percent in Janu which prices were captured for the upward pre.s.surc on prices threa usual. Oui Rrq Pnr.cfi an increase, remaining the same in price stability has become more Economist Donald Ratajezak of the rule than the exception tor the ary. Over the past 12 months they February report was Tuesday. tened for the next several months CLEARANCE! 20% OFF AND MORE ) simuiated pearl or diamond studa. January as in December despite Georgia Slate University predicts CROSS Pons amt INm Sots Producer Price Index that has have gone up only 0.7 percent. The price changes do not directly at least. Mg-.ipcreases in the cost of autos 1985 will see an even lower inflation stayed the same or declined in Eggs, chicken, beef, fish and affect the consumer but the trends The only negative aspect to the and cigarettes, the Labor Depart latest price report was an unusu rate at wholesale than 1984’s 1.8 I S . 2 5 to 4 8 . 7 5 IMr.LMtoltoSW ALL ELECTRIC HEATERS CHOICE OP seven of the past 12 months. candy all carried lower wholesale at wholesale levels determine the 8.88 STUDStNCLUtMED ment safd today. percent. f ChootoftomlusW)u«chrom*,ltMMv« The price pressure on produce, prices during the month. general trends in retail later. ally fast acceleration — 0.6 percent Famoua Brando Inoluda aediaon Energy prices for dealers The biggest positive factor con ctaMrtc 1 ^ In « v«l«y of harKtoonw tty^ resulting from last month’s freeze The January Producer Price Gasoline prices were down 2.7 — • in the broad category of • Patton • Tltari • Toaatmaotar dropped a substantial amount, everything ' except food and tinues to be energy prices. Their offsetting January's 2.2 percent in Florida’s citrus belt, will show Index for finished goods is 292,7. percent, compared to only a 0.3 5 Net a« Heme W aMraw ne raM«lMK*a. & equivalent to a cost of $2,927 for percent decline in previous month. energy. Until now this index did not decline is showing up not only in 4 at»a rewi*c*uCiA*to* I increase in car prices and 4 up in the February report, " if it gasoline and fuel oil but in a wide shows up at all," a department goods that cost business $1,000 in Fuel oil cost 2.3 percent less, climb more than 0.3 percent in any percent Jump in the cost of tobacco month since last March, the range of oil-based products from analyst said. 1967. another exceptionally large de ! 1 I products. textiles to plastics. Lost supplies of orange juice In 1984 the index went up only 1.8 cline for one month. Natural gas department said. There actually was a tiny decline The department revised the CLEARANCE! 40% OFF ' concentrate have largely been percent with a 0,2 percent increase was 1.8 percent cheaper. But analysts said January is a in the index, which was rounded off index for several months of last made up by Brazil while Mexico in December. Raw materials prices dropped month in which companies that to zero. Butif turned into an annual year in the January report. has shipped a lot of additional The index measures the changes 2.2 percent in January, the most rai.se their prices only once a year ALLFIREPLACEACCE880EIE8 rate, it would be magnified to 0.4 • Fln»pia6a8oraana aPiraBata « Log l%ie CMna Olmiarwara Hoopa a Wood Baakata and moral tMMNiioaSeivica for Four EKawptaa: UNiSONICS-CMgit Solar Lawrence seeks |nbitok,rvt>y or floral bonds | p A f f •QlassDoofScreenaong.*w.M»m.M ...... a3.S2aoO.SZ eo OO an OO Memory Calculator wflhogloofflJiWDOldWmf I ■ Has full function maraDry, % ksy, 4 ^ 9 7 1 Atrii^ekKiiintlitoloi»MWng! •Ld(fCwt.OrH|V92.M ...... ,. 1 9 .7 2 DiiianamaLeganMlneludadlnaala.8Mraaloehoftly;nMalitlyita squars root key and case. Never district change •S4to. CompfotorSol, asg. 4».M m M atone, rtoialnebaelm.‘ MermaWaw marMaema Ukart. needs batteries. Model #LC288. - tion, Lawrence argued at the time. Bv Kathy Garmus In December, district residents Herald Reporter voted 94 to41 in favor of purchasing r . the land for $85,000 in a second vote A businessman who has been a m . that was made necessary by a vocal critic of plans by the Eighth Planning and Zoning Commission Utilities District to build a fire recommendation against the I c f t o N ^ house next to his office in Buckland purchase. F K oaaa 'tV " has asked Manchester legislators Although district voters sus COSMO Trim Style to introduce a bill that would give B B O B B B pended their rules to allow Law him and other non-resident tax Switchable Phone B B B B B B a£"- rence to speak at the two meetings, payers of the district the right to CaMorReg— ...... 29.99 a B a B B a ., he was not allowed to vote because Caldor Sate...... 21.99 vote at district meetings. Architect Richard S. Lawrence, he is not a district resident. Canon ’Now Suroahot’ Auto- Mir. Rsbato ...... 8.00* Lawrence said in his letter to 30% OFF Bonua Rebate...... 5.00* who has an office at L075 Tolland Turnpike, has also suggested the Zinsser — which was also gent to Focus Motorized Camera AFTER_ 4 4 A Q MancheateFa other two legislafdrr ^ ALLHf iOLD FLOOR MATS CASIO 1 legislation give district voters the _ Hotoutofllmiooclpluamolwiiwlfilm •Sf: ^ (MMAyai..... — that his proposal had gained E Wind and oHirlnd. H foottiros a $129 Printingi , opportunity to reduce the size of E 3e49to eBB Our Reg. 4.89 to 10.99 Worke on Touch Tone* and support from other non-resident Hog. f I MogiwnmedaioetfDmagneticshutWr. Rotary services. Great for Features full function memory, % the district. ifls ia r Choose from I4)i24& l8x30* oocoa floor mats or "N ever has the time been more taxpayers, property owners and X ^ indudw a handy carrying com. MCI* or Sprint.* Fufly key. square root end Index key. businesspeople in the district. 19x24 & 18x30* Oteflnflbermetsfor both indoor modular with an auto redial. or appropriate for this legislation,” Mid outckxvutto. Choice of ftyteeirteseortedoolore.' Lawrence said in a Feb. 5 letter to “ For anyone to voice opposition Herald phDtD by TarquIniD K '^"aifisagKsaa^ ’ ^ofaiklardeWla. JTLaWMW to this legislation would be un- state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- '■y -r- Manchester. "This legislation will American, un-democratic and a Taking a break '*ftoper(3-AoHPeck).2.49 promote a basic principle of the true indication of a desire to silence the voice of those who pay American democratic process — of Leaf. Stem and Root; Denise Roberts, advertising the lion’s share of the District’s Downtown merchants weary from a week of preparing that there not be taxation without B budget," he said in his letter. sales representative for the Manchester Herald; Fred representation.” for this weekends Washington’s Birthday Sales rest Zinsser was unavailable for "George Washington" Nassiff, owner of Nassiff Sports; The proposal would apply only to around the piano at the Greater Manchester Chamber of comment. l i . those who have property assessed Com m erce mansion on Hartford Road. From left they are Bernard Apter, owner of Regal Men's Shop; Tom Marvin, Rep. James R. McCavanagh, at $1,000 or more. Neither district owner of Marvin’s of Manchester;■^and Mike Filomeno, D-Manchester, said he would not Tina Zinchuck, manager of Michaels Jewelers: Al President Walter H. Joyner nor propose such legislation unless the Coelho, owner of Personal Tee; Donna Strattman, owner owner of Fairway. The sales kick off Saturday. L,awrence could be reached for IS ' HOFFMAN Eighth District Board of Directors comment today. asked him to. SaadStartarKH During the district’s efforts last “ I have no intention of proposing Number 3 for Humana fall to purchase land at 1083 any legislation like that." he said. Tolland Turnpike on which to build 3e44n«B.4^79 • “ I have no desire to get involved in a firehouse, Lawrence repeatedly 72calto with saecketarteraoU mbt. that.” \V Sturdy reusable plasttc tray wUh CH ARMOLOW Twin « f filer criticized the proposal as an Democratic Town Chairman Louisville man to get artificial heart A\, channels for uniform watering. expensive way to provide fire Theodore Cummings said he sup protection for the Buckland area. ‘A ’ V RamriiC^HOMOrfii ported the legislation proposed by The site is near a town-owned fire Bv Thomas J. Sheeran surgical treatment for this type of Park. He has been married 32 «.■> raiavas L,awrence as a matter of fairness. ^ 6 6 . station around which the district’s United Press International W illiam Schroeder end-stage heart disease.” years and has three adult-age ___ _ _ - » i d Residents should be able to get out DeVries and his colleagues at children and four grandchildren. OVER .. Wiefcar Fern Stand ______^Ude;ineva«;i«d O u r f ^ volunteer fire department — and BUY 6 High Grade or 6 Standard of the district if they want to, he has 53rd birthday Audubun's^Humana Heart Insti Schroeder, a Jasper, Ind., resi f . S S f t bottom aRdf. M od e 4S36X - a s t J f not the one paid by the town — has LOUISVILLE, Ky. - A 58-year- said, adding that he is not aware of dent who has been married 33 ~'r--, ...... :: ■- ...... • • ■ r Grade Tapes; Receive 1 Equivalent the legal right to provide fire old Louisville man suffering from tute interviewed Haydon about a 3.971» •-‘■'••V ■ ^ISelkSaa^urMeRl-JfSi^to'^kwSB UfMattoRkdeeSia any move by businesses or resi — see page 5 years, also is a grandfather and the .8t«nds26*hH^; has 10* basket flW HM nB -SAEII Grade Tape FREE from JVC* protection. chronic heart failure will receive possible implant before his admi.s- dents to leave it. - common family background with on ti^)pd base. Naturalorwalnut “ '. FilKFSPEp.fllEv 19*18. » S „------District voters were not pro the world’s third permanent artifi sion on Wedne.sday. ^ m 4> m 3»Way Exorcise *!> vided with enough information to cial heart Sunday, Humana Hospi heart disea.se since 1981 and has "H e has since undergone addi Haydon reflects a key guideline for Casafttefap#' vote on the land-purchase ques Please turn to page 8 tal Audubon announced today. been treated with medications, tional testing and was approved by selecting a mechanical heart pa "VAi' V? the hospital's evaluation commit tient — a stable personal life and . Our ftoa. 148.99 ...... ^ 9 i Dr. William C. DeVries, who which are now ineffective." s m m performed the first two implants, DeVries performed the first tee" Thursday, when Schroeder family support. uMiMtolfwiWytoWtolWitoiem • P •iTANOARO OflADS, R ^ »A «\ . T:i M j, will implant the plastic and metal implant in 1982 on Dr. Barney celebrated a Valentine's Day 53rd Humana Inc., the for-profit firm Button that overcoat! Clark, a Seattle-arca dentist who birthday, DeVries said. that runs Audubon and more than OTM dlBtanoo meter. Haaa wfdo^coinfortaDie Jarvik-7 heart in Murray P. SANVO - '-f': iCi, •H IG H G R AD E , Reg, 11.W .. Haydon, who will join Bill survived 112 days, and the second Haydon is a retired a.ssembly 90 other hospitals nationwide, has eedde. Q r» « kkw lOr phyaloal fitnese bufTef A^ewi JktoMttoaw jSadtoltHL . .- - Schroeder as the hospital's artifi last Nov. 25 on Schroeder. who is line worker from the Ford Motor pledged to finance up to 100 Flu cases on the rise cial heart patients. listed in satisfactory condition at Co. truck plant in Louisville and implants and promised to share “ Haydon has chronic congestive Audubon but has never left the previously worked as a barber. any medical knowledge gained v'ViiifllvlIPR:. 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2 - MANC HF.SVKH lIK K M .l). Kiidiiv. K. h 15. l»tH5 All eyes on Chernenko Homeowners claim Soviet-watchers await speciai speech assessments high In Moscow, the regular Politburo As examples of what he consid Nuclear War, based in Boston. "It was Bv Alex GIrelM Soviet officials have confirmed that meeting was canceled or postponed ers inequities in the assessments. By John lams planned ahead that he would not go to Herald Reporter Chernenko is ill and one reported "he is Thursday without explanation. But Lavoie said a six-room cape on United Press International the Philadelphia or Boston stops." Bramblebush Road with 1,400 in the countryside," indicating that he Western diplomats quickly pointed out Three owners of Bramblebush Chernenko is believed to suffer from square feet of space, no garage and MOSCOW — The mystery surround might be in a private clinic or that two meetings in December and one Road houses have appealed their m- recuperating at his dacha, or country emphysema and unconfirmed reports no family room is assessed at ing the health of President Konstantin have said he suffered a stroke, was in January were also skipped without assessments to the Board of Tax Chernenko may be resolved a week house. official comment. Also, many $37,500. stricken by pneumonia or had a heart Review, claiming the asses.sments In comparison, he said, a four- from today when the 73-year old Soviet members arc in their constituencies as are high in comparison to tho.se of A report from the United States said attack. bedroom colonial on Debbie Drive leader is scheduled to dojiver a election day nears. nearby houses on Debbie Drive. Thursday that Dr. Evgeny Chazov, with 1,900 square feet and a traditional election speech. West Germany’s Bonner Rundschau known to Westerners in Moscow as The latest round of rumor and One of the homeowners. Mat two-car garage is assessed at As general secretary of the Commu newspaper reported Thursday; "Cher "physician to the Politburo," cut short speculation is similar to stories which thew Lavoie of 61 Bramblebush nist Party, Chernenko is expected to nenko has a chronic lung emphysema $38,500. The llling Junior High School band primes the crowd at Manchester High School Thursday night. a U.S. speaking tour to return to surfaced last summer when Chernenko Road, said this morning there are a Lavoie said the houses on Debbie give the final speech next Friday in the that cannot be cured.” The paper Moscow, presumably to treat his ailing was away from the Kremlin for six number of other homeowners Drive are larger and on wooded campaign for the Feb. 24 elections to indicated the report was based on Kremlin bo.ss. weeks, an absence attributed by Soviet .along the street who feel their lots, farther from the traffic of the Supreme Soviet of the Russian information reaching the West German A tour spokesman, however, said officials to a prolonged holiday. assessments are too high in Hillstown Road. Republic. government from Moscow, Chazov’s departure had been planned comparison to others in the neigh The Hempsteads’ property at 52 Band night draws 300 Chernenko last appeared seven Chernenko, however, returned to "Doctors give the most powerful borhood, particularly Debbie Bramblebush Road is assessed at weeks ago then abruptly dropped from weeks in advance. work in September in apparent good man in the Kremlin, who has not been Drive. Bramblebush Road, off $44,860. The owners argued that public view. His disappearance, for the " I f you're looking for a Chernenko seen in public for some time, only health and carried out his duties until KONSTANTIN CHERNENKO Hillstown Road, is just northwest the lot is assessed for $10,500 while By Bill Yingling the musical extravaganza. second time in four months, touched off angle, it’s pretty feeble," said Conn Dec. 27 when he appeared on national Under the coordination of Larry Allen, 'three to four weeks,"’ the newspaper . . . ill health spurs rumors of Debbie Drive. Both are new comparable lots elsewhere in the Herald Reporter a tide of conflicting rumors that has Nugent, director of the International music director of the Glastonbury public said television. .developments and Bramblebush neighborhood are assessed for swollen with each passing day. Physicians for the Prevention of schools, the tri-school band opened its set Road is the newer of them. $8,500 or $9,000. It could have been a professional symphony orchestra as far as the audience with a mellifluous arrangement called Lavoie appeared before the tax The Pedemonti property at 89 Bramblebush Road is assessed at was concerned. "Variation Overture,” review board on Monday, and the For its second selection the band played a $46,300. Nearly 200 student musicians from three Weather •other two homeowners appeared medley of tunes, called "Rhapsody of The appeals are under the school bunds combined their talents Thurs Peopletalk , before the board Thursday night. Reruns," consisting of the catchy themes to day night at Manchester High School to put • They are Maylord and Linda consideration the board. It is on a rousing hour-and-a-half prcformance. popular television shows now in syndica Today’s forecast ! Hempstead of 52 Bramblebush scheduled to meet again Tuesday The llling Junior High School Concert tion, including "The Addams Fam ily,” . Road and Donald R. Fedemonti of from 7 to 8 p.m. in the office of the Connecticut, Massachusetts Band, directed by Bridget Gilchrist, “Giiligan’s Island," "Allred Hitchcock ; 89 Bramblebush Road. tax assessor at the Municipal and Rhode Island: Partly cloudy primed the audience of about 300 with three Presents" and "MASH,” Lavoie, whose house and land Building. today. High temperature in the selections, "Dance of the Inner Spirits, The band finished with an arrangement of are assessed for $44,500, says the The board is also considering an 30s. Partly cloudy tonight. Low "O ver the Rainbow” and "Odyssey. George M. Cohan melodics called "Spirit of assessment should be dropped by appeal from Main Street merchant 10 to 20. Saturday mostly sunny. Next, director Marilyn Lillibridge led the Am erica." $6,000 or $7,000 based on his George Marlow, who said as.sess- High 25 to 35. Bennet Junior High School Concert Band The audience appeared thrilled by the comparison with houses on Debbie ments on two downtown buildings through its set, which began with "Concert preformance, which was sponsored by the Maine, New Hampshire: Flur , Drive. are too high. Preamble. " and was followt^ by an Manchester Friends of Music, a group that ries likely north and variable arrangement called ‘‘Dixieland supports town bunds. 5 cloudiness with a chance of I think they did fabulous," said Bob 5 Maker meets m Spactaculur." flurries south today. Highs 33 to Moore, whose granddaughter, Kellee Wil ^ J Meeting with union The Bennet band concluded with a his master 40. Scattered flurries north and selection of John Philip Sousa tunes called cox, plays trombone in the llling bund. Theodor S. Geisel meets clearing south tonight. Lows in "Sounds of Sousa,” during which members "I think that they were excellent,” said up with his infamous the upper single numbers and of the horn section lined up acro.ss the front his wife, Shirley Moore. "And for being mischief-maker, the Cat teens. P artly sunny with a may avoid arbitration of the MHS stage to blast out a finale. together for such a short time I think they in the Hat, during a visit to chance of flurries north and The Manchester High School Concert played so well.” Toy Fair in New York mostly sunny south Saturday. A meeting between Assistant to the administration, and the Bund, directed by Kurt Eckhardt. con The bands had only practiced together Thursday. Dr. Scuss’s 44 Highs in the 20s north to low er 30s Town Manager Steven Werbner union’s insistence on a fifth week of cluded individual band performances with once before Thursday night's performance. children's books have south. and representatives of the town vacation for police officers with a set of three arrangements — "A Festival Nonetheless, guest-conductor Allen been translated into police union has been tentatively more than 20 years' service. Prelude," "Three Choral Preludes," and a deemed their sound as finely tuned as their nearly 20 languages and Vermont: Considerable cloud set for Feb. 22 to discuss the Union representatives have said swinging number called “ Original Dixie instruments. sold more than 100 million iness today and tonight with Clouds get In the way impasse over a police contract. the union may withdraw a pending land Concerto." “ I think they were wonderful, outstand copies worldwide. occasional flurries. Highs today Werbner said Thursday the grievance over compensatory The MHS finale included a Dixieland ing,” Wilcox said. " I think they should Today: partly cloudy. High in the mid 30s. Wind southwest 10 to 15 25 to 35. Lows tonight around 10. session will be held in a last tirhe off provisions in the process of combo which featured Ron Brinks on the never stop this tradition." Intervals of clouds and sun mph. Tonight: partly cloudy and cold. Low 10 to 15. Wind light west. attempt to avoid binding arbitra the new negotiations. tuba, Chris Huestis on trombone. Sherry Kristen Knikas, an eighth-grade saxa- UPl photo Saturday. Highs 20 to 25. Saturday: mostly sunny ahd cold. High 25 to 30. Today's weather tion. Edward Tighe, president of Tighe said Thursday there Veal on tenor sax, Jeff Beauregard on phone player for llling, said that getting the picture was drawn by Dawn Harris, 9, of 30 Edmund St., a fourth the union, agreed that it would be seems to be no point in discussing drums, Larry Smith on trumpet and Angela two bands organized for the performance Extended outlook grader at Verplack School. desirable to avoid binding arbri- again issues that the two sides Prelesnik on clarinet. was difficult. Herald photos by Pinto tration if possible. agreed on before negotiations Afterward, members of the Bennet and But she said the mo.st difficult part of the KATHI CINE Extended outlook for New i ■■ Members of the union voted Feb. reached an impasse over exam llling bands joined the high school musi show was "just getting up and England Sunday through 7 to reject recommendations of a results and vacation. cians on stage for a 200-piece conclusion to perfurming." Friends of Music president Tuesday: fact-finder and thus set in motion If the case does go to binding arbitration, the town and union can Connecticut, Massachusetts the machinery for binding arbitra tion under the direction of the State renegotiate, in the presence of F and Rhode Island: Partly cloudy three arbitrators, all of the con Board of Mediation and F Sunday. Fair Monday. Chance of tract issues. Conservation panel to study mall plan Arbitration. showers or flurries Tuesday. Issues likely to be discussed at About 80 police officers are High temperatures in the 30s. members voted Thursday night to when the plans came before a Quote of the day The honorable Oscar the Feb. 22 meeting are the town’s represented by the union. Local A New York developer’s plans to features that we think are pleasing request that the town's planning public hearing. Jimmy Stewart won an Academy Award in 1940 Overnight lows in the teens to insistence that results of manda 1495, Council 15. American Federa build a mammoth shopping mall from an aesthetic point of view ” . Richard Perle, an assistant secretary of director refer plans for all major Glaeser said he thought it was for "The Philadelphia Story" but still is thrilled mid 20s. tory physical examinations of tion of State County and Municipal and office-industrial-hotel com Glaeser also said he thought an old defense, lamenting that the term "Star Wars” — developments in Manchester to the the first time a planning director about getting a special Oscar this year at the police officers be rnade available Employees. ' plex on 265 acres in Buckland will mine was located on the property. used by Americans and Soviets alike — to Vermont: Chance of light snow Conservation Commission for had voluntarily brought such plans describe the administration's Strategic Defense March 25 ceremony. come under t,he ^cru.tlny of tfie Sunday and again Tuesday, fair Since plans announced by devel comments before the plans go to to the Conservation Commission. Initiative implies something other than what it "When the academy called and told me; it Monday. Highs in the 20s. Lows 'Cohservatibri Commission. < oper John Finguerra are in the zoning authorities. "We would like to do that on a E E threw me right on my face," Stewart said. "It was Commission Chairman Arthur really is; 10 to 20. Director of Planning Mark Pelle so much of a surprise. I think it is a very great Manchester In Brief Glacser said today that commis preliminary stages. Glaeser said regular basis.” he said. “ It's a serious problem, this semantic infiltra grini recently brought plans for a honor and a very exciting thing." New Hampshire, Maine: A sion members will survey the site the commission’s recommenda Pellegrini could not be reached tion if you will." 90,000-squarc-foot shopping center The Oscar is for the contributions Stewart, 76, chance of flurries in the north Cable TV plans a switch of the proposed development to tions could have some influence for comment today. on Tolland Turnpike before the has made to entertainment during his 70-movie, and chance of showers or flurries determine what, if any, natural over how the site is eventually Cox Cable-Greater Hartford, which provides cable television commission. The commission Since the C'on.servalion Commis ,50-year career. "This honor means a great deal to south Sunday and again Tues features .should be preserved, developed. The 265-acre tract is service in Manchester, is planning to add one program channel to made suggestions which were sion is an advisory body, any me at this stage of the game,” he said. In 1983 he day. F air Monday. Highs in the Glueser said the group would north of fnterstate 84 and just east Now you know its basic lineup and to move the cable channel numbers ol lour of Buckland Street. taken into consideration by the suggestions it makes on develop received the American Film Institute's Life 20s north to low er 30s south. Lows look at streams, rock formations, In a related matter, commission Planning and Zoning Commi.ssion ment plans are not binding. Americans spend about $5.5 million daily for Achievement Award, and also was presented by in the single numbers and teens. broadcast stations. wooded areas — "any natural President Reagan with one of the year's six Effective March 1, Nashville Network, a country music B B auto repairs that arc unnecessary, faulty, or downright fraudulent. Kennedy Center honors. channel, will be added to the Cox system as Cable Channel 2. The Across the nation new channel will be part of the basic service, at no extra charge, Satellite view said Sebastian Liiltro, general manager of the cable TV firm. Town satisfied on fees Fire Calls Snow showers will be scattered Also effective March 1, four broadcast stations will be assigned All questions about the tees the iieiii left to be resolved from the across the Great Lakes, the Ohio Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows new cable numbers; Board of Education charges for meeting is how to handle the work Tuesday, 5:16 p.m. — water call, basement, 41 N. Main St., apart valley, the northern Appalach widespread cloudiness along the East Coast with rain producing • WEDH in Hartford, Channel 24, Connecticut Public town use of school facilities have the Park Department has been 110 Batson Drive (Eighth ment 17 (Eighth District). ian Mountains and northern New clouds along the Southeast coast. Rain producing clouds can also be Television, will be Cable Channel 7. been answered to the town’s doing for the Board of Education District). Tuesday, 10:23 p.m. — flooded England. Rain showers will be seen over the lower Mississippi Valley and along the coast of Oregon • W V IT in New Britain. Channel 30. an NBC affiliate, will be for several years free of charge. parking lot, 153 Main St. (Eighth satisfaction. Assistant Town Man Tuesday, from 5:53 p.m to 10 scattered along the north Pacific Cable Channel 4. Werbner said that all officials at District). and Washington. Widespread cloudiness is visible from the Pacific ager Steven Werbner said today, p.m. — 12 water calls due to coast and Florida. Widely scat • WGGB in Springfield. Mass.. Channel 40, an ABC affiliate, the meeting agreed that if the town Wednesday, 12:16 a.m. — medi Northwest into the northern Plains. Snow producing clouds aredimly Representatives of the Parks flooding throughout the south end tered snow showers will fall will be Cable Channel 24. does work for the Board of cal cull, 1146 Main St. (Town, visible around the Great Lakes. High clouds can be seen across and Recreation departments and of town (Tow n). across the northern intermoun • WGBY in Springfield, Mass.. Channel ,57, a public television Education it should charge for it. Paramedics). California. town officials met Jan. 31 to tain region with rainshowers in Park Department Superintend Tuesday, 7:37 p.m. — water in Wednesday. 10:32 a.m. — medi station, will be Cable Channel 30. discuss the fees with the Board of the lower elevations. Partly to " Whal w e’ re doing is trying to create a more favorable position ent Robert Harrison reported to basement, 92 Columbus St. cal call, '22 St. James St. (Town, -40.J* 3 0 M Education. The Recreation De ISV the Park and Recreation Commis (Eighth District). Paramedics). mostly sunny skies will dominate SEATTLE for our local broadcast channels." Listro said. partment questioned at that time the remainder of the nation. It sion Wednesday that his staff Tuesday. 8; 17 p.m. — wires Wednesday, 5:59 p.m. — medical t some of the rates charged for the cull. South Adams and Olcott -MINNEAPOLIS'S prepares about 50 town ball fields down. Bell Street (Town). will be windy across the northern Man faces several charges use of the school buildings and for use by the school softball and Tuesday, 9:20 p.m. — water In Street (Town, Paramedics). Rockies and the northwest pools. Plains. Highs will be in the teens ^NCW YORK A Manchester man was being held at the Morgan Street jail in baseball teams every spring. and 20s from the northern Plains Hartford today following his arrest Thursday by Manchester he fees for a three-month period Harrison is now compiling a list across the mid-Mississippi val s y i police on burglary, larceny and weapon's charges. amount to more than $4,000, of the cost for doing the work, according to Recreation Director Werbner said that once the list is ley into the Ohio valley and the Martin Wright. 19, whose last known address was 51 Purnell Scott Sprague. complete it will be submitted to the Great Lakes. Temperatures will Place, was charged with crim inal posse.ssion of a revolver, two *ATLANTA Werbner said today that the only Board of Education. reach the 60s from northern counts of third-degree burglary, third-degree larceny, fourtli- (•30.24 California across much of New LOWEST degree larceny and second-degree criminal mischief. ALL WINTER TEMPCIIATURCS Mexico, Texas and southern He was presented in Manchester Superior Court Thursday 4oJSiP NSW \ Florida. Readings will warm ORLEANS where his case was continued until Feb. 28, a court spokeswoman into the 70s and 80s across ~L€GfND~ said today. He was being held on bonds totaling $9,000, she said. central and southern California, The weapons charge stemmed from an incident last month in BRAKE FASHIONS southern Nevada and portions of which a Birch Street resident reported that Wright had brought a STOP Arizona. I ; ; ; jsHowiAt’ x rLMi weapon into his home, police said. Um WEATM» FOTOCAST Police applied for a warrant on the weapons charge after BRAKE CENTERS, INC. SPECIALS discovering that Wright had a criminal record, police said. High and low National forecast Some of the burglary and larceny charges stemmed from a November burglary at the Ostrinsky Scrapdealershipon Parker The highest temperature re For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. pTilKiq early S aturday ; Street in which watches, tools, a citizen's band radio and a scale WITH STATI-OPTHE-Airr BRAKE SIRVICll ported Thursday by the National B U Y 1 Weather Service, excluding morning fair weather is forecast across the country! Minimum were taken, police said. ' temperatures will include (maximum temperatures in parenthesis): m o o t Alaska and Hawaii, was 90 degrees mtmrn Atlanta 22(52), Boston 17(32), Chicago 10(30), Cleveland 5(26), DRUMBRAKBS (at our already marked- at Los Angeles, Calif. Today's low MSCBRAKIS .UPl Photo was 28 degrees below zero at Dallas 33(58), Denver 24(57), Duluth 9(30), Houston 31(58), down price) Warroad, Minn. 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Ft-b 15. 1985 Reporter’s return Stockman’s mom Baby adoption scam V.S./World In Brief brings 5 indictments Factory production up in January spurs hope for been numerous similar cases in at differs with son Bv United Press Internatlanal WASHINGTON — Factory production rose another 0.4 percent least 40 states, and we believe in January, a modest overall increase — despite a big jump in A 15-month federal probe that those 40 states would have more or auto production — similar to that in November and December, release of others covered 40 states, produced indict less the same numbers as in the Federal Reserve said today. on farm probiem ments of five people in an alleged Utah.” „ _ The production index has been weak since July. with its biggest Bv David Zenion his captors were “ careless,” by adoption scam involving scores of Last March a Justice Depart jump a 0.5 percent gain in December, half the acceleration ol United Press international freeing himself from chains and thought about quitting farming. ^ W . Mexican babies never delivered to ment official said the government June. climbing to the ground on three By Sonia Hlllgren seized records indicating over 300 United Press International “ We’ve had an abundance of the American couples who paid for The resumption of full production in auto plants look the annual DAMASCUS, Syria - U.S. jour- blankets tied together. crops and we’re just not getting them. people in 36 states may have been assembly rat« up more than 6 percent, to 8.6 million units from nali.st Jeremy Levin, who escaped Trembling with excitement and bilked during the previous four often breaking into tears, the WASHINGTON - David Stock- any money at all for our crops,” The saiteme first came to light in December’s 8.1 million units. Without auto production included after being held in chains nearly a years by two tnen and a woman weary journalist said he had been man's mother took him to the .she said. “ When 1 looked at our late 1983 when Police Chief John the January improvement would have been 0.1 percent to 0.2 year by Moslem kidnappers in who offered Mexican orphans for kept alone since his abduction last woodshed, saying he's wrong to books last week and found out how Grubb of Chase, Kans., a one-rnan percent less, a Fed economist said. Lebanon, was handed over to U.S, fees up to $10,000 but never March 7 from mostly Moslem west think American farmers only want much money we lost, 1 was awed. police force, started investigating Other durable goods production, particularly in defense and officials today and flew to West Beirut. He said he never saw four a federal bail-out and he doesn’t But. you know, we’ve chosen this complaints by a local couple. His delivered. . ^ , Germany for a reunion with his Indicted Wednesday in Salt Lake space equipment plants, also was up ;t strong 1.1 percent, other American kidnap victims realize many of them — including kind of a life.” work eventually expanded into a wife. City were Deborah Tanner, 35, and still being held by the extremists. his parents — are going under, Last week. Stockman angered nationwide investigation by the "1 can’t wait to see her. That’s her husband Terry, 38. of Wilcox, “ I was all the time in solitary Carol Stockman told an Iowa the farm community by saying he FBI and Treasury Department. just fantastic," the 52-year-old Ariz.; Bryan Hall, 38, of El Paso. Japan landslide buries 21 confinement,” he said, “ For the radio station Thursday that recent “ can’t figure out why the taxpay A. FBI Special Agent David Kohl Beirut bureau chief for the Cable Texas; and Lorenzo Prospero whole time, 1 was chained to a wall comments by the budget director, ers of this country have the H O said the baby-adoption scheme has TOKYO — A landslide of mud and snow rumbled downwest News Network said when told by Arzola, 37, a Juarez, Mexico, and radiator. I was not allowed to who grew up on the family farm in responsibility to refinance the bad been under investigation for 15 coast hill today, crushing seven buildings and burying 21 people, reporters he would probably see see anyone. The Syrian soldiers St. Joseph, Mich., do not “ set too debts wiilingly incurred by con months and more than 1,000 people lawyer, . j. . police said. his wife, Lucille, tonight. senting adults who went out and were interviewed in 40 states and Ward said a separate indictment Rescuers dug out II people who were hospitalized and were CNN sent a chartered plane to were the first people 1 saw since well with me. in Boston charged Mrs. Tanner, Stockman told a group of repor bought farm land when the price Mexico. searching for the other 10 near Aomi, 320 miles northwest ol Damascus to pick him up while March 7 last year." was going up becau.se they could' Hall, Arzola and Rebecca Kelly. Levin thanked the Syrians for ters Wednesday that many This week federal grand juries in Tokyo. Mrs. Levin, his stepdaughter and ’ providing him refuge in Lebanon’s farmers will be forced out of get rich.” IV S ( A l l Boston and Salt Lake City indicted 32, of Newmarket, Iowa. other relatives were flown to Ward said he did not believe any More than 100 police and firefighters dug through a morass of Syrian-controlled Bekaa Valley business because "that is the way a Stockman’s candid comments three men and two women on mail Frankfurt by a White House jet. of the Utah couples were in danger mud and snow that rushed down the slope, burying six homes and dynamic economy works” and have raised a furor before. Early and wire fraud charges involving The Kuwaiti News Agency re after his escape. UPI photo a shrine. “ They, the Syrians, were full of giving more federal help would be in President Reagan’s first term, their contacts with prospective of losing their children although ported that four more Americans kindness. 1 received nothing but a “ very bad signal to all the other the budget director said in a parents. some of the adoption papers were held hostage in Lebanon might be groups who have had either a magazine interview the admini.s- The Salt Lake City U S. Attor not proper. New hearing on Big Dan’s case released soon by Islamic Jihad kindness and help from them,” he Agreement of the airways current or past crisis for their tration’s economic program was a ney, Brent Ward, said Thursday Kohl said the FBI investigation kidnappers. said. ’The only thing I am sorry “ Trojan horse” that ultimately centered in Boston: Phoenix; O m BOSTON — Nearly a year after four men were convicted of about is that I was not able to Eastern Airlines and CF Airfrieght will combine program." that would-be parents in Utah paid “ I am very excited.” Levin said would benefit the rich — comments aha. Neb.; Albuquerque, N-M.; gangraping a woman on a barroom pool table, a judge Thursday pinpoint where exactly in the resources to offer reduced-fare, overnight passenger Stockman’s mother said her son between $500 and $1,000 to adopt agreed to hear evidence not introduced in the first trial, which in a breaking voice at a press does not seem to realize that not that didn’t sit too well with the VV I I 0 t"('UNl)S Mexican babies but many never and Salt Lake City. conference before leaving on the Baalbek area I was.” service apd delivery of up to 320,000 pounds of freight in In Massachusetts, U.S. Attorney defense lawyers are presenting in support of their motion for a Levin said he was impri.soned in many young people are getting into president. 1 )urj( I'. received them. flight to Frankfurt. a 10-city system. The new service, starting April 1, marks agriculture anymore because they Later Stockman, using an ex Lawrence Leigh, assistant U.S, William Weld said about 65 couples new trial. Levin, wearing a light blue shirt, a building on a mountain “ some- UPI photo Superior Court Judge William Young said he would hear . where in the Baalbek area" of the first time a major freight forwarder has contracted cannot afford it. pression for how he had been attorney for Utah, said the five were required to pay from $1,500 to gray trousers and clean white • In an interview with WHO in Des punished as a boy. said Reagan people indicted Wednesday al $6,000 and more. He estimated in testimony from only three witnesses related to the defense s sneakers, said he escaped from an Lebanon, which has been a hotbed with an airline for exclusive use of cargo space for an Moines, she said, “ Maybe we re had taken him to the woodshed. No heavyweight here legedly contacted about 150 Utahns excess of $750,000 was paid by claim that the prosecution did not make known u statement by an apartment in the Lebanese town of for Moslem extremism. extended period. W. Roger Curry, president of CF living in an era where the family Agriculture Secretary John about adopting the babies. “ About prospective parents nationally be employee of the hospital where the victim was taken following Baalbek and surendered to Syrian “ You see, my problem is that Block also criticized Stockman, A five-week-old Ceylonese female sloth bear cub tips the they took my glasses and so 1 Airfreight, and Russell Ray, Eastern vice president, hold 5 farm is not useful any more. I hope 32 paid for kids and got them and tween 1981 and 1984. the rape. soldiers Wednesday night. not because 1 don’t want to think calling America’s farmers heroes scales at just over five pounds at the San Diego zoo and is - about 40 made down payments or The evidentiary hearings are being held in the ca.ses of Daniel The bearded, shaggy-haired cannot see very far. I am quite up a map of the route during Thursday’s news who are “ valiantly struggling” to near-sighted. It was difficut. I that’s true.” looking for a name. The first of its subspecies ever born full payments and got nothing,” he Silva and Joseph Vieira in Suffolk Superior Court. Silva, Vieira. Levin was turned over to U.S. conference. The Stockmans have about 45 survive an economic storm. said. John Cordeiro and Victor Raposa were convicted of aggravated Ambassador William Eaglcton at know I was on a mountain but that at the zoo (Jan. 7) is the center of a name-the-sloth Mace is a trademark, shortened acres of grape vineyards and 150 Block also said bankers should The indictments listed only 25 rape inthe widely publicized incident at Big Dan’s Tavern in New the Syrian Foreign Ministry this was about it," he said. from Chemical Mace, for a tear acres of corn and soybeans on their act quickly to restructure farm contest. Adult sloth bears range from 115 to 300 pounds Utah families who paid for adop Bedford in March 1983. The hearing was scheduled to continue morning. Syrian Foreign Minister gas that is in an aerosol capister farm along Lake Michigan near debts because federal aid to and start at three-feet-tall and are noted for long snouts tions but never got children. Farouk Al Sharaa was present. LEVIN SAID HE BELIEVED Wiiiiam Schroeder debt-ridden farmers “ has pretty and temporarily stuns its victims. today at 2 p.m. the Indiana border. and flexible lips to suck up termites. But Leigh said, “ There have the four other Americans kid She said her husband has much reached the limit." T H E KUWAITI NEWS napped in Lebanon over the last AMA eyes malpractice remedy AGENCY said the Islamic Jihad year were being held in the same ceiebrates birthday organization, which claimed it building. CHICAGO — The American Medical Association is suggest ing kidnapped Levin, was expected to “ I believe that there were four President lawmakers put a cap on payments for "pain and suffering’’ and ■set free four other Americans other people in the apartment Bv Sal Giuffre doctor on the medical team treaj- ing him and an honorary citizen’s eliminate punitive damage awards to stem the rising tide ol abducted in Moslem west Beirut because the room I was kept in United Press International certificate from Louisville Mayor medical malpractice suits. since last March. .solitary confinement was next to Citing "informed .sources" in the bathroom. LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Bill Harvey Sloane. to review "M edical care quality here is the highest of anywhere in the The hospital’s dietary depart G R O S s m R n ' s worl at that time so federal investiga tors could have more time to build There were no arrests today, but Qm Qm charges later against an unspeci- r u Q m ^ VERNON Wednesday was worth more than $600 million on the street. It was Qm Qm VERNON CIRCLE found concealed in 32 flower boxes mixed among other similar boxes 6 4 9 -4 4 3 0 from Bogota, Colombia. m Qm Qm Bloomfield 806 Park Ave. 242-9277 MANCIIKSTKK HKHAI-D iM id iiy . Ft-b. 15. I9«5 - 7. « - MANCHESrER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 15, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Jack ‘Baby Doc’ of Haiti wieids his iegacy Anderson thrown in the stockade and tortured. Washington Bv Tom Tlede giarbage from the streets of Port-au-Prince. He has instituted hundreds of public works projects. He has Merry-Qo-Round ONE VIOLATOR is a former newspaper reporter who PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - There wa.s an audible also reduced the reign of police terror that was initiated by his father, and he has therefore restored a degree of was rounded up in a 1980 crackdown. He says he was groan when Jean-CIaude Duvalicr was installed as stripped of his clothes and locked away in the notorious president-for-life here in 1971. And small wonder. The public composure in the land. The embassy observer says the later Dessalines Prison: "They broke my thumb and they cut chief executive was only 19 at the time; he was given me all over, so I had to promise my allegiance; I got out the title upon the death of his father, the dictator Dr. accomplishment is most significant; "The government doesn’t have bogymen killing people anymore.” Papa by saying that I loved Baby Doc.” Pentagon Francois Duvalicr. Clearly, that’s what Duvalier likes to hear. He says in The father had been known and feared as "Papa Doc Duvalier used secret agents known as the Tonton Macoutes to silence political opposition; Jean-Claude interviews that he is idolized by the people. And he’s Doc” of Haiti. But the son .seemed more like a baby in responded by errecting his picture outside every Whenyou the jungle. He was an overweight and overbearing has replaced them with a Volunteer Police Corps. airlifted government compound. He says he wants to "stand schoolboy, with no governmental training, and the wide « before the tribunal of history” as the person who sets assumption was that he would soon be laughed out of, or SO DOING, he has won a measure of hemispheric favor. Several nations that would have nothing to do Haiti on “ an irreversible course to democracy.” M X votes perhaps assassinated in, his new position. No doubt he will be standing before the tribunal a long with the father, have begun to support the son, ’The WASHINGTON — Defense Se . Wrong. 'time. U.S. businessmen here say the Haitian Today, 14 years later, Duvalicr has confounded the United States, for one, cut financial aid to Haiti in the government is the most fascist in the Caribbean. cretary Caspar Weinberger and 'odds and the experts. He is still firmly in charge of the last years of Papa Doc; it’s now giving the young Corruption is out of control, and arrogance is a high his multi-starred associates at the Haitian half of Hispaniola. He remains at 34 the Duvalier more than $50 million per annum. Pentagon are reacting with their The money is not given without reservations, calling. “ The place is a sewer,” says an American youngest head of slate in the formally organized world, banker, “ I can’t see how people have taken it so long.” annual stentorian outbursts to but even his critics admit that "Baby Doc" is slowly, however. U.S. officers say they regret that Baby Doc’s suggestions that the military record is obviously mixed. They say he’s done little to Neither can Baby Doc, apparently. And he has surely growing in office. budget can be cut by so much as a relieve the shocking poverty here, for example; 4 prepared accordingly. Opponents say he has secreted $7,000 coffee-maker or a $400 million natives earn less than $150 a year each and the money into foreign bank accounts, and he keeps a get SOME CLAIM he is growing in stature. Others insist hammer. enan away helicopter at the ready. He has also surrounded that he's just gelling stronger and more evilly nation is, statistically, the 21st poorest on earth. himself with armed protection, to be sure; security is Taking the last refuge of scoun entrenched. In either case, the young leader has The nation is also the most politically oppressive in the largest line item in the Haitian budget. drels, they have the effrontery to become almost as imposing here as his late and the Americas. Duvalier is indubitably a chip off the Some people say the security is all that stands question the patriotism of those totalitarian father; he is the absolute sovereign of the block in this regard. He has imposed restrictions on the between the young Duvalier and revolution. Others say who think the military brass estimated 6 million people in this long-suffering nation. news media, he has made wholesale arrests of it is probably quite enough. Jean-Claude has now ruled should fall in line like good soldiers He has, moreover, used the sovereignty for at least philosophic adversaries, and he has enacted a law the country for as long as his father did, and however he and swallow a few budget cuts some good. Residents say Baby Doc has wrought against criticism of the government. is growing in the job, fat or idealistically, no one can along with the poor, the elderly and important changes in Haiti. He has instituted a That law is popularly called "Shut Up or Else,” It was • created in 1979. The president-for-life does not allow very well write him off anymore. the disabled. minimum wage for the eternally miserable working The generals and admirals seem class, for one thing, and he has held the first municipal complaints against himself, his family or his lesser Tom Tiede is national correspondent fur Newspaper to think that what’s good for the elections in the country in a quarter of a century. authorities. People have thus been arrested for making untoward comments; sqme of the victims have been Enterprise Association. Pentagon is good for the country. A U.S. Embassy executive says Duvalicr has cleaned My associate Tony Capaccio has dug up an example of this self- serving attitude. Editorfals The amount of money involved wasn't that great in the context of Pentagon budgets. It amounted to only $27,760, oi; the combined Birthday sales annual federal income tax paid by four or five middle-income families. are not enough But the expenditure was of questionable legality , according to It’s good to see Manchester's downtown the cold-eyed auditors of the merchants cooperating again in one of their Pb General Accounting Office — and biggest promotions of the year — the it was an exercise in futility. oucan Washington’s Birthday sales. Here's what happened: True, the sales event isn’t as big as it was 10 iHEMKKQf On May 31, the House was ctruco. scheduled for a midnight vote on or 15 years ago, because there’s less retail iw m tt.c. the MX missile program. The business downtown now. Still, there are more Democrats wanted to be sure that than three dozen downtown stores participat Congress retained strict control ing this year. With the help of the chamber of over the controversial weapons commerce, they came up with a different idea program: the Pentagon opposed for 1985 — free miniature cherry trees. this move, of course. So Weinberger’s wastrels put the . . o u t a t r a The Washington’s Birthday cooperation Air Force’s special airlift unit to shows that downtown Manchester remains work fanning out over the country viable as a retail center. Expansion by to bring back six loyal Republicans Manchester banks, and development of who would vote for the administra offices in former retail buildings, have tion. As authority for this political brought new customers downtown. There shuttle service, they claimed the aren’t as many vacant storefronts as there flights were “in connection with were a few years ago. official business.” But there are still problems. One of them, Though the Defense Department traditionally has some leeway in which has been argued on and off for a couple authorizing such transportation, of decades, is that downtown stores don’t keep the GAO auditors concluded this uniform hours. vote-hustling airlift “strains the Some businesses still close Wednesday limits of permissible administra afternoons, and it’s nearly impossible to find Open Forum tive discretion.” certain goods in Manchester at that time. And It also strained whatever faith anyone might have had in the tothebank though most downtown stores are open late Riders from being exterminaieu uunng Pentagon's ability to anticipate the Opening an IR A can save you quite a bit of Thursdays, they don’t all stay open until 9 Black sailors died the infamous charge up San Juan Hill Heart Hostage Day vote count on Capitol Hill. The vote p.m. as they used to. as battleship sunk without the use of horses. Roosevelt was a big success wasn't even close: 298 to 98 against money. Unfortunately, the process can waste quite a The seasonal sales promotions and the lauded these black troopers as did the Pentagon. So the six House CBT IRA APPLICATION efforts to provide downtown parking aren’t To the Editor: ex-Confederale Gen. Joe Wheeler. To the Editor: members who were flown to bit of time. That’s why CBT developeid this simple . (Please Print) Black sailors fought tenaciouisly in two Washington for the midnight vote enough to keep people shopping downtown. IRA mail application. B irth d ate. The merchants should take another step, by Feb. 15, 1985, is the 87th year after a other military engagements at El Caney Heart Hostage Day in Manchester was could have stayed in bed. N am e------.agreeing on uniform hours, to compete with mysterious explosion sank the battleship and Las Guasimas. The Spanish forces once again a very successful day for the As for the three members who Now all you have to do to open your 1984 or Maine inside Havana harbor in Cuba. American Heart Association of Greater the malls and parkades they’re always were defeated all three times. were already in Washington and A ddress— Twenty-two black sailors perished. John T.C, Butler of the 25th infantry was the Hartford. As chairman of the event. I’d were flown home by the Air Force 1985 IRA, is complete this form. Write your check to complaining about. Henry Turpin, a black boatsman and first man to enter a Spanish army like to thank the hostages. after the vote, one can only “CBT.” (Contribute up to $2,000 for yourself or up to _State- -Zip- chief gunner's male on board, was one blockhouse at El Caney and he captured Thank you: conclude that the Pentagon was C ity------the survivors. Black sailors served on a Tom Ferguson and Ted Cummings, for the flag of the enemy. hoping to ingratiate itself with a $2,250 if your spouse does not work. If both you and .Business Phone, Realistic appeal number of naval ships such as the U.S.S. Dennis Bell of the tOth cavalry was being the two highest money-raisers and free plane ride. Home Phone. loWa, Galena,. Cushing, Brooklyn and awarded the medal of honor for his for their talents on the phone; Chief According to the GAO auditors, your spouse are employed, you can contribute up to Dixie during the Spanish-American War Rivosa and Steve Werbner for their George Marlow’s plea for a lower tax rescue of four wounded companions at the flights that cost the govern Social Security Number. of 1898. Tayabacca, Cuba, on June 30, 1898. teamwork; Bob Martin for his laughter; $2,000 each.) And mail both your completed form assessment on his downtown property is ment $27,760 could have been made Black soldiers of the 24th and 25th An unknown black colonel of the Eighth James Sacks for his gung-ho style and on commercial airlines for about and check to: CBT Personal Retirement Center, P.Q reasonable, and we hope the Board of Tax infantries, including the'9th and 10th Illinois volunteers summarized the situa true delight in every donation; Father one-tenth as much: $2,798. Type of IRA: □ Regular □ Spousal Review considers some reduction. cavalries, fought with courage. The Bill Charbonneau for his easy smile; Box 807, Hartford, CT 06142. We’ll send a confirma- tion by saying, "If we fail, the whole race The biggest share — $11,920 — TaxYear of Contribution: 01984 01985 Among Marlow’s arguments is the claim all-black Eighth Illinois, the 23rd Kansas will have to shoulder the burden.” Jacob Ludes for his "persuasiveness" was used to ferry Rep. Phil tion of your contribution to the address you’ve indi' that he will have to reduce the number of and the Ninth U.S. volunteers were (even his wrong numbers pledged!); Gramm, R-Texas, from Midland to rental units in his buildings because of the involved in buttles on a minor scale. Thomas L. Stringfellow MHS student Felicia Petito tor her Washington and back to Waco. cated within 7 days. It’s that simple. Amount of Contribution: $ ------Troop C of the 9lh cavalry aided and town Health Department’s efforts to enforce 183 Hillstown Road enthusiasm; and Ed Tomkiel who made Gramm was the only round- saved Col. Theodore Roosevelt’s Rough Manchester my day! However, if you would like to talk with one of 1 hereby adopt the CBT Master IRA Plan and agree to comply with all of CRT's the housing code. tripper. Sincere thanks to the work crew of The Air Force taxi fare for Rep. procedures regarding IR As. I understand that I may revoke this applicatitm Perhaps the housing code should be Barbara King, Alex Girelli and Patricia John McCain, R-Ariz. — paid by our Personal Bankers about your IRA face-to-face, within 7 days after receiving the IRA Disclosure Statement. Please deposit my changed to permit smaller apartments. But if Lawrence, without whom this event the taxpayers, not the congress you also have that option. Just stop in any one of our contribution in a Money Market Option until I choose an IRA Investment it isn’t, and downtown landlords are faced could not have been successful. To Mr. man — was $4,472 to fly him home Option. (Investment option information will be sent to me within 7 days.) and Mrs. Tony Pietrantano of Prestige with reduced rental income, the town will IF a TRee FaiLS to Phoenix after the vote. If he had 150 locations. have to acknowledge that fact by cutting tax Printing, who donated our pledge forms flown commercial, it would have But that’s not all. Besides choosing whether or assessments. iN THe FoReST aND for the second year, so very generously. cost the taxpayers only $425. To the James McCavanagh Agency for The Air Force fetched Rep. not to come into the bank, CBT also lets you choose Customer Signature Date- NO ONG i?) TMGRe humor and patience throughout our long William Dannemeyer, R-Calif., siege. For additional IRA information call; 1-800^ T IR A S_ . , ■. 1' To HeaR iT,, PoeS i. from a speaking engagement in St. among a wide variety of investment options. Includ Mail to: CBT Personal Retirement Onter, P.Q Box 807, Hartford, CT 0614Z. Apology needed And finally to the "pledgers” — our Paul and flew him back for the M3 KG aNY Sound1 final tally of $3,352 was an increase of $300 futile vote at a cost of $2,194. The ing money market accounts. Savings certificates (you over last year. A very big "thank you” — GAO said a commercial flight student leaders say the new education for your continued support to a very choose the term). And stocks and bonds with our secretary, William J. Bennet, owes them an would have cost $249. worthy cause. It cost $2,271 to fly Rep. Webb new Self-Directed IRAs. For this, or any other IRA apology for saying that cuts in student "aid On behalf of the American Heart Franklin, R-Miss., to Washington may cause some students to give up stereos, Association of Greater Hartford, your from Greenville, instead of $325 a information simply call 1-800-CBTIRAS. cars and vacations at the beach. generous gifts are gratefully accepted. commercial flight would have And, should you require any further incentive ■‘Students have made their sacrifice” cost; $1,976 for Rep. Guy Vander toward lowering the federal deficit, said Donna R. Mercier Jagt, R-Mich., to be flown in from to plan for your retirement or save on your taxes, Manchester Chairman Grand Rapids, instead of $169 Gregory Moore, president of the U.S. Student American Heart Association Association. If President Reagan’s budget is commercial; $2,506 to take Rep. CBT is offering free checking to anyone who main Fund Drive Don Sundquist, R-Tenn., home to When you’re ready to demand more passed, it “would spell disaster for millions of tains $1,000 or more in an IR A account. Nashville, instead of $204; and $710 fo m a b an k . students,” he said. ro o^ to fly Rep. Carroll Campbell, So save time, money and this newspaper ad. Reagan’s proposal to cut 25 percent of the 0 r ' teSTeP For the Record R-S.C., to Myrtle Beach, instead of federal education budget would affect nearly (NO $388. Because now CBT gives you the option to open an lo o k i i 2 million of the 5,3 million students who now PRe§s Footnote: Several of the con IRA without even setting foot in a bank. get aid, according to Moore. A recent “Washington Merry-Go- gressmen — including Danne Member FDIC. m m Round” column by Jack Anderson meyer and Sundquist — insisted Cutting education may decrease the deficit carried the wrong address for the Young by a fraction now, but it would increase the that commercial flights were not Astronaut Council. The correct address available. Sundquist also noted deficit, in many ways other than financial, for [ NEA is tots 15th St., N.W., Suite 905, that he flew home on the plane that years to come. Washington, D.C. 20005. took Gramm back to Waco. MANCIIKSTKFt IIKHAU), Fridiiy. Fth. 15, 1985 9 H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiy, Kt-h. 15, Ifl85 Lawrence asks change Obituaries Continued from page 1 purchase the station, saying that it ■Still can serve most of the area it sopo Funeral Chapel. Wethers SPORTS was originally intended to serve. a m. at St. Joseph Church, Squire The district's current charter Gall Ann Busca field, has charge of arrangements. Town officials also recornmended Arthur M. Stevens, Sr. Street, New London. Calling hours does not provide a means by which Gail Ann (Pelletier) Busca. 33, of Arthur M. Stevens, Sr., 54, of 15 are Saturday from 2to4p.m. at the against sharing the station with 3 Fir Ridge Road, Clinton, a the size of the district can be School St,, died Tuesday at Man Impellitteri-Bridges Memorial Frances Brodsky district firefighters, and instead former Manchester resident, died reduced. suggested that the district enter a chester Memorial Hospital of an Home, 84 Montauk Ave., New Frances Brodsky ofHartford, 83, Cummings said that about seven Celtics embarrassment Thursday night at Yale-New London. Burial will be private. contract with the town under which I apparent heart attack. widow of Nathan Brodsky, died years ago, some residents of the Haven Hospital after being Memorial donations may be the town would provide fire protec Born in Rutland. Vt.. on Feb. 25. Thursday at her home. She was the Northfield Green condominiums stricken at the Downcast Restau made to a charily of the donor's tion for a per-call fee. 1930, he had lived in Manchester mother of Phyllis Germain of wanted fire protection from the rant in Branford. She was the wife choice. District officials have rejected a the past 25 years. Manchester. town, but the district ignored their Stevens worked at Kap Paving of Morris "Mickey " J. Busca. contractual arrangement. She was the owner and operator Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she lived request. Most of the condominium ^ made up with Sonics Inc., Hartford, for 28 years. He was Rocco F. Venezia of the Creative Changes, a beauty in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., before development falls within the a U.S. Army veteran who served in shop in Guilford. She was born in Rocco F. Venezia, 74, of Hart moving to the Hartford area. town's jurisdiction for fire Korea. Other survivors include two Manchester Sept. 19.1951, and was ford, husband of the late Jennie protection. SEATTLE (U P I) - The Boston loss ol the sesaon. Seattle never challenged in the He is survived by two sons, sons, Leon Brodsky of Brooklyn a 1969 graduate of Manchester (DellaRocco) Venezia, died Wed- The dispute over the firehouse Celtics turned Tuesday's embar Against the Sonics. Boston ran fourth period. The Sonics, losers of Arthur M. Stevens Jr. and Robyn and Henry Brodsky of Poquoson, For the Record High School. She had attended the jnesday at home. He was the began when a majority of property rassment into Thursday's good off 13 straight points in the final .seven of their last nine, were led by S. Stevens, both of Brandon, Vt.; a Va.; two brothers; five sisters; 10 owners in Buckland petitioned to Morse School of Business and the J)-brother of Frederick Venezia of fortune. minutes of the first quarter and Jack Simka, who los.sed in 24 daughter, Velerie Millette of Bran grandchildren; and 13 great join the district — at about the Connecticut School of Hairdress Manchester. School superintendent James P. "W e got hurt in Portland and we opening minutes of the second points. don, Vt.; two sisters, Barbara grandchildren. ing. and was a member of the Other survivors include a son. same time the town built its Kennedy, is considering recom had to make .sure we made up for it period to build an 11-point lead. Ex-Ccltic guard Gerald Hender Crossman of Poughkeepsie, N.V., The funeral was today in the firehouse on Tolland Turnpike. Connecticut Hairdressers Joseph Venezia, and two daugh mending that the school board here. " said Celtics' Coach K.C. Cedric Maxwell scored 18 points son scored 19 for Seattle. and Beverly Aines of Fair Haven, chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, Association. ters, Grace Venezia and Joan The state Supreme Court ruled authorize $24,000 in payments Jones after his team beat the in Ihc first half but also picked up The Celtics, who have not lost Vt.; and three grandchildren. Hartford. Burial will be Sunday in She is also survived by her Venezia, all of Hartford; and two later that the district had the legal because of an error in drafting an Seattle SuperSonics 110-94 last two technicals and an ejection two in a row this season, got 20 The private funeral and burial Schenectady,N.Y. right to provide fire protection in mother, Cecile (Valle) Pelletier of sisters. Pat lerna of Hebron and early retirement incentive pro night. from the game with one minute left points from Robert Parish and 16 will be at the convenience of the Mary Scallion of Hartford. Memorial donations may be the area immediately surrounding family in Brandon, Vt. There will Bolton, and a sister, Constance gram six years ago. The Herald "W e were ready for this game." in the .second quarter. from Danny Ainge. The funeral and burial will be at made to the Hebrew Home and the town's Buckland station. "W c worked real hard, we had a be no calling hours. Holmes Grey in Maine. Thursday incorrectly reported the said Kevin McHale, who led the Seattle closed the gap to 54-.50 al the convenience of the family. Hospital or the Newington Child Town officials have refused good effort, but we could not Funeral Home has charge of A memorial mass of Christian amount of the error. Celtic attack with 26 points. "The halftime. Boston ran off a 14-6 There are no calling hours. D'E- ren's Hospital. several offers by the district to contain them on the boards and arrangements. burial will be Saturday at I I ; 30 loss to Portland was di.sappointing. scoring burst in the opening Memorial donations may be We executed better tonight. We minutes of the third quarter to take that really hurt us." said Sonic made to the American Heart played hard." control of the game. coach Lenny Wilkens. The Celtic big mon^ompleloly Association, 310 Collins St., On Tue.sday night, the Blazers Larry Bird, who finished with 18 points and 13 rebounds, .scored dominated Seattle off the glass, Hartford. jumped on the Celtics, opening a 26-point lead in the first half eight points during the period as pulling down 46 rebounds to Solomon A. Balkus enroute to handing Boston its loth the Celtics opened up an 86-73 lead. Seattle's 29. Solomon A. Balkus, 65, of Hart M aro h ester ford. husband of Agnes (Bicker- staffe) Balkus, died Wednesday at I^BA roundup Newington Veterans Hospital. He was the father of Susan M. Parkade Kettledon of Manchester. 5 Other survivors include a sister, Cry of ‘Marques Who?’ 5 Stella Branches! of East Hartford, Merchant’s Association and a granddaughter, Cecelia Naples of Manchester. MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Graveside services will be today UPI photo now heard in Milwaukee at 2 p.m. at Soldiers Fleld- Northwood Cemetery. Hartford. BROAD STREET Hartford’s Greg Malone rides the back period Thursday night. Whalers Newkirk & Whitney Funeral $AVE-$AVE of Devils’ Tim Higgins into the goal as he snapped eight-gam e winless streak with By Gerry Monigan Home, 776 Farmington Ave., West WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th — stops Higgins’ try to score in the first 4-0 victory. United Press International Hartford, has charge of up to 70% OFF (Ail Offers Good Thru Feb. 18th, 1985) arrangements. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th Whatever professional basket ball legacy is left for Milwaukee Constance Roberts 30% TO next season. 1985 will be remem Constance Roberts, 57,128 High 70°o Weeks, Whale blank Devils bered there as the year Terry land St., died Thursday at Man SAVE SI00 $AVE^"o%° s a v e 50% SAVE 50% SAVE Cummings came to the Bucks. chester Memorial Hospital. EAST RUTH"ERFORD, N.J. 13, 1982 in a 2-0 victory of the Dineen credits the line's .success With the franchise for sale and She was born in Bronx, N.Y., SWISS COLONY (UPI) — Steve Weeks capitalized Minnesota North Stars. to the physical style of Robertson. the possibility of Coach Don Nelson Oct. 15, 1927, and had been a Off Original ALL ALL VITAMIN SALE on a rare start to post his first Weeks' job was made easier by a “ He gets in front of the net and leaving. Cummings has been an resident of Manchester for 30 PREMIUM shutout in three years as the stingy Whaler defense that limited ties up two guys,” Dineen said. "It island in the Bucks' sea of troubles. years. She worked as the manager BLUE RIBBON QUALITY WINTER Price SA VE M " SAVE ‘ S"* Hartford Whaler posted 4-0 white the Devils to only 19 .shots on net. has created at least five good Thursday night he lifted Milwau at the LaBonne Travel Agency. PLUSH wash of the New Jersey Devils. Cutting down the goals against scoring chances for me every kee to a 132-128 overtime victory She was a member of St, Mary's HICKORY SMOKED MERCHANDISE 500 MG 400 lU was on the minds of al! the Whalers game." over the Indiana Pacers in the Episcopal Church. She was also a Being the backup to ironman according to left winger Kevin Hoosier Dome. VITAMIN VITAMIN The loss put the brakes to the member of the American Society BEEF LOG ALL goalie Greg Millen offers few Dineen. Cummings, acquired in a trade (13 oz.) Devils' four-game unbeaten streak of Travel Agents and the Urban ANIMALS $ - | 9 9 E opportunities to shine. Millen drew "A fter practice today. Coach that sent Marques Johnson to the BUY ONE and stalled their drive .for the League of Hartford. ONLY WINTER 99CC the starting assignment in 31 of the (Tex) Evans read us some statis Los Angeles Clippers, sent the F 100 MO fourth and final playoff spot in the She is survived by three daugh Whalers’ previous 35 contests. The tics that were shocking. The last game into overtime with a driving F Rog. $6.95 Patrick Division. ters, Wendy Roberts and Linda Rag. K.49 chance to play was an opportunity eight or nine games, we've been layup, then .scored 6 points in the $098 G ET ONE "It was a difficult night for me Roberts, both of Manchester, and COATS & Weeks eagerly to his advantage. giving up way too many goals and extra period to pull out the victory. r«g, *4» and a difficult night for everybody Lorraine Stockwell of Milford, been giving away too much defen Al the time of the deal. Bucks 1/2 PRICE NATUREMADE "G reg’s played a long stretch of said New Jersey goalie Chico Mass.; a sister, Edith Whyte of sively, Tonight we wanted to play fans were loathe to see Johnson, 649-5147 FREE JACKETS games and everyone knows he’s a Resch. "W e're all leaving here ina Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y.; and a — m tight and just clear the puck out of long a local hero, depart. The way great goalie,” said Weeks, after frustrated state of mind." grandson. the Whalers snapped their eight- our end.” Cummings has turned what was A memorial service will be millie frugal i/r game unbeaten streak Thursday Dineen . and Unem.ates Greg Hartford closed out the scoring supposed to have been a rebuilding Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Mary's REEDS EMPHASIS night. " I hope td-pliSy well when I Malone and Torrie Robertson with a pair o f una^Isted goals. At year into another of leading the E • Episcopal Church. Burial will be at combined for a pair of power- play 11:14, Marty Howe .score his first Central Division) Bucks fans are get the opportunity. It’s fun to be the convenience of the family. E playing again, it's fun to be part of goals to pace the Whaler attack. goal on a slap.shot from the left beginning to say, “ Marques Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main it.” After a scoreless first period, point. With 16 .second remaining. Who?" St., is in charge of arrangements. Hartford had gone 1-12-2 in its Dineen opened the .scoring at 6:31 Dave Tippett scored on a breaka “ Do the Pacers play this well There are no calling hours. ^ 2 °° last 15 games before beating the of the second period, jamming in a way. against every team ?" asked Nel Memorial donations may be sent $AVE $AVE $AVE 50% $AVE $AVE 500 Devils. rebound of Malone’s shot. Hartford is back in action son. "They always give us a hard to St. Mary's Episcopal Church, to Weeks was recalled from the Malone put Hartford up 2-0 at Saturday against the New York time. We've had two of our be shared by the church's Book of Islanders at Nassau Coliseum. The toughest games of the year here 1------1 1 SAVE 500 1 ! minors by the Whalers on Jan. 25. 9:09 of the third period when he pul Remembrance and the Rev. Ale The other shutout in his career a rebound past New Jersey goalie Whalers host the Toronto Maple with them." B jandro Abad's missionary work in OFF ALL ITEMS $ 2 O F F dame as a New York Ranger Jan. Chico Resch. Leafs Sunday afternoon. Missed free throws killed the 5 0 % the Philippines. - o e W i N i Pacers' chances late in regulation. B 1 ON ALL 1 PROCESSING AND Clark Kellogg, Vem Fleming and Robert Joseph Friday FRESH GROUND) NHL roundup YELLOW HEART $ 0 9 9 Herb Williams all failed to convert Robert Joseph Friday, 72, of 217 1 LEVI AND 1 OFF PRINTING key free shots in the last two CAKES Reg. '•’O UPI photo Main St., died today at Manchester P E A N U T 1 minutes that would have kept the Memorial Hospital. LADIES of your Bucks at bay. New York’s Bernard King (30) is fouled by Ralph Born in Torrington, Jan. 2. 1913, i SASSON ! BUTTER - 1 lb. 1 Tired Capitals show might Sampson (center) as his shot is rejected by Akeem CHOCOLATE HEART tiiq q COLOR PRINT FILM he had lived in Manchester for 60 L O N G R O B E S Rockets 113, Knicks 105 Olajuwon (34) in action Thursday against Houston at years. CAKES Reg. • Offer not good with any other coupon I JEANS ] Coupon good for one roll only. At New York, rookie Akeem Madison Square Garden. Rockets won, 113-105. He worked for 25 years at Pratt & and Olajuwon scored .30 points, col 1 Size 30-42 j Whitney in East Hartford. He was in beating Flames on road lected 25 rebounds and blocked 3 CHERRY LOGS $ 0 9 9 Manchester Parkade a parishioner of St. Bridget LOUNGEWEAR 8 9 0 i shots. Ralph Samp.son added 22 Church. R e g . »3*> quarters and the San Antonio Nuggets 138, Kings 123 I (with coupon) j 6 4 7-1 08 0 Reg. 1.39 j points for the Rockets, who won Bv Lisa Harris time Norris Trophy winner as the Ron Wicks called 94 penalty defense tied a franchise mark with Survivors include his son. Ro their third straight. Bernard King At Kansas City, Mo., Alex ------TLd United Press International league’s best defenseman and an minutes and North Star Tom 21 steals. bert John Friday of Manchester; a scored 29 points for New York, Engli.sh .scored 33 points In three All-Star along with vCjH;penter, McCarthy went to a Detroit periods and Calvjn Nutt added 29. daughter, Carol Spinilli of Middle- which lost its third in a row. Mike Mitchell scored 20 points, town; two sisters, Amelda Sandon F R 0 M E X PARKADE The Washington Capitals are Mike Gartner and S eW Stevens. hospital for observation after The Midwest Division leading DIANA'S BAKERY Woo $|tfomo Johnny Moore and Marc lavaroni and Mary Killianl, both of Torring C q / u q I L a d y SPICIAl CAKES FOR SPECIAl PEOPIE going to be hard-pressed for "W e did not want to lose tonight suffering a concussion and facial Spurs 131, Suns 102 16 each and Alvin Robertson 14 to Nuggets extended their winning ton; and five grandchildren. HEALTH sympathy from the rest of the because wc haven't lost three in a cuts. At San Antonio, Texas, George help the Spurs improve their streak to three games and led by us Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main league. row all season.” Hawks 5, Penguins 4 Gervin scored 24 points in three record to 27-25. many as 30 points. St., has charge of arrangements, Thursday night in Calgary, Not only did the victory keep that At Chicago, rookie Dan Frawley which are incomplete. Washington was coming off the claim intact, but it also kept the $AVE $AVE 37% $AVE.,p,„s75 SAVE =38 $AVE 20% past night's loss in Winnipeg, and Smythe Division Flames from scored twice and Curt Fraser had four players who were in their shutting out the entire Patrick assisted twice to defeat Pittsburgh ^ Rose E. Livingston in the Black Hawks' fourth straight Local matmen in state action third road game in as many nights. Division on Saddledome ice. » A memorial service for Rose E. (MAGS) victory since general manager Livingston, who died Jan. 28, will -SUEDE- But there’s something about being ^3 OFF LONG Bob Pulford replaced Orval Tess- Local scholastic wrestling teams Saturday's Class L Meet al Bristol Manche.stcr High, hampered by be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at INGLENOOK WINES tired because of too many players Flyers 6, Nordiques 3 ier as coach Feb. 4. will be well represented in this Central High. Lee, 12-1, finished untimely injuries and ailments, Talcottville Congregational CHABLIS * 2 0 8 -LEATHER in the All-Star Game that doesn't At Philadelphia, Tim Kerr weekend’s state tournaments. second in this year's Manchester will be without some of its top Church, Main Street, Talcottville C o lo r m a t e invoke pity. And there's something scored two goals and Brian Propp Blues 5, Leafs 3 RHINE Cheney Tech boasts five athletes High Invitational Tournament and wrestlers in the Class LL Meet section of Vernon. about dreading losing three games added a goal and three assists to At St. Louis, Jorgen Pettersson’s 13” Color TVs WOOL -DRAPES- seeded fourth or better in today fourth in the Lancer Tournament today and Saturday at Glaston She was a Talcottville resident BURGUNDY Terry Towel because it hasn't happened all year beat Quebec. hat trick in just the second period your choice and Saturday's Class M Meet at in Waterford. bury High. The best prospects are and was the mother of Eleanor ROSE that other teams can’t relate to. toppled Toronto. -SLIPCOVERS-^ Stars 5, Red Wings 5 Windham High. Steve Hecker, 22-3 Other prominent Eagle sopiiomoreGreg Vincent, 6-6 in the Lassen of Manchester. Stilt, after All-Star center Bob Carpenter's pair of third-period At Detroit, Brian Bellows's Bruins 3, Kings 3 at 119 pounds, is seeded third. Four grapplcrs who will be competing 185-pound class, senior Jimmy (MAGS) R e g u la r 9 RCA COATS -DOWN COATS- goals secured Washington's 4-3 second goal of the game with 4:41 At Inglewood, Calif., Mike others are seeded fourth, including are 105-pound sophomore Mike Santana, 6-8 at 126, and sophomore In Memoriam RIUNITI bath ZENITH comeback victory over Calgary, remaining in regulation lifted O’Connell and Charlie Simmer -Curt Archambeau, 19-2 at 105, Pete Manganello, 9-4, 112-pound fresh Dwayne Albert, 4-4 at 145. These soft, absorbent -DOWN JACKETS- the Patrick Division leaders were Minnesota. A brawl at the end of scored fluke third-period goals to Albert, 19-1 at 112, Roger Dubiel, man Jeff Villar, 8-5, 119-pound Among the missing Indians will (1.75 L) be junior Frank Hoher, 10-2 at 155, In memory of Dorothy Bycholski, velour towels reverse to QUASAR downright weary. the first period resulted in the earn Boston a tie with Los Angeles 22-2 at 147, and Steve Roy, 14-2 in senior captain Brian Dunn, 10-3, who passed away February 15, JOHNNIE WALKER thirsty terry loops. Cotton and II your cleaning lan'i becoming to "It's been a tough three or four ejection of Minnesota coach Glen in general manager Harry the unlimited class. and 132-pound senior Raul Villar, and junior Mike Taylor, 3-0 at 167, 1983. BLACK LABEL polyester in a rainbow SYLVANIA $9999 you, you should be coming to us. days with the All-Star Game Sonmor and injured Detroit goalie Sinden's coaching return after Third-seeded, 98-pound sopho 4-1, who has come back after who already missed five weeks '< You are still beside us in all wc do. of solid colors. (Tuesday) and travelling,” said Greg Stefan, as well as three Wednesday’s resignation by Gerry more Richard Lee is East Catholic missing part of the regular season with torn ligaments before being Your memories will guide us and Rod Langway, the Capitals' two- players from each team. Referee Cheevers. High’s top hopeful at today and due to illness. sidelined by an illness. see us through. 1MtARVEST|M|ILL YOU AiwAvs auv B iriiH *f « - PARKADE Life must go on. we know it's true. But it's not the same since we lost ‘* 0 * 1 " n i l SEARS you. Package Store CLEANERS Kindly cancel my subscription to Newsweek Sadly missed by the Bycholski Family, Millie They don’t realize that the SI swimsuit edition is a Frankly, I'm appalled and incensed with a such Hall-of-Damers as Cheryl Tiegs, Christie and Aunt Bessie S 1 0 0 $AVE50% valuable part of mcklern American culture. What $AVE $AVE $AVE ^5°° $AVE 30% particular national magazine and its tasteless Brinkley and Carol Alt. This year's locker liner, pictoral display of scantily clad swimsuit models. The palatable Paulina Porizkova, promises to go even other i.ssue of any publication has precipitated its own, sexist intentions of the periodical are all too obvious. Bob Papetti further. unique style of perusal? Kids in censored families give thanks for the favor [ WITH THIS COUPON To top it off, the mag even goes so far as to advertise Oh, sure, there are always the inevitable know what I mean. <> I WITH THI& COUPON ! 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Over in SI, the reader is into the room, just flip hack to the hoop article and * 1 FALL & WINTER beach blanket bimbos wrapped in the latest seaside rified through the whole I I SCULPTURED fashions. The disgraceful accompanying article treated to a kaleidoscope of stimulating hues in you're safe. world forever. Amen. Say i L IF T S 9 9 0 speaks of erogenous zones and predicts that the stripes, polka dots or whatever mode is vogue. That's this little prayer 6 times a NAILS PER GAME armpit will be all the rage in female anatomy this sporting. AS FOR VALUE, I offer this support. In the interest day for 9 consecutive days. 1 R E P A IR S SHOES summer. shoves his mug into three of the candids by playing Isn't it a great feeling when you wait in line to buy a of journalistic research, I went to the local library to W ED. 12-4 "?T)ur prayer will be an i O F F I o r It's all In the Feb. 8 issue of Newsweek. 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Northwestern did not .score its Coventry High overwhelmed a rrtillion International Players ten Evert Lloyd started her cotne- “ Michigan is very versatile^’’ points; freshman Troy Lewis 59; Navy 81, American 61; Old an HCC struggle for the cellar at Iowa decompo.scd down stretch, At Syracuse. N.Y , Wendell first field goal until more than nine young Windham Tech team Thurs nis championship. back after Graf missed game point Iowa coach George Raveling said. struck for 17 points as Purdue took Dominion 80, N.C.-Charlotte 64; the Eagles' Nest-Thursday night. "I haven't seen many teams in the leading 49-44 with 4;.53 left. Michi Alexis scored 17 points as Sy racuse minutes elapsed. day. 60-16, in girls basketball. Evert Lloyd, seeded second, for 5-1 and broke service twice to At Corvallis. Ore . A.C. Green hit Wisconsin 67-52; Louisiana State Virginia 84, Rollins 39; Western country with so much balance. gan then clamped the Hawkeyes gave Coach .fim Bocheim his 200th The Rebels, now 1-10 in the A solid team effort paced the 12-7 rallied Thur.sday to beat unseeded get an even 4-all. She squeezed out for 29 points and Oregon Slate shot turned back Tennessee 87-82 on 23 Kentucky 67, South Florida 61; They are a better defensive team and held them to 3 points the la.sl victory. The Orangemen. 18-4. conference, tie the Eagles, also at Patriots. Leslie Danehy and Steffi Graf of West Germany, 6-4, wins in the ninth and 10th games, 64 percent in the Beavers' Pac-10 points by freshman John Willi Fresno State 61, New Mexico State than they ever gel credit fo r" 3' ' cton at Springfield Sinisato 24 (How e), 5:18. 8, Quebec, Philadelphia 41 10 .804 Va Plymouth St. 77, Neweng Coll. 69 speed of 200.3 mph on the third lap, Sauve 8 (A. Stastny, P. Stastny), pp. Washington 28 25 .528 UVs Bailey 24 OO 4. Totals 45-9514-23105. Econom y det. M oon 15-6,15-2,15-13. remains uncertain today after Houston owner John Mecom. in a Rutgers 67, Duquesne 59 Am erican — Redwood Form s 39-3, one -of the faste.st recorded in 13:37.9, Philadelphia, Craven 17 (Brown, New Jersev 25 27 .481 16 SAME PAY OIL DELIVERY St. Joseph's Po. 66, Mass. S4 surprise move, rejected a second offer from the Chicago-based Crossman), 16:41. Penalties— Young, New York 18 35 .340 24'/2 Houston 3614 25 28— 113 W atkins 29-13, Insurers 29-13, Buffalo Daytona competiton. Whalers 4. Devils 0 St. Michaels 75, Keene St. 60 Water Ta ve rn 11-31, A B A To ol 8, Die Phi, 13:19. Centrol Division Now Yorti 23 30 29 23— 105 St. Peter's 79, Hordord 73 A.N. Pritzker family, majority owners of the Hyatt Corp. Yarborough, who fashioned a Senior Citizens’ Discounts and Quantity Discounts Shots on goal— Quebec 6-6-10— 22. Milwaukee 36 17 .679 — Three-polntgoal— Tucker. Fouled 10-32, Am bulance Service 8-34. St. Thom . Aouln. 109, St. Rose 76 Results: Insurers det. B W T15-8,148, Just hours after Gov. Edwin Edwards had told city councilmen second fastest qualifying speed of Hortford 0 1 3—4 Philadelphia 14-6-14— 34. Detroit 31 20 .606 4 out— None. T otol fouls— Houston 22, New Stony Brook 98, Hunter 61 New Jersev 0 0 0— 0 Power-play conversions— Quebec Chicago 25 25 .500 9V2 York 31. Rebounds— Houston 59 (Ola 147, Redwood det. Watkins 1411,15-11, the purchase of the N F L team was near cornpletion Mecom 203.814 on Feb. 10 to guarantee a Syracuse 94, Seton Holl 62 1413; A B A d e f. Am bulance 11-15,1411, First period— None. Penalties— 5-3. Phlladelphio2-0. Atlanta 22 30 .423 13V2 luwon 25),New York 34 (Cummings 9). Temple 76, Rhode Island 60 representatives shocked state and city officials Thursday slot on the front row Sunday, said Branch office: 843 Main Street, Manchester Muller, N J, 1:08; Neufeld, Hart, 5:41; Cleveland 16 35 .314 19 Assists— Houston 24 (M cC ray 7), New 1413. Malone, Hart, 13:53; Fusco, Hart, 15:09. W. Neweng 71, Barrington S9 Women's — Buffalo Water Tavern afternoon with an announcement that the deal was off. he felt fortunate to beat Pearson's Goalies— Quebec, Bouchard. Phila Indiana 16 36 .306 19'/2 York 28 (Sparrow 8 ). Technical— W . Virginia 54, St. Bonaventure 50 delphia, Lindbergh. A— 16,9^. Western Conference Cummings. A— 13,876. 38-1, Scissor W orks 33-6, W oodland Chevy. Second period— 1, Hartford. Dineen 13 WPI 76, M IT 63 Gardens 26-13, Clork Point 2414, Midwest Division Westfield St 92, Bridgewater St. 73 "David was awfully strong," OVER 31 YEARS IN BUSINESS IN MANCHESTER AREA (Malone, Robertson), pp. 6:31. W L Pet. GB Crockett Agency 20-19, Tierney's 17-22, Penalties— Verbeek. N J, 2:12; Bridg Bruins 3. Kings3 Nuggets 138, Kings 123 South F a rr's 13-26, B8,J Auto 12-27, Nichols Denver 33 20 .623 — Berea 93, Compbellsvllle 87 Staak denies being contacted acknowledged Yarborough, who man, NJ,16:06,Samuelsson,Hart,7:28. Houston 30 21 .588 2 T ire 11-28, M ain Pub 0-39. DENVER(138) Furman 63, Vo. Mllltorv 58 Results; BW T det. Nichols 15-1,145, Boston 0 1 2 0— 3 Dallas 28 24 . 539 4V2 (ki. Southwestern 79, Berry Coll. 66 C IN C IN N A TI — Xavier (Ohio) University basketball coach Third period— 2, Hartford, Malone 13 Los Angeles 0 3 0 0—3 San Antonio 27 25 .519 5»/2 English 15-21 34 33, Natt 12-21 54 29, 143: Crockett det. B&J 15-8,148,15-7; (Dineen, Turgeon), pp, 9:09. 3, Hortford, Cooper 9-17 3-5 21, Lever 5-11 OO 10, Louisiana St. 87, Tennessee 82 Clark det. Main 143,140,140; Scissor Bob Staak Thursday denied being contacted by Providence First period— None. Penalties— Utah 24 28 .462 6V2 Louisiana Tech 83, SW Louisiana 75 Howe. 1 (unassisted). 11:14. 4, Hartford. Blum, Bos. 0:26; Taylor, LA. 0:26; Kansas City 16 35 .314 16 Dunn 2-32-26, Issel 1-5002, Hanzllk4-112-3 del. Tierney's 145, 15-13,1412; Farr’s College about becoming its new coach, TippeN 5 (unassisted). 19:44. Penalties— Crowder. Bos. 10:10; Engblom, LA. 10,Schaves2-3448,Turner1-2446, Evans (ot) det. Woodland 16-15,147.12-15. Pacific Division Marshall 8), E. Tennessee St. 59 Ferroro, Hart, 4:53; Verbeek, N J. 7:37. 10:10; Mllbury,Bos. 11:15; Curran, Bos, L.A. Lake'^s 36 16 .692 — 3-5 OO 6, KopIckI 2-2 1-2 5,Whlte1-5002. Staak, a friend of Providence director of athletics DaveGavitt, Shots on goal— Hartford 6-14-9— 29. Totals57-10624-30138. McNeese 67, N E Louisiana 58 18:01; Wells, L A , double-minor, 13:01. Phoenix 25 27 .481 11 N o w 81, American 61 played collegiately at the University of Connecticut from 1969-71. ROCKVILLE SCRAP CO., INC. New Jersey 4-7-8— 19. KANSAS C IT Y (123) Portland 23 28 .451 12V2 Old Dominion 80, NC-Charlotte64 Second period— 1. Los Angeles, Dionne Seattle 22 31 .415 14'/^ Johnson 4-13 OO 8, Olberdlng 5-6 6-816, Power-ploy conversions— Hartford 4- 34 (Taylor, MacLellan), 6:19. 2, Boston, Thompson3-61-27,Drew1O-17OO20,Theus Toccoo Foils 87, Atlanta Christian 50 Scholastic L.A. Clippers 21 31 .404 15 Virginia 84, Rollins 39 HOURS: Monday-Friday 7am-5pm Rte. 30, 489 Hartford Turnpike New Jersey 5-0. Middleton 20 (Blum, Bourque). 8:08. 3, Golden State 11 40 .216 24Va 9-18 2-3 20, Thorpe 7-10 2-2 16, Woodson -Goalies— Hartford, Weeks. New Jer Los Angeles, Kelly 7 (M iller, Sykes), 7-14 OO 14, Merlweather 0-0 2-2 2, W. (Seorglo 70, Livingstone 59 Thursdov’s Results W. Kentucky 67, South Florldo61 sey, Resch. A— 10,123. 15:45. 4, Los Angeles, Shutt 15 Milwaukee 132, Indiana 128 (ot) Verhoeven 2-5 2-3 6, Pope 3-3 5-7 11, Saturday 7am-Noon Rockville, CT (Redmond, Mokasak). 17:03. Penalties— Houston 113, New York 105 M cNam ara 1-11-23. Totals5l-9321-29123. iiiing-Bennat By George Referee— Kerry Fraser. Ashland 65, Ind.-Pur.-Ft. Wovne 54 Mllbury, Bos. 7:06; NIcholls, L A , 7:06; San Antonio 131, Phoenix 102 Bennet downed llling, 63-44, Th u rs Hakansson. LA, 11:02; SimonettI, Bos,' Denver 33 44 32 29— 138 Augsburg 88, Bethel 84 Denver 138, Kansas City 123 Augustono (S .D .) 73, Mankato St. 65 day at llling In lunlor high basketball Blues 5. Maple Leals 3 13:22. Boston 110. Seattle 94 Kansas City 49 31 17 36— 123 action. Now Is The Time To Think Third period— 5, Boston, O ’Connell Three-point goals— None. Fouled Brolnerd 86, Fergus Foils 85 Fridov’s Gomes Capitol 90, Baldwln-Walloce74 Troy Peters hod 23 points and Matt 15 (unassisted), 1:06.6, Boston, Simmer Detroit at New Jersev, 7:30 p.m. out— None. Total fouls— Denver 24, Vaughn 15 for the Bears. Shaun Brophv BUYERS OF: Toronto 1 1 1—J 27 (Crowder), 9:01. Penalties— Crowder, Kansas City 25. Rebounds— Denver 42 Creighton 72, Wichita St 64. About Remodeling Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. CulverStockton 61, Cent. Methodist netted 14, Jason WallengrenSandMIke SI. Louis 1 4 0— S Bos, 1:37; Galley. LA . 1:37. Indiana at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. (Natt 9), Kansas City 37 (Thompson, First Period— ), St. Louis, Sutter 29 50 Taylor for llling. Jett Coppollo, Dove Phoenix at Dallas. 8:30 p.m. Thorpe, Johnson 6 each). Assists— Russell and Scott Aronson also ployed (Gllmour, Poslowskl), 1:)0. 2, Toronto, Overtime— None. Penolties— None. Denver 39 (Honzllk 10), Kansas City 32 Illinois 64, Northwestern 42 San Antonio at Denver. 9:30 p.m. Indiana Tech 69, St. Fronds 65 well for the Roms, who wind up 4-8. Itmocok 17 (Leemon, Frveer), 12:51. L.A. Clippers ot Utah, 9:30 p.m. (Theus7).A— 6,256. • ALUMINUM • COPPER • BRASS Penoltles-McGIII, To r, 6:51: Sutter, StL, Shots on goal— Boston 6-7-8-2— 23. Morvvllle 70, Prlnclplo 67 Atlanta at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Michigan 56,. Iowa 52 14:03, Los Angeles 10-11-5-2— 28. Washington at Portland. 10:30 p.m. Spurs 131, Suns 102 Honest Absl Second Period— 3, St. Louis,Gllmour 15 Mo.-Konsos City 85, Mo. Baptist 66 iiiing-Bennat JV Boston at Golden State, 11 p.m. Moorhead St 81, MInn-Duluth 75 (Romooe), 0:21. 4, StL, Pettersson 18 Power-play conversions— Boston 2- Saturdov's Games llling lunlor varsity basketball team ‘ Expanded Display Area (Mullen, Federko), d o , 6:16. 5, St. Louis, 0. Los Angeles 2-0. P H O E N IX (102) Ohio St. 72, Indiana 63 capped Its season Thu rsda y with o 46-30 New Jersev at New York, night Purdue 67, Wisconsin 52 • BATTERIES AND NEWSPAPERS Pettersson 19 (Reeds, Wlcken- Goalies— Boston, Keans. Los An Houston at Cleveland, night Nonce 7-13 5-7 19, Adorns 45 04 8, win over crosstown Bennet. Mo Mor- ‘ Quality WDrkmanshlp helser), 8:17. 6, St. Louis, Petters- geles. Eliot. A— 13,122. Edwords 34 44 10, Scott 3-5 04 6, Rhodes 77, Eorlham 67 lorty hod 15 points,' Co ry M cGee 11 and Phllodelphlo at Detroit, night Humphries 44 04 8, Holton 04 0 4 0, S. Illinois 74, Indlono St. 63 son 20(Wlckenhelser), 12:13.7,Toronto, Kansas City at Seattle, night Oom Ldvrlnltos 10 for llling, which Valve 28 (Dououst, Benning), 18:35. Dovis 8-16 2-2 18, C. Jones 45 14 9, St. Joseph 61, Indiana Central 80 winds up 47. Leading scorers for Penalties— Stewart, To r, 6:08; Kitchen, Capitals 4.Flame83 M ocy 2-7 04 4, Lucas 410 2-210, Foster 34 Wovne St. 61, Mich Tech 43 Bennet were not available. T o r, 12:10; Dufour, StL, 12:10; Ramage, Bucks 132, Pacers 128 0-1 7, Plttmon 1-2 1-2 3. Totols 43-90 15-24 W . Illinois 88, U. of l-Chlcogo 77 Top Market Prices Paid For Your Scrap StL. 12:59; V olve,Tor, 12:59. 102. Wldenberg47, Musklniium34 Washington 0 22— 4 SAN A N TO N IO (131) Southwest Third Period— 8. Toronto, Frycer 24 Calgary 0 3 ( M M IL W A U K E E (132) lovoronl 74 24 16, Mitchell 9-16 24 20, Ark.-LIttle Rock 80, Prairie View 66 (Leemon, Nylund), 19:54. Penalty— First period- -None. Penalties— Pressev 7-15 KM2 24, Cummings 10-264-5 Gilmore 4-5 34 11, Moore 7-16 2-2 16, Arkonsos 60, Texas 51 Calendar Federko, StL, 12:06. None. 24, Lister 6-10 ^214, Moncrief 12-25 5-7 29, Gervin 9-18 64 24, Bonks 2-5 3-3 7, Arkansas St. 61,Tex.-Arlington60 Shots, on Goal— Toronto 10-7-7— 24. Second period— 1, Calgary, Beers 18 Hodoes3-604)8,Davls3-554)1,Pierce 1-3 Robertson 412 1-2 13, Cook 34 04 6, Arkansas Coll. S3, Arkansas Tech 47 St. Louis 9-19-6— 34. (Nilsson, Reinhart), 3:31.2, Woshington, 4-4 6, MokeskI 0-2 3-4 3,Breuer1-3G02, Knight 45 44 8, Poxson 34 0 4 6, Central Ark. 52, Ark.-Montlcello49 Christian 23 (Erickson. Fronceschettl), Fields 0-2 00 0, Grevev 4-6 3-3 11. Totals O.Jones 2-30-24. Totols549819-26131. Cent. Oklo. St. 74,Oklo. Panhandle 71 TODAY 4:10. 3. Calgary, Tambelllnl 18 (Hunter), 47-10336-43132. Phoenix 27 M2S16-102 Fresno State 61, N M SU S3 Boys Basketball THE PRICE OF COPPER IS UP! Power-Dlav conversions— Toronto 24). St. Louis 2-1. 5:25. 4, Woshington. Adam s4 (M urphy), IN D IA N A (128) Son Antonio 17 33 35 34-111 Hordln-SImmons 70, Mercer lO a .) Manchester at Rockville, 7:45 9:24. 5, Calgary, Eaves 13 (Baxter, Wllllams7-174-618,Kellooa10-1511-1431, Three-point goal— Foster. Fouled out— 67 East Catholic at Xa vie r, 7:30 Goolles— Toronto, St. Croix, Macoun), 16:34. Penalties— Gould, Stiponovich 10-126-8 26, Flemlnol-106-108, None. Total fouls— Phoenix 26, San Lom or 86, N. Texas St. 60 < Cheney Te ch of Bolton, 7:45 Wregget. St. Louis, Wamsiev. A— 13,427. Wash, 11:24; Calgary bench (too many Slchtlno7-122-316,T)iomas4-75-513, Gray Antonio 18. Rebounds— Phoenix 37 (C. Oklo. Baptist 64, NW Oklo. 60 \ VInal Tech ot Coventry, 7:45 men on Ice), served by Wilson, 12:49; 0- 1 0-0 0, Garnett 2-3 5-5 9, BrownJones, 1-4 Lucos 7 each). Son Antonio 54 Ouachita Baptist 67, Hendrix 63 ^ OIrIt Botketball Oxtgoleuiif And floor your Skit Room or Oval Ofllc* for Its*. TOP PRICES PAID FOR INSULATED COPPER WIRE Referee— Bryan Lewis. Laughlln, Wash, 13:58; Baxter, Cal. 1- 2 3, Durrani 0-4 0-0 0, Walters 2-20-04. (Cook 9). Assists— Phoenix 29 (D o vis7), Southern Ark. 83, Henderson StotoS2 Rockville at Manchester, 7:45 18:54. Totdls44-8740-53128. Son Antonio 37 (M oore 15). A— 7,948. St. Mary's (Tx.), Mary Hurdln-Boylor Swimming See Our Complete Line of North Stars 5. Red Wings 5 Third period— 6 , Washington, Carpen- Milwaukee 31 28 24 31 18— 112 47 East Hartford at Manchester, 3:30 ter43 (M cEwen, M urphy), pp, 6:03. 7, Indiana 29 30 23 32 14— 128 Trinity 80, Bishop 65 Congoleum Vinyl. Washington, Carpenter 44 (Gartner. Three-point goals— Hodges 2. Fouled W. Texas St. 68, Illinois St. 66 S A T U R D A Y We sell usable steel at reasonable prices. Minnesota 1 l 3— 5 Duchesne). 13:50. Penalty— Sheehy. out— Cummings, Hodges, Stlpono- Radio and TV West lea Hachav Detroit 3 1 1— 5 Cal.5:23. vlch, Thomas. Total fouls — Brigham Young 77, Colorado St. 69 Windsor vs. Manchester (at Bolton First period— 1, Detroit, Boldirev 17 Shots on goat— Washington 7-9-13— Milwaukee 41, Indiana 32. Idaho St. 9S, U.S.Internotlonal S3 Ice Palace), 8:10 A.1 ( Ladouceur), pp, 4:10.2, Detroit, Duguav 29. Calgary 10-16-^-31. Rebounds— Milwaukee 47(Lister Eosi Catholic at Notre Dome (West 409 NSW State Rosd TONIGHT Nevada Reno 59, Montano St. 48 21 (SIttler, Ogrodnlck), 8:07. 3, Detroit. 12), Indiana 49 (Kellogg, Stlpono- N. Arizona 76, Montono 72 H aven ), 8 7:30 Tennis: International Plovers Msnehsstsr Ogrodnlck 37 (Park Ladouceur). 17:25.4, Power-play conversions— Washington vlch 13). Assists— Milwaukee 2S(Pres- Oregon 70 Washington 66 Wrestllna Minnesota. Giles 3 (CIccarelli, 3-1. Calgary 2-0. sev, Moncrief eooh), Indiana 27 Tournament, ESPN Manchester at Closs LL Meet & §on§. Itic. CALL TODAY: 872-6587 or 872-9032 6 Oregon St. W, Wash. St. 49 643-5168 McCarthy), pp, 19:40. Penolties— Goalies— Washington, RIggIn. Cal (Williams 57). Technical — Milwaukee 11:00 Pro basketball: Celtics vs. East Catholic at Class L Meat Warriors, SportsChonnel, W KHT Pacific 64, Long Beach St. 57 Snepsts, Minn, mlnor-malor (tlghllng). gary, Edwards. A— 16,683. coach Nelson. A— 1),188. Peoperdine 69, (tonzogo 58 Cheney Tech ot Class M Meal MANCIIKSTFI! IIFHAI.D. l■•|•i(Ul.^. Fob. 15. 1985 - 13 12 - MANCHF.STER HKRAUX Kridav. Fob. 15. 1985 There’s no love lost Four golfers at 64 as fight time nears to tie for PGA lead FOCUS/ Weekend with an eight on the par-4 Sth hole Bv Rich Tosches Boxing Association lightweight LA JOLLA, Calif. (UPI) - The United Press Internatlonol championship against the popular way the 157 golfers raced through of the north course and finished at an even 72. , Film makers Italian-American Mancini, who the opening round of the San Diego O’Meara, was the victim of some RENO, Nev. — Champion Liv Bramble battered to a 14th-round Open you would think they ftbeded bad luck as he hit a rock on one Happy ingstone Bramble and challenger technical knockout last June to win the clubhouse for a wedding. Ray “ Boom Bodm" Mancini fight the title. An avalanche of below-par shot, which resulted in the ball bouncing back to about 10 feet. are exploring Saturday night. Their managers “ I've been talking and he's b ^ n rounds Thursday marked a fast O’Meara also took a lost ball nearly fought Thursday morning. talking." Mancini said, “ So far it's start in the tournament, which penalty when a shot sailed off a birthday, The ring was a carpeted room at ju.st been talk. But Saturday night offers a $72,000 first prize. a press conference. Each accused we'll .see who's still talking when Four golfers carded 8-under-par cliff , „ Things went better for Ronnie Appalachia the other of giving his fighter it's alt over, 64’s, good for a 1-stroke lead over Black, who sunk a hole-in-one on drugs. They then threatened to five players and two ahead of 11 “ Saturday night you'll see ever the south course's 174-yard eighth. punch each other's lights out. others. Bv Mary Kane “ I'd love the chance, but 1 don't ything 1 have." The cut will be made after San Diego Open players play the Mancini, who was a solid S-1 north course and the south course United Press International fight old men," said Mancini's today’s round. favorite over Bramble last June, is manager, Dave Wolf, to Lou Duva. “It was a perfect day for during the first two days at Torrey the 61-year-old manager of a 5-2 underdog this time. scoring,” said Howard Twitty, who Pines. The final weekend rouiws WHITESBURG, Ky. - From the rantings of a "Just the way I like it,” the Bramble. shared the lead with Gary Hal- are played on the south side, which French king in the 1700s to "The Beverly Hillbillies.’ 24-year-old Mancini said. “ When “ And 1 don't fight girls," Duva Iberg, Don Pooley and the is regarded as the tough side of the mountain people of Appalaehia are portrayed as you're the champion, people ex shot back angrily. appropriately-named Tommy town. The south course has a ignorant, lazy, mean, "the seum of Am erica" — and pect you to win. I like it better when A few more heated insults were Valentine. couple of 500-yard holes that the people don't expect it, I like the worse. thrown, but no punches. But it was When asked why the pack was so southern links don’t have. It s unexpected, and this will be exciting. tight, Twitty credited the course accepted that the south course is An Ajipalachian film-making group is exploring unexpected." stingier by about two strokes. Like managers, like boxers. and a chamber-of-commerce day these images of the people who live in the mountain Unexpected is not a word heard Some of Thursday’s leaders, Earlier in the pre.ss conference, in San Diego’s oceanfront La Jolla ach! region encompassing portions of Kentucky, West frequently around the Bramble however, pointed out that the south Mancini smiled mockingly and district. Virginia, Virginia. Tennessee, South Carolina and asked Bramble to be his Valentine. camp. With a guy who speaks an “ The weather, there was little course is in excellent condition, Georgia. Bramble responded by sticking a odd-sounding dialect of African rough.” he said. “ The fairways are which may make it competetive needle through the eye of a Ray English smothered with a New cut wide and the course is playing with the north course. The hour-long “ Strangers and Kin" was produced Mancini voodoo doll. Jersey accent, anything goes. pretty fa.st." ”I almost was hoping I could by Appalshop. a Whitesburg, Ky., cooperative media “ When you're different, people play the south course tomorrow, Celebrate his These guys are a barrel of Mark O'Meara blasts his ball from the rim of a canyon in a One who had his share of center. It includes clips from Hollywood's view of say you're strange." he explained. which is something you don’t hear laughs. problems with the topography was mountain people: backward and i.solaled in “ Ma and But Saturday night the laughing The meat-and-potatoes Mancini cloud of dust on the 5th hole at theTorrey Pines North too often,’ ’ said Bruce Leitzke, in Mark O’Meara, winner of the last Pa Kettle" movies: savage and dangerous in stops when the fight unofficially is 29-2 with 2.1 knockouts. His only course. O ’Meara had trouble on the hole, taking a two PGA tournaments played this second after a 65 on the south 300th in style "D eliverance:" idle and drunken in other films. billed as “ Rasta vs. Pasta" gets other loss, also a 14th-round TKO, quadruple bogey, to finish at 72, eight strokes off the year. course. “ I ’d much rather putt on underway with the Rastafarian came against Alexis Arguello in O’Meara crashed and burned those good greens.” " I think mountain people grow up .seeing a lot of pace at the San Diego Open. By Nancy Poppas Bramble defending his World 1981. other people’s views of them on television sets, films Herald Reporter and cartoons." said "Sirangers and Kin' director 5 5 N Herb Smith. 32. of Whitesburg. The birthday cake should have 300 candles on it. Johann Sebastian Bach’s tricentennial is "These images are .so strong and .so confusing it's officially celebrated March 21. important to have some sense of where they came Manchester and the rest of Greater Hartford from and the history of how they happened.” he said. REAL ESTATE will join cities around the world in celebrating "Strangers and K in" focuses on three actors from the great German composer’s birth. the region, portraying historians who wrote about A multitude of special events are planned, and Appalaehia. In unscripted interviews, the actors also many of them are free. Use this list as a guide. reciill their own experiences growing up in the THIS W U K Always check ahead of time, however. mountains and question the validity of the FOREST HILLS • NEW HOME REDWOOD FARMS! Spacious rooms abound in this 3 bedroom, 2 Luxurious 4 bedroom Dutch with den, 1st floor family stereotypes. bath home with a gorgeous fieldstone front fire room, formal dining and living rooms, fireplaced eat In February 17 size kitchen and a beautiful treed loll HURRYI $124,900. featuring: place, 2 car garage and impressive lot on the end Organist Christa Rakich — a Bach THESE STEREOTYPES reach hack to the days of a cul-de-sac! ». specialist who teaches at New England when while men sell led the wild mountain region. 1 1 ' ^ Conservatory in Boston and at the Americans and Europeans considered the mountain Our Feature Home of the Week University of Connecticut in Storrs will [leople barbaric hecau.se they adopted the ways of the Indians in order to survive. SOUTH WINDSOR present a concert of Bach’s organ pieces. As organist at Harvard University, Rakich "They are the most villainous breed of man I have toured the nation performing major Bach Immaculate B'/z room tri-level ever come aero.ss." observes the actor jilaying Louis works, and recorded three records of Phillippe, a king who ruled France in the early 1800s. home, cathedrial ceiling living in Hartford, March 10, 17 and 24. The Bach’s organ music. She will be in Dwight tickets themselves are free. "B y and large they arc the scum of America: they are room, with fireplace, deluxe program will include .some short excerpts Chapel, 'Yale University, New Haven, with crude, lazy, inhospitable to an extreme.” kitchen with plenty of cabinets. from each work, and those attending will a free concert at 8 p.m. March 17 The remarks come from Philippe’s diary of his be coached in the singing of certain F Spacious sun deck, panelled travels in America in the late 1700s. family room with fireplace, NEW DUPLEX SUPERIOR CAPE $74,900. chorales. 3:30 p.m., free and open (o the Bach’s Re-Discovered Organ Chorales Vh Spacious S-5 home presently under construction! 3 February 18 Later, the mountain people were seen as barriers to baths, park like grounds. 'Young 3-4 bedroom home ready for that growing public. 277 Main St.. Hartford. — a world premiere. Presented at 2 p.m at bedroom, custom kitchen with range, dishwasher and family to fill!! Spectacular kitchen with range, dis A triple birthday celebration — for Raltell Chapel. Yale University, New progress — worthless people who needed to be $132,000. built In microwave oven. Carpeting, separate base hwasher and refrigerator! Immediate occupancy! "saved" by industrialization. ments, heating systems and drivewavsl Bach, Scarlatti and Handel, at a Hartt Hartford Philharmonia Society Chorus Haven. The concert is free, but tickets are School of Music, University of Hartford — formerly the University of Hartford "One of the things the film does is deal with the Call us for a free market value of required. They may be obtained by BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. performance of works arranged for two Civic Chorus, will present the Bach Motet, sending a request to Yale Concert Office, stereotypes and how they changed over different your present home and ask us guitars. Neil Anderson and David McLel- “ Jesu, Priceless Treasure,’’-«l»tt Othe$r School of Music. Box 2104A. Yale Station. periods of time and different economic situations,” U&R Realty Co., Inc. about our guaranteed sales plan. REALTORS said Mimi Pickering. .32, another Appalshop film 99 East Center St., Manchester 189 WEST CENTER STREET lan, both Hartt graduates, will perform. works, under the direction of Peter'* New Haven, 06.520. Include a stamped, M cLellan is a form er faculty m em ber at Harvey. Phillip Simmon, organist, will maker. "The stereotypes changed during industriali E E (Comw of McKm ) T R M f self-addressed envelope: only two tickets 643-2692 the University of Connecticut: Anderson is perform a Bach partita. 3 p.m. at Sain zation from . . these noble backwoods people to ... an Fealure of the Week Paid by the Manchester Herald 646-2482 will be sent for each request. The organ in Robert D. Murdock, Realtor chairman of the guitar department at The Justin’s Church. 230 Blue Hills Ave. this chapel has been newly rebuilt. The isolated kind of ignorant population that needed to be Boston Conservatory. The 8 p.m. recital is Tickets are $5 for general admission, $3 for Yale Bach Choir will sing, and a brass uplifted and educated." free. It will be in Bliss Music Room, Hartt students and senior citizens. Tickets quartet will play the Lutheran chorales. "There are two remedies only: education or School, University of Hartford, West available at the door. extermination." says an actor playing a New York R EA LTY WORLD® — Frechette Associates THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING! 'The concert will be carried, live, over Hartford. Connecticut Public Radio. Times editor who wrote the .statement in an editorial 73 West Center Street, Manchester, C T 06040 PleasBcall 64 9 -4 0 0 0 for a free marketing analysis pi ',;)ur home March 3 and 4 about mountain people in 1912. REALryvvORrb Telephone (203) 646-7709 or February 23 Basically Baroque — Bach's Birthday B B To see any home on the market today Bach, Handel and Schuclz Birthday Bash. Prcssenied by/'lhe Hartt M adrigal AN ACTOR AI,SO plays Thomas Dawley, a Choir festival — to celebrate the 300th Festival — Manche.ster Symphony's Cho LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Cfinler Street Vanchestpr r.T Singers, the Chamber Singers and a turn-of-the-century .social investigator who wrote that IF WE CAN’T SELL YOUR HOUSE, WE’LL BUY IT? birthdays of Bach and George Frederic rale presents concerts, March 3 at 4 p.m., baroque instrumental ensemble. The "our poor mountain people" could be redeemed by Handel, at the First Congregational and March 4 at 7:30 p.m. St. M ary’s *Call for more information______“ Magnificat" and other works will be building a cotton mill and employing local children to Church, 1171 Main St., Coventry. The 7:30 Episcopal Church, Park Street. Tickets presented. Center Church, Main and Gold work in it. Range!? p.m. concert is free, but an offering will be are $5. We Have Your Price streets, Hartford, 3:30 p.m. $7 per seat, "It became much easier to carry progress forward collected. Portions of several oratorios by MANCH.-»80,000 - Price Reduction - Colo with discounts offered for senior citizens, if you could say that the people that were getting hurt Handel, and cantatas by Bach will be nial, 4 Bdrms., Newer March 10,17 and 24 educators, students and alumni. by progre.ss were worthless people to begin with,” presented. Congregational hymns based Roof and Furnace. South Church Choir and Orchestra — actor Don Baker responds in the film. on works by these two composers will be will present a trilogy of Bach’s choral Others believed mountain people could “ reinvigo- E. HTFD.-*68,000 — Cape w/Assum. 8V4% performed. March 20 s CHFA/VA Mtg., Newer works: “ The Passion According to St. Cantata Number 12 — "Weeping. ratc” America if adequately trained. William Frost, Kitchen & Bath TOLLAND "WONT LAST” $ 9 8 ^ John," March 10 at 7:30 p.m.: "T h e president of Berea (Ky.) College, pronounced in an Call today to see this immaculate Custom Ranchi 7 large rooms,:ms, 3 BR's, February 24 Sighing. Grieving, Dying." pre.sented by Passion According to St. Matthew.” combined choirs of St. Peter’s Episcopal 1893 speech that Berea "di.scovered’ ’ the mountain MANCH.-»75,000 - Business - Food Ser 1st Poor family room, sliders to patio, 6 panel doors throughout, and R i vice's, Seats 114. Excel much more! Nice freed country setting in executive areal A symposium on the musical aspects of March 17 at 4:30 p.m., with supper, by Church in South Windsor, and Concordia people "and now is in position to draw them to the edge MANCHESTER $138,900 lent condition and loca the Bach Trilogy — entitled "How Shall I reservation only, at 5:45 p.m., and Part II Lutheran Church in Manchester, under the of the.se mountains and mingle them with students Brand new 5&5 Duplex under construction, V/i baths each, private tion. Listen?" will be presented by Richard beginning at 7 p.m.: and "The Mass in B direction of David Allmond. An orchestra, from a dozen northern states.” driveways and basements, appliances Located on a quiet street. Donohue, director o f music at the South M inor,” at 4:30 p.m., March 24. with From the 1960s War on Poverty years, there is a clip VERNON-»129,900 — Three stores & six apart with strings and oboe, will accompany the ments — the figures Congregational Church, and formerly with supper at 5:45 p.m. and Part II beginning choirs. Shazi King, contralto soloist. of a CBS news segment featuring Walter Cronkitc, work!! Wesleyan University. This seminar is to at 7 p.m. Reservations for the suppers, "Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” and other reporting from a dirt mountain road surrounded by prepare the audience for the trilogy to be $3.50 per (lerson, may be mhde by wrecked cars. He proclaims the region "depressed Historical Cheney Colo MANCH.-»375,000 — presented at South Congregational Church telephoning the church at 249-8627. The Please turn to page 14 area USA" where "bewilderment and despair gnaw nial with In-Law Apt. , unchecked.” Ext. Restoration. Large & Magnificent!! SOUTH WINDSOR "NEW USTING” $112,000 FOLLOWING the segment, an actor offers his -< M W b Enjoy the comfort of this beautiful and tastefully decorated home in ex reaction. cellent conditioni Formal DR. 3 BR's, family room, 2 corner FP's, plush STRANO REAL ESTATE He’ll salute Disney " I ’ll tell you about your poverty program," .says 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTJiR, CT. wall to wall carpet, and a new detached 2 car garagell Call for a p ^ in t- MANCHESTER $106,900 ment. Jeff Kiser, .30, who grew up in nearby Kolson. " I can Brand New - Under Construction. 54' Raised Ranch in an excellent remember seeing people I knew in their little tarpaper location. 2 baths, fireplace, appliances and carpeting. Hurry, before it's too CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD Pul Number 1 to work for you.’ shacks and things laid out in big color spreads in Life late! ______J John Forsythe is everyone’s dad magazine. " I used to think. 'God. what if that was us?’ and I'd have to go to school and play with those boys during HOLLYWOOD (U P I) — John Forsythe has become recess and things.” he says. “ I never would mention it a universal patriarch after playing paternal roles for 13 years in three different TV series, “ Bachelor to them, and they would never mention it, but it was Father,” "T o Rome With Love” and now “ Dynasty.” there, everybody knew it.” He extends his family-man image Monday at 8 p.m. In an interview, Kiser said his reactions to as the host of NBC-TV’s “ Disneyland’s 30th ’’hillbilly'' images changed from resignation to MOUNTAIN WOODS At. Anniversary Celebration.” His co-star, approp disgust as he grew older. riately, Is Drew Barrymore, 9. He was especially dismayed, he says, during the Located on Birch Mt. Road, Forsythe, debonaire and urbane, accepted the job in filming of the annual “ Hillbilly Days" celebration in his continuing struggle to remind “ Dynasty” Pikeville, Ky., in which thousands of residents offer EAST HARTFORD $73,900 die-hards that he, Forsythe, and Blake Carrington, the bizarre spectacle of mountain people displaying An Honest Values Wonderful Family Home! Handsome older 7 room Colo these 1.5-2.28 acres wooded the billionaire entrepreneur he plays in the series, are nial with 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, formal dining room, remo caricatures of themselves. not the same man. deled kitchen, heated glass enclosed porch & garage. Close to schools, “ That whole thing that goes on in Pikeville is a shopping & bus. Call for more details. 643-4060 building lots await your in He postulates there is an enormous difference in fathers. complete yield to what's been thrown out as far as spection. If you have always The actor characterizes his roles in “ Bachelor imagery goes about us." he said. “ It’s ridiculous." Father" (1957-62) and “ To Rome With Love" (1969-71) wanted to live in Manchester as Smiling Jack, the easy-going, concerned parent. KISER SAID the film is powerful — noting he wasn’t and desired a larger lot, we in Carrington is another kettle of fish, a ruthless the only person to have strong reactions to it. An business tycoon who can't stand the sight of his gay elderly woman from the region became upset at the son. film ’s premier in Lexington last year, rising from her vite you to inspect these lovely IN TOWN Happily, and although he has become a tycoon seat and shouting that no one could “ talk about my Exceptionally nice 7 room colonial, good sized living himself with his enormous TV salaries and wooded lots. For details call: thoroughbred race horse stable, Forsythe is more people" that way. Kiser said. room, large dining room & kitchen, 3 bedrooms, panelled Smiling Jack than Carrington. “ My mother lived all her her life in that part of the MANCHESTER $56,500 rec room. Enclosed breezeway, 1 car garage, nice lot, If he’s a convincing father it's because he's played country," Kiser remarked. “ She probably died not Enjoy the relaxed lifestyle of Condo living in this lovely 6 room Townhouse convenient location. Only $79,900. the role in real life for three decades. And like being aware of (prejudice) to the extent we’re talking with 2/3 bedrooms. 1 '4 baths, dining room w/sllders to private patio, car Carrington, he's surrounded by attractive females — peting & custom blinds throughout plus carpeted finished lower level & about. storge area. Call for appointment. 643-4060 his wife of 41 years, two daughters, two female dogs “ Maybe that’s not a good statement. Maybe she just tsr and a pair of female parakeets. didn’t show it," he said. Zinsser Agenqi UPi photo “ I think the similarities between Blake and me end In the film, Ki.ser reacts to a clip from '—' 750 Main St., Manchester U&R REALTY CO. there." Forsythe said easily. John Forsythe is hosting an NBC universal patriarch after playing pater “ Deliverance: ’’ FREE , “ This Disney special appealed to me because it’s a special saluting Disneyland on Monday nal roles for 13 years in three dififerent □ MARKET 643-2692 good change of pace. It shows me in a different light “ I get as tedious about that as a black would REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATIDN from Blake. Like good baseball pitchers, actors need at 8 p.m. He greets fans with 9-year-old TV series. watching a bunch of people painted up like blacks. 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 646-1511 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. a change of pace. co-host Drew Barrymore. Forsythe is a You know, it makes about that much sense to m e.’’ ".^■R ’ -IT lif'-V *^'^7 M W TIIKSTKH IIKII.M .I). I'lid.A . Kcb l.~) 1118.3 - 15. II - MANCHKSTKK HKK.M.I). Kriclciv. Kob, 15. nmr) About Town Troop 25 gives Eagle badges to scouts Weekenders Pre.scntation of Eagle budges to six SeniorScoulsof .door on the night of the performance. For Students sell oranges Troop 25 was the highlight of the Court of Honor hold at information, call 246-9374. Center Congregational Church recently. The new ii>Ri« r III 111 11 Movie classic is free Manchester High School students in the Manchester Eagle Scouts arc Chris Eaton, Paul Hansen. Jonathan Chapter of American Field Service arc taking orders Hubicy. Kory Kapitke, James Patrick and William The Shirley Temple film. "Heidi," will he .shown at It’s Black Histoiy month for boxes of California navel oranges and Indian River Sciaudone. the Faxon Branch of the West Hartford library, 107.1 red grapefruit. Proceeds from this annual fruit sale Eaton, a student at the Regional Occupational New Britilin Ave., at 2: ,10 p.m. Saturday. The public is A feature film with Bill Cosby, called "Black will be used to send local .students abroad for the Training Center, is the 16-year-old sonofMr.andMrs. invited to attend this opening event in a special History: Lost, Stolen or Strayed,” will be presented at summer and to bring foreign exchange students to Albert Eaton of 269 Hillstown Road. A six-year vacation week schedule at the library. 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hartford Public Library. 5M town for the academic school year. member of the troop, he has served as Patrol Leader Main St. The .screening is in the auditorium, and is Last summer Darcy Feshler. a Manchester High and Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. free. School junior., tniveled to Finland in the Americans Hansen, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen of Winter games in Bushnell Abroad Program., This year Natalia Bachmeyer of ,36 W. Middle Turnpike, a 16 year old Munehester West Germany is attending the high school. High School junior, has served as Patrol Leader and Even if Mother Nature does not cooperate, and the Tickling the ivories Anyone interested in ordering oranges at $11 a box Junior Assistant Seoutmaster during his six years in snow does not fall, there will be a Winter Games romp or grapefruit at $9 a box may call 643-14.39,646-7476 or the troop. James Barbagallo.' an outstanding young piano in Bushnell Park. Hartford, on Saturday as part of 643-06332. I Hubley, a 17-year-old junior at Manchester High Carnaval '85. virtuoso, will present a concert at the Jorgensen School, has served as a Patrol Loader and Junior The "athletic” events will include competitions in Auditorium, University of Connecticut, on Sunday at3 Assistant Scoutmaster during his six-year tenure. He snow shoveling, saucer sledding, snowball throwing p.m. At the 1982 Tchaikovsky International Competi Peanutbutter adds second is the sou of Mr. and Mrs. John Hubley of 264 and snowdrift jumping. There is also supposed to be a tion, he was the only American pianist to take a Hackmatack St. snow sulpture conte.st. judged by faculty members medal. Tickets are $5 and $4: and are available at the Peanutbutterjam has scheduled another concert for Kapitke. the son of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Kapitke of from the Hartford Art School. Snow will be trucked in auditorium. Call 486-4226. Monday at 1 p.m. at Manchester Community College 289 Hackmatack St., has been a troop member for six auditorium. Admission: $3. for children at the door; $1 from nearby mountains, or even made on-site, if years, and has served as Patrol Leader and Junior necessary. for adults. .Assistant Scoutmaster. He is a 16-year-old student al Tickets can be purchased at the door. Fortunately, some of the events planned do not Fiear a gypsy iuilaby Manchester High School. require fluffy snow. Ice cream fans will love the Patrick, a Patrol Leader and Junior Assistant K''' r 1,000-pound ice cream sundae, to be created by Doug An international cabaret, with Russian gypsy songs Seminar on math nerves Scoutmaster during his seven years in the I roop. is the McDougal. the Guiness Record Holder for building and classical vocal numbers, will be presented at 8 17-year-old .son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patrick of 32 '.7 the longest banana split (2.5 miles.) p.m. Saturday at the Greater Hartford Jewish Jean Burr Smith, a math educator from Middlesex Coburn Road, ffc is a junior at Manchcsler High There will also be horse-drawn trolley rides around Community Center, 335 Bloomfield Ave., West Community College and an expert on the topic of math School. "N*. Herald photo by Pinto the park; the Bushnell Park Carousel will be open: Hartford. anxiety, will lead two sessions on Thursday frorn 9:15 Sciaudone, the son of Mrs. Dorothy Sciaudone and back row, Kory Kapitke, Jonathan and food of many kinds will be sold. All Winter Games The performer for this occasion will be Sheila a.m. to 10:40 a.m. and 10:50 a.m. to 12:05 p.m. in the the late Mr. Sciaudone of 19G Cliffside Drive, is a Six Eagles Scouts wear their uniforms events are taking place between noon and 4 p.m. Ratclman. Admission is $5; beer, wine and snacks will Program Center, Lowe Building. Manchester Com 16-year-old sophomore at Manchester High School. He and badges at the recent Court of Honor H ubley and Paul Hansen, and, front row, be available. For more information, call 236-4571. munity College. has been a member of the troop for five years, and has James Patrick, William Sciaudone, and She will explore the problem of math anxiety and at Center Church where Senior Scouts served js Patrol Loader and Junior A.ssistant became Eagles. They are, from left, Chris Eaton. Bold and brassy at MCC show a 15-minute film which she has made entitled, Scoutmaster. “Math Anxiety: We Beat It — So Can You." The Court of Honor started with the investiture into Now is the time for all fans of good brass music to Are you misbehavin’? The sessions are free and open to the public,' Colem:in (I). Dean Coulombe (1). .lonalhan Damon Community College, on Saturday even Scouting of Recruits Mark Cassano. Michael Rosa, Metheny. Mark Milewski. Jeffrey Nelson. Jeffrey come together for a concert. The Empire Brass The Empire Brass Quintet will play at "Ain't Misbehavin,'" the Broadway revue featur and Scott Wilson. Nodden, Todd Powers. David Sciaudone. Robert (.3), Shaun Darby (1). Quintet will present a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at the the Lowe Program Center, Manchester ing at 8 p.m. ing the music of Fats Waller, opens tonight at the The Rev. Newell Curtis accepted the troop's 671h Stdonen. Jason DeJoannis (1), Jeffrey DeJoannis (2). Dana Lowe Program Center. Manchester Community Coachlight Dinner Theater in East Windsor. Flea Market offers space annual Charter from the National Council ()f the Boy Certificates for a new advanced first aid program Dielerle (2), Michael Dore (I). Chris Eaton (3), College. Selections will include Purcell's "Suite for Coachlight's cast of five recreates the music of the Scouts. The Chester Kimball First Aid Trophy was entitled, "F'irst Responders" were given to Chris Robert Eiske (2). Peter Evans (1). Mark Foley (2), 5 EASTE HARTFORD - The Burnside United Brass” and Ger.shwin's "Suite from Porgy and Bess." 1930s, Songs include "Honeysuckle Rose,” “The Joint Eaton, Paul Hansen. Jon Hubicy, Kory Kapitke. Robert Gess (1). David Ghide (1). Nathan Go' la (1), 5 Gurland. presented to the Sequoia Patrol. Todd Klepcris, Tickets cost $5 .50 to $7.,50. with discounts available to is Jumpin'' and “Squeeze Me,” Performances are Methodist Church will hold a flea market Saturday William Sciaudone. Paul Hansen (2). Janies Hathaway (3). Hendricks and Company They add vocal lines to well known instrumental from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church on 16 Church St. To Patrol Leader. MCC .students. Call 647-6043 for reservations. scheduled for Tuesday through Sunday, and tickets Cash prizes for the high sellers in the annual Tom Brian Huzzai'd (I). Jonathan Hubley (2), Kory works, including those from Duke Ellington, Count reserve space or get more information, call Savina Skill Awards were presented to Michael Rosa and The Hartford Jazz Society will present John Basie, and other Big Band greats. Tiekets are for most performances cost $25. Call 522-1266 for Watt Christmas sale were pre.sented to the follow ing: Kapitke (2), Tad Kapitke (1). Mark Keating (3),Todd Henricks and Company, a seven-piece jazz vocal and Gouldsbrough at 289-.3049 or Bertha Ludwig at Scott Wilson who also received their Tenderfoot Kleperis (2). David Larkin (I), Erie Lindland (2). available at all Strawberries record stores, and at the reservations. Over $.300. — Andy Clevenger, Ricky Eaton, Philip badges. .Second Cla.ss badges were aw;irded to Marlin A musical Valentine instrumental group, on Sunday at 7 p.m. The concert 875-4723. Epstein. Robert Gess. Terry Henderson, William Stephen Metheny (1), Mark Milewski (2), Gregory will be at the Hartford Holiday Inn on Morgan Street. Balukas. Chris Chais.son. Jayson Cordy, Shaun MIodzinski (1), Jon Mullen (I). The Hartford Symphony Orchestra will present a Kennard, Todd Kleperis. Peter Martinez, Chris Darby, Jason DeJoannis, Zeke Downey, Todd With a trio known as Lambert. Hendricks and Ro.ss. Ski clinic at Gay City Noyes. Robert Salonen. Greg Sieberl. Over $.350. — Jeffrey Nel.son (2), Eric Newton (1), Todd Powers program. "Songs for Lovers." tonight and Saturday SMOWCASi V I Erickson. Schaeffer Griffin. Brian fbizzard. Peter (21, James Patrick (.3). Leonard Sadosky (2), Robert Jon Hendricks popularized the concept of setting ' HEBRON — The Connecticut Department of .Ion Damon, Mark Foley. Reid McNally. Over$400. — at 8; 15 p.m. It will include iwpiilar melodies by Neil Cinema cmClMIIIS M Martinez, Reid McNally, Chris Moore, Eriek Newlou. Salonen (2). David Sciaudone (1), William Sciaudone lyrics to jazz melodies. Today he appears with his Environmental Protection will conduct a cro.ss Tad Kapitke Over $.300. — .Ion Mullen. Jeffrey Sedaka. Barry Manilow. Henry Man< ini and miyiy wife, Judith, hisdughter, Michelle, and baritone Bob David Phillips. Scott Salonen (4), Gregor Siebert (2), Mol Siebold (1), Jeffrey others. Richard Hayman. the chief arranger for the E. HARTFORD sea-^BBio country ski clinic Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Slaniunas. INTERSTATE 84 EXITS8 A First Class Award was given to Mark Keating. Staniiinas (1), Matthew Tracy (1), Guy Wagner (1), (R) Fri 7:20, 9:20; Sol and Sun 2, 3:55, bay City State Park on Route 85. The Grand Prize went to James Hansen who Boston Pops Orchestra since 19.50. will be the guest Hartford BARGAIN MATINEE -$2.SO Star Scouts included James Hathaway, Todd Scott Wilson (1). Cinema Clfv — Amadeus (PG) FrI 7, 5:50,7:45,9:45.— Mlschlet(R) Fri7:40, I Participants are asked to wear layered clothing and accounted f(/r over $1200 in sales, an all-lime record in conductor. Tickets are on sale at the Bushnell Box 9:40; SatandSun2,3:50,5:45,7:40,9:40. FIRST AFTERNOON SHOW ONLY Klepcris, Eric Lindland. Jeffrey Slaniunas and A pot luck supper look pbicc before the Court of 9:50; Sat and Sun 1,3:50,7,9:50. — Diva CONT SHOW* UT.W M.4HOIZMY? 1 ATI SHOWS FRI A SAT comfortable foot wear and to bring a hearty lunch. the troop. Office, 246-6807 This magic moment (R) FrI 9:20; Sot 3:10, 7:20 with La — Pinocchio (G) Fri 7; Sat and Sun 2, Matthew Tracy, while the Life Scout badge was Honor The dinner was under the direction of Mrs. 3-45, 5:X. — Tuft Turf (R) Fri 9; Sot Equipment will not be provided. Red Cross Awards were given out us follows: CPR Balance (R) FrI 9:35; Sat 1:20, 5:25, presented to Gregor Siebert Peter Bernier. The evening closed with announce Saturday's the last day to see a musical, magical 9:35. — Never Cry Wolf (PG) Sun 1:20, and Sun7:15,9:M — The Rocky Horror 5 An experienced skier will offer tips for picking out Certificates: Craig Cavunna. Chris Chappell. Jon Picture Show (R) Fri and Sot midnight. Merit badges were presented to Marlin Baluk;is (4). Show, “Magic Theater." at the Newington Children's 5:20,9:20 with Country (PG) 3:20,7:20. (equipment and caring for it and aid those who want to Coleman. Dean Coulombe. Jeffrey DeJoannis. Dana ments eoneerning the Sustaining Membership Drive — Comfort ond Joy (PG) Frl7:35,9:45; — The Song Remains the Same (PG) Roderick Begin (1), Peter Bernier (1). flal Brown (2). of the l.ong Rivers Council, and with slides of troop Army Band plays here Theater. Tickets are just $1 per person, for-^ows at Fri ond Sal 11:50. — Pink Floyd: The sharpen their skills. There will be an opportunity to Dietei'le. Peler Evans. Robert Kiske. Mark Foley. Sol and Sun 2:25,4:40, 7:35,9:45. — 1984 Andrew Clevenger ( I) , Matthew Clough (1) ..lonalhan The 76th Division Army Band will pre.sent a concert 1:30 and 7:30 p m. Performances arc in the Newington (R) FrI 7:10, 9:40; Sot and Sun 1:35, Wall (R) Fri and Sal midnight. practice these skills while traveling through the park. David Glade. Tad Kapitke, Erie Lindland, Steven Town Hall auditorium. 131 Cedar St., Newington. To 4:10, 7:10, 9:40. at the Second Congregational Church, .185 N. Main St., CIntstudIo — Solash(PG) Fr-Sat7:30 Mansfield at 7 p.m, Sunday. This band has been .selected as one of re.serve your .seats, call 666-4661. with Country (PG) FrI-Sat 9:35. — Translux College Twin — A Film three bands to make recordings for the Department of Yellow Submarine Sun 7:30 with Tlie About Jim Hendrix Fri 7; Sat 2:30, 7 Compleat Beatles Sun 9:10. with Purple Rain (R) Fri 9; Sat 4:30,9. Bennet has the Army. East Hartford — Play It Again, Som (PG) Sun 2:30, 7 Warrant Officer James Turek directs this band, and We’re going to the dogs Eastwood Pub B Cinema — Protocol with A Midsummer Night's Sex February WALIPAPER SALE Pivh Your Favorite < IC ,-^ Youth Specialty Shop PFALTZGRAFF 7J7 Main St.>Downtown Manchcitcr l - OO - 6=06 30% Discount PATTERN f ^ ^ p r e s i d e n t s s a l e I < Final Clearance Sale at Super Savings To You. on over 100 Village, Folk Art, Yttrklown, Heritage BUY/WYfiWlON OF MARJILI SENOUF: UP TO 50% SAVINGS Welcomes 20% off accessory pieces Infonts • Toddlers - Girls, Boys, Youth Wallcovering Linda Marie jjoft' miLLlAMSBUR^T^INT.. /huO ^ET A sECOfOD FOf^ I wisiSxoLotCS • Slack Sets • SWrts-Blouses • Flannel Shirts thru back to their ^ • Pajamas • Dresses-Jumpers • Overalls Books ftNCiL 5FT5\ March 30 staff of Hair Designers > Goivns • Long Sleeve Jerseyis • Kit doves-M lttens iO O • Knit Hats ___ _ FEBRUARY SPECIAL place i^cUing HEAVY WINTER WEAR GIFT SHOP ^ wj »Ncr IKS Pramsuits - Sno Suits • Jackets - Coats His & Her Cutting Special ^ One Day Only - Feb. 16 981 with Linda Marie only 977 MAIN ST., MANCHESTERj REDUCED 50% When you come in together — his cut MAIN will be 'A price & she will srn.erT UM ARVlK’a^ 0 6 1 ^ Youth 2 pc.-3 pc. dress suits, Levi Corduroy Boot Jeans. ______receive a FR EE gift.______All colors ■ AH lengths ■ 25"-36" waist. ‘SPECIAL* I 845 Main St., Manchester Boys/Youth-Girls 4-14/20 Spring Slacks & Jeans PRESIDENTS URTHDAY REDUCED 20% E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Incomplete Sizes — All Sales Rnal 723 Main St., Manchester No Adjustments on Previous S ales______6 4 Q - 4 5 0 1 Anne’s Place SPECIALS HAIR CUTS Now Thru Saturday Feb. 16 631 Main St. Saturday Only 643-6346 NAME BRANDS ’A PRICE SALE 5 9:30-5:00 5 SHOP DOWNTOWN • Maternity clothes R u b b e rm a id MANCHESTER dow ntow n • Uniforms Every Hour: 11 am, Noon, 1, 2, 3, 4 pm M an c h e ster • Loungewear . ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ q- OUR FIRST VICE PRESIDENT WAS LATER • Bra & Corset PRESIDENT. NAME HIM. ALL DAY LONG HAIRCUTS During The Presidents’ Fittings L A U N D R Y • Breast Form for ' swvaviMHor e SPECIAL *2.22 BASKET SALE RWGHNECK Mastectomy q IT IS POSSIBLE TO CHANGE THE COLOR REFUSE CONTAINER (22x16) 2^^ BUCKET 12 qt Day Celebration!! OF MY EYES? REG. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 643-1442 Haircuts Perms (20 gal.) Chocolate, Almond Chocolate, •quioq jy qosnBg INinVHfllVN chocolate only Terracota your choice Almond M3N 3HX HUM S3A3 HnOA $500 $2 Q 00 PRESIDENTS 30 H0103 3HX 30NVHD NVD GOA - S3A ® Saturday, Feb. 16th SALE Tues. - Sat. 10-5 pm D IS H P A N reg. 5®® % PRICE AIL GUtermann th r ea d • 763 Main St. Special Introductory Offer Sat. Feb. 16 ANNE’S PLACE Chocolate, Almond M a n c h e ste r SALE The Newest Hem in Our Notiont Dept one day only A CompMs Unisex Hair Salon. 643-1191 2 9 9 Special Features: Winter Rubes en fk • Elaeticity, strength and durability FREE miniature Cherry reg. »30-»60 EASTERN CONNECTICUT’S Appointments Have Priority LEADING FULL SERVICE Open dally 9-5:30 • Wash last and shrink rasislani OPTICIANSI • Fade and psrapiralion rasistant F JL'f-cr *10 Thurs. 'til 8:00 Trees to first 10-15 BUY NOW AT BIG SAVINGS MANCHESTER MALL Closed Sunday 811 Main St., Manchester 16 oz. 15 oz. customers Bathroom Pine Power I }{ \nli(|iic and (.olIfcli 1>1<’ '’'ln>|' . Cleaner reg. 1»» with Mao'* THE OLE’ FASHION FIVE & DIME, ___ reg. 1** PEARL’S PRESIDENTIAL BARGAINS SALE SALE E purchase at FINAL 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER CT. E participatina SWININTER CLEARANCE paiubiH om iy Up to 50% Off ^ B stores. HL onon selectedselected items items ^ PRESIDENTS’ BIRTH DAY| BLAST B . . Kt WEEDS, I n c . J 637 Main St. Manchester, Conn. 643- « SWEATERS ^ ^tsss«\«ts Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:00 $oo« Ladies' iAVs S\x»» ^^A FashicHi Denim Values to ‘29 Values to ‘35 Values to ‘47.50 no*® ☆ SPORT SHiRTS w Sizes 3 to 18 Reg. to ‘40“ $000 $goo M O " '® ■'\00 Values to ‘ 18 Values to ‘22 Values to ‘35 . 3 PR DOWNHILL SKII8 190x200 CM.. VAL. TO *200 pr’1 One Day Only I^LOT A88T 0 ATHLETIC 8HIHT8. VAL TO »30 8a.*5““ Entire Stock - Men's & Women's Sweaters! 1-GROUP X-COUNTRY WAXARLE 8KII8. VAL. TO *48 pr.*9°° Sat. Feb. 16 IN HONOR OF PAST PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAYS SUIT SALE $ 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. KB-2 VOIT OFFICIAL OUTDOOR BA8KETBALL, VAL TO *24 lOO $1900 $1000 • Values to ‘225 1-GROUP WHITE 8TAG 8KI JACKET8. VAL TO 'lOS ei.'25°° • G ood Selection in most sizes Values to ’30" Values to ’40" Values to ’50" Slight charge for alteratiom. HACKEY-SACK FOOTBAGS. VAL TO *8^® 1470 A ll SAIES FINAl — CASH & CARRY 4 Pr. X-Countrv Skiis 55988 Nordic Fibre Glass • No-wax with Bindings (Ski *125, Bind *13, Install *6. Total *144 Value) CANE X-C SKI POLES. VAL. M2°° *5°° 1 GROUP SOFTBALL SHOES VAL <45°° $15°° 1-GROUP ASST. ATHLETIC SHOES »14“" pr. NIKE, PONY & ADIDAS. MENS. LADIES. YOUTH. VAL. TO *50 CLEARANCE PRICES WILL BE OFFERED MANCHESTER ONLY . seLEcr groups of: i^Look At Our Footwear Bargain Counter^ BIG a TALL DEPT. Super Buys Thru-Out Our Huge Store! FEBRUARY 14 thru FEBRUARY 18 All items are first quality from regular stock! All items are on a first com e basis and final as is. CASH - CHECK - MASTER - VISA - AM. EXPRESS (ONLY) Monday thru Saturday BEGAVS jeans+pkis "Your Quality Men's Shop" ja / m n a n , 9-5:30 ^ means LOOKING GOOD B tor LESS' ^ Open Thursday HOUSE OF SPORTS ’ until 9 991 Main St. 647-9126 903 Main SL, Manchester 9:305:30 Thurs. 'til 9; Tri-City Piaza, Vernon Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9 NASSIFF’S Manchester, Conn. ffrrrrn^fi/ 06V40 297 E. Center St, Manchester Mon.-SaL 10-6 Thurs. til 9 IH - MANC IIKSTKH IIKKAI.I). Kii(l;i.v Krh 15. 108') MANC'UKSTKH HKKALD, Friduy, Feb. 15. loa.'i - 19 CAPim iNEASY by Crookt A Casale '^OU &AV V\CKEE MAer ' ' VCU'VE iJEEN TR'-iNc I'LL BE ON 3EEKJ k iPNAPPEP ■= / TO reach ^^E THE NEXT Manchester Lumber Friday T V •^E^TE«-PAV FLIGHT* Advice ■AT wifn from an unknown killor Guorgo Sngal, 6 . 0 0 P M t3J (8 ) 22) (30) News Jacquulinn Bissitl. Robort Morloy 1978 e PRESIDENTS nO Ss (5) Three's Company C h a n n e l s (18) Dr. Gene Scott (9J Hurt to Hart (22) (30) V Woman can’t confess sin 18> Dr. Gene Scott VYFSB Hartford. CT 3 (24) (57) Great Performances (CC) Man 84LEABRAnON! (20) Little House on the Prairie WNEW Naw York. NY s from Moscow ' Conclusion Ponkovsky is sontencud (o duaih for treason after being 24) Dr Who WTNH New Haven. CT $ interrogated by the KGB (60 mm ) (38) One Day at a Time WOR Naw York. NY 9 WPIX Naw York. NY M (41) El Maleficio to man who’s on her mind .40) Newswatch WTXX Watarbury. CT to [CNN] Freeman Reports ;41) Reporter 41 WWLP S0ringfiald, MA 22 consider him a wealthy man. I □ DEAR ABBY: I loved this boy WEDH Hartford. CT 2* [M A X ] MOVIE Angel' A young girl □ (57) NIacNeil/Lehrer Newshour uses the oldest iricks in the book to gel by. (now a man) with all my heart all have one sister wh o has a history W ^ T Hartford. CT )0 of emotional problems and is (61) Good Times WSBK Boston. MA 31 but a crazed killer is out to get her Rated R through school. ’.’John" loved me, Sprmgfiald. MA 40 [USA] Friday Night Boxing Dear marginally employed. My father Bifold Doors It cuHts money lo (CNNi Prog Cont'd WQGB LEVY'S LAW ' by Jamei Schumeieter too, but we never went all the way. WXTV Patarton, NJ 4t left her enough money to buy a lieit or •Ir eondl* (HDOl MOVIE: Second Thoughts' A 9 :3 0 P M (41) SIN Presenta; 'El Rata' The perfect space-saving .WOBY Springfiald, MA V 60 THAT'6 WHY I would have, but John was tiun your h4>me. mtirnod professional woman musi make FUNNY HCW TH1N6& irruPIE^ HAV& stronger than I was. and he never Abby house and be assured that she if looBf windows Irt ihe choice of whether or not to have a WTIC Hartford, CT St 1 0 : 0 0 P M (3 ) Falcon Crest |CC| Mai TM 6IVIN6 MY '6.AU6E ton vvhy door for closets, door Cable News Ntwrk ICMNl UII6E-&:etHPAYf> (X-r I UAEt W ' would never have to "worry." He yugr money ejcape baby Lucie Arna/. Craig Wasson. Ken Ho CNN issa and Cole head lor the altar (60 mm ) YOU -THINCINO AB(DuT have let it happen. ’The Window Fiier" i» DISNEY Disney Channel toisl A B O U T [ Abigail left my mother the rest. ways. room dividers. Easy ward 1983 Rated PG C$3 News TrilN(j£> UKE; FlBtB 16 IN PE&VE^NTIN6 NtW A 6UPPY He was an altar boy and the answer lo your ESPN Sporta Network ICSPNl 60ME: NA6TY H I6 He left me not so much as a iT M C l MOVIE; 'Flashdance' (CC) A girl h e a l t h dedicated to his religion. I'm also Van Buren to install. No special tools roblem HBO Home Box Office iHSOl ( D (40) M a tt Houston (CC) Malt must P I6E A 6E .6 bubble gum wrapper! If people fnstead of costly new works as a welder to support her nMjhttime CINEMAX CinomaK (MAXi determine who is out to kill Roy Houston Catholic and thought that one day required. All hardware in career as a dancer Jennifer Beals. Michael knew this. I’m sure they would be will windows, you can in* TMC Movie Channel ITMCI and the survivmg members of a Cold War we would marry. Instead, John slaii (jUAKKR window Noun. Sunny Johnson 1983 Rated R #730 AL cluded USA USA Network lUSAl spy group (60 mm ) woOP-' went to the seminary to become a shocked because I had always been channels in less than (USAl Cartoon Espress (11) Independent News the "apple of his eye.” you money!’ 15 minutes at a priest. He was ordained and "Denny," was engaged to be fraction of the cost 6 :3 0 P M CO) <61) One Day at a Time (20) Tales from the Darkside assigned to a parish out of town. In married three months ago, so 1 I am so hurt and humiliated, I Be |)r4)tecled by snug- (11) Barney Miller ,, (.93 News (22) (30) M iam i Vice Crockett and Tubbs the meantime, I got married and threw a stag party for him that can’t see .straight. My husband has Flush 4?30 71732 SALE Reg. fitting. rattle free win dows that will save (22) (30) NBC News (11) Diana Ross: For One And For All go after some murderous Jamaican drug had a family. turned out to be a big mistake. a decent job. but we’re far from UuN U IP dealers (60 mm ) rich. Every other paycheck goes to 8.07 9.50 heat, air conditioning (24) Nightly Business Report (18) Dr. Gene Scott Sixteen years later. John moved I hired "Salome,” an exotic and money (24) Tapdancin' (2® MOVIE; 'Pumping Iron' The art of II the house — you know what 2(i80 22.52 34.2B 42.8? IxNik for ■'The Window (38) Jeffersons back to town, and now he is my dancer, to entertain at this party 9.94 Kiser” in our energy body building, and the men who pra ctice (38) Odd Couple mortgage rates are these days — 12” 8.41 (40) ABC News (CC) parish priest! the night before the wedding, and 28x80 24.84 38.84 51.19 88.20 saving Department or Its demanding principles, is explored in this (57) American Playhouse (CC) and our car has 80,000 miles on it. '41] Noticiero SIN 1 still have strong feelings for Denny ended up in bed with her. To Hardware section documentary-style film Arnold Schwar (61) Kojak Frankly, we could have used a If.” 8.90 - 10.48 'qualifies fur weather [C N N I Showbiz Today zenegger, Lou Ferrigno, Franco Columbu him and I think he feels the same make a long story short. Denny's 30x80 24.84 38.84 48.48 80.10 [C N N ] Evenirtg News little something. strip tak credit (ESPN) Mazda SportsLook 1977 ALLEY OOP • by Peve Greue about me, too, although he hardly fiancee heard about it and called 11.02 Quaker channels fit [HBOl MOVIE; High Road to China' 32x80 29.99 4? .4? 54.89 ?5.54 50” 9.36 standard 1 ^ ” wood (22) (3 O) Code Name; Foxfire Liz is hired to : THINK, THIS IS SOME KINPA ) HEY, LOOK HERE.' y e a h ..LO O K S l i k e /P O N ^ T wdl?J?KTHy ever looks me in the eye. He took off the wedding. Anyway, plea.se tell your readers #732 LP 7:00 PM CBS News protect an independent Latin American (CC) A flapper hires a former Vt'orld War I TH' DOOR JAMMED! LAST THING 1 / LETS LOOK this: If you're planning to exclude sash with S” parting dce to help find her father Tom Selleck. SPACE SHIP, TO KO .' __f'-TSt'J'T THAT O N E O F OVER TM' REST my confession twice, but I never Now Denny is making plans to 36x80 26.91 43.40 51.8 ? 68.42 In'miI f53 138) M -A'S'H leader and hr?r daughter (60 mm ) '______THOSE FLOATING SO IT COULDN'T \ WANTA DO IS 51” 10.22 12.03 Bess Armstrong. Jack Weston 1983 STONES? GET OUT.' Y'BETIER ( TURN ANY MORE .OF THIS BABY! confessed the sin that was really in marry Salome. My question: one of your children from your will C8] ABC News (CC) (2^ (57) Washington Week/Review Paul Rated PG NOT TOUCH IT .' __ } O F THOSE my heart (my desire for him). Should 1 give Danny another stag on the grounds that he or .she is 48x80 43.06 73.72 80.20 101.61 C9l Dallas Duke IS joined by top Washington journal THINGS LOOSE)------58” 10.13 11.92 ists analyzing Ihe week's news (T M C l MOVIE: 'V igilante' When his son The temptation is terrible, and party? apparently self-sufficient, at least (11) Jeffersons IS killed by a gang, an ex-cop seeks re say something nice about the 47.41 75.79 91.22 118.25 (38) MOVIE: 'Someone Behind the Door’ the guilt about my feelings is LESTER 11.19 13.17 (18) Dr. Gene Scott ■ venge Robert Forster, Fred Williamson, rv 62” A brain surgeon prorjrams a psychopathic Carol Lynloy Rated R .weighing heavily on my con- person in your will — not that 72x80 50.88 84.08 105.97 134.85 (20) (40) Barney M iller patient to murder the doctor's unfaithful ■ science. I cannot deny my feelings. DEAR LESTER: I vote no, but if "so-and-so is already well- 66” 10.28 12.10 EHEPCi (221 Wheel of Fortune wife Charles Bronson. Anthony Perkins, 1 0 :3 0 P M (11) News provided for.” And please leave SA/Bt Jilllreland 1971 II don't want to hurt John, myself or you do, don’t hire another exotic (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (20) Twilight Zone Jmy family. Please help me. dancer. Ask Salome to dance — that child something — even if it’s (41) 'Charytin' Programa musical presen (38) Dick Van Dyke 70” 11.60 13.65 (30) Family Feud tando la bella Charytin ; A SINNER IN MY HEART and retain the seventh veil for her only something of .sentimental (41) 24 Horas 5 (41) Martsela (61) MOVIE: Battle for the Planet of the I wedding. value. It will make a lot of #108 AP 5 [ESPN] Caesar's Tahoe Billiards difference in the way you are ($7) Nightly Business Report Apes' The ape civilization is trying to live ; DEAR SINNER: Reduce the jreacefully with the human beings but the Classic Coverage of the Seniors Final is (61) Diff'rent Strokes presented from Lake Tahoe, NV (60 mm ) temptation by changing to another DEAR ABBY: I have some remembered. Interior Shutters tiunrans plan to attack and there is more parish. It would be a kindness to advice that could save a lot of SHUT OUT [CNNi Moneyline trouble from within the ape community ( m a x ] Eros America A stnkins (Jecordtor touch for [ESPNl SporlsCenter Roddy McDowell. Claude Akins. Natalie John, and a favor to yourself. people a lot of heartbreak. Re your favorite rooms! These 1 1 : 0 0 P M C3D CD (22) (3fi) m News THE BORN LOSER ’ by Art Seneont DEAR SHUTOUT: Good advice. quality-made pine shutters [U S A l Radio 1990 Trundy 1973 cently my father died. 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Just dial 649-1373. 647-0080 or 649-4064. Home and Fenwood Good telephone person H ours 8 - 5 M F . Insurance overtime. Atwood Screw |o | {HOMES ator. Centrally located. Security. $375 nfionthlv. ing lor toddler. Meals your power tools. Find 643-2711. W e 'll help you Monor In Manchester. ality, hands-on attitude and Pension Benefits. Machine Products, Inc., 13' IFOR SALE No pets. $350. Security Adults, no pets. Call 649- and snacks provided In m that buyer with a low-cost word your ad lor maxi Important. Career slot Phone 528-9551, Person 210 South Street, West ■en [APARTMENTS deposit. Call 646-7690 or 2236. sole and happy home. (^PUBLISHER’S NOTICE ad In Classified. 643-2711. mum response. rew arding you with sense nel Manager 9om - Hertford, 247-3275 643-0496. Call Carol ot 646-6910. FULL TIME POSITION - Rentals 1^‘ I fo r r en t In medical business of of accomplishment. Insu 12noon for appointment MANCHESTER - Energy 3Vj r o o m a p a r t m e n t fice. 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Call rooms, 1'/z baths, kitchen with built-in any preference, limitation or discrimination bas«*d of* fate 2-13 TILL 2-18 643-5549. After 6pm, 647- Manager, P.O. Box 8271, RECEPTIONIST - Ver WANTED TELEPHONE wet bar, garage. $84,900. security. Maid and Linen 646-2426, 9am to Spm EAST HARTFORD - MESTIC will clean your color, religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to makpany Older gentleman. Two breakfast area, fireplaced living room, GOVERNMENT JOBS - East Hartford, CT 06108. non. Hlgh-growth micro SALESPERSONS for Ex G ordon Realty, 643-2174. serylce. 646-7066. weekdays. 1241 house or apartment such preference, limitation or discrimination This newsiiape< $14,757 to $52,663. Now Please do not phone. computer company Is p a n d in g Promotions room etficlecv. All utili weekly or biweekly, reli rec room with wet bar, many extras — will not know ingly accept any advertisement tot real estate wnicr hiring In your area. EOE. looking for an expe Firm. Salary & Commi- ties. Newly remodeled. able, references availa $106,900. No agents or brokers please. IS in violation of fhe law rienced receptionist to Share a bath. $60 weekly. ble. Call 875-5293. 1(619)569-8304. 24 hrs. slon. Apply ot once! Mr. Shown By Appointment 646-8590 handle all Incoming lines. Burton, 643-2711. Call 643^712. AIRLINES NOW HIR Other duties Include: 0 ING. Reseryationists, Mall distribution, light CONCERNED PARENT CHEERFUL, IMMACU ICO [PAINTING/ FOLLOW THE LEADER L A T E , Q U IE T 4 R O O M S - stewardesses and ground typing, and miscellane to care for my first [ papering . crew positions oyallable. ARE YOU A CREATIVE, ous clerical support. Ex grader. Vicinity of Wa WORKING CLASS When work's the game. Big Centrally located. Older irir REAL ESTATE AGENTS - Call 1 (619) 569-8304 for aggressive professional? cellent salary and benefit shington School. Coll 643- Red" is the name. For 1984 working persons pre details. 24 hrs. Our office needs person package along with plea 4491, 4:30 to S:30pm only, HERO the ultimate utility machine ferred. Non-smokers. Se N A M E Y O U R OWN ★ ★ NEEDED iric to manage and organize sant working conditions. has gotten even better. Al curity, references. No PRICE — Father and son. BEST BUYS ask for Gigl, Monday thru ready bristling with functional Immediate openings 8.8% FULL TIME RECEPTIO- company Information Send resume to: Box V, Friday. pets. 649-5897. Fast, dependable ser and actlyltes. Individual The Manchester Herald, features that put It at the top of For Those Seeking a Career in 8.8% G M A C Financing Annual ParcMtagu Rata Financins N IS T / M E D IC A L S E C R E the working clase Big R e d ' vice. Painting, Paper- TARY. Busy Manchester will be responsible tor 16 Brainard Place, Man S U P E R 3 R O O M A P A R T hanging & Removal. Call To Qualiflad Buyara on accounting, payroll, cor chester, CT 06040. MEDICAL RECEPTION has now gained additional M E N T - $395 includes ★ REAL ESTATE SALES ifr Medical Office. Some ex versatility with shaft drive and 644-0585 or 644-0036. New 1985 Buick Regal perience necessary. 646- respondence, written and IST - Full time positlan heat, hot water and gar Full and Part Time Agents Needed. ALL NEW 1 9 8 5 verbal communications, reverse capability. Other trled- age. Phone Rose, 646-8646 2 Dr. Sport Coupe 6484. available in Orthopedic how and-true features Include a PAINTING AND WAL AT. F’S, PB. reurdef., uir. spoi l mirrors, pinsiriuc. travel/conference arran Office. M u st be self m oti or 646-2482. 192cc four-stroke engine, with LPAPERING - Ceilings EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to work with deluxe-wheel eovers, steel belted while walls. NISSAN TRUCKS PART TIME CLERICAL gements and will assist vated and willing to take dual-range five-speed trans repaired. Gary McHugh AM /FM stereo, bumper guards, body side mould (Limltad Tima Only) marketing officer. Good MANCHESTER - One one of Manchester's most Professional W ORKER - Could lead to FULL AND PART TIME on responsibilities. Expe- economical mission and automatic clutch, 643-9321. ings. knnU'hbaek .seal in doth, liiiled glass. You gel typing skills required. bedroom apartment, ap Agencies! Ask about our REIMBURSE all this for only 5 full time. Flexible hours. O P E N IN G S A V A IL A B L E rlenced preferred. easy electric starling hydrau Contact Steve, 12- 1pm. at Personal computer expe Please call 527-7433. lic forke heavy duty front and pliances, basement. $445 MENT PROGRAM. For those currently en G IFT BONUS rience helpful but not - Typing skills and excel it is monthly. Call 649-7105 af 643-5107. lent phone manner re rear racks, a standard trailer rolled in Real Estate Principles and Prac- required. Coll 659-3334, hitch, and much more to ease ter 5pm. ■cQ [BUILDING/ and chances to win quired. Please call 246- -tices or for those recently completing the The Leverage Group, BUSINESS to run a your work load [ contracting course. Inc. 6100 or apply In person at *10,485 exciting prizes! Chemlawn Services Cor OPPORTUNITIES CONNECTICUT’S AT DANIEL F. REALE we offer Training, and .Slock No*. I!si39/g5||7 Participating G.H.A.D.A. member. poration, 70 Bldwell fast-acting MEDIUM SIZED LAW L A R G E S T CARPENTRY AND RE Continuing Education Programs, with a su See your salesman for details. FIRM seeks part time Road, South Windsor, CT MODELING SERVICES perb SUPPORT SYSTEM that will make you New 1985 SIO Fleetside Pickup HONDA DEALER — Complete home re secretary. Experience In NATIONAL COMPANY Classified MANCHESTER - Large SUCCESSFUL. Cdibfitiiii Dm 20tli tmivKSini pairs and remodeling. Including 4 cylinder engine, 4 .speed commercial Real Estate LOOKING For Satellite one bedroom apartment. Quality work. Referen Transactions preferred. Antenna Dealers. No Ex 30 tdiBS Stmt, MiiRtiester Fully appllanced kitchen, ir* ARE YOU READY FOR A ★ ★ transmission, all season steel radial Ad. ces, licensed and Insured. Solory depending on ex CHILD CARE PRO perience Required. Com (Ent 93 Iff 1-86) living room and bed tires, 1000 pound Call 646-8165. perience. Reply to Box T, VIDER NEEDED - Mon PART TIME TELE plete Unit Prices $630.00 room. Heat and hot water ★ CHALLENGE? * payload, front disc Manchester Herald, 16 day thru Friday, 9-3. Coll PHONE SALES - No ex and Up. Retail $1,295.00. Herald 646>2789 Included. On busline. Call DAN REALE For a Confidential Interview DUMAS ELECTRIC — —: brakes. Stock 8.5107. Brainard Place, Man Pool for appointment, perience necessary. Call Phones Open 24 Hours. Ideal location. $445 per Lights dimming? Fuses chester, CT 06040. 659-3731. 649-9149. 303-570-7800. Mon.-Fri. 9-8; Tues., Wed., Thur. 9-6; Sat. 9-4 month. Lease and secur 643-2711 blowing? Repairs, Im W i cm help you bicemt i ity deposit. 646-7451. provements and addi "REALE" PII0FE88I0NALI tional circuits. Fully li *6,285 CENTRAL FOUR ROOM Cill 646-4525. ind n k lor Oin. censed, insured. Call APARTMENT - No pets. 646-5253 anytime. D.F. REAIE, INC. E 3 N I S S A N $375 per month plus utili Real Estate ties and security. Call iHUri.lt.. Cl. CLYDE Open avM. 'Ill 8 p.m. except lliurs. I l l 6, Sat. H I S 646-7336. CARPENTRY - Remodel M S -4 S IS CHORCHES ing and additions. Call 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-4165 Tony, 649-0811. " " ■ t n ' 872-9111 OF MANCHESTER STDREAND 80 Oakland St. 643-2791 OFFICE SPACE F FOR WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY WE HAVE MANCHESTER — Office space. Ideal for accoun 8.8% tant, lawyer or sales of ON SELECT MODELS fice. Central location. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY (8m your doalor for tfolsito.) Ample parking. Call 649- 2S91. R tg ltl.r for trip for two to OFFICE SPACE AVAIL E AttMii* O rM c*. 6 nlghto/7 day. ABLE IN DOWNTOWN at lha Ladra Marrioll. MANCHESTER - 500 square feet or possibly 1,000 square feet. Near OPEN 1-84 Extension. Parking on premises. Call 649- 2680. M O N.-FRI. 9-8 OILLOni FREE T W O OFFICES FOR RENT - Convenient loca S A T . 9-5 Register for free retort weekend. | tion. Heat and utilities WASHINGTON’S Included. 649-8417. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. THRU FEB. 18 RogMor lor FREE FREE IHeltm. MANCHESTER - Office birthday specials ruitproofing with T.V. to bo glvon purehaa. of naw away 2/2B/SS or retail space. High Coma aaa taliat made Chorehea ol Mancheatar traffic area. Excellent or utod ear or (Mutt bo ia NOW THRU FEBRUARY 18IMI truck during lha 1984 Dealer ol Ihe Year for Ihe sign visibility. F.J. Spi- IF IT’S QUALITY YOU’RE c ‘ talo w/coupon. Slale ol Connecllcul and 1985’a or oldor and lecki, 643-2121. Time Magazine’a Dealer Award winner. a llcontod LOOKING FOR, BE SURE NO ^EED FOR A REVOLUTION! drtvor.) I MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT TO CHECK THESE We’ll Match or Beat Any CARDINAL BUICK AUTO SHOW USED CAR SPECIALS! e o WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 20% Down Legitimate Deal On Any SPECIAL MANCHESTER SECURE SPECIAL 13.9% Annual Per 1979 CHEV. IMPALA 1980 CHEV. CITATION featuring STORAGE GARAGE In centage Rate New Ford, So Get convenient residential Sta. Wg., V-8. Auto, AC, PS. 2 Dr.. 4 cyl. 4 spd.. PS. AM/FM *185 neighborhood. $50 per PB, R. Rust Proofed NEW 1985 CAVALIER per month 48 Months 1985 BUICK SOMERSET REGAL month. Call 633-6331. M995 M995 2138.20 Finance Chrg. Your Best Deal & 5 spd., rear defogger, AM/FM stereo Going on sale 9 «m Feb. 13lh Going on sale 9 am Feb. 13th *8400 Sale Price IROOMMATES Then See Us! [ w a n ted WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY * 8 ,9 9 9 SPECIAL SPECIAL 20% Down ORDER YOURS TODAY! 1991 OLDS. DELTA SB ROYAL 1980 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP 13.9% Annual Per MALE TO SHARE OVER 120 NEW FORDS IN STOCK Cpe., V-8, Auto, AC, PS, PB, R, V-8, Auto, PS, PB, Stereo centage Rate N E W E R 5 R O O M D U Vinyl Roof Cass. *159 PLEX WITH TWO MEN. 48 Months $190 plus security. Call *5995 M695 NEW 1985 SPECTRUM per month NEW I98S BLICK NEW 1985 BL'iCK NEW 1985 BUICK NEW 1985 BUICK 1833.88 Finance Chrg. SKYLARK 4-DR 646-7350 or 646-4575 after Going on tale 9 «m Feb. 13th Going on sale 9 am Feb. 13th SKYHAWK 2-DOOR SOMERSET CENTURY LIMITED S:30pm. *7200 Sale Price (CARDINAL EDITION) Aiiiomalir. power steer- Automatic, stereo, rear Regal 2-door, air cond.. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY 1985ESCORT-L ing, sunroof, stereo & defroster & more. auto., stereo, tilt wheel. 2-door, laoded, A black SPECIAL SPECIAL * Limited New England Edition 2-Door more. ft5l37. #513.5.. rear defroster. #5215. beauty. #5261. Services 1977 FORD PINTO 1075 OLDS CUTLASS 20% Down Cpe., 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., R, Low mi Cpe., V-8. Auto, AC, PS, PB, 13.9% Annual Per * 8 9 9 8 * 8 4 8 9 * 1 0 ,4 8 6 f A V E leage Radio centage Rate C l I SERVICES M295 *2495 m i 48 Months 110O'I d ffer ed Going on sale 9 am Feb. 13th Going on sale 9 am Feb. 13th NEW 1985 C A M A R O per month 2734.04 Finance Chrg. DELIVERED *10,750 Saie Price 5 *6297 WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Immeiliate Delivery «•», ODD JOBS, Trucking. -e , , , . ^ LIRIhN INRIUfliyf SPECIAL SPECIAL Home repairs. You name 20% Down Price Includes Dealer Prep.. Destination Charges & Full Wax! It, we do It. Free estl- 1983 CHEV. CHEVETTE iee2 PONT. piaeaiRO t r a n s a m motes. Insured. 643-0304. 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., Rust V-8, 4 Spd., PS, PB, Stereo 13.9% Annual Per GET MORE THAN YOU BARGAINED FOR WITH THIS BRAND NEW 1985 ESCORT Proofed, Low Mileage. Cass., Rear Delog. JUST LOOK WHAT YOU GET: centage Rate PRE-OWNED CARS CLEANING - We will *3495 <7495 48 Months • IS 1H ,."l)l flKM • m m MMSMai wipus • WMIEMIKE FKE UnEIT clean your house, apart • Plan ifctl Going on sale 9 am Fab. 13th Going on sale 9 am Feb. 13th 2898.52 Finance Chrg. • in-ua HaiH suit • nam wheee wiie ment or office, weekly, > U/ia F',;; i.illO NEW 1985CAPRICE per month • HMni m sivs • COEMKElEg PtSSENtEt OWT. ugPEEK bi-weekly. Someone you *11,400 Sale Price • IK.ik UjCI This is only a few of our used cars • OEIOIE SU M M SU im i PiOUCE 1979 POINTIAC 1980 BUICK 1981 BUICK 1982 OLDS can trust with 4 years • WU KMIIU SfUl • 5SntD MMWIU tIUSUlE a lUlIKEII IM M M PS BONNEVILLE RIVIERA CENTURY CUTLASS experience. References. and trucks offered during our 20% Down • Sim King um ik s Call 646-7971 after Spm. t Dr.. Imxlcd. with air I.OW Mileaf;,-, loadnl 4 Dr., V-6. air & much 2 Dr., V-6, Stereo WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY SALE! 8.8% Annual Per more. "DAYCARE" HOSPITAL centage Rate A R E A - For toilet trained The prices are for real — Not a mistake 48 Months *4495 #7640 toddlers at least 2 years 1093.40 Finance Chrg. *8365 #6820 old. Large comfortable *140 home provides domestic per month *7,000 Sale Price growth environment. Highly qualified supervi NEW 1985 S10 P IC K U P sion. Fully Insured and License pending. For ap Cardinal Buick pointment, call Terri 643- 7340. Duon 81 Adams Street CARTER CHEVROLET Manchester 6 4 9 - 4 5 7 1 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 646-6464