24 - THE HERALD, Tues., March 3. 1981 Marijuana war bitter in California

WILLITS, Calif. (UPI) - Califor­ 10 years ago, said, "The commercial nia's divisive, expensive and es­ growers are a small group. On the calating offensive against its other hand, just about everybody un­ marijuana growers often is com­ der 35 grows a little pot. They’re not Fund cuts pared aptly to the Vietnam War. going to be able to stop it. There’s a • The rhetoric and tactics of both tradition here of people doing what sides recalls the bitterness of the they want (o do. Is this America or is mid-1960s when the Indochina con­ it Nazi Germany? flict polaraized the nation into ha^ks “This used to be such a beautiful and doves. place,” he continued. “Growers are bring call Professing to see light at the end of just people who are trying the the tunnel, law enforcement officers American way of getting ahead.” .and narcotics agents call for more He does not like the crackdown on Serving The Greater Manchester Area For 100 Yean money and manpower to wipe out one Herald the growers, which the agents named of California's biggest cash crops, es­ 1^0 Operation Sensemilla, the Spanish Manchester, Conn. Wednesday, March 4, 1981 25 Cents timated by some to be worth $1 word for the seedless marijuana billion. grown in the region. Tbe self-styled '‘guerrilla for CDBG “It gets weird in the summer,” he farmers " contend the war against said. “Helicopters flying all around. them cannot be won. n Some people blame the growers for By MARY KITZMANN Relulcd story o n pap;*- (>. As in Vietnam, front lines are dif­ that. People don’t like to sacrifice to Herald Reporter ficult to pinpoint, but in the forested buy land and then find themselves in hills of Mendocino County the com­ >k - , MANCHESTER — Rejoining the could lose about $28 million in federal a war. They just don’t think growing Community Development program mercial growing of marijuana is aid. To the gasps of the last night s marijuana is wrong. You’d have a ■)} and abandoning plans for the sewage rampant audience at the Senior Citizen revolution if you tried to bust all the m treatment plant are possibilities Center. Cassano outlined the effects It also is risky Local, state and backyard growers in Berkeley.” federal officers, employ planes, i raised by President Ronald Reagan's On Manchester helicopters and raiding squads in an sweeping budget cuts, Deputy Mayor Foremost is the loss of about $10 effort to halt the cultivation of Stephen Cassano said Monday night million slated lor the sewage treat­ Not usual store Cassano. returning from the ment plant expansion marijuana plants that grow 12 feet I high and produce some of the world's John Leech, is manager of a store Congressional-City Conference in Alsojn danger of losing funds is the m . ' Washington DC., elaborated this most potent pot in Willits calM Real G ^ s , which is revitalization of the Cheney District, morning that the Housing Assistance Bert, 36, blond and bearded, is a not at all like the usual country one of the town s areas with the mo.st Plan may be eliminated from the CD grower whose name is not really hardware store. As well as farm potential to ease its housing shor­ program, while the program Bert supplies, it also stocks a fairly expen­ tage. He owns 40 acres of remote land in sive line of casual clothes and books becomes more like revenue sharing. The district, to be a mixture of the foothills of the Coast Range not on how to grow marijuana. The towns would receive the money, shops, businesses, and housing, could far from Willits, a bustling town 140 Leech, who said he came to Willits but would be under no conditions on provide hundreds of apartments The miles north of San Francisco on U S to get away from the stress of a city how to spend it, Cassano said. zoning for the district is under con­ 4 sideration 101, otherwise known as the Redwood job, describes the changes in Willits The elimination of the Housing *'V I * Assistance Plan, and allowing more Highway as part of “the back-to-the-land Big cuts in education, the elimina­ "This is a cottage industry," said movement.” local autonomy would remove the tion of programs such as bilingual Bert, who majored in journalism in As for marijuana, he said, “I don’t objections of a local citizen group education, and grants for special college before turning to pottery Use it. I don’t grow it. Some people that led the movement to leave CD, education, are expected; Cassano "fi- making and then to growing w. I • ’ around here grow it just to have a lit- Cassano noted. said. marijuana. "tle cash income.” “Nothing would force us back intc The elderly and low-in come California's divisive, expensive and escalating offensive commercial growing of marijuana is rampant. Authorities the program," he said. "But if the residents will also suffer reductions "I grew 30 plants last year, " he Leech scoffs at the notion Real i r f ' said. "They yielded an average of against its marijuana growers often is compared aptly with use planes, helicopters and raiding squads (shown in file Goods has flourished because ': h - program would function similar to in federal programs. The Section 8 three quarters of a pound each. " the Vietnam War. As in Vietnam, front lines are difficult to photograph) in an effort to halt the cultivation. (UPI photo) growers flock there for their revenue sharing 1 don't think the peo housing program, where ■ residents He figures that at an average of pinooint. but in the forested hills of Northern California the supplies. pie would want to lose out." pay 25 percent of their income “Not two in 10 of the growers come !r''i If the "strings " that the Concerned toward rent, with the remainder sub­ $2,000 a pound, his crop grossed about well covered in the local press. take a back seat. I did say we would counties were found to have commer­ $45,000. technology. I love to grow pot. It's an in here,” he said. “We’re not making Citizens for Manchester's Develop­ sidized. with be I'significantly cut' . A Willits businessman sympathetic proceed against commercial growing cial cultivation of marijuana. He said absorbing occupation." ^ big money. It’s no big deal. We gross ment objected to, and twice Cassano said to the growers cites the fact that and we have. But we’re wasting 533 separate plantings with more Heavy expenses Bert sells his seedlings to other about $400,000 a yeat.” 4 prompted voters to reject the The formulas for calculating who growers. Stewart still is alive as "proof that ridiculous amounts of time, effort than 97,000 plants were destroyed and Dave, 36, whose name is not Dave, program were dropped, Cassano is eligible (or low-income programs There were heavy expenses. He "I get $25 each for them and the people who grow pot aren't 335 persons were arrested for and money to the detriment of is a grower in Humboldt County, just suggested rejoining the program will also be revised, and probably- paid neighbors $io an hour to violent." cultivation. guarantee them to be females," he prosecuting more serious crime.” north of Mendocino. would merely take a public hearing lowered. he continued. CET.-\ will be "manicure" the plants while they In Riverside County, however, a Deukmejian said the confiscated ^said, explaining that only the female “Ten to 20 plants is a safe and a board decision. eliminated, and energy assistance were maturing to a height of 12 feet. ' deputy sheriff in a plane on a sur­ Pot price up pot weighed 117,000 pounds and had a plants produce the resin that gives gamble,” he said. “If you want to Without the revamping, popular funding cut 20': He spent about $600 on fertilizer and the Mendocino variety its potency. veillance mission was shot in the Allen said the crackdown has street value of $117,725,000. demand would probably force "Many will find they are no longer special soil which he packed into the grow more, you have to hike way out Bert said he had mastered the back. Other planes have been fired forced up the price of marijuana There is in California another drive another-referendum to rejoin. classified for programs or low- woods on his back. in the forest and do it on land owned technique of "sexing out" young on. “and now we see bu^laries and to legalize growing and personal But with Reagan's strong position income status." Cassano said "It's a very nice way of life, " Bert by the big timber companies. If it plants visually with the aid of a "Ninety percent of the growers robberies because the kids want it.” possession of marijuana. There is an that local communities are "over said. "It allows you to live in the gets busted, nobody gets arrested.” The annual Rex p a ^ e on Fat Tuesday is one of the highlights of Mass transportation funding will magnifying glass. we've seen have been armed but He said a better way to spend April 13 deadline to secure the regulated”, Cassano expects the woods By having a little cash crop If cultivating marijuana is made the annual Mardi Gras celebration In New Orleans and this year be eliminated altogether in five Bert, who lives in a cabin on his we've never had any gunfights with taxpayers’ money would be in per­ necessary signatures to put it on the Housing and Urban Development years, Cassano said But the con­ you can improve your property. I've legal, Dave believes he has was no exception. Top photo shows the float, "Oedipus Rex" land when he is not at his kiln at an them," said Stewart, who often leads suading teen-agers not to use June 1982 ballot. The voters rejected program to be revised. struction of the Manchester 1-84 con­ just bought some lumber to build a raids. ^ developed the expertise to be a legal making a turn onto Canal Street. At right, a member of the Krewe artists' commune in San Francisco, marijuana. by a 2 to 1 margin a 1972 legalization grower on a large scale. The president plans to consolidate nector. and the construction of 1-291 greenhouse. It shortens the growing said he sells his crop himself. "I feel real good about what 1 do," "The small growers will always be proposal. of Rex holds onto his float with one hand while saluting the crowds at least 45 grant programs into CD. are slated to continue season. I've put in an orchard — “The market is vast,” he said. “If "Most of my customers are said Stewart, a U.S. Navy veteran. around,” said Allen. "The law will If the $1 billion estimate is correct, including the funds for the new Manchester, like the rest ol the Bartlett pear and apple trees. I hope it becomes legal, there will be no with a can of New Orleans’ Dixie Beer. At bottom, a sea of hands musicians in San Francisco," he "It's very challenging, very rewar­ get a third to a half of them every California’s marijuana crop would be sewage treatment plant. Under the to raise some wine grapes. I've spent more guerrilla farming.” reach for throws from floats during the parad^. Trinkets, beads country, has no choice about the new said. "Children don't buy it. It's too ding." equal in value to the state’s grape president's massive reorganization, some money to fix up my pickup year. The others will keep on making Opponents of legalization cite what and doubloons are highlyprizedwiomentos of Fat Tuesday. (UPI economics program. "These cuts are expensive." $20,000 to $30,000, tax free. If the harvest. with severe budget cuts, Connecticut a reality.' Cassano said truck." Bert said relations between the Lax prosecutor? Such estimates would not seem to they describe as scientific evidence photqs) ^ government keeps after it, the big that marijuana can cause serious Bert said he did not worry much homesteaders who came to the Aside from the personal danger, have much chance of accuracy about "narcs." cultivation will be over. Without air­ damage to the brain, lungs and mountains in a back-to-the-land Stewart sees one of his biggest planes, the big growers will come because the plots are so scattered, A "They have to make busts close to reproductive organs. movement and the townspeople were problems in the person of the county back. You can miss a couple of dozen camouflaged and protected. the roads," he said. "They're That is why Bill Stewart, the narc Hijackers free strained several years ago but now district attorney, Joseph D. Allen, plants from the air but you can’t miss Growers use guard dogs, electric who says growers have threatened to pressed for manpower. " alarm systems, shotgun traps and are good. whose critics claim he does not a thousand.” kill him, can say with absolute con­ Bert worries more about the even punji stakes — the sharp sticks "1 make it a point to spend every vigorously enforce the law wh^h Allen said a lot of the homesteader- viction, “As far as I’m concerned, weather and the deer, mice and bugs the Viet Cong employed in Vietnam dollar 1 can locally, " he said. provides for 10-year prison sentences growers have become involved in the growing one plant is a felony,” hostage women that attack the valuable flowering "Everybody does." for growers. to lacerate the limbs of GIs. tops of his plants, a connoisseur's community by joining volunteer fire Bert, like'other pot growers, "I think he should go by the book," Gene Tunney, the Somoma County variety called Mendociifo, inJionor of departments, the Grange, the Farm ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPIl - liner probably would be sent to the believes he' boosts the local economy. Stewart said. "He does a lot of plea district attorney and son of the late Chamber music the county that produces the most Bureau and other organizations. Eleven hijackers threatening to blow Afghan capital ol Kabul to pick up "The homesteaders all grow some bargaining.” He also said a few of the long-time heavyweight boxing champion, said, course offered and the best of California's pot but" they usually have something up the Pakistan airliner they com­ tbe released passengers. Stewart said, however, that con­ residents have taken to growing “If you go walking in the hills at mandeered to Afghanistan freed all The leader, a Pakistani calling marijuana. else to earn money. They're loggers, FAIRFIELD - Mark P. Malkovich victed growers usually “do some marijuana. harvest time, you’re like to have 18 women and nine children among himself Alamgir. commandeered the "The number one enemy is the carpenters, masons. Some of them your head blown off.” III, general director of the Newport kind of time — 15 days to a year in "We’ve caught some straight, mid­ /the 141 people aboard today, airline green and white Pakistan Inter­ weather.' he said. "The weather is are into crafts. They're mostly just A Willits land dealer said, “There Music Festival, will conduct a five- county jail.” dle class property owners who saw a officials said. national Airline flight as it took off the hammer. And the deer. Last year former hippies who want to live in are places you just don’t go. The peo­ session course at Fairfield Universi­ I lost a couple of thousand dollars in Allen, in an interview at the chance for some easy money,” he The Pakistan government had the country." ple have guns and will use them to ty entitled “Chamber Music: The Monday from Karachi for Peshawar lunch for a deer. " courthouse in Ukiah, said, "The right said. "The culture gap i$ much followed the hijackers' demand for a Air traffic control officials in wing doesn’t understand you can’t protect their crops.” Golden Nugget of Musical Art.” He also worries about theft of his narrower than it was 10 years ago.” public apology that retracted an in­ Kabul said there were 11 hijackers The enemy put dope growers in the state prison “In Willits there’s petty crime but Gasses begin Thursday April 2, crop, particularly near harvest time Allen, 3$, who said he grew up in itial charge the men who s.eized the holding 11 crew members and 130 Bill Stewart, 37, also, blond and without pushing murderers out on the it’s still a place where no one locks 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will continue in October, A thief could wipe him Berkeley, said marijuana had given airliner Monday belonged to the passengers on the plane. It was not bearded, would like to put Bert in a street because the prisons are just his door,” said the businessman, who through May 7. Students may out. A hunter could grab a few fist­ some economic boost to the county Pakistan People's Party. clear if the hijackers were included state prison. too crowded." "but most of the big money never asked that he not be identified. register at the School of Continuing fuls of the tops worth hundreds of Education at Fairfield University or But the hijackers apparently main­ in the list of 130 passengers dollars. Stewart is a narc. As the chief nar­ James Garner, publisher of the comes into the county. Some does go tained their threat to lilow up the Everyone was kept on the plane at cotics agent for Mendocino County, Ukiah Daily Journal, does not buy into land payments, savings accounts by phone, 255-5411, extension 2687. Bert, who calls himself and his pot­ Small-scale war Enrollment is open to the public.. Boeing 720 unless Pakistan flew them Kabul Airport by the hijackers, growing neighbors homesteaders, he is the sworn enemy of people like that explanation. and farm equipment. It probably to Iran and released 80 political believed armed with hand grenades, Bert. Describing the course, Malkovich said they all have firearms, but not "The pot growers are partially helps more in the northern part of the "The pot growers have open prisoners — including the hijack Stewart, in an interview at the said, “It is open to amateurs who in but Radio Kabul said they were given just to protect against theft. responsible for his being elected to county where the timber industry has meetings in town and undercover leader's brother and father. food and warm clothing: county seat of Ukiah, said he often that office," said Garner, who favors the real sense of the word, are those "There are mountain lions, bears' been slowing down.” agents attend,” he said. “ It’s a P.nkistan authorities said an air­ has received telephoned death legalization of cultivating marijuana who love. The Newport Festival is and rattlesnakes,"' he said. Allen said some of the (growers small-scale war, no doubt about it. threats from pot growers. but wants the law vigorously en­ associated with excellence, from the "We use lookouts, " said Bert, a arrested have been unemptoyed But there’s just no way the agents He said that last year the county forced until that occurs, if it ever lumber mill workers. elegant mansions to the gifted artists U.S. Army veteran "Last year I paid can win. They’ve got SWAT teams. and the musical splendor of the a painter to set up his easel and stake confiscated 11,000 plants weighing does. "They say they can make more It’s completely insane.” Rightist sights in 37,000 pounds from 159 garden sites Allen said the growers also money growing pot than they can on Romantic Age. We want to share that out on some high .ground. I use my He said marijuana “should be a excellence with everyone.” neighbors' chiidren as lookouts. They and made 14$ arrests. criticize him — “for not sheltering welfare,” he said. “One of the more matter of personal choice. If you Stewart was busy because the plan­ Guest appearances from the New­ play around the plot and if they see or commercial cultivation. The left persistent myths is that these dope want to smoke it, smoke it. If you ting season in Mendocino had just port Music Festival’s family of ar­ hear anything, they yell." would like complete amnesty.” growers are double-dippmg. We want to grow it, grow it.” on ruling junta started. The district attorney advocates tists, including oboist Bert Lucarelli found only seven cases of welfare , OP relations between the growers "I got 15 plants over the weekend,” decriminalizing use and possession of and pianists Augustine Anievas and SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Bert is proud fraud out of 250 (Cultivation cases. If and the towspeople, he said, “We all he said. marijuana but insisted he vigorously Thomas Hrynkiv, will be-an added (UPI) — El Salvador's ranking l{clute(l >lor\ On |iag;c .'$. you apply for public assistance, you shop at the Safeway. Most of the old Like some of the old-style Had he not found them, those 4- prosecutes major growers. feature to this course. rightist hinted a military coup was have to show all you own, agree to ranchers joke about it. Some of them moonshiners, Bert takes pride in his "I took an oath to uphold the law,” Malkovich will explore with being plotted against the U.S.-backed inch plants by next October would be the government looking at your bank say if they were young they’d do the preparing a coup against the junta product students and the romatic nature of j"unta and predicted “March will be as high as an elephant’s eye. said Allen, who does not plan to run records. Growers aren’t going to do same thing. People here who grow because of its "communist in­ "I'd-like for my pot to be known as Stewart likes to wear boots and chamber music. In addition to the an interesting month.” when his term ends in two years. that.” pot aren’t hippies. They have clinations." the very best, " he said, "I do my own blue jeans and work under cover but ‘Tve done exactly what I said I standard three B's (Bach, Beethoven Mardi Gras floats kill kids fn,Washington. President Reagan D'Aubuisson, a former National families. They have land payments to experiments. I want consistency, he probably is one of the most would do in my campaign. I said my Commercial pot and Brahms) Malkovich will look at told CJIS anchorman Walter Cronkite make. Ten years ago was the end of Guard intelligence chief, said the quality. The Mexicans already are recognizable men in the county rnain priorities would be crimes of the three R's, Rheinberger, NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The by gunfire thqt came, police said, ladder by a crowd lighting for favors crowd flowed beneath balconies there was no parallel between El government "must be changed to an state Attorney General George the let’s-beat-up-the-hippies thing.’' scrambling to get our seeds and • because he makes speeches and is violence and narcotics cases would Deukniejian said that last year 31 Reissiger and Reinecke. glittering Mardi Gras floats eagerly from a detective scuffling with a tossed by riders in the Elks Krewe of packed with hotel guests tossing Salvador and Vietnam. He said it was all-military junta to wipe out the 4 The businessman, who came here awaited by more than a millioh band chaperone. Orleanians parade. beads' and aluminum doubloons to unlikely American combat forces guerrillas, wipe out communism. " , screaming revelers meant death to The coroner’s office said Margaret Each year, spectators nail boxes to screaming spectators below. will be sent to the tiny Central Ten foreign journalists, escorted two small children, shoved under the McKenzie, 2, of New Orleans, was the tops of ladders so children will The Rex parade, rolling for the American nation. "V by a dozen heavily armed wheels by surging Carnival mobs. with her father when she was pushed get an unobstructed view of the KXlth time since 1871, lost one of its The New York 'hmes reported bodyguards, were driven to an ap­ Friendless Vietnam faces shortage of food ^ The youngsters died Tuesday in under a float at the disbanding point festivities. As people pushed forward most popular bands because of Sun­ today junta President Jlsge Napoleon parently abandoned house in a separate but similar accidents in the of the Zulu parade. She was for a handful of trinkets Tuesday, the day’s bizarre shooting incident. Duarte planned to travel to West western suburb of San Salvador to BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - final, raucous hours before today's pronounced dead at Charity Hospital. Lambert ladder toppled and Chris­ Germany this weekend in search of a meet with D'Aubuisson, a retired nam, but they are bouncing off stone Vietnamese troops staged a brief but The U.N. food experts said Viet­ population, especially in the north, talking about a major, major relief Vietnam, the most formidable onset of Lent, making this year’s tian fell under the float wheels. The St. Augustine High School solution to the 14-month civil crisis, major who attempted two 1980 coups walls in both the West and among bloody intrusion across the Thai- nam harvested only 10 million tons of are grimfaced and malnourished. effort,” a U.N. official said. military power in Southeast Asia, is Mardi Gras the most tragic in recent Parade after parade snaked marching band, a blaring all-black but it was not clear if he would meet aborted by the Carter administra­ Vietnam’s grain-/ich Southeast Cambodian border. rice this year — 2 million tons less P^iatricia'ns in southern Vietnam Natural disasters, including six “He dropped the baby,” said in the throes of a critical food shor­ Asian neighbors. history. > through the mobs of people — many unit from New Orleans that with leftist leaders. The Times Vietnam can expect little or no than last year and 3 million tons have told UNICEF officials that typhoons and flooding in north- horrified bystander Louella Givens. tion. tage. The children were pushed under disguised in masks and outrageous shattered the color barrier when it quoted sourcee close to Duarte. When asked if he was planning “The response has not exactly been help from its socialist friends. The short of the state’s 13 million-ton malnutrition is “the most common, central Vietnam, are mainly respon­ “She fell under the float and the float floats by rowdy celebrants costumes — having one last fling marched for the first time in 1967, In the first sign of rightist opposi­ another coup. D'Aubuisson said, overwhelming,” said a Western Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact target. serious illness among the children of sible for the worst food crisis since rolled over her head.” U.N. officials recently back from a scrambling for virtually worthless A hospital spokesman said a se­ befqre today’s Lenten austerity in voted to bow out because one of its tion to a negotiated solution, power­ "That's your word for it. diplomat. “It is difficult to drum up nations have had poor harvests Pests and poor storage claimed a Vietnam today.” the end of the Vietnam war in 1975. tour of the Southeast Asian country sympathy for Vietnam.” - plastic and aluminum trinkets. Sun­ cond child, Christian Lambert, 8, of the “city that care forgot.” members was shot in the weekend ful rightist leader Roberto '"I,can only tell you March will be themselves this year. Moscow, also whopping additional 20 percent. Blindness from vitamin A deficien­ Western diplomats also blame poor said massive food aid is needed Because Hanoi keeps a 200,000-man day night, three people were injured Jefferson Parish, was knocked off a On Bourbon Street, the wall-to-wall Bacchus parade. D'Aubuisson hinted th'e military was '-a n ’mteresting month, " “urgently” to avert tragedy. suffering from the effects of the U.N. experts calculate Vietnam's cy is reported ipore and more distribution and a post-war baby army of occupation in Cambodia and American grain embargo, already food deficit at 1.6 million tons — dou-^r^frequently and tuberculosis is taking boom. “ Right now the food situation in another 40,000 troops in Laos, Viet­ Vietnam is far, far worse than that in has informed the United Nations that ble last year’s shortfall. Vietnam has an “increasingly heavy toll,” the Last month, Vietnam announced nam is not a favorite charity case in it will be unable to supply any grain told the United Nations it can afford doctors said. sweeping changes in several Cambodia,” said one U.N. food either the West pr among the non­ Inside today The way it was ... People/Food In sports Outside today expert. “There’s a tragedy in the to its Vietnamese ally in 1981. to import only half that amount. U.N.'officials say 400,000 tons of economic nunistries including food communist nations of Southeast , A full report on Vietnam’s chronic Food rations already have been cut food is needed, to cover severe food and distribuflon. ' j Businesi...... 12 Manchester 4-5 It was Walter Cronkite’s latest —and perhaps U.S. figure skaters finish far Becoming cloudy tonight with a making in Vietnam — widespread Asia. \ Classified ... .21-22 Obituaries .. 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Recipes and tips 7. forecasts are-on Page 2. tion and famine.” grain on the world market. Thailand Editorial ...... 20 Suburban ... Ronald Reagan.^ Page .3. preliminary findings paint a bleak the onset of serious malnutrition. international organizations shoved happening on weekends in southern Eotertainme’iit . U Television .. are in today’s People/Food section. Whalers stumble again on road .,. Several U.N. agencies have issued cancelled a 50,000-ton rice deal with appeals for emergency food for Viet­ picture for the future of Vietnam’s 54 Canadian and French diplomats into Cambodia by air, sea and ox cart New England, read The Herald's Lottery...... 2 Weather__ Page 16. / Celtics rally to win in NBA ... Page Vietnam in June after hundreds of million people. recently in Vietnam reported the over a 15-month neriod. We are Weekend pages every Friday. 8. i 2 THE HERALD, Wed .^arch 4. 1981 THE HERALD. Wed,, March 4, I9| | — U.S. won’t send T V airs event Update ignores ruling combat forces HARTFORD (UPI) — A local television station, dis­ Rep. Robert Eldgar, D-Pa., said Tuesday he was in­ end, and receiving them with humility is a sign of cut taxes and federal spending as a means of reviving the Mew house costs $76^000 formed by a VA source that Reagan's advisers favor an penance. economy before it begins drafting its own tax cut. WASHINGTON (U PI) - PresideiU perialistic comae."' regarding the American Broadcasting Co.'s exclusive There is no parallel between El filming rights, has begun broadcasting highlights of the WASHl.NETO.N t I Pl > — The average new house in the immediate end to the counseling pro^am for Vietnam During the Lenten period that runs through to Easter ReagM n y s BO U.S. combat is n e i wiD be 1981 World Figure Skating Championships. I nited Statef now costs about $76,000 — double the posted veterans and, over five years, the dismissal of 20,000 Sunday — this year April 19 — Roman Catholics are seat to El Salvador, aad be believa Soviet Salvador and Vietnam for Americans, WFSB. a Post-Newsweek station, aired highlights of price ol just seven years ago, the Commerce Department medical personnel. asked to observe fasting rules and to refrain from one Blazb definitely arson taW ol a mpeipuwei aaHmit aoaM carry Reagan contended, bnt there is one more w ei^ if baked to a pramiK to eial between El Salvador and Afghanistan for first-day oompetitian Tuesday oigfat. 'oys There was no immediate comment from the White thing they usually enjoy. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — An arsonist torched “imiienalism” in ptooes bfce Ceatial the RassiaBs. U.S. District Judge T. Emmet Clarie ruled Monday This (oupled with high mortgage rates, may explain House. another Las Vegas "strip” gambling resort — the second Eklgar's disclosure during a meeting of the House America. “...Withont actually using Soviet that ABC’s contract blocked the station from broad­ wijv the sole ol single-family houses in January slipped to deliberate hotel-casino blaze in three weeks — forcing Veterans Affairs Committee brought angry objections Inflation could decline nose were llie two major poiats to troapa,” said the president; “in effect the casting any of the action until it had been shown on the ,m estiinotetl 34.1X10. down 6.4 percent from December. evacuation of a thousand gamblers and guests at the old network's “Wide World of Sports" program The department reported Tuesday the average new from Democratic and Republican panel members, as eneiHe bom a oaeboar, Ovd Office iater- SovM are... trying to do the same thing WASHINGTON (UPI) - If Congress approves the Silverbird Hotel. in El Salvador tli^ did in Afghanistan, bat He rejected claims the contract violated WFSB's con­ house in January cost $76,300. offering buyers almost the well as protests from the Veterans of Foreign Wars. necessary budget cuts to offset the administration’s view with CBS News correspoadent Walter Ckonkite. by osing proay troops thraegh Oaba aad stitutional rights. same stcuttiire thev could have purchased in 1974 for 1 . . ) proposed tax reductions. Federal Reserve Board Chair­ The hotel sprinkling system, however, successfully contained the blaze Tuesday afternoon in a small waiting Tbe diakgK televised Tbesday night gaeniH as.” The station argueo unsuccessfully that the skating was $38.assist local fire officials in investigating the cause of I o Hosting the Mike Douglas television show. Miss State energy officials were reluctant to chological profile indicates the city’s the victims vanished. Sl' 2 2 5 \ / $0 , 9 8 6 percent). "Indeed so. sir.” Cronkite replied, sit­ Soviets at a time when “the whole world the. fire and samples of wood particles Irom the building Shields said I personally think the commercials were predict any future increases in energy black child killer is a middle-aged, The case had not been turned over to the ting face-to-face with Reagan before the v..'|l m.idc and done in good-taste. When 1 was doing l?l X # 0.®5 - The higher food bill showed up in were sent to a state laboratory lor analysis prices. “gentle” man with feminine tendencies — special task force handling the killings, fireplace. “It's been a long time now I favors negotiations to end the arms race Ms. Teagle, her son and Johnson were found in a front •hem I didn I have any idea that anything like this Augusta ($15.66 — up 2 percent), and his proposals to cut programs that "Demand has slacked olf with the 1 9 8 0 V 1 9 8 1 1 9 8 0 1 9 8 1 or possibly a woman — who works with and the search was being a^ ucted by of­ was C04Uting back. It's eight presidents. living room of the apartment when firefighters arrived, V. mid h.ippen I just wonder why those things were warmer weather, so that has helped us.” 110 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 7 1 1 1 non 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Montpelier ($19.10 — up 1 percent) and ficers of the missing persons department, provide milk to children and pregnant Hartford ($19.49 — up less than 1 percent.) children and has no sense of humor, it was It’s been a remarkable period in our Steigler said. Two othef adults and a child also in the sold ..nd where those people's heads were." said Nancy Wentzel of the New FMAMJJASONDJ F FMAMJJASOND'JF who have found about 200 other youths of women. On the consumer loan front, the average reported today. history.” apartment were rescued. Mis- Shields who was wearing jeans during the show the same age bracket reported missing Hampshire Office of Energy Resources. hohie mortgage interest rate in New The profile was devdoped from tests s.iid till' 1 otiiiiiem.ds had increased sales by 300 per- ”We probably won’t see any real big Fueled by President Reagan's decontrol of oil prices, energy costs given to known child killers, accepted psy­ thus far in 1981. ei.TI' England increased slightly — averaging price increases between now and the end faced by New Englanders posted another big jump last month — 15.54 percent in the seven survey cities. chological theories and evideiice from the The FBI profile postulates a person of winter. Perhaps 1 or 2 cents a week, but sites where some of the murdered around 40, a woman or a man with about 10 cents a gallon for gasoline and home heating oil, accor­ Rates ranged from 15.25 percent in NOW... that’s a pure guess on my part,” she said. children were found, the Atlanta Constitu- feminine tendencies — Mack or white — ding to the latest monthly survey by UPI. Springfield to 16 percent in Hartford and Bark to the footlights "It’s ridiculous,” said Rhode Island tion said. single or involved in a loveless marriage, There’s a TOP NOTCH near you: AT TOP NOTCH! Concord. WE WILL ACCEPT !; h,is been 1! ve.irs since Woody Allen has been in- petroleum allocation officer Santo Amato. excessively cold in December and Nineteen black diildren have been found no children, with a high school diplo^ to late February and were 12.3 percent Interest rates charged for new car loans East Hartford Manchester '. -i'. ed in .1 play lor the legitimate stage. ”It’s (fuel) gone up 28.7 cents since the January, people are cutting back on con­ and some advanced ecfaicatian. higher than at the same time in 1980. in late February averaged 15.96 — a murdered and two others are missing. The • ••" E.=’o i .esje :r. V- N A" ‘‘' i ' \nd now the actor writer, and director has come up start of the heating season. It will sumption through all modes of conser­ The individual is a good employee who decrease of about a half a percentage paper said the FBI believes only six of the wi'h ,1 liew plav scheduled to open in New York in probably go up 2 or 3 cents more and level vation.” murders were committed by the “gentle” works with children either by vocation or Manchester Middletown A check of a sample marketbasket of 13 point. The highest rate — 18 percent — ttST CDLE TlPSF 900 AASHiNG'fCK S'' \|'til off. FOODS Food costs in seven major New England food items in Boston; Springfield.-Mass.; was being charged by the Providence bank killer. avocation, is extremely neat and VtSA 'Ihi' play. The Floating Light Bulb" will star Bea “Supplies are exceptionally good,” cities surveyed by UPI declined an Acting on an FBI theory the killer may methodical, has few if any close Hartford, Conn.; Providence, R.I.; used in the survey; the lowest in Augusta WE WELCOME VOUN FOOD ETN Amato said, "Even though it was Arili’.ii .lack W eston and Danny .Aiello, It will be under average of 2.3 percent from late January Augusta, Maine; Concord, N.H., and at 1^ percent. be a rejecM police applicant with a relationships, no sense of humor, and is nauiHiB puncHAK >so.oo. the direction ol 1 hi Grosbard and will debut at the Vi- grudge against the d t j , psychologists the product of a broken home who was SUNDAY 9dKJ AM to 5«0 PM* nAXnMNI PURCNAtC MteONM I m Beaumont Theater. compared the profile with psychological abu^ as a child. OPEN: MON. THRU SAT. 8:30 AM lo 9dX) PM ojntojtoBAnnJjjjTOjjAL^ ri.i _ Lincoln ('enter Theater Company production test results of thousands of Atlanta police The pofile indicates the killer may feel open.s'.-Vpnl 27. The producer of the play is Richmond applicants and found 50 mentally capable Ihe children are better off dead, although t'rinklev Odds slight to stop execution of the killings, the Oonstitotian said. be or she still experiences remorse after It said the 50 names — without any in- the murders and probably attended some INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Gov. Robert whether a copy of the petition would be At the sentencing, he urged the jury to Robert and Mary Carr of Indianapolis, not dication of opportudity or any sort of of the funerals and in some way expressed Orr today stands as a last and probably delivered to the state Parole Board, which give him the death penalty, warning one of to intervene against his wishes. End run evidence — have been turned over to the condolences to the families. vain hope of death penalty foes to block also functions as a clemency board. The the jurors might be his next victim if he The Supreme Court is unlikely to block special police task force investigating the The FBI believes its profiled killer’s .yssi.'.iant stale attorney James Zlock, who played in the execution early Monday of convicted board meets today through Friday at the did not die. the execution. Umonth string of murders. first victim was Clifford Jones, found IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY... \olre Dame s dclensive backfield in 1971 through 1973, murderer Steven Judy. Orr’s press secretary, Janet Powell, Indiana State Prison in Michigan City, Atlanta poUce, meanwhile, launched a strangled on Aug 21, 1980, followed by lilui ked a deb ndant's bid lor freedom Tuesday. The odds are stackedagainst an attempt where Judy is confined, said the governor stands by his statement Crash kills three Cbarim Stephens, found suffocated on .Limes Klliolt Kelley, called up fbr an extradition to stay the execution. ”We just do not believe in capital search for a black youth, who hNighly fit of last month opposing intervention in the Oct. 10, 1980. The next, the Constitution PLEASE PICK UP YOUR 12 PAGE hearing in F ii! Lauderdale. Fla., broke loose from a Judy, 24, repeatedly has said he would punishment, " said Henry Schwarzschild, case. BARSTOW, Calif. (UPI) - A modified the profile of the victims, reported mis­ sing Tuesday n i^ reported, was Aaron Jackson, Jr., on Nov. ti.alill and tiegan running. rather die than spend his life in prison. director of the ACLU’s capital punish­ "I agree philosophically a man or B-26 flying a training mission crashed in Authorities s ^ Joseph B d l, 16, ap­ 2. It said the FBI believes all of this year’s I looke-l .iround and here was this guy running down The Indiana Supreme Court said that is his ment project. “The killings were horrible woman sentenced to die must have oppor­ the desert ndar Edwards Air Force Base, FULL COLOR SALE CIRCULAR parently was last seen lloMday morning, victims — Lubie Geter, Terry Pue and the hall, reported a spokesman for the state at- privilege; the Supreme Court in 1977 ruled and appalling but that is precisely why we tunity to exhaust every possible rem ^ y ,” killing two Air Force officers and a but was not nported missing until his Patrick Baltazar — were victims of the to.rnev office As he was rounding the corner, Zlock against intervention by outsiders when a don’t think the state should be in the same Orr said then. "However, once this is civilian pilot. sister called police about 9 p.nL Tdesday. “geqtle” killer. pul hi' shoulder down and went flying at him and prisoner makes his decision knowingly. kind of business.” done, I don’t believe a governor should in­ Col. Guy Brown identified the victims AT A TOP NOTCH NEAR YOU! Befl — no relatian to Yusnf BeO, one of The profile was based, however, only on nailei' him fietween the shoulder blades. He drove him The governor has said several times he Judy confessed on the witness stand last tervene.” as Capt. D.J. Halladay, 31, of Canadian the early victims — was older than most the Jones and Stephens cases. Both were into ine wall doesn’t think he should intervene. year he lured Terry Lee Chasteen, 21, and Judy last year persuaded the state Forces Base Cold Lake, Alberta, and U.S. killed by suffocation with unknown Ki- iev s extradition is being sought by Colorado The American Civil Liberties Union said her children into his truck after disabling Supreme Court to waive the automatic Air Force Capt. Carman Lucci, 27, of the slaia children. Bat his sine — 5-feet- DON’T MISS IT! 5, porads — fits the profile and be bad objects, which medicaT authorities called Spr ings l oin . authorities who want to prosecute him it would file a petition for clemency today, her car, drove to a creek south of In­ appeal of his death sentence. stationed at Eglin Air Force Base in'' too “gentle.” on - h.ii ges of conspiracy to comrpit theft and bail jum- asking Orr to commute the death sentence dianapolis, raped and strangled the young “I don’t want to spend the rest of my life Florida. no history of naming away. poUoe said. He pnu. "to a maximum term of imprisonment.” mother and drowned her children when in a hell hole,” he said recently. They were attending flight school at The ACLU spokesmen did not say they cried. He also convinced his foster parents. Edwards.

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Nashville r Baxter, aomiaated Feb. 28 to head Uw (pmtar of a bUlion ttoUars preparing its ! S&H GREEN STAMPSTOO' Yellowstone; Mont. was sworn into the U.S. House of Representatives. Jadloe Departmeat'a aatitrost dhrisian. defense. 4 - THE HERALD, Wed,. March 4, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed.. March 4, 1981 - 5 Top tax coMector Directors OK Manchester not on list Manchester Bennet plans MANCHESTER — Tuesday night, the town Board of HARTFORD (UPI) - The state’s away with delinquent taxes." Directors agreed to a plan that would move the Sheltered top tax collector says he doesn't For many of the firms and in­ Workshop, now locat^ in Lincoln Center, into the main think the first public listing of over­ dividuals on the list of accounts over­ Past mayors, directors Review of building at Bennet Junior High. due accounts will prove taxing due as of Feb. 23, the state was just The second and third floors of the Bennet building enough to prompt a flood of one more creditor, he said. would be converted into elderly housing. delinquent payments to the state. The account holders on the list plant plan The town has been working to find ways of grouping The state Department of Revenue were notified four to six times that get charter change posts various municipal agencies closer together rather than Services released its first their names, addresses and the having them in different buildings all over town. Moving still sought MANCHESTER - Three former recommendations given to the Board Commission to redefine its role. The alphabetical list of overdue accounts amount and type of tax owed would the Sheltered Workshop, a training center for the mayors, three former directors and a of Directors in July. The questions, if Ethics Commission request Tuesday, listing about 2,600 firms be published if they didn't pay, Dub­ retarded, will allow the town to put all the human service judge were appointed last night to approved by the board will appear on prompted the second vote on the and individuals who owed the state a no said. By MARTIN KEARNS agencies into Lincoln Center, Data processing functions the Charter Revision Commission. the November ballot. charter commission, clearing the total of (4.08 million. Bankruptcies and taxpayers who Herald Reporter will also be located there under this plan. Minority Leader William Diana The commission begins its work way for the compromise. Department Commissioner Orest appealed an audit were not on the That move will, in turn, free up more space for the MANCHESTER - Following the expressed satisfaction and confidence more than a year after the 'The Ethics Commission, about to Dubno said the accounts represented list. town building department’s rejection Manchester residents approved by a begin an investigation of Mel Siebold, Probate Court. onfy a fraction of those taxed by the The law requiring that the list be in the appointees who will examine of preliminary parking studies sub­ slim margin direct election of the former recreation director, found There would be 25 units of housing for the elderly, in­ state which last year collected published iqthe annual Digest of Ad­ six areas for revision, including mitted by Multi-Circuits Inc., the at­ mayor. The mayor is now elected by questions on whether it could cluding a community room and dining facilities, at the between $18 million and $40 million ministrative Reports of the governor direct election of the mayor. torney representing residents living the full board, and is usually the per­ prosecute, investigate and rule. The Bennet facility. Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano said each month from more than 300,000 was recommended by state auditors. there would be sufficent parking provided at the school in the neighborhood surrounding the The Democrats,*with four positions son who receives the most votes. creation of establishing a social in­ taxpayers. "Our feeling was if there was Harrison Street firm has again called After the Republicans blocked vestigators position has been building. “Whatever money we re going to attention focused on this we would on the seven-member board, ap­ for an independent review of its creating the commission in January, A committee of the Board of Directors examining the collect off that list, we were going to have a chance of collecting more of pointed former mayors John Thomp­ suggested. proposed expansion. they provided the needed fifth and plan needed the board’s approval on the proposed moves collect. I'm not going to depend on it these taxes, prompter payment, and son, and Matthew Moriarty Jr ., and Jon Berman, an attorney with the sixth votes in February. The parties before it could go ahead with the project. Additional to do our job of collecting taxes, ' fewer of them would be written off," former directors Phyllis Jackston The commission will also recom­ firm of Beck and Pagano which was compromised on the charges to the meetings with the town Building Committee will be said Dubno. who doubted the publicity sail! Auditor Henry Becker. and John Patrick. mend whether the Board of Directors hired by the Roll Street Residents’ commission to include a proposal necessary and funding for the move will need to be found. would draw an outpouring of "1 think maybe just the mere fact The Republicans appointed former member should receive a salary in­ Association, today said, "We can’t backed by the Republicans the for­ payments it is being published now probably mayor Nathan Agostinelli, former crease. They are paid $500 a year. deal in the dark with Multi-Circuits director Vivian Ferguson and former mation of a traffic stud commission. The commission will also study “T don't think the embarrassment means some people paid because of and we should be allowed to have an Kindergarten signup set judge Jack Shea. The commission Other charges to the commission changes suggested by the Public Ad­ IS going to help us collect any sub­ that. " he said. independent consultant look at the MANCHESTER — Kindergarten registrations are inclndp the request of the Ethics ministration Service report. stantial amount of money. " he said. The list is available at the Revenue will begin meeting, and should have being accepted today and tomorrow from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m parking to see if it is accurate.” if;:' “T’enalties. interest, and disclosure, Services Department’s offices in According to Berman, Thomas at Manchester schools. while it motivates some people to Bridgeport. East Hart/ord, Hamden, O’Marra, town building inspector, When parents register their children at their area pay. 1 don't think that's going to do Hartfor, Norwich antt'Waterbury. has rejected a preliminary Proposed zoning rules schools, they should have proof of the child's age as well engineering study which the firm as proof of various immunizations and vacinations. said would allow for the construction Housewife Rosemary Ludgate, 23, wins the They should also have completed registrations sheets Compromise seen of almost 70 new parking spaces. The traditional Shrove Tuesday pancake race in which are available at the schools. construction would only ^ allowed OIney, England, laying down a challenge of Before they enter school in September, the children by the acquisition of the town Park could bring new housing the women of Liberal, Kasas, to best her should have had a physical examination. and Cemetery garage along Harrison time of one minute, two seconds. The for funding plan Street. MANCHESTER — In a move that sion later this month, and would first those for regular housing. Irish society to meet Berman said O’Marra returned the could spark new elderly housing con­ be subject to public hearing before Seniors’ housing is now allowed to overall record stobd at 18-12 in favor of HARTFORD (UPlI - Gov, fice of Fiscal Analysis, told Senate engineering study because it was struction. Town Planner Alan Lam- their adoption could be secured. have up to 40 units per acre and can Liberal, going into the 32nd running of the MANCHESTER - Dr. Michael McGunnigle of William O'Neill and legislative Democrats Monday that he foresaw a found to be in violation of zoning son has drafted zoning regulations Under present zoning regulations, be four stories high. In addition, 500- trans-'Atlantic race Tuesday. According to Manchester Community College will be the principal leaders indicate some kind of com­ minimum $100 million gap in requirements. O’Marra could not be which would allow local developers only the town Housing Authority or square-feet are needed for one- tradition, the Shrove Tuesday race was first speaker at the first meeting of a new Irish society. West promise will probably be worked out O’Neill's proposed budget for next reached this morning, but Berman to construct low-rent apartments non-profit corporations are allowed b^room units. of Kerry, March 11 at the college dining room. run in 1445. In 1950, Liberal’s Junior His talk, "Jonathan Swift, Polemicist and Satiricisl" in the haggling over two ifontrover-' year. said, “The town should conduct its without forming non-profit to construct elderly units. Should private developers obtain Chamber of Commerce challenged the sial school funding issues. Some legislators "did not realize own engineering study of the proper­ organizations. Regulations governing the size, den­ the right to construct elderly will be based partly on work done in a National Endow­ O'Neill said Tuesday he would the very serious situation we are in " The Manchester Hospital Auxiliary will event are, from left, Mrs. William Wagner, ty." The regulations could be presented sity and parking requirements for housing, Lamson has said he would English town. (UPI photo) ment for the Humanities Summer Seminar at Brown meet with legislative leaders in a few until Caruso and Anthony Milano, sponsor an annual bridge brunch March 12 Mrs. Rudolph Riccio and Mrs. John Malone. Residents have long complained of to the Planning and Zoning Commis­ senior housing are tougher than like to ensure that the units remain University. days, but wanted to let them "kick it secretary of the budget-writing Of­ at the Manchester Country Club beginning Reservations rn^ be made by calling Mrs. employee parking along Harrison for the elderly after they are con­ An assistant professor of English at MCC, Dr. McGun­ around " and decide what to do about fice of Policy and Management, at 11:30 a.m. The event will include brunch Malone at 649W 18. (Herald photo'by Pin­ Street, and Multi-Circuits has said structed. Clown workshop planned nigle recently received a doctorate from Northwestern a state error which will mean $10.7 filled them i, the governor said. the acquisition of the town garage Without the assurances, developers University. M ANCHKSTKR — "Poppy ”, better known as Shirley million less in school funds for towns O'Neill said his own meeting with and card games. Selecting prizes for the to) would allow both for the expansion of could apply for the construction of The meeting and dinner will begin with cocktails at 5 Adult evening school Stager, will present ‘The Clown Workshop ” at The and cities next month. legislative leaders in a few days its circuit board plating operations elderly housing and then rent the un­ p.m. in the dining room. Reservations may be made with Educational Community, 645 Birch Mountain Rd., Municipalities this year already would be to discuss "closing the gap and the alleviation of the chronic its to persons other than elderly Mary Ann Roy at the college. Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. lost $11.9 million under state cut­ in this year's budget deficit." tenants. They could also charge traffic congestion along Harrison will study humanism Ms. Stager is a former director/owner of the Communi­ backs in an urban grants program. The governor has hinted at tax in­ DiRosa votes easement Street. higher rents for the apartments. creases and said again Tuesday — ty Nursery School in Talcottville, and spent two years O'Neill also has asked that $6.8 Berman’s remarks were made at MANCHESTER - The Adult Arthur Roberts of the University of Apartment complexes not designed fainFii has eveiytlijnt for easier! v "Yes, there’s a possibility of a tax in­ becoming a clown by attending workshops and personal million in per pupil grants be Tuesday’s meeting of the town Board Evening School of the Manchester Connecticut will participate in a pan­ for the elderly are allowed only 10 un­ crease " unless legislators "deal with study. ^ ★seals ★ ccHophane 7) withheld from wealthier com­ of Directors. Indicating the tqwn is Board of Education is offering an el discussion. Mrs. Anne Flint, its per acre, and can be no more than the bottom line" of the budget. even through own land Kids of all ages are invited to this special fun evening.. munities awaiting the findings of a second executive director of the Manchester two and a half stories high. They also y / \ ★ empty baskets A educational forum on Thursday on Those attending are requested to bring mirrors, soap, Legislative leaders have scheduled O'Neill said the fiscal situation was study committee. Mayor Stephen Chamber of Commerce will serve as include a larger amount of living MANCHESTER - Even election the subject “Humanistic Education: towels, and wear old clothes. /LL a ★plastic eggs ? a meeting today with the Ap­ taking up much of his time. He said it further hindered by elevation Mayor Stephen Penny noted Penny said, " I am of the attitude we moderator. The panelists will answer space or about 650-square-feet for a to the Board of Directors doesn’t What’s the Controversy All About?” The program is free. For further information call 646- ' ' ^ ★decoratkMis ★egg dye V propriations and Education Com­ was "alm ost" as bad as the rocky requirements. The land must be without the tank, the $20 million bond would not want to take action until questions from the audience. single bedroom unit. carry enough weight when the town The forum is scheduled for 8 p.m. in 0711. mittees in hopes of arriving at some financial situation in the early 1970's about 400 feet above sea level to issue and plans for a new water treat­ the file is complete. 'That would be This is the first of a series of three The town has about 300 seniors' ★ easter cards ★cut-outs wishes to construct a two-million the library of Manchester High (• compromise on the school funding when the Legislature approved a match the elevation of the Nike Site ment plant "m ay be for naught.” receiving the report from the biue educational forums sponsored by the housing units and has planned gallon water tank. School, 134 East Middle Turnpike. ★ styrofoam eggs issues. short-lived state income tax. tank. The tank is an important part of Giles told the board he must first ribbon committee. It makes no sense Adult Evening School. Other topics another 40 units. Both the town and Calling the tank construction in the Admission is free. Society schedules dinner and much, much more at fairway prices! |1] The governor said he hoped "But I do not intend to have "that the $20 million water system im­ have an option or purchase the land to take further action until receiving are "Curriculum for the '80s: What is the Housing Authority have been Forest Hills section, a "public Mrs. Nancy McCavanagh and Dr. MANCIIKSTF.R — The annual dinner meeting of the whatever the Legislature decided, happen this time in 1981,” said the provements and will even the dis­ before going to the PZC for the that report.” Basic Education?” on March 26 and searching for a way to attract necessity of the highest order” the Judy Krupp of Manchester, Dr. Manchester Historical Society will be held March 18 at 6 lawmakers "will be mindful we are governor, who like his predecessor, tribution system. special exception. "Who Controls Education?” on April developers who would be willing to board approved using eminent do­ Ralph Wingate of the Emmanuel p.m. at the Highland Park School. in a serious fiscal situation." the late Gov, Ella G r ^ o , has been The land is zoned Rurai Residence 8. construct additional elderly housing main to acquire the land owned by Gospel Church in Newington and Dr. Jacob Ludes III, principal of Manchester High School, Ralph Caruso, director of the Of­ firmly opposed to a stdte income tax. and would require a special excep­ units. hiile Dennis and Sharon Platt of Nye will be the guest speaker. His topic will be, "The Second tion from the Planning and Zoning Under one proposal, the former th e m’lraelu nf | ihinif" Street. Frontier; The Development of a Mobile Society." Commission for construction, under League sets symposium Cheney Clocktower Mill would be (Jowritown m anchtitar Although the nearest home is about Members are reminded to make reservations and send new regulations recently adopted. Library to show films converted to elderly housing through Revamp of law 200 feet away, access to the site Last summer Giles proposed con­ NEW HAVEN — The 12th annual Following the symposium there checks to Ed Kloehn, 60 Coburn Road, Manchester, by opportunity to see Dustin Hoffman in the use of state and federal grants. would be gained through property structing the water tank on a piece of symposium on international will be an optional luncheon at Yale MANCHESTER - A film starring March 7. one of America’s foremost actors, That project, first proposed in Oc­ owned by Republican Director Pete property owned by Green Manor relations, sponsored by the League of Commons and will include presen­ his first and one of his most famous will be included in the Wednesday rdles as “Benjamin’’ in “The tober, has been lying dormant with DiRosa. He voted with the majority. Corp., at 608 Vernon St. Finding in­ Women Voters of Connecticut Edcua- tations by representatives of night film series at the Whiton Graduate,” directed by Mike no reported action on the part of The board instructed Jay Giles, sufficient cause, the Zoning Board of tion will be March 17 from 9:30 a.m. Afghan, Cuban and Vietnamese to hurt landlords refugee organizations throughout the Memorial Library during the month Nichols. developers. public works director, to attempt to Appeals denied the variance, pronip- to 12:30 p.m. in Sprague Hall, Yale state. of March. HARTFORD lUPIi - A city purchase or arrange a land swap to tinp town officials to change the University. discrimination were afraid to go to Persons interested in additional in­ “ Downhill Racer,’’ starring The final film for March will be Now you know Realtor says a proposal aimed at acquire the property, before con­ regulations for constructing public The symposium is sponsored in court because they could lose the formation should call the leage at Robert Bedford and Gene Hackman, “Blue Hawaii,” starring Elvis strengthening Connecticut's year-old demnation. Giles however, told the utilities. A hardhip does not have to cooperation with Yale University. The coldest temperature ever case and end up paying the landlord’s 288-7996 or Mrs. Doris R ^ iz i, presi­ and directed by Michael Ritchie, will Presley. law which bars discrimination board the owner, whom he described be proved for granting a special The topic will be, "Refugees and attorney’s fees. be the first offering in March. All films will be shown at 7 p.m. in recorded in the 48 contiguous states as a "nice young couple" had no exception. Immigrants, the U.S. Faces a dent, Manchester-South Windson DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! against tenants who have children But Smith called the proposal "a the auditorium. was at Rogers Pass, Mont., where desire to sell. The only land the League at 649-9465. The film will be shown tonight at 7 would place an unjust burden on very bad bill" and objected to the The water tank, described as a Challenge” The films are being presented by the temperature reached minus 69.7 Platts were interested in for a swap in the library auditorium. landlords. attempt to shift all the financial “big, concrete pillbox ” by Vernon the Manchester Public Libraries. degrees in 1954. is on Santina Drive, land which might On March II, viewers will have the Realtor Frank Smith, representing burden of a court fight to the Street residents at the ZBA hearing, be too valuable to lose. would be about 89 feet in diameter the Hartford Property Owners landlord. Th« Sanog Puc«- Association, warned the Giles explained the lot, leftover and 54 feet high. Legislature's Judiciary Committee "It violates our right to due from a subdivision, is probably the Vernon Street and Knollwood process of the law," he said. “We’re only available land jn the area. The Professional Studio Statewide college forums Tuesday tha landlords could be Drive bounds the land, which Giles pushed just so far on the issue before going to fight it to the point we’ll take town needs to construct the tank in valued at about $40,000. they’ll go to court. it to court." the Forest Hills section, and is A bill before the committee would PORTRAITS allow ajggrieved families to file Smith said the committee should FLETCHER GLASS CO. to probe crises of future housing discrimination complaints’ not try to force landlords who own WED.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT. with the state Commission on Human one-bedroom apartments specifically Ruling OK J5 0l |of MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — On Friday and Saturday, four professionally and privately in the area of environmental designed for adults to accept families iaw, resource policy and land conservation. Rights and Opportunities instead of COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE forums will be held at different community colleges taking the landlord to court. "wjth children and disrupt the lives of across the state to alert the public to the potential crisis At the conclusion of his presentation,..Panel III, WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE c e l l It also would give the courts adults. on unions TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR people may face in the year 2000. Manchester Community moderated by Donald Garvey of MCC will include: Ber­ College will host one all-day program on Saturday, begin­ nard Den Ouden of the University of Hartford, who will authority to order injunctive action But Resa Singer of the Urban HARTFORD (UPI) - t Sc Connec­ MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK speak on agriculture; Leroy F. Stulzman of the Universi­ or other equitable relief to help the League of Greater Hartford said the ticut Supreme Court has essentialiy ning at 9 a.m. According to some experts, if the present trend con­ ty of Connecticut, who will discuss nuclear energy; and family find a home. housing discrimination law approved let stand a lower court decision tinues, "the world in 2000 will be more crowded, more Clifford Noll of Greater Hartford Community College, Representatives of urban groups last year was "ineffective if those it which sought to end a long dispute ^xNCHtsTCR 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 ^ who will speak on forest losses. supported the bill, saying many low- is intended to protect cannot afford between two unions over which polluted, less stable ecologically and more vulnerable to income families who were victims of to use it.” would represent more than 24,000 disruption than the world we live in now.” These same Estimate Qadly Given Panel IV, conducted by John Sutherland of MCC, will state employees. experts say that unless the nations of the world “act | E C l^ t PORTRAIT PACKAGE decisively to alter current trends,” life will be nrore include: Michael Cubeta, mayor of Middletown, who will PREWASHED DENIM The high court Tuesday denied a talk on atmosphere and climate; Robert Pryzbe, director open MON-m 8 am - S:30 p.m. PLASTICS W STOCK * 24 Pictures: 2-8xl0’s, 3-5x7's, precarious. pair of appeal^ from the Connecticut of public works of Glastonbury, who will discuss water Employees Union Independent and SJIT TtU 12 NOON .100-)S"-3/l« "-'/." 15 wallet size and 4 color charms* The forums seek to expand awakeness that the poten­ :*No ritra chargp (or groups ' charm* not resources; and Sally Taylor of Connecticut College, Vho Day care bucks ' in package of group pictures . tial crisis will affect all of us and to pxplore what can be the Connecticut State* Employees will speak on species extinction. Association, which agreed in 1976 to 54 McKEE ST, MANCHESTER h |.'. ■Additional packages only >12 00 no deposit done by governments and citizens. The forum is free and SCREENS REPAIRED :*B eiutiful background* available. • ••• I At the conclusiop of the panels, a planning meeting will i (O ff Center St.) open to all interested citizens. Free day care services are jointly act as bargaining agent for • •You mu*t be »aiisLed with portrait* or B E ^ B B E • depoiit cheerfully refunded 9 9 V /9 ■ C a 9 9 available. be held to set up follow-up sessions throughout the state. five state employee units. d.|)0.H lolil|uchi«.p

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Persons who speak during the public the town. magnificent job in terms of getting all of forurtl portion of the Vernon Town Council The Board of Selectmen received a ' this work done. You get an “A.” Celts finish Reggie Jackson Whalers unable meetings have to come up to the table and letter from tl^ DOT about the state's in­ The lengthy agenda for the March 2 strong after calls media to find wins sign in before speaking. At a recent tentions to complete 1-84 through Bolton. meeting of the Town Council in -Vernon, attention silly meeting, after some persons had spoken. While looking at the map sent by the state, indicated the council would be burning the With income tax time drawing near, the Sports slow start on road trip Towntalk Mayor Marie Herbst asked, “Does anyone Selectman John Carey said "this is un­ proverbial midnight oil. But — the calendar of the North United Church of Page 8 Page 9 Page 8 else want to speak?” Robert Dotson, believable — it doesn’t tell you anything.” meeting ended shortly after 10:30 p.m. Manchester contained a quip that is very director of administration, said, “I do.” The “map” shows about a one-inch long And Mayor Marie Herbst, who is also a appropos - “The only time that the "Then go up there," said the mayor poin­ slightly curved line that is supposed to school teacher, said to council members, average child is as good as gold is on April ting to the place reserved for the public. represent where the road will go through "I want to congratulate you on the 15.” • CRT spends $266,000 U.S. skating hopes end quickly placements, Americans Lea Ann HARTFORD (UPI) - The United Thierbaciv who had 22 placements. "Now, I truly believe we can go out "I think it’s going to come down to Vladmir Kotin of the Soviet Union States’ hopes of ending Soviet In third wwre.defending world cham­ and do well (tonight). I feel a little Miller and William Fauver in ninth Scotty and me,” said Santee. "1 think (92). domination in pairs figure -skating pions Marina Cherkasova and Sergi more normal, better than I did going with 78 placenlents, Canada’s Bar­ it was tougher to make it through the into (Tuesday night). It wasn’t the bara Underhill and Paul Martini in on Manchester service ended quickly Tuesday night. Shahrai, also of the Soviet Union. nationals — the competition was The compulsory figures, which Vorobieva, 22, and her husband pressure. We’re learning from this 10th with 88 placements and Luan Bo tougher. If we can stay in good shape and I don’t want it to be a negative and Yao Bin of China trailing with 99 count for 30 percent of the skater’s HARTFORD — The Community ving 15,967 meals at 63 sites; suppor­ U.S. champions Kitty and Peter Lisovsky, 26, had by far the highest in the compulsories, 1 think one of us fuel supplies; eight weatherizations; placements. total score, will he followed today hy Renewal Team of Greater Hartford ting the Head Start program for 88 and other services for 76 persons. Carruthers faltered on their first marks of the 11 pairs, skating a pop­ thing.” should take the championship.” In fourth place following the short The championships opened the short program (which counts 20 has reported it spent $266,000 'in children; and other miscellaneous In South Windsor the figures are 57 move — the death spiral — in the ular short program. They drew a "I think I did pretty good except program, which counts 28Va percent Tuesday morning with the men’s percent) and the five-minute free- M anchester in 1980 to provide services. short program and were severely string of 5.7s and 5.8s for the required for the first figure,” said Hamilton. fuel supplies; 5,644 meals served at of the skaters’ total score, were West compulsory figures, which found skating final (counting 50 percent) on various services to about 1,048 For East Hartford the figures are penalized, winding up in seventh seven elements and six 5.8s, one 5.7 “I wish I was one place h i^ e r but Thursday night. 22 sites; and other services for 91 Germans Christina Riegel and An­ Jean-Christophe Simond leading residents. 249 fuel supplies; eight persons. place after the first segment of com­ and a 5.9 from the American judge I’m happy with what I did.'^ dreas Nichwitz with 35 placements. after the three tracings. Simond was Figures for other towns in the area weatherizations; 18,792 meals at 74 petition in the World Figure Skating for presentation. Simond, who faltered in the short The women's competition, which In Vemon-Rockville the figure's are Fifth place went to Russians second in the recent European are as follows: sites; 112 clients served meals at Championships. "We rushed it a little bit," said program during the Europeans, had a could wind up in a dazzling free 130 fuel supplies; 23,180 meals served Veronika Pershina and Marat Figure Skating Championships at Bolton, $500; East Hartford, $302,- home; supporting Head Start for 120 Instead, the Leningrad couple of Peter, 21. “There’s no excuse for it. I total of nine placements while Santee skating duel between European at 90 sites; and other services for 222 Akbarov with 35 placements and Innsbruck, Austria. 000; Glastonbury, $11,360; South children; and other services. A total persons. Irina Vorobieva and Igor Lisovsky just want to go out and skate well had 23, Pockar 35, Hamilton 33 and champion Denise Biellmarvn of East Germans Birgit Lorenz and David Santee of Park Ridge, 111., Windsor, $26,360; Vemon-Rockville, of 861 persons were served according swept into first place with nine place­ Wednesday night (in the final long Bobrin 41. Switzerland and U.S champion The Community Renewal Team, Knut Schubert with’ 65 placements was in second place, followed by to the CRT report. ment points after a poweful and con­ program). We were psyched for it Japan’s Fumio Igarashi was sixth Elaine Zayak, a 15-year-old from $71,800. which operates in in Greater Hart­ Canada’s Brian Pockar, U.S,Cham­ For Manchester the services in­ In Bolton the $500 was for fuel and ready to go, but it was really an were sixth. with 54 placements, followed by Paramus, N.J., gets underway with ford has a staff of about 113 full-time fident twq-minute routine. pion Scott Hamilton of Haverford, cluded supplying fuel in 375 cases; supplies in three cases. The program put the Russian duo odd thing, a technical error. The ten­ Rounding out the final placings Norbert Shramm of West Germany conjpulsory competition this mor­ employes and 33 part-time employes were Susan Garland and Robert Baw Pa., and European Men's Champion weatherizations in three cases; ser­ In Glastonbury the figures are 50 comfortably ahead of the East Ger­ sion went in our arms and made us (60), Grzegorz Filipowski of Poland ning. The women's final is Friday working out of 11 locations. of Britain in eighth with 67 Igor Bobrin of the Soviet Union. man pair of Sabine Baess and Tassilo lose our edge. (68), Brian Orser of Canada (92) and night-. Police nab man in chase Billie Jean MANCHESTER - A 23-year-old said its three black male occupants three counts of delivery of liquor to a Herald Angle Hartford man has been released on jumped out of the car when it stopped minor and another three counts of $5,000 bond following a Tuesday along a wooded area near Exit 91. risk of injury to a minor. comeback Sports Editor afternoon chase which led police State police with tracking dogs Police said the youth had given By EARL YOST from the Caldor parking lot, through were called to the scene, where beer to three juveniles who latef a wooded area off Interstate 86 and police eventually apprehended broke into an Arcelia D r i v e into East Hartford. Roberts. The other two men were not home and attempted to break into City to profit nets win Denise Broffman, left, of Buffalo, N.Y., Dolly Street in the French Quarter Tuesday. The Police arrested Cornelius Roberts, found and police said they are con­ another. While the world’s greatest figure ford players with Eastern are of 13 Blue Hills Ave., Hartford and tinuing their investigation. INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - Malik, center and Terri Chabko, both of trio dresses as Dalmatians for the Mardi Emblem Club skaters are taking part in the cham­ catcher Bob Linnell and pitcher Greg charged him Tuesday with two Police said Roberts told them he Billie Jean King, on the comeback New Orleans, pose for a picture on Bourbon Gras. (UPI photo) pionship competition in the Hartford McGowan. Two of Gliha's team­ counts of larceny after he was ap­ VERNON — Rockville Emblem trail following a five-month layoff had been picked up by the other two Civic Center Coliseum this week prehended underneath a car in East Club 5 will meet Thursday at 7:30 mates with Moriarty's Hartford Twi men after he had agreed to buy a car visitors wilt spend an estimated $3 from knee surgery, won 12 of the last Hartford. p.m. at the Rockville Lodge of Elks, League champions are also with stereo and tires from them. It was million before the event ends Sunday Eastern, catcher Phil Smyth and out­ 13 games of her match against Susan Police began investigating a 9 N. Park St. Mascarin to advance in a $150,000 not until he got to Manchester that he night. fielder Jimmy Silva...Susan Daigle Country club fee hikes suspicious vehicle which had been realized the car in which they were women's championship tennis tour­ Man to face charge Bob Williamee of the Hartford of Manchester placed fourth in the operating Tuesday in the vicinity of traveling had been stolen, police nament at the Forum. Skating Club, co-sponsor of the ice Large Pony Division of the American the Caldor parking lot off Tolland said. VERNON — Joel D. Stavens, 17, of King, who was down 5-1 in the first extravaganza which will be staged Horse Show competition for the 1980 Turnpike, when the car sped away Police today were expected to 306 Lake St., Vernon, was charged set and had her serve broken three before sellout crowds Friday, Satur­ season. The local girl was entered irk irate club member from a police cruiser. bring 18-year-old Scott D. Schoembs. Monday with third-degree assault in times, beat Mascarin, the world's day and Sunday, said the Greater with her horse, Aaratoia...Mike Police followed what proved to be a of 22 Vernon St,, to Manchester connection with the investigation of top-ranked junior player, 7-5, 6-1, by Secretary James McCavanagh, in greens fees. an incident at his home. Hartford Convention and Visitors’ Lappen reached the 500 Club in By MARY KITZMANN stolen American-made sedan onto Superior Court for arraignment. Tuesday night. and caused serious tension at the The increase brings a single Stavens allegedly struck his Bureau made the assessment on the duckpin bowling when he rolled 507 in lli-rahl Rcporh-r the westbound lane of 1-86. Police Schoembs has been charged with "Even though I’m 37, you have to club. Ogden, a truck driver came to membership to $435 and families to mother during a domestic distur­ amount of money that will wind up in the Cunliffe,Auto Body League. His MWCIIKSTKR - The Board of blows after a meeting at the club $617. Members, including Ogden, Hartford from visitors. single efforts were 168, 165. 183. learn things all over again on the bance. He was released on a $100 non­ court,” King said. Directors gave the Manchester Coun­ with Linwood "Woody" Clarke, a have said the poor management Approximately $1.5 to $2 million Remember the day when 400 triples surety bond for appearance in court "When you're 37, they expect you try Club its requested 10 percent dues Glastonbury resident. created a deficit, and increases in Rockville on March 10. will be spent by non-residents, prin­ were a rarity? Women reports assault to keel over out there. That wasn’t increase last night, prompting The board approved the increase should not be needed. cipally for hotel accomodations, my problem because I've trained so charges of "whitewashing " from one last year with the conditions the club, Democratic Arnold Kleinschmidt MANCHESTER - A 33-year-old her door. After she dressed and went meals and souvenirs. Daily visitors, Shots here ‘n there Fatal crash hard. I wasn't tournament tough. I’ve club member which is plagued by deficits, would also objected to the club policy of not Jefferson Street woman was to the door, the man told her his car Williamee points out, not staying Manchester Sports Hall of Fame assaulted early this morning when an William Ogden, who gathered 75 form a finance committee and ap­ giving senior citizens substantial dis­ had broken down and that he was in LISBON (UPI) — Kenneth R. overnight will spend an additional $1 dinner tickets will be offered at the been practicing outdoors and the unidentified male summoned her to signatures opposing the increase point Ogden. The Herald reported counts. need of help. Wheeler of Plainfield was killed and million. same price as last September despite balls are lighter indoors. I was hit­ her door for help and lashed out at angrily confronted the board when this was never done. Several direc­ Over these objections the board Police said the woman opened the his passenger slightly injured Approximately 5,000 people from the climbing costs. The 1981 dinner ting the ball too deep.” her with a three-pronged garden tool, finding the action was taken before tors noted the ' embarrassment" to voted 6 to 3 in favor of tjie cuts. door and the man reached in with the Tuesday when his car sideswiped the 25 competing countries are will be held Friday night. Sept.18 at Mascarin said King played her he arrived The country club dues, a the board, and in no uncertain terms Joining Kleinschmidt in opposition police said. weapon, tearing her blouse and another vehicle and overturned, expected. The average visitor from the Manchester Army & Navy more aggressively than in their last match. source of controversy the past told Leonard Horvath, club governor, were Republicans Pete DiRosa and Police said the woman had been fleeing the scene. Police did not police said. Passenger Kevin out-of-town will spend $280 or $70 dai­ Cluh...Whalers’ next home game, United States’ chance of winninagold medal shott session yesterday in Worid Figure "The last time 1 played her, 1 was several months, was the first item that this year's increase was an Gloria Della Fera. sleeping when she was awoken at report the woman had been physical­ McCarthy, 29, of Lisbon received ly for a stay of four nights. Sunday night against Calgary, will in the pairs competition was ^u rt when Skating Championships at Hartford Civic discussed The board suspended the overextension of the board's trust. 12:47 a.m. by someone knocking at ly harmed. minor cuts. have an 8:05 starting time due to the more nervous,” the junior said. "I Limited number of tickets are thought I had a chance tonight. In the Caitlin Carruthers lost her edge and fell Center. (UPI photo) rules to consider the item, which " I don't want any misunderstar available for performances figure skating exhibition in the after­ would have been reached late in the Slory hour juniors I have control of everything. while competing with her brother Peter in ding this year, McCavanagh told Ho- today and Thursday with competition noon in Hartford...Marlon Starling's evening otherwise. .MANCHE.STEK - The Junior But Billie Jean was in control vath. "We want a finance committee in the morning, afternoon and next fight will be Monday night at the "This is the biggest trick in the Room of the Whiton Memorial tonight.” and monthly reports. If this is not evening, with separate admissions. Hartford Civic Center against Floyd world. ' he told the board. Library will have three story hours Third-seeded Andrea Jaeger of done don't bother coming back next Obituaries Pairs finals will be tonight, men’s Mayweather of Grand Rapids, Mich. Ogden, who waited until midnight for children aged 3'/2 to 5 from 10:30 Lincolnshire, 111., defeated Sue year. " finals Thursday night, ladies’ finals ..Bill MacMuIlen,seeded into head- last month to discuss-the increase, a m. to 11 a.m. Thursdays, March 5, Barker of England 7-5,6-2, in another Horvath told the board that there Friday night, dance finals Saturday to-head rolling next weekend in the said after the meeting he had no was a misunderstanding about last March 12, and March 10, Manchester Men’s Town Duckpin second-round match. night and Sunday afternoon’s feature Sixth-seeded Sylvia Hanika of West knowledge that the item would be year's conditions, and there was The Tuesday story hour will con­ Janies P. Murphy great-great-grandchildren. of Long Beach, Calif.; two sisters, Bowling Tournament at the Holiday tinue through March 17. will be an exhibition by the cham­ Germany dominated her match from first for the evening. Both last year never any intention to avoid the MANCHESTER - James P. ' Funeral services will be conducted Mrs. Loretta Picard of Fall River, Lanes, will be seeking a third con­ pions from the various divisions. the start and breezed to a 6-1,6-1 vic­ and this year Ogden has opposed the stipulations. Murphy, 20, of 190 Henry St., was Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the Car- Mass., and Mrs. Claire Holladay of secutive title. Previous two-time tory over Jennifer Mundell to dues increases, saying that the The club ended the past year with a pronounced dead on arrival at Hart­ mon Funeral Home, 6 Poquonock Pompano Beach, Calif.; 26 Off the cuff champs in successive years were highlight the afternoon session. avera^ Manchester resident is $22,000 deficit, the increase is sup­ Grange meeting ford Hospital Monday. He suffered Ave., Windsor with a mass of Chris­ grandchildren and 20 great­ Jimmy Horvath is back toting the Larry Bates (1960-61), Ed Bujaucius In other action, Roberta McCallum being outpriced from the club. The posed to ease the strain. VERNON — Vernon Grange 52 will injuries in a motorcycle accident in tian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Ger­ grandchildren. golf bag of Mike Reid on the PGA (1964-65) and George Pelletier (1970- club is becoming, Ogden says, a Along with the dues idcrease, the meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Grange Glastonbury. trude’s Church. Burial will be in There will be a mass of Christian tour while awaiting a possible teevee 71)...A fine of $5,000 assessed against of Pittsburgh defeated Kim Jones of Columbus, Ga., 6-3, 6-3; Lena Sandin place for wealthy golfers. club's Board of Governors is con­ Hall, Route 30. He was' born in Manchester on Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. burial Thursday at St. Francis of sports anouncing job in California. Reggie Jackson for being two days of Sweden beat countrymate Nina The dues increase was studied by a sidering a minimum spending There will be a legislative program Sept. 24,1960 and had been a lifelong Friends may call at the funeral home Assisi Church at 11 a.m. and burial This is the third season Horvath has late for spring training with the Bohm, 5-7, 7-6, 6-2; Bettina Bunge of subcommittee of the board, chaired requirement of $20, and an increase and card games. resident. He attended Manchester today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. will be Monday at 11 a.m, in Notre ■ worked with Reid, one of the better Yankees is only peanuts when one Switzerland downed Renee Blount of schools and was a graduate of the Dame Cemetery in Fall River. young golfers on the tour... Slugging draws the salary of the New York Washington, D.C., 6-0, 6-1; Anne class of 1978 M anchester High Mary Oldham Friends may call at the Samsel outfielder Ray Gliha will be back outfielder. He gets four times that Smith of Dallas defeated Beth Herr. School. He was employed by the MANCHESTER - Mary Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, with the Eastern Connecticut State much just for a personal appearance 6-3. 6-1. Sewage plant expansion Savoie Roofing and Siding Co. of (Douglass) Oldham, 86, of 51 Larch- South Windsor, today from 2 to 4 and College squad this spring. East Hart­ at a sports function. Glastonbury. mont St., Dorchester, Mass., former­ 7 to 9 p.m, He leaves his parents, James E. ly Manchester, died Tuesday in and Constance (Gagnon) Murphy of Dorchester. Rosa D. Batista not target of funding cut Manchester; his paternal grand­ She was born in Manchester on EAST HARTFORD - Rosa mother, Elizabeth H. Murphy of Aug. 27,1894, daughter of late James Dejesus (Oliviera) Batista, 73, of 94 Cheney no match By MARTIN KEARNS eased, thus enabling the town to While town hopes appear to hinge Manchester; a brother, Michael J. and Prudence (McNeil) Douglass. Jefferson Lane, died Tuesday at llertild H(‘j)orter operate its present system with a on the easing of dischage Murphy of North Westchester; and She had lived in Dorchester for Silver Lane Pavilion in East Hart­ minimum of modifications. many years. MANi.llESI'ER — An expected requirements, Oiles warned that the two sisters, Sharon R. Murphy of ford. She was the wife of Jose At the same time, Giles said the She leaves a sister, Mrs. Hazel Roy halt in federal funding would federal government’s maintenance Manchester and Mrs. Kathleen M. Batista. threaten the town's $13.5 million town's financing of the sewage of its present guidelines would plunge Anderson of Rangeley, Maine. of St; fford Springs and a nephew, She was born in Portugal and had against Kennedy expansion of its sewage treatment system’s improvements could have the town into serious sewage treat­ Funeral services will be held Charles Briscoe of Wollaston, Mass. lived in the Hartford area for the plant, the design of which is ne,i. ly 50 the effect of doubling current water ment troubles. Thursday at 9;15 a.m. from the Funeral services will be Friday at past 14 years. By LEN AUSTER against Wolcott High, an 81-69 winner Mallory 01-2 1, Hadley 1 0-1 2, Brad­ rates, a possibility certain to make Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Besides her husband she leaves a over Suffield, at a site and time to be ford 3 0-0 6, Bentley 0 0-0 0, percent complete » Herald Sportswriter the improvements unpopular. Radio program Center St. with a mass of the 400 Main St. son, Juliano Batista of East Hart­ announced. • Ridenhour 0 0-1 0, Ware 0 2-3 2, Jones Expected reductions in federal fun­ Cheney Tech had a pretty good Town officials recently proved the >ERNON — The “Focus on resurrection ht 10 a.m. at St. Bridget Burial will be in Mt, Hope ford; two daughters, Durvalina “They (Kennedy) are a good team. 0 0-0 0, Stack 10-02. Totals 38 7-14 83. ding would greatly affect plans for first quarter, shooting 50 percent. sewage treatment plant can Education” radio program, on Church, Burial will be in St. James Cemetery, Talcottville. Couceiro of Hartford and Maria Car­ There’s no doubt they’re a better Clienev Teeli (42) — Cable 5 4-6 the treatment plant's expansion. Kennedy High in comparison had a adequately handle 6.2 million gallons March 7 .will have as its theme, Cemetery. Friends may call at the Friends may call at the funeral valho of East Hartford; a brother, team than us. They have some good 14, Williamson 5 0-2 10, Gothberg 3 2-4 Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano dreadful opening eight minutes, a of sewage each day. The planned im­ "Crisis in tbfe Science Classroom.” funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Antonio Oliviera of Portugal; and shooters. Once we got down we got 8, Belanger 0 0-0 0, B. Eaton 1 1-3 3, Tuesday told the town Board of poor 5-for-20 from the field. provements are expected to increase The program is broadcast each to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions p.m, eight grandchildren! frustrated and took some Carpenter 0 1-2 1, T. Eaton 2 0-1 4, Directors upon his return from Yet the Techmen only held a 1- Soviets’ Igor Lisovsky and Irina Vorobieva, pairs competition last night with a flawiess that amount to 6.75 million gallons Saturday on WINF and is hosted by may be made to the Bill Modean Funeral services will be Friday at questionable shots and that heowak 0 0-1 (), Governale 1 0-0 2, bric'ings in Washington. Aurore L. Martineau point spread at the buzzer on the performance in Hartford. (UPI photo) daily when operating at 92 percent of Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant Fund in care of the Savings Bank of 8:30 a.m. from the Giuliano-Sagario steamrolled the effect," Phillips Harrison 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 8-19 42. current European champions, captured the While the town was expected to pay MANCHESTER - Aurore Eagles from Waterbury. design capacity, , superintendent of schools. Manchester or anv branch. Funeral Home, 247 Washington St,, commented. about $3.5 million of the project’s Legault Martineau, 82, of Hilton That should have been an indicator Giles said the town had hoped to The guests will be Dr. Donald Hartford with a mass of Christian Kennedy, a Naugatuck Valley cost, the federal government was to Antoinette P. Pardi Drive, died Tuesday at Manchester of things to come. begin construction in the spring of LaSalle, director of the Talcott burial at 9 a.m. in Our Lady of League member, placed four per­ underwrite the remaining $10 EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. An­ Memorial Hospital. It was. 1982, but President Reagan’s Mountain Science Center in Avon and Fatima Church. Burial will be in formers in double figures. Collins million. toinette (Panazza) Pardi, 94, of She was born in Fall River, Mass, Kennedy warmed up and got its act Without the federal support, sweeping budget cuts have seriously John Bellino, science supervisor for Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. had a game-high 21 points followed the threatened the project. the Vernon Public schools. Windsor, died Tuesday at a Windsor and had lived there most of her life, ' together in the second quarter and Indians,at full strength Friends may call at the funeral home by 6-foot-2 junior Waddell Walton town would be faced with the option convalescent home. She was the moving to South Windsor in 1975. She rolled to an 83-^ictory last night in two emotional contests to Windham The Manchester-Fermi winner Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. (18), Fred Carter (14) and 6-foot-4 By LEN AUSTER were before the injuries. ’ of tabling the project or else placing The sewage treatment plant widow of Joseph Pardi and the was a member of St. Francis of a Class M Division Region III first High and then crosstown East faces the Penney-NFA winner Satur­ Memorial donations may be made to junior Robbie Eason (11). Eason Herald Sportswriter Fermi comes in with a 7-12 mark a $10 million referendum before Business meeting mother of Daniel Pardi and George Assisi Church of South Windsor and round tilt at Bristol Eastern High. Catholic. The loss to Windham meant day night in second round play at a recently weathered another con­ the American Cancer Society. secured 14 rebounds and Walton 7 as including 76-66 and 78-51 reversals in voters. The town already is paying troversy, when the town last week MANCHESTER - St. Margaret’s Pardi of East Hartford. of the South Windsor Senior Citizen The Eagles shot the eyes out of the The talent is there - when it’s all the Silk Towners had to settle for co- site and time to be announced. the Eagles had a 45-30 edge in the the regular season to the Indians. entirely for the construction of a $20 Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will She was bom in Italy and had lived Club. basket the second period, 12-for-14 in­ there. Evidence of that is a record­ CCIL honors. won a lifting of a state Department of rebounding department. Kennedy The Falcons are led by Tom Timion million water treatment plant, and have a'business meeting March 10 at in the Hartford area for many years. She leaves two sons, Joseph Mar­ Correction cluding 11 in a row, and went from a setting 15-game winning streak. But The roof then caved in as Environmental Protection injunction was 38-for-71 from the field. and Bill Fotos. Public Works Director Jay J. Giles the Knights of Columbus Hall, Main 13-12 deficit to a 38-20 bulge at the two inuries sent Manchester High Manchester performed woefully in a which had barred the construction of She was a communicant of St. Ger­ tineau of Fall River, Mass., and MANCHES TER - The name of Six-foot-3 senior Scott Cable paced Penney ran off a seven-game win­ has cautioned that he is not prepared St, The meeting will be in the trude’s Church of Windsor. half. Seventeen unanswered points to into a tailspin, which translates to a 65-34 embarrassment to neighboring new sewage links to the town system. Roland Martineau of Swansea, Kenneth Uppling of Willington was the Techmen, who bow out with a 6-15 ning streak before being stopped by to recommend town-financed im­ The DEP injunction served the pur­ downstairs room and members are Besides her sons in East Hartford Mass.; five daughters, Mrs. Doris start the quarter,- 7 from senior three-game losing streak. Penney in the opening round of the Simsbury in the CCIL Playoff cham­ inadvertantly omitted in the obituary record, with 14 points and 8 rebounds. The injured parties are back and provements to the sewage system. pose of temporarily stalling and asked to use the front door. Mrs. she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mary Auger of Somerset, Mass., Mrs. Kevin Collins, turned the contest in CCIL Playoff. ' pionship tilt. The Knights are led by notice of his father, Robert F. Isaac Williamson added 10 markers the Silk Towners will be out to regain Giles held out the possibility that threatening the construction of new Agues Buccino.and her committee Trocchi of Canton; 10 grandchildren, Beatrice Heywood of Fall River, Kennedy’s direction. But Maher and now Anderson are 6-foot-3 Tony Cruz and guard Andy Uppling, 83, of 82 Weaver Road, and 8 caroms in the losing effort. its winning attitude and form as it federal regulations governing commercial, housing and industrial ,4^111 be in charge of refreshments. 18 great-grandchildren; and two Mass., and \frs. Germaine Wilkinson "We played a good first quarter but hack and Tribe Coach Doug Pearson Sylvester. Penney comes in with a 15- Manchester in Monday’s Herald. Cheney was 17-for-65 from the field. opens State Basketball Tournament accepted discharge levels might be development. then we got tired and they beat us views m atters a lot more op- 7 mark while NFA stands 11-8. Kennedy (83) — Carter 7 0-2 14, play tonight against Fermi High in a down the floor. They outran us. They timihicaly than he would’ve a couple There are three other games also Tenants’ Association Nutmeg Quilters to meet Collins 9 3-3 21, Eason 51-111, Walton Class LL Division Region I first SENIOR 1 beaL us down the floor the second of days ago. "Anderson will be on tap tonight involving area clubs. Conference set Thursday 9 0-0 18. Maia 3 0-0 6, Byrd O 0-1 0. round clash at Glastonbury High at Fogarty Oilers 95 (Ron LaVigne 35, MANCHESTER - The VERNON — The Nutmeg Quilters will meet March 12 IN MEMORIAM quarter and got some good shots and playing,” he stated Tuesday mor­ Rockville High, 18-4, faces 7-13 En­ HARTFORD — The Women's Warren Goess21, Pete Palomino 18). groups, religious and political Manchester Tenants’ Association at 7:30 p.m. the meeting room of the Stop and Shop Super­ made them,” voiced Cheney Coach Sits out workout 8:15. ning, "He practiced Monday and ran field High in a Ciass LL Region I first Issues Network will hold an informa­ organizations. The Manchester-Fermi tilt is the Irish Agency 88 (Jim Kunn 27. Carl will meet March 10 at 7:30 p.m. market at 295 Hartford Turnpike. In losing memory of Harold Hodgkins, from Craig Phillips. pretty well although he was rusty,” round tilt at Clarke Arena at 8:15 in tion session and media conference on The 1981 legislative agenda in­ .TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) - Rbn second half of a doubleheader with Hohenthal 22, Dave Tyson 19). downstairs at Emanuel Lutheran Members and friends are asked to bring their most the unknown relatives. “We anticipated pressure and got Pearson added. the second half of a twinbiil. Also, 4- Thursday at 4- p.m. at the State cludes pay equity, child care, Hassey, whose .318 batting average Church,'60 Church St. current project to share with the group for show and tell. it but it really didn’t hurt us. We Penney High opposing Norwich FiW “ We looked good in practice 17 Glastonbury High meets Class LL Capitol to release its legislative programs for displaced topped all majorleague catchers last Academy in the 6:30 opener. Ill SINESSMEN The agenda for the meeting in­ Plans are being made to put together a quilt to be donated Uncle Charles and Rita Hodgkins wanted to beat the press and then run season, sat out his second straight yesterday,” the Indian coach' con­ Division Region f top seed 19-1 Holy agenda for the 1981 General homemakers, shelters (or battered cludes the campaign for a fair rent Manchester was 17-1 and heading Filloramo Construction 73 (Tom to a favorite charity for auction. For further information, Aunt Eva, Emma, Mandana, Sarah our offense, whigh we did the first Cleveland Indians workout Tuesday tinued, * It was the first time in two Cross High of Waterbury in a fir.st...., Assembly session. WIN is a coalition women and occupational health for possibly its best season ever when 'Sapienza 20, Steve Rascher 13. Ken commission in I<^nchester, proposed contact Paula Chase, 647-9432 or Barbara Philip 649-1758. quarter. After that we didn’t,” with an injury. weeks we had everyone there and round match at Plainville High at representing more than 10,000 issues and other issues. state legislation of interest to Cousins, Charles and Chris, Dwight and Phillips stated. first Joe Maher and then 6-foot-6 „ ^ ___ .... c ___ _ n Shoppman 12, Ken Goodwin 12), Hassey, who also had eight home that was a plus. Everyone is thinking 8:15. Coventry High, 14-6, opposes 9- Mnriartv Fuel 68 (Paul Frenette 18 members across the state, with For location of the conference, tenants, and organization of tenants’ Health questions Marilyn, Ruthanne Hodgkins, Sandy The Eagles, 13-8, moved their edge center Bill Anderson went down with positively and looking forward to the 10 Stafford High in a Class S Division r uei tm (t aui r reneire lo. "representatives from labor unions, runs and 65 RBI last season, strained sprained ankles. The Indians, without Kevin Spiellrnan 17. Tom Mozzicato check with the information desk in association. All Manchester Every day, exclusively in The Herald, get the inside Perreault. to 58-32 after^three periods. They ad- his hack'when he slipped durine a tournament. Everyone looked good Region I first round bout at social service agencies, civil rights the lobby of the capitol. iMth, fought valiantly but dropped 13). ‘ residents are invited. facts on health in Dr. Lawrence Lamb’s health column. vance to Friday’s second round workout Sundav and 1 expect us to be near where we Woodstock Academy at 6:30. \

8 — THE HERALD. Wed,, March 4, 1981 Gretzky and Bossy THE HERALD. Wed.. March 4. 1981 — 9 V Attention silly: Jackso^ • FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (UPI) to charity, which they did. though. I’ll wait until George gets “I have a contract,” Jackson on scoring sprees — Reggie Jackson, calling all the Although he wasn’t due to actually here.” explained. “I’m very concerned attention paid to his celebrated be in the Yankees clubhouse until 10 Regarding the possibility of his about saying something that sounds % NEW YORK (UPI) - Wayne Gretzky’s chances are good, as he Blues stretched their unbeaten absence from the New York a.m. E)ST, Jackson arrived an hour filing a grievance and going to ar­ like ‘I want.’ I have never asked to Gretzky and Mike Bossy moved has amassed 41 points in his last 13 streak to six games and took a five- Yankees’ training camp “silly,” and 40 minutes early, at which time bitration over thejine, which he is renegotiate the contract because 1 reported to camp two days late closer to significant personal games. point lead over the Islanders in the only shortstop Bucky Dent and a cou­ perfectly entitled to do under don’t believe in doing that. If I ’Tuesday morning and faces a $5,000 achievements Tuesday night, but “The second half of the year is overall standings. St. Louis took a 2-0 ple of the Yankee coaches were on baseball rules, Jackson said that become a free agent then I say, I fine for his tardiness. their efforts were dimmed by the working out pretty well for myself, lead in the first period on a power- hand. Jackson spoke with Manager- decision also would have to be want this length of contract and this Jackson said he will not take the overall poor play of their teams. but it really doesn’t mean that much play goal by Mike Zuke and Gene Michael and Bill Bergesch, delayed. . is how much 1 want.’ ” fine issue to arbitration until he can In a wild shootout at Uniondale, if we don’t, win,” Gretzky said. “I Pettersson’s goal. Zuke scored three vice-president in charge of baseball “I’ll wait and see,” he said. “I talk with owner George Stein- N.Y., Bossy collected four goals and think we’re sitting pretty good, seconds after Bobby Lalonde left the operations for the club, and they in­ have to get face to face with him Jackson also said he will not quit v i brenner, who is scheduled to make an formed him of the fine which Jackson an assist and Gretzky two goals and though, for the playoffs.” ice for hooking and Pettersson heat (Steinbrenner). George says a lot of working for ABC, adding that right appearance at the Yankee training had only read about in the two assists as the New York Glen Anderson, Mark Messier, and Rogie Vachon with a wrist shot 25 things when he’s upset. I don’t see it now baseball is his primary priority 3-.4J site today after taking care of wme newspapers. Islanders and Edmonton Oilers Jari Kurri also collected four points seconds later. as a problem. I don’t see it as any but that he can foresee a-day when business in Tampa. "Jter r skated to an 8-6 tie.'-Anders Kallur each for the Oilers, who had taken an Flames 6, Capilala 3 “They asked me to explain my personal attack. I’ve heard so many broadcasting might be. Tlte $2,500-a-day fine imposed on knotted it for New York with his 33rd 8-6 lead with a four-goal splurge ear­ At Handover, Md., Kent Nilsson reasons why I was late and I did,” statements from George like that, I “I’d say this is kind of silly," he Jackson by Steinbrenner marked the Jackson said. His reasons, he said, goal 1:46 from the end. ly in the third period. But Bossy’s scored a goal and assisted on three could probably write a book.” said, regarding all the publicity and second straight year the 34-year-old 61st brought the Islanders close at others to help Calgary to its sixth had to do with several cross-country Jackson, in the option year of a fuss caused by his reporting two days Yankee slugger had been docked for trips relating to the work he was "There’s just no reason for a game 8:34 before Kallur scored out of a straight victory and extend five-year contract that pays him $3 late, “If I didn’t come until March reporting two days late to spring doing for AEIC-’TV. like this. The league’s too good for crowd in front of Edmonton goalie Washington’s winless streak to 12 million, has never asked to 15th or 18th and nobody could find training. Last year, he was fined $1,- “I thought it .was a little deep, a lit­ things like that to happen,” said an Ed Mio. games. Washington’s Darren Veitch renegotiate that contract although he me. If 1 would be somewhere in the 000 a day and a g re^ to pay it plus an tle heavy,” Jackson said of the fine, emotionally spent Bossy, who lifted The show may have thrilled the and Ryan Walter scored second- is understandably wondering when Yukon, or with the Playmate of the extra $1,000 if the Yankees would which Steinbrenner has said will be his goal total to 61 with his ninth hat fans, but not Islanders’ coach A1 Ar­ period goals, but Nilsson first set up Steinbrenner will get around to doing Year in Rio, now that would be match that and contribute the money levied. “Before I do anything. trick of the season, the most in’- bour. Ken Houston and then Dan Labraaten exciting.” history. It was also the third time “I’d like to find five or six guys on to offset a 14-shot period by this year he has scored four times in this club who are playing," Arbour Washington. a game. said. “Maybe that many, but the Rockies S, Whalers 4 Bossy must score 15 goals in the r. \ other guys are all passengers." At Denver, Lanny McDonald’s 30th Vermont V Islanders’ final 14 games'to tie Phil In other games, Calgary defeated goal with 6:12 remaining lifted Esposito’s all-time season record. Washington 6-3, St. Louis topped Colorado to its triumph, after Hart­ Also coming up on an Esposito Boston 4-2, and Colorado edged Hart­ ford had tied the score on goals by \ -V record is Gretzky, whose league- ford 5-4. Pat Boutette and Don Nachbaur surprises leading 125 points is 27 short of the Blues 4, Bruins 2 earlier in the period. Mark Howe and /Tv vd iV total the Bruins’ center collected in At St. Louis, Wayne Babych sd^lbed Blaine Stoughton scored unassisted 1970-71. his 46th goal and rookie Jorgen for Hartford in the first period to tie Boston U. With 16 games left for the Oilers, Pettersson recorded his 31st as the the score 2-2. \\ Veteran St. Louis Cardinal pitcher Bob Forsch winces as BOSTON (UPI) — Vermont just teammate pulls his arms back during early morning wouldn’t let coach Pete Salzberg bow \' " r 4 calisthenics at spring training camp in St. Petersburg, Fla. out in front of the home folks. 1 I Forsch posted 11-10 won-lost record last season. (UPI photo) The Catamounts, trailing by nine NBA pressure~style points with less than eight minutes to 1 1 i- wr,. play, rallied to tie the game to force X K an overtime. Two overtimes later, . U : Vermont emerged with a wild, 85-84 15.,V.r 1 I win over Boston University at > t ' in future for Wilkes Sports Parade Burlington, Vt., to send them into the NEW YORK (UPI) - One year sem ifinals of the ECAC North Jerry Sloan — who is hoping it’s just off 10 straight points in the second playoffs. after helping UCLA reach the brink By MILT RICHMAN Colorado goalie Phil Myre deflects shot by last night in Denver. Rockies posted 5-4 a portent of things to come. quarter to notch a home victory. “I had my doubts when we were Hartford's Warren Miller during first period of the NCAA championship, James “I’m not aware of anybody out Lakers 99, Kings 98 !//■ decision over Whalers. (UPl photo) Wilkes may soon learn all about down by nine with eight minutes to 17 1 1/ there who can help us more than Jamaal Wilkes scored 8 of his 23 play,” said Salzberg, who already an­ 7 playoff pressure — NBA style. Wilkes can,” said Sloan, who in­ points in a late 15-6 surge that lifted Wilkes, a 6-foot-7 rookie forward nounced he would retire at the end of dicated the Bulls may add rookie Los Angeles to a gritty road victory. Zimmer happy man the season. “But this team has the known primarily for his aggressive College basketball roundup guard Ronnie lis te r to the roster in Wilkes’ basket with 1:01 left gave the capacity to do what it takes to win.” defense, turned offensive hero May’s spot. Lakers a 99-96 lead, but Lloyd Walton POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - him to his house and they began The victory was Vermont’s first in Tuesday night in leading Chicago to a Elsewhere, Atlanta beat New York scored 18 seconds later and Sam Miraculously, some of the creases talking about the R a n g e rs ’ post-season competition and sends 128-102 rout of the hapless New 100-93, Milwaukee trounced Detroit Lacey missed a potential game­ have disappeared from Don managerial job. them to Boston for a semifinal Jersey Nets that lifted the Bulls to 115-98, Boston defeated Dallas 117- winning 16-foot jumper at the buzzer. Zimmer’s forehead. He didn’t use “This is the money I’m going to matchup Thursday night against top- Confusion on surface .500 at 35-35.* 105, Los Angeles edged Kansas City Kareem Abdul-Jabbar paced the any fancy cream or oil to get rid of offer you,” Robinson said. seeded Northeastern. The other 99-98, Washington downed Utah 112- Lakers with 24 points while Scott Chicago maintained its IVz-game them. All he did was change jobs. “Okay,” Zlflimer replied. “For semifinal pits third-seeded Maine, an 93 and Portland beat Indiana 117-112. Wedman had 21 for the Kings. 87-83 winner over Colgate, against lead over Washington in the battle Hawks 100, Knicks 93 Not voluntarily, but by request. how long?” lnri Bullets 112, Jazz 93 Sitting in the dugout now, with a No. 2 Holy Cross on Thursday. Both m / 1 for the final playoff berth in the John Drew scored a game-high 30 “Here’s where we may run into in Missouri Conference Greg Ballard, Elvin Hayes and mouthful of chewing tobacco and his trouble,” Robinson said, a little con­ Holy Cross and Northeastern had Eastern Conference as the Bulls look points and Eiddie Johnson notched 14 Kevin Porter combined for 73 points arms folded across his chest, cerned. “No matter whether you or first-round byes. to qualify for their first taste, of of his 16 points in the second half as High-priced New York Yankee outfieiders time the spring training practice field at Fort NEW YORK IL PI i — Confusion At Omaha, Neb., George Morrow combined for 38 points to lead Kan­ as Washington handed Utah a one­ Zimmer watches the Texas Rangers In the other ECAC North matchup. postseason bubbly since 1976-77, Atlanta handed New York its third anybody else becomes the manager, Dave Winfield and Reggie Jackson dis­ abounded in the Missouri Valley scored 19 points and freshman Tony sas State, 20-7, into a semifinal sided "home loss. League-leading going through their training drills in it’s going to be for only one year.” Champ Godbolt poured in 30 points to Lauderdale. Fla., yesterday. (UPI photo) which is also the last season they straight loss in a ragged, foul- Conference tournament even before Pruitt hit two free throws with 3 matchup against Colorado Friday scorer Adrian Dantley had 21 points front of him and tells you how happy help Maine to its victory over cussed their bats when meeting for the first posted a .500 record. plagued game that had the Madison “It’s a challenge,” Zimmer told the first round began. seconds left to lift Creighton, 19-8. night. for the Jazz, 10 below his average. he is with his new job as their Colgate at Orono, Maine. The win Earlier ’Tuesday, the Bulls lost the Square Garden crowd booing the Robinson. “I’ve got enough con­ Hours before Wichita State, the The Bluejays meet Tulsa Thursday At Lincoln, Neb., Jojo Hunter Trail Blazers 117, Pacers 112 manager. He doesn’t really have to came despite a 36-point performance services of veteran forward Scott Knick^. Ray Williams scored 17 fidence to do the job. Let’s go.” regular-season champions, met night in the other semifinal game. scored 29 points and reserve Curtis May, who suffered a two-inch cut on Mychal Thompson and rookie say it. Looks speak louder than Looking back at the time he put in by Colgate’s Mike Ferrara, the points to lead the Knicks, who shot guard Kelvin Ransey combined for 54 Southern Illinois Tuesday night, star­ At Tulsa, Okla., Phil Spradling Rayford hit 6-of-7 free throws in the the palm of his right hand in an acci­ words. managing the Red Sox, Zimmer says ECAC North Player of the Year and A just 39 percent from the field and points to lead Portland to victory at ting center Ozell Jones was declared drove to the baseline and hit the final 75 seconds to spark Colorado. dent at his home and is out indefinite­ “They told me they’re projecting a he’ll always remember his tour of the nation’s second leading scorer Luis Aponte darkhorse ineligible because of a transcript game-winning basket with 32 seconds In the Eastern Eight it was: West only 60 percent from the foul line. home in a game with 31 lead changes. with a 28.3 average. ly. Wilkes’ stellar performance Bucks 113, Pistons 98 three-year program here,” he says, duty in Boston warmly. irregularity. left to spark Tulsa. The Golden Virginia 64, St. Bonaventure 62; Thompson had 16 of his game-high 28 speaking about Elddie Chiles, the “Champ did a good job, both offen­ against the Nets eased the loss of Marques Johnson scored a game- “It was . a great four-and-a-half However. Jones obtained a tem­ Hurricane trailed 67-66 after New Duquesne 84, George Washington 78 points in the first half and Ransey Rangers’ Board Chairman, and Eld- sively and defensively on Ferrara, May somewhat for Chicago Coach high 23 points and Milwaukee reeled years,” he reflects. “When you win porary restraining order, allowing Mexico State’s Ernie Patteraon mis­ (OT); Pittsburgh 67, Rutgers 62; had 15 of his 26 after intermission. die Robinson, their Executive Vice 415 games, there are a lotta thrills. even though he (Ferrara) got 36 in Boston RSox camp him to participate. The 6-foot-ll sed the second half of a one-and-one Rhode Island 53 Massachusetts 48. President in charge of baseball Unfortunately, we never won the big points, because he stopped him at im­ Jones walked into the arena three situation to set the stage for West Virginia meets Duquesne and operations. “They’d like to win one. That’s what they tell you, portant times in the game,” said WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - parently rehabilitated Bill Campbell. In an related development. minutes into the game, entered the Spradling's shot. Pittsburgh takes on Rhode Island in within the next three years. I’m not anyway. But when you win 99 games Maine coach Skip Chappelle. ■' Luis Aponte may be the victim of a But Aponte played in winter ball, had General Manager Haywood Sullivan contest two minutes later and scored Eight other tournaments began the two semifinals in Pittsburgh. coming into a situation where if you Slow~Starting Celts like we did three years ago, you gotta numbers game as he tries to land a a 3-1 record and a 1.20 ERA. revealed there were two phone con­ 12 points in Wichita State's 77-57 rout Tuesday night: In the ECAC-Metro, Iona beat • don’t win the Western Division cham­ win some big ones, don’tcha? “1 pitched 73 innings and gave up versations Monday — not one — with of Southern Illinois. In the Big Eight, No. 20 Missouri Siena 64-48 and LIU topped Wagner job in the already loaded Boston Red pionship right away, you’re gone.” “That was the year Bucky Dent’s only 29 hits,” he noted. Jerry Kapstein, the agent for free- The Salukis, who closed the season ripped Iowa State 95-70, Kansas 89-79. In the ECAC-South, William & East Catholic Sox bullpen. As manager of the Boston Red Sox, homer beat us in the playoff. If you « ^ » “Shows you what winter ball can agent catcher Carlton Fisk. But the with their 18th straight loss, had walloped Oklahoma State 96-69, Kan­ Mary blasted Robert Morris 73-50 But Aponte has some pretty good he always had that feeling, right? remember, we had a 12-or 13-game f , Q faCe t^OUtil do.” remarked Manager Ralph Houk second one was no more successful some-pregame woes of their own. sas State blitzed Oklahoma 75-56 and and Richmond 98 downed St. Francis numbers of his own, like a 15-3 com­ finally find basket “Well, I’m fired, ain’t I?” Zimmer lead that season and then went into a *' as he watched his hitters flail away than the first Earlier Tuesday, coach Joe Gott­ Colorado edged Nebraska 70-66. (Pa.) 78, In the ECAC-North, Maine bined record last year in the minors. says, spreading his hands upward to rut. We just fell apart. The headlines at Aponte’s offerings. “And he isn’t “They said they hadn't changed At Columbia, Mo,, Jon Sundvold beat Colgate 87-83 and Vermont upset And Tuesday he allowed only two hits fried resigned and Southern Illinois DALLAS (UPI) — The Boston “We ran out of gas at the end and anybody has for us all year.” emphasize the way he feels about it. said ‘R ^ ^ x Choke’ and ’Red Sox at Bloomfield their position; they are in the scored 17 points and Marvin McCrary Boston University 85-84. in 40 pitches to the likes of Carl even throwing his forkball. He threw was guided by assistant Rob Spivery. Celtics took their time getting un­ they had too much depth,” said Motta agreed with Boston coach “We ’only’ won 415 games in four-and- Take the Bit.’ , c, ?t . preliminary stage of evaluating had 16 to lead Missouri as the Tigers Yastrzemski, Dwight Evans, Glenn it on the side the other day and it’s a 'This thing that happened to Gott­ In the Mid-America Conference it tracked, but when the moment came Dallas coach Dick Motta, adding that Bill Fitch that the combination of a-hali years. ” “Had the Yankees beaten us by Tn.frn^ offers,” Sullivan said. "John (team ended their home season at 14-0. The Hoffman and Dave Stapleton. good one.” fried was a difficult thing all was: Toledo 95, Eastern Michigan it was more than enough to derail the he thought the effort indicated “our bench strength and experience That last remark has a trace of eight or nine games. I might’ve , Tojirnament Class L negotiator Harrington i asked them if around," said Spivery. "But being Tigers meet Kansas in a semifinal 88; Ball State 85, Ohio University 70 upset-minded Dallas Mavericks. kids are getting confidence now that proved the difference in the final acid in it. Nevertheless, Zimmer in­ bought some of that. But in late H r r “I like the competition,” says the Aponte is brimming with op­ they had set goals or requirements. professionals, we have to do the best game Friday. and Northern Illinois 79, Bowling Sparked by Brad Davis’ game-high they can play with anybody.” minutes. sists he feels no Asentment toward September, we won eight straight. p,,unii„ „_h <^„,h r th 26-year-old right-hander, who had a timism, even if the chances look Kapstein said they had different we can in a situation. " At Lawrence, Kan., center Art Green 72. 31 points, the expansion Mavericks The Mavericks, winners of 10 ‘‘You give them a year’s the Red Sox. We’d win a ball game, the Yankees „ Sh 2.39 earned run average last year in bleak. goals depending on how different Wichita State coach Gene Smithson Housey scored a careerhigh 21 points In the Midwestern City Conference led the Celtics deep into the third games all season, jumped to a 25-9 experience and some draft picks and “I was disappointed more than would win We knew that anv ^ame Bloomfield High gym. stints at Bristol (AA) and Pawtucket “Today was nice, but only a good teams plan to use Pudge (Fiski said his team was down before the to pace six Kansas players in double it was: Evansville 77, Oral Roberts period Tuesday night before Boston first-period lead behind the floor they will be in the middle of the anything else,” he claims. “I don’t w r/ost we’d L S i n a t L l FiM^^^^ East-South tilt will be the se- (AAA). “To make this team would start. All I can do is work every day They have their ideas and so docs game. figures and carry the Jayhawks, 20-7. 71; Loyola (111.) 86, Detroit 80 and eliminated. Finally, ^ doubleheader at 8:15 rallied to claim its fifth straight NBA leadership and hot shooting of Davis, hunt,” said Fitch. think anyone likes to be fired.J’eople (Rick) Waits of Cleveland beats ’em mean something to me as a pitcher. and see what happens.” he says. Pudge. They asked us to call back if "You just don't lose a guy who's Booty Neal added 18 and Darnell with Goodwin Tech opposing Oklahonia City 86, Butler 69. triumph, 117-105. who Motta said “played as good as “Dallas is far superior to the told me 1 managed better last year a game right at the wire. That made It might be easier if there was Houk was pleased none of his been part of your team all season and Valentine and Tony Guy had 14 Bulkeley High in the 6:30 opener. we had any changes for them. " In the Southland Conference it expansion teams of the 1970s. than I ever did. Again, it all boils it a tie. If those weren’t big g^mes nobody here but it wouldn’t mean I pitchers has complained of injuries Fisk and Kapstein may be waiting not feel it, " said Smitbson. "We were apiece, v was: McNeese State 79, Texas- The East-South winner faces the Because of our pride, talent, bench down to I’m not there anymore. I had we won at the end of September, then was any good.” , or soreness, saying “that is impor­ for Boston to up its offer. The Red kind of sad. But in the second half, At Manhattan, Kan., Randy Reed, Arlington 74 and SW Louisiana 91, Goodwin Tech-Bulkeley winner in the and experience, we were able to a bitter taste when I got fired. To the I dunno what were. How can anybody Aponte may have to be perfect. tant to us.” But outfielder Joe Rudi yoiLsaw he had forgotten about it. i Rolando Blackman and Ed Nealy Arkansas State 73. Region championship bout Tuesday Sox have offered, the 33-year-old come back from their 17-point lead,” point where I wasn’t sure whether 1 say we choked? I was so proud of The bullpen is the team’s main missed his second straight day with catcher a four-year guaranteed deal must say.jie handled it very well." he added. ever wanted to manage again.” those guys.” evening at a site and time to be an­ strength with Bob Stanley, Mark Cliff Levingston scored 21 points nounced. an injured right calf and will do no of $1,75 million with incentives that Rick Robey led a 20-10 second That feeling didn’t last very long. Clear, Tom Burgmeier and an ap­ running for one week. could push the deal to $3 million and Antoine Carr 19 to top the period spurt with 10 points that George Steinbrenner was the first to Lee sounded off South topp^ East twice during the Shockers as Wichita State improved Leonard and Bonds pulled the Celtics to within 47-43 as call offering a coaching job with the n- cu- t n j - . regular season, 70-60 and 66-62 in One of his former R ^ ^ x players overtime, and went on to annex the to 22-5. Wichita State meets Drake in intermission neared. Yankees. Zimmer would’ve taken it a semifinal game Thursday night. Zimmer isn t so proud of ,s p, cher „cc championship. Dibbs in upset But it was not until four minutes but knowing the Rangers’ Bill Lee, now with the Expos. It was Thompson likes The Shockers led 35-30 at halftime fight in Syracuse remained in the third quarter that managerial spot was open, he asked Lee who first called Zimmer “The SALISBURY. Md. (UPII - Eddie but then outscored the Salukis 18-2 in Report confirmed Boston tied the game at 74-all as if he could have more time and Stein­ Gerbil” — and Zimmer feels Lee had Dibbs upset Harold Solomon to join a seven-minute span of the second Larry Bird shook a first half shooting brenner said OK. LEVEL CROSS, N.C. (UPI) - Brian Teacher and Vijay Armitraj in half to take a 61-42 lead with 6:51 left. SYRACUSE, N.Y, (UPI) - A wailing for now is Mr. Trainer to a lot to do with his losing the Red Sox slump. Zimmer didn’t know Eddie Robin­ Kyle Pilty. confirmed Tuesday ^ y - Big East playoff the winner’s circle in the opening In other MVC first-round games, Syracuse University official said come to town and sign the papers job. Boston led 102-98 with five minutes son personally, but one day he picked mond Kelly is no longer crew chief of round of the $200,(XK) Invitational in Drake defeated Bradley 89-84, Tuesday he expected a contract to be completing the contract." “I took him out of the pitching and suffered its seven losses by a remaining when Kevin McHale, sub- up the phone at his home in St. his NASCAR Grand National crew. STORRS (UPI) — Corny Thompson Maryland round-robin tennis tourna­ Creighton edged Indiana State 64-61 signed "sometime this week" for a He said a contract for the Chamber rotation and he blasted me all over total of only 23 points. stituing for Bird, and Cedric Maxwell Petersburg and called him. Petty said Kelly, who had been with thinks the Big East playoffs are just ment Tuesday. and Tulsa nipped New Mexico State March 28 title, bout between of Commerce-sponsored fight would the country,” Zimmer says without “We could have played better at hit back-to-back baskets to open at 10- “I said,,‘Eddie, this is Don Petty Enterprises only since the first what the University of Connecticut Dibbs, ranked 16th amohg the 68-67 welterweight champion Sugar Ray be signed “probably by Friday.” much emotion now. “ He was a needs to show everyone his team times, but we never gave up in any Leonard and challenger Larry Bonds point lead and put the game out of Zimmer,”’ the former Red Sox of the year, quit Monday by mutual world’s top players, attacked a At Des Moines. Iowa, Lewis Lloyd Winters said ticket prices for the favorite at Feiiway Park. He was a shouldn’t be characterized by a dis­ game,” Thompson said. “We haven’t in the Carrier Dome. reach. manager reconstructed the conver- agreement. frustrated Solomon and forced the scored 34 points, including 22-of-26 bout would probably range from $10 good pitcher for a few years, but he been out of any game we’ve played. ’ ’ Boston was led by Bird with 22 and sati0n. “It was just a deal, we were set in appointing string of games ending seventh-ranked Maryland native into 4 The fight would be the central New to $60. wasn’t a good pitcher for me. After He realizes it will probably take a from the free throw line,' to lead Robert Parish contributed 19. our ways and he was set in his,” said the regular season. Drake. York city’s first championship fight The chamber stepped in to save the he got into a fight in New York, he good showing in the Big East tourna­ numerous errors to win'6-3, 6-4 in 11 years. Davis, whose 31 points notched a Put name in hat Petty, the sonl of Richard Petty. UConn, seeded fifth in the eight- Dibbs boosted his career record Three players were ejected and fight for the community after had some arm problems. I couldn’t ment for the Huskies to get a bid in season high for the Mavericks, was Kyle, who finished 8th in Sunday’s team tournament, wUl. take on against Solomon to 15-5 three technical fouls assessed. Dr. Clifford Winters, Syracuse questions arose as to whether a “‘Yeah, Don,” ’ he said. help that. I was trying to win. He Villanova in opening-round action at the 48-team NCAA tournament. “We University vice chancellor for ad­ followed by Jim Spanarkel with 23 “‘I’d just like to say if you haven’t Carolina 500 Sunday, said no replace- Teacher, ranked 27th in the world, Bradley coach Dick Versace was private educational, institution — made some statements that we didn’t S y racu se’s C a rrie r Dome on don’t want the NIT, so we have to go ministrative operations, told UPI, and Scott Lloyd added 20. already picked a manager. I’d like to have any communication. The only for Kelly. defeated an injured Eliott Teltscher, slapped with two technicals for run­ Syracuse University — could be Thursday. out and play,” he said. however, that "no contract has been put my name in the hat.’ ‘That was 6-3, 6-1. Teltscher aggravated a back ning on the court at 14:34 of the first granted a boxing license. communication we lacked is that he Rudi ailing “.We’re not going to leave that tour­ In order to advance past the first signed as of today.” about it. We left It that way and five wouldn’t talk'to me.” injury and withdrew from the tourna­ half and Lloyd sanij three of the four Site of the fight would probably be nament early,” Thompson. said. round of the Big East playoffs, the weeks later he called me and asked With the Rangers, Zimmer has no WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - ment. Billy Scanlon has replaced free throws to give the Bulldogs a 15- the Carrier Dome in its Demi-Dome “We’ll'be ready to play. I think we’ll Huskies must beat a team they’ve ”I expect one will be signed me to fly to Texas. I told my wife problems at all. Joe Rudl, the former outfielder for Teltscher in the six-man field. 6 lead. configuration, which is used for come out and play tougher than in had no luck at all with Villanova sometime this week," he said. “We before I left I hoped he wasn’t talking “The attitude of the players so far the California Angels, began his new Armitraj, ranked 19th and a loser Bradley’s Rick Malnati and appear to have an agreement,” basketball and seats between 25,000 career as a member of the Boston any game so far this season. We want has won both regular season meeting Drake’s Terry Youngbauer were and 27,000 people, Winters said. about a one-year contract because I has been outstanding,” he say% “1 with UConn, the later a one-point vic­ in the finals at the tournameni last In a published report Tuesday, Red Sox with his right calf hurting. this tournament now.” year to Bjorn Borg, breezed past both ejected with 5:07 left in the half Leonard reportedly would earn BOWLING wasn’t interested.” heard a lotta bad things about the tory in double overtime. William Hanbury, of the Greater “I don’t think it’s serious,” he said After winning its first 11 games of veteran Manual Orantes, 6-2, 6-4 for fighting. Bradley s Donald Reese close to $1 million, mostly through Zimmer flew to Dallas, played a Texas club, but I’ve told everybody ‘ ® “They’ll be gunning for us, but Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, COUNTRY CLUB - Tom round of golf with Robinson and the season, UConn stumbled at times also was ejected with 12:28 left for Home Box Office, which will televise until I see it for myself, I’mnStgon- “‘I . ” ®*.,®"’' . J T we’ll bie up for them,” Thompson said a contract "should be signed’’ Turner 136-141-403, Carl found he liked him. Rohinson took na believe anything I heard.” **j C*^1^ training.^ Mostly, it is an in the second half of the year and taking a swipe at a Drake player. within the next 24 hours.” He made the fight live. He was expected to Bolin 152-142-398, A1 Martin adhesion breaking for the first time finished at 19-7. ’The Huskies lost said. “We did have a lot of problems Fence move Mitchell Anderson led the Braves that comment Monday. train in Syracuse during the two 143-387, Eric Bolin 147-385, this season. I had the same thing last their last two conference gdmes and when they played us earlier. They with 33 points. weeks immediately preceding the Winters acknowledged that Bob Bonadles 377, Bill year with California and I was ended with a 8-6 Big East mark. play good zone defense. We’ll have to SARASOTA, Fla, (UPI) - The ‘‘I don't go into a ballgame an­ negotiations with all the parties bout. There was a possibllltv he would Moran 136-135-378, Simmer, who was second in the “It’s been a season of ups and forget about the earlier games and Chicago White Sox plan to move in ticipating extra-curricular activity, "have gone smoothly so far," be in Syracuse Thursday for a news Maynard Clough 371, Vito Long operation downs,” Thompson cconceded. “The just think about this one.” the center field fence at Comi.skey conference. and I. didn’t tonight," said Drake "We’ve worked out all the Agostinelli 368, George ’TORONTO (U PI) - Charlie second half of the season has been a Thompson will probably become Park from 445 feet to around 400 or The last championship match in coach Bob Ortegel. arrangements to the, satisfaction of Zanls 364, Len GIgllo 364, Simmer, the Los Angeles Kings’ All- night in the Kings’ 1-0 victory over ’'r"', YORK (UPI) - Reggie little bit disappointing. The only way UConn’s third all-time scorer in the 410 feet, the Chicago Sun-Times Syracuse was on Dec. 3, 1970, when , About Versace’s outburst, Ortegel Sugar Ray Leonard and Mike Dallas Mavarick Tom LaQarde tries to get pass around Larry Bill Palmer 363, Ted Star left winger and the NHL’s third the Toronto Maple Leafs. Doctors C®*"! Yastrzemski, George to salvage if is to go to the Big East first-round contest. He is three points reported Tuesday. said:. "It should have been 10 Billy Backus defeated Jose Napoles leading scorer, underwent a two-hour tournament and then the NCAA and behind Art Quimby for that position Trainer, who is Leonard’s attorney,” Bird of Boston during play last night In Dallas. Celtics rallied ,Rackiel 359, Ward Holmes decided to perform the delicate^’^®®^ and Steve Garvey are among General Manager Roland Heniond technicals." Winters said. "The only thing we’re for the welterweight title at the ' 358, Pete Staum 357, John operation ’Tuesday to align fractured operation in Toronto’s Wellesley candidates nominated to do some damage in both.” with 1,395 points. said the team will shorten the dimen­ Onondaga War Memorial. after stow start to win. (UPI photo) Wilks 160-355. bones in his right leg and will be un­ Hospital rather tti^n move Simmer *’*<**''® Ih*® year’s RobertoClemente But the junior forward is quick to He thinks the Huskies are better sions in compliance with league rules able to walk for up to six months. to Los Angeles for the surgery. Award, it was announced Tuesday by point out that UConn has never been than last year’s 20-9 team aqd will which state any such action would , Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. embarrassed in a game this season probably improve next season. have to be done by opening day. / ■ 10 - THE HERALD. Wed.. March 4, 19g: t h e h e r a l d . Wed., March 4. 1981 — 11 USA selecting Senior citizens Entertainment/Arts Show was super ?84 puck team By WALLY FORTIIN you’re in a dancing mood rash will go away and I MCC gallery plans Hi! This past Thursday you’ll be able to swing, won’t l^ave the pain or BOSTON (UPI) — The memories manager. afternoon some of our rock and roll. whatever. Thank you all of Lake Placid, of USA 4-USSR 3, still R ll^, Cnnniff and Perrone have talented members, under The action here starts for your concern. Better linger fondly in the minds of both the been involved in extensive scooting the direejion of Toni with last Friday after­ yet^I thank God. photography contest noon’s setback games. We U.S. Olympic Committee and a na­ of players the past year. They are in- Pouech, put on a super Now Gloria can wrap it show. The large turnout of had 51 players and the up. tion that willingly embraced 20 hard­ toested in hlgh-sdioolers, sodi as MANCHESTER - "The Stairwell working hockey heroes. enom Bobby Carpenter of St. Stairwell Gallery, MCC Hartford Road spectators was treated to winners were: Sam The craft class needs Gallery of Manchester Community Campus from April 3 through April 24. A The gold-medal performiaiKe of the hn’s Prep, ^ in freshmen and % some super entertainment. Schorrs, 142; Susan Hor­ remnants of material to B College will sponsor the 4th Biennial U.S. hockey team was due, in part, to sophomores in college. reception open to the public without k o i i t e . i a So thanks to all .who par­ vath, 134; Bill Stone, 133; make things in class. The P hot^aphic Competition, ‘Photography charge, will be held on opening night, an unprecedented national effort to We know we're going to low some ticipated and especially M artin B akstan, 130; weather is finally-warming 81’,'” Syivian E. Ofiara, MCC Coordinator field the best team possible. Ihe due to attrition, the pros, to errors in April 3, at 7:45 with a showing of the Toni for a terrific perfor­ Julien Strong, 129; Grace up. We hope we can get for "Photograpjiy 81” announced today. classic film, Moulin Rouge with Jose team skated and lived together for judgment,” Perrone says. "But mance. W indsor, 126; O live started in ceramics again. we’re hoping to get the best kids, get The competition, which m the past has Ferrer in the starring role. Speaking of talent, a Houghtaling, 125; Marjorie Meanwhile, any senior who months before the Olympics. And the drawn much interest from photographers them together a ^ maybe we’ll have Entry blanks and further contest infor­ reminder that our variety McLain, 124; Andy Noske, has^ items to be finished selection process started two years and toe public, is open to the public in two before the first puck was dropped at the same success we bad at Lake mation will be available at the Hartford show is getting into high 124; Carl Popple, 123; can come on Wednesday at categories: Black and white, and Color. Road Campus, Room H-209 and at camera Lake Placid. Placid.” gear. Every Sunday better Felix Jesanis, 122; Mina 10 a.m. Any size prints are eligible. Slides are not shops in the area. Entry blanks may also Such is the way winners are made Between 30 and 40 will be invited to than 30 members and Reuther, 122; AlChellman, We still need containers accepted. Entries, limited to two per per­ be obtained by writing Ofiara at the 122. -and the U.S. Olympic Committee is try out for Team New England, friends are busy putting for our seeds for the son, should be unframed and matted or College. embarking on a similar path for which will operate out of the nifty the show together. This en­ On Monday afternoon it greenhouse which Joe is mounted on boards, 11 by 4 through 16 by was pinochle time with 41 Sarajevo in 1984. Four teams of 20 new athletic complex at the Univer­ tails a lot of work and they beginning to get ready 20. Official identification labels, signed by Seipinar scheduled tables and the lucky players from across the nation will sity of Massachusetts at Boston. The Connecticut Guild of Craftsmen are volunteering their time about this time! the photographer, must be affixed to the winners were Betty be chosen in the next six weeks to After a month or so of off-ice drills, Inc. will sponsor a workshop on and effort for two reasons: Our good friend Bessie they will begin rink workouts in mid- back of each mounted print. photography April 2. Millie Reilly, a.free- to give everyone a chance Jesanis, 818; Catherine Mudge is recuperating at compete in the 1981 USOC Sports Entries should be delivered to Room 209 Festival in Syracuse, N.Y., in July. lance photographer, will help craftsmen to enjoy a night out seeing Gleason, 802; Marg Reed, her home at 26 Cottage St. June in preparation for the July 21-31 of the Hartford Road Campus of MCC It is the first step toward fielding festival. with lighting, types of cameras and the a professional show, and 787; Audrey Durey, 764; and cards would be ap­ March 21 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; March 23 Actor Christopher Reeve changed from his Maude Custer, 759; Arthur the 1984 hockey team, many of whom "It’s certainly a challenge,” san difficulty of photographing small crafts. because the money from preciated. Our heartfelt from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; and March 24 from Superman suit to his monkey suit for a re­ Boufford, 757; Gert will be among the 80 competing at Riley, who coached Lowell to the A photographic dealer will show a varied the show helps with our condolences to the family 10 a.m. to 12 noon. All entries must be cent New York City theatrical party. Among McKay, 757; Grace Wind­ Syracuse and in the 1982 and 1963 NCAA Division R UUe in 1979. "I like food program. of John Phelps, Florence assortment of equipment. sor, 751; John Klein, 749; festivals. And one of the four teams working with young men. I tried to received no later than noon on the 24th. The seminar will be held at 7:30 p.m. at his fellow guests was actress Claire Trevor, We need your help. We Taylor and Marie Tieber Certificates will be awarded to the top Bess Moonan, 743; A1 who passed away over the will be based in Boston, drawing on recruit O’Callahan, Elruxione and the New Britain Public Library. Those in­ who is best remembered as John Wayne’s need you to do your part. If Chellman, 738; Josephine Craig and I wasn’t successhil. Maybe three entries in each division. Award­ terested should write to Seminars 81, cq-star in the film classic "Stagecoach." you’re s a tis fy with our weekend. the best available amateur talent in O’Connor, 733; Jennie New England. now I’ll have the chance to coach the winning prints and selected other entries CGC, P.O. Box 155, New Britain, CT 06050, Reeve is currentiy appearing on Broadway lactivities and our meals Another reminder about Winners of eight of 26 starts during the 1980-81 basketball Rob Roche, Jon LIndberg, Chris Reiser, Tommie Brown, Dave -uur jon, sunpiy, is to present the next batch.” will be hung in the exhibition in the for registration. in the piay "Fifth of July." program, here is your Fogarty, 727; Ethel Scott, our up and coming St. "Our job, simply, is to present the next batch.” 727. season was the Manchester Community College squad. The Modean, John Ostrowski and Coach Frank KInel. Brown led best athletw in the l^ t light to the , Perrone, who is actively involved chance to show it. Stop by Patrick's Day Dance. the office and pick up a few A reminder: Our square Don't wail too long to pick Cougars completed the slate by winning their finale against the squacP in scoring with over 500 points. (Salem Nassiff Olympjc (^nmittee at toe festival,” in the Amateur Hockey AssociaUon up your tickets. This is says Mark Perrone, toe assistant tickets and sell them to dance lessons have moved Middlesex. Squad members (I. to r.) Tim Berger, Doug photo) ” " “ ...... of the United' States, rates Riley as always a great dance 01 coach and general manager of Team one of the top five college coacbn in your friends and relatives. to Friday starting at 2:30 Leonard, Gordie Delmastro, Ed McKiernan, Keith Porcello, ___ course we have door prizes New England. “We want to showcase the nation. Should Team New All of us in the show are p.m. Round dancing will TV tonight counting on you to help us and goodies lo munch on. England impress toe USOC powers- run from 1 to 2:30 p.m. So them. We had Jim Craig, Mike The date is March 16 and that-be, ,Riley would certainly be make this one of our best stop by and get in the act. Eruzione, Dave Silk and Jack the band is provided by our O’Callahan go through this for toe given consideration to coach the 1964 shows yet. You'll enjoy yourself and 6 K » 0Movle-lm, 7:5fi. Johnson 3 2-4 8. l^nier 144 M, Buckner Wednesday 12:00 6 94 12. Moncrtef 7 44 18, Winters 6 54 aaparatad from thair trapper maa- guest star Keir Dullea, in NO music .together for a to this date is a few rash Colfey. W m . 15 19 Valley. Former Boston College All- me as it was to toe fast guy who wore CDCBSLateMovia'THESECRETS Second penod-4. Edmonton. Hagman 18. Bridgeman3 3-3 9. Catebingt 1 0-22, BASKETBALL . (61 mine.) America John Cunniff is toe general PLACE TO HIDE, a psychological OF THREE HUNGRY WIVES' 1977 number of weeks and they marks in the area where 16 (Messier. Andersoni. 41 6. Edmon- Cummings21-26. Evans0940, Elmore it,” Riley says. IDroomOf Joannio F in re Skating Results Penney vs. NFA at suspense thriller about a young JamesFranciscus, Jessica Walter. really sound great. 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Hall of Fame Wall Street to fete seven WASHINGTON - The 1981 Business Hall of Fame laureates Economic data mixed were announced today by Richard Maxwell, president and chief By Bill Blankenburg that had to be overcome, was a 38- employment, wholesale trade and executive officer of Junior Achieve­ Adveat Inr. point DJIA upside eruption for the- the Prodficers Price Index. ment Inc. A mixed bag of economic data was week as 540 NYSE sommon stocks The seven men will be inducted of­ paraded before investors last week advanced one point or more net. Breaking rather decisively out of ficially tomorrow at the Business Although they mattered little, all the While it could be of only moderate its narrow DJIA 930 to 950 trading Hall of Fame banquet. Some 2,000 media headlines were garnered by consequence to investors again this range of recent weeks, the Dow In­ GREAT AMERICAN FEASTING national leaders from business, such figures as harply lower mid- week, the business news start with dustrial Average confirmed the im­ government, the media, labor and February auto saies, a 2 percent January construction expenditures proving undercurrent of investors education are expected to attend. retreat in durable goods orders, a and a report on single family housing psychology last week. Those desirous The 1981 laureates are: decline in productivity, and a 0.7 per­ starts. We should hear about January of a pullback below DJIA 900 must Donald T Regan, former chairman cent boost in the Consumer Price manufacturers shipments, inven­ now Contend instead with short of Merrill Lynch & Company. Inc., Index which told us that infiation was tories and orders. Installment credit covering) some March window and now U S. secretary of the being a bit more accommodative of figures for January are due dressing by institutions and a treasury. our household budgets. Thursday. To close out the week, challenge of resistance around the Dr ,Edwin H Land, who created What did matter was the combina­ there shnnW he news ep February 980 level. "instant photography" and built tion of remarks by two of the nation's Polaroid Corp , Cambridge, Mass. most famous interest rate doctors, James Wilson Rouse of The Rouse Paul Volcker and Henry Kaufman, Colt appoints counsel Both told it like it is about restrictive Co . Columbia, Md., a pioneer in NEW YORK t - Adele R. Waland Samuel J. Silverman of New York community development, real es­ credit policy and eventual higher in­ has joined the coiVirate staff of Colt State Supreme Court, Appellate Divi­ tate. and the world of finance. terest rates, but neither could sink Industries Inc. as an assistant sion. Pierre Samuel du Pont, the du Pont the market beiow tha DJIA 935 level. general counsel. who took a primitive family-owned With the consensus outlook for a During the iast seven years, Ms. Ms. Wailand was graduated from explosives business and turn^ it into retreat to the 900 level or below, Wailand was an associate counsel Radcliffe College in 1970 with a the diversified Wilmington, Del., shorts suddenly got that uptight with the New York City law firm of bachelor of arts degree in English company today known around the feeling that a bear trap had snapped Paui, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & literature and from New York world shut on them. What ensued, despite Garrison. Ms. Wailand also spent a University Lae School in 1973 with a occasional morning seliing pressure Andrew William Mellon, perhaps year as law secretary to Justice doctor of jurisprudence degree. the greatest venture capitalist of all FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves times, instrumental in the founding of Alcoa, Gull Oil. Carborundum and the construction firm that built the OF AM- t h e t-AgOR- Panama Canal. Owen D. Young, former president XAving dEv>cE$ Ever of General Electric; organizer of the Radio Corporation of America, and created, nothing can innovator In labor relations and Built to handle blasts of electricity from lightning strikes, and employee benefits. to protect transformers and other expensive electric equip­ take the place of Dr. Willis Haviland Carrier of Carrier Corp . who belied the adage ment, this 28-foot-high gapless surge arrester Is the first of t o m o r r o w . that everyone talks about the its kind in the world. It was designed by Westinghouse Elec­ weather, but no one does anything tric for the Bonneville Power Administration In Oregon. (UPl about it. photo) Foreign officer hired IlkIM'FORI) — To bolster Connec­ the Department, Stockton said. ticut s export promotion efforts, a foreign Holbrook s goal will be to expand the service officer has been brought from his emphasis on export promotion throughout assignment at the U.S. Embassy in Paris the state. He is detailed to Connecticut as to a new post in Hartford — at the Connec­ a Pearson Fellow, a special federal ticut Department of Economic Develop­ program that assigns Foreign Service of­ ment. Commissioner Edward J. Stockton ficers to positions within state and local said today. governments. About 30 Pearson Fellows Wallace F. Holbrook, who was last are currently working across the U.S., as assigned as the commercial attache at the assistants to state governors, agency Pans Embassy, is now working as export directors, and local mayors —.'in several advisor with the International .Division of areas of expertise. CBIA expands services HUtTFORI) — The Connecticut through which the concerns of many of Business and Industry Association says it these smaller members can be better will broaden its involvement in small communicated.” business issues and provide new and Richard P. Bodine, Sr., president. The expanded services to small employers. Bodine Corp., Bridgeport, and a member CBIA Executive Vice President of the CBIA Board of Directors, will serve Home entertaining takes an upturn in the fall and the holiday glazes, sauces and accompaniments, duckling can be ser\ cd in end­ roasting and glazed xs ilk a sweet-tart lionex mixture during the last Kenneth 0. Decko said the group’s in­ as chairman of the new council. season. What’s thp best direction in which to look for new meny less variety for entertaining. half hour of roasting. Crunekx pea puds, water ckesliiuls ami toast­ creased involvement with small com­ According to Bodine, the association's ideas for special meals':' North, south, east and west! Rice luLS long been a pari of .America’s food lieriliige, « kclbi'r ed almonds add eolor and deliglilfiil llavor to Long Crain tk panies will be guided by a new Small directors have "clearly acknowledged the Americans across this wide and varied land have a rich tradition it is long grain rice, so traditional in classic,Sontliern cooking, or w ild W ild Riee, Business Advisory Council, which,-will need tor CBIA to place more emphasis on of regional foods and as a nation we are rediscovering the dis ersity rice from Ike Great Lakes region, grown and liars'ested liidas in Combine the liistorie flavors of the New Euglaml coast In a "advise mir staff and board members on the affairs of small business in Connec­ of our own qni(]ue food heritage. For truly distinctive and niepmr- much the same w,iy onr Indian forebears found it. \\ ild riir 1ms special dinner by glazing a brace of dm kiings « itli maple sx rnp key legislative issues and public policies ticut" able meals, consider planning the menus around .American regional always been considered a scari'e’*lii.\nr\ food, rc(|niring tedious and cooking Long Crain tk W Ild Rice « ilk « hole berr\ c ranberrs that especially effect small firms. The He said, “ Nearly half of all new jobs specialties. preparation. For today’s consumer, however, these two Iraditicjiml same for a sax'ory-sxscel-tart llaxor eombination. Ne« Knglaml Council will also advise us on new and created in this state over the next decade Duckling and rice are important parts of onr food heritage rice products are combined in I’XGI.K HEN’.S® Original Long Cranberry W ild Riee is prepared in a skillel .vs bile \ cnminl Style expanded services we can provide small will come from small firms characterized which lend an aura of elegance to an occasion and yet are decep­ Crain & Wild Rice, olfering special comenicnce, econoiin and Duekling roasts, to saxc lime ami steps for the cook u ko then lias employers ' by a high degree of innovation and expan­ Decko said. "Nearly three-quarters of tively easy to prepare. The flavor combination can span the nation flas'or. rhis blend of long grain riir, u ild rice and 2.') earefnily se­ more lime to dexi/le to the remainder ol Ike menii sion. We need to give these businesses all in its versatility and appeal. lected kerbs ami seasonings provides elegance « illioiil extras agarit I'real guests to a bit ol Sontliern hospitality u ith I’lanlation our 3,300 member companies are small the help we can. Judging from the ones We believe that the Small Business Succulent duckling has always been a favorite restaurant entree, expetise, and its \ (-rsatilitx lias made it a staple item for man\' erea- Roast Duekling and Sxvcel Georgia W ild Riee. This special dm kliiig enthusiasm at our first meeting, we’re off and its use at lioinc is becoming increasingly popular as cooks tix'e cooks. entree and Long Crain {< W ild Riee aceoinpaiiinienl enihodies Advisory Council will provide a channel to a good start" everywhere discover its amazing affordability, availability and Duckling and Long Crain fk W iki Rice eombine heaiililiilK lor the spi'cial flax'ors that the Soiilli is lamed lor — pi'aelies, pecans ease of preparation. Duckling can roast indoors or grill outdoors u taste lour of the I’.S..A. Slum guesis wiml's u ild about the West and honrhon! : ^ virtually iinwatcked for the gri-ater part of its cooking time, freeing these days b\ serx iug easy-to-fi\ West Coast 1 louex-Lime Dm k-liiig Try the lolkm ing regional iiiemis or c reale \ onr ou ii. .nid shari’ T-Bar income increases up the cook to prepare the rest of the ineal. With a wide range of on a bed of Cliinalow ii W ild Rice. I ke duekling is (|uarti'red belori' your pride in .Aineriea’s eiilimnx heril.ige ssitli lainih ami Inemls. WILTON — T-Bar Inc., a high reflects a year-end non recurring adjust­ technology company specializing in ment to inventory, pre-tax, of ap­ -switching and its control for data com­ proximately $1,000,000. Earnings per munications and data processing systems, share were 67 cents based on 1,656,000 reported sales and earnings for the year average shares outstanding in 1980 versui" ended Dec 31.1980, 98 cents per share based on 1,581,000^ average shares in 1979. Revenues in 1980 were $23,563,000, an in- Revenues for the fourth quarter-oT 1980 crea.se of 27 percent over $18,545,000 in were $7,951,000, an increase of.5^ercent 1979. .'Vet earnings were $1,114,000, a over $5,131,000 in 1979, Before giving decrease of 28 percent from last year's effect to the year-end adjustment, net ear- earnings of $1,553,000. This decrease nings were W71,000. WEST COAST CHOICE SOUTHERN SOJOURN NEW ENGLAND FEAST California Green Salad Bibb Lettuce and Hearts of Palm Salad Vinaigrette Vermont Style Duckling For Your Convonlonco West Coast Honey-Lime Duckling Plantation Roast Duckling New England Cranberry Wild Rice NOTICE Chinatown Wild Rice Sweet Georgia Wild Rice Cauliflower with Cheese Sauce Sauteed Mushrooms Candied Yams Buttered Fresh Broccoli Spinacli and Mushroom Salad Probate Court is open for SATURDAY APPOINTMENTS Boston Brown Bread The best reason for advertising with us is to get results! Almost since Wholegrain Dinner Rolls Baking Powder Biscuits conferences with the judge at Fresh Strawberries with Sour Cream and Brown Sugar Black Bottom Pie Pumpkin Pie from 6:30 P M. to 8 P.M. our first day of publication, our Classified columns have been the DC iK 4< 4t % >k ♦ * on Thursday nights. Ap­ accepted marketplace in the community for individuals with something pointments suggested. WEST COAST HONEY-LIME DUCKLING PLANTATION ROAST DUCKLING VERMONT-STYLE DUCKLING Night telephone number: to sell. And readers, many having successfully sold items themselves, 4 647-3227': Unisex turn to our Classified section when they're in the market to buy! This 2 ducklings, thawed, quartered 2 tablespoons lime juice 1 duckling, thawed 2 teaspoons dry mustard 2 ducklings, thawed 1 cup maple syrup or nuiple Barber/Styling Salon 1 teaspoon salt 1-1/2 teaspoons soy sauce 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon allspice 1 teaspoon salt (lavoTed syrup William E. FitzGerald combination works to the advantage of both buyer and seller... 1/3 cup honey 1/2 leaspodh grouniF cloves Judge of Probate 1 cup peach preserves • Preheat oven to 325°F. Wash duckling quarters: dry with paper toweling. Preheat oven to 350°F. Wash ducklings;.dry with paper toweling Sprinkle Sprinkle both sides with salt. Place skin side up on rack in shallow roasting Preheat oven to 350°F. Wash duckling; dry with paper toweling. Sprinkle body cavity with salt. Place ducklings breast side up on rack in shallow roast­ 0 pan. Prick skin all over with sharp fork or knife. Roast at 325° F. (or 1-1/2 body cavity with salt. Place duckling breast side up on rack in shallow roast­ ing pan: prick skin all over with sharp fork or knile. Truss Roast at 350°F You'll find it is easy and inexpensive to advertise with us. Just call the hours. Combine honey, jime juice and soy sauce; mix well. Brush duckling ing pan; prick skin all over with sharp fork or knife. Truss. Roast at 350°F. about 45 minutes per pound or until drumstick meal is fork tender. While about 45 minutes per pound or until drumstick meal is lork tender While number shown below. A friendly Ad-Visor will help you word your ad with honey mixture. Continue roasting, brushing twice with honey mixture, ducklings are roasting, combine syrup and cloves in small saucepan Bring for maximum response. -Hinlil drumstick meat i^ {ivii.jqnder, about 30 minutes. Makes 8 servings. duckling is roasting, heat together preserves, dry mustard and allspice in DIET sifiall saucepan, stirring occasionally. Baste duckling with preserves mixture to a boil, stirring occasionally. Basle ducklings with syrup mixture several CENTER' :"i-/ several times during last 30 minutes of roasting time. Stir 1 to 2 tablespoons times during last 30 minutes ol roasting time. Heat and pass remaining syrup Horald Clatsifiod 643-2711 water into remaining glaze. Heat and serve with duckling. Makes 4 servings. mixture. Makes 8 servings, SWING INTO No Mora Long WaltsI CHINATOWN WILD RICE 4-1/4 cups water SWEET GEORGIA WILD RICE NEW ENGLAND CRANBERRY WILD RICE Due to Popular Demand we are going 1 package (6 ounces) (rozen pea 2 tablespoons butter or pods, thawed 1/4 cup bourbon 1 can (16 ounces) sliced peaches, 1 cup chopped onion 2 packages (6 ounces each) by Appointment on Saturdays Starting margarine 1 can (8 ounces) water chestnuts, 1 package (6 ounces) UNCLE drained and cut into quarters 2 tablespoons bolter or margarine UNCLE BEN'S" Original Long Saturday March 7th. 1 can (16 ounces) whole berry Gram & Wild Rice ^ Y O U C A N ^ 2 packages (6 ounces* each) drained, sliced ’ BEN’S® Original Long Gram 1/3 cup coarsely chopped pecans, . jlNCLE BEN’S * Original 1/3 cup toasted slivered almonds " toasted cranberry sauce 1-1/2 cups thinly sliced celery LOSc" 17 TO 25 POUNDS & Wild Rice For Your Saturday Appointment long Gram & Wild Rice 1 tablespoon butter or margarine I IN JUST 6 WEEKS' Cook onion in butter in 10-inch skillet until lender but not brown. Add enough Call K Combine watqr, butter and contents o( rice and seasoning packets in large Add enough water to bourbon to make 2-1/3 cups liquid. Combine liquid, water to cranberry sauce to make 4-1/4 cups liquid Add liquid and contents CALL TODAY FOR A saucepan. Bring to a boil. Cover lightly and cook over low heal until all water contents of rice and seasoning packets and butter in saucepan Bring to a boil. ol rice and seasoning packets to skillet; stir. Bring to a boil. Cover lightly and FREE CONSULTATION 647-1 lC7i is absorbed, about 25 minutes. Stir in pea pods, water chestnuts and almonds. Cover tightly and cook over low heat until all water is absorbed, about 25 cook over low heat until all liquid is absorbed, about 25 minutes Stn in celery. Ml Main SIraat Heat through. Makes 8 servings. minutes. Stir in peaches and pecans; heal through. Makes 4 servings. Makes 8 servings. a (Naar Arthur Drug) Downtown, Manetioalof

/ 11 - THE HERALD. Wed , March 4. 1981 t h e h e r a l d Wed., M anh «, I M — IS ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M P ia W YOUR VALUE PACt^aHCULAR ------New Yearns feast Migraines discussed Cut IN THE STORE. WHIljE SUPPLY IJLSTS! BUMBLEBEE is 12 courses By LAWRENCE LAMB, M.D. energy FOOD MART’S mm DEAR DR. LAMB - I started to ll> t nilfd I’reHB International Except for beer, the Canton is a have what 1 call spells when I was The Chinese celebrate the first BYOB restaurant. w h U e about 15.1 am now 26.1 get spots and costs t u n a seven nights of each New Year. For the banquet, our host had set jagged bright lights that tingle in Dr. Lamb This intrepid reporter barely sur­ up a bar with a choice of liquors, plus SPECIAL OF IN O IL O R WATER from my eyes. When that goes vived the first banquet of this Year.of red and white wine — both French, 01 away I have a migraine. the Rooster. 4679. Most of the 12 cognac and, of course, beer. At 191 had a glucose tolerance test courses were so good we kept on The question people inevitably ask 7 OZ. and was told I was hypoglycemic. I Them, which I am sending you. eating when we should have passed about such meals is, “Which was stayed on a high protein, low car­ Others who want this issue can send a m he Em E hi T M ii* T H E W E E K ! CAN up seconds. Or in one course, shower- your favorite dish? bohydrate diet for the next seven 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- Beergy C eiti.” the Iried squab, thirds and fourths. To paraphrase a song from the years, but kept having the migraines. addressed envelope for it to me in Our table for eight was the envy of Broadway musical, Finian's Rain­ care of this newspaper, P.O. Box other guests because there were four bow, "When I'm not eating the food I They got worse and worse so I had SUDDENLY... IT ’S LENT! another glucose test and it was nor­ 1551, Radio City Station, New York, empty chairs. At one stage a guest at love, I love the food I'm eating. PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY. MARCH mal. I also had an EEG which was NY 10019. But remember that if the an adjoining table looked pointedly at I must pick one, you say? U.S.D Jk. CHOICE-BEEF normal. My doctor said I was having first medicine your doctor gives you an unfinished platter of food on our Okay, the squab. doesn’t work, go back and let him use OOV*T-ORADE*A> WAl-DBAUM'S table and asked, "Aren't you going to Or maybe the first Peking duck migraine headaches and gave me ter feneers. teresten, Inderal to prevent them but it didn’t another one that may be more effec­ finish that'’" course — rectangles of crisp skin heweaakert, coea- BONELESS Country Prido help. He was going to increase the tive in your case. miMiei aMlIhe feed ie- No.'■ we said. So he took it, and with hoisin sauce and scallion DEAR DR. LAMB - TeU that was seen carrying a large brown brushes in steamed buns. The duck dose when I found out I was pregnant and I quit taking them altogether. woman who said her son has a cons­ bi the chapter Utled eONDON BROIL Turkeys Food Mart pa|ier bag when he departed around meat turned up in the sixth course, a tant problem with heartburn that he Now I have spells at least once a “ H an to Sa«ie Eaergy SHOULDER FROZEN - 10 TO 14 LBS. AVG midnight. stir-fried dish. should stop drinking milk. He drinks The occasion for this gluttony was Or maybe the stuffed clams Tsing week. I’ve tried no-sugar diets, a lit­ Prepei^ Fbodx," F e n E . tle sugar, but nothing seems to help. two glasses of milk at each meal as Haat, hoBie-eceaeaMcs the first annual Tsiang Tao Chinese Tao? Grilled on the half shell with a well as in between meals. I found Nvv; Year's Banquet at a small If you can offer any advice to stop pwieiMr at Ohio State LB topping of finely minced bacon, pork, that milk was causing my digestive Food Mart's big catch - delicious famous brand 're.staurant on Division St. in New this misery it vfould be a miracle. UetenW^. jpei^ j t a hot peppers and seasonings. upsets. I've been off it comqletely for schools of fish, fresh and frozen. Combine these York City's Chinatown. DEAR READER — By now the ShoulderRoast .SS The lemon pork was also delicious. 1 catches of fish with many other Lenten foods two years. Our liost was Leo Star, founder and miracle probably has already oc­ daect wayi ia which ceohs ' As dessert was served (canned DEAR READER — Thank you for ^ FREEZER PLEASER , UPMAN COLONIAL and you'll get a boatload of Lenten meals president of the Monarch Wine Co., curred. In most women migraine COLONIAL or loquats and litchis and wedges of wanting to help. Burning in the pit of U.SJ)JL CHOICE BEFF FRESH FRYING Fully Cookod started real quick! Inc , which imports Tsingtao beer headaches stop in the third month of *^^uleSw of eangy fn fresh orange), Cantonese-bom chef the stomach can be caused by many WALOBAUM’S and vodka from the People’s pregnancy and do not return until teed ter the teioily m - W M o Wholo Leong sat down at our table. He things. Milk intolerance can be a fac­ Smoked Republic of China. after the pgrenancy is over. I hope San Saa Salad Top Frost talked about cooking and menu plan­ tor for some people. But in other Tonderioln Sliced The Canton Restaurant is a family ning, Chinese banquet style. that is true in your case. In many tiigB te hay food, etocMi^ Chicken Ham S O LE or cases milk helps to neutralize the CRV-OVAC - UNTRWIMEO WATER ADDED affair Eileen Leong is manager and “You like a dish because in the other migraine victims, the attacks poaer Ear icfr^eratiag COOKED stop after the menopause. Unfor­ acid produced by the stomach and 5T07LBS>VG. Legs Shank Portion Lean Bacon FLOUNDER her husband, Larry, is head chef. beginning you're hungry," he said. tead. aad fM, elntikitj SHRIMP New Year's is the most important tunately, in a few instances they relieves burning. The acid production FILLETS "You build up at intervals. You let The occasion was the first annuai Tsiang Tao Chinese New could be from stress and the relief i C 1 LB. PKG. holiday in the Chinese calendar, Mrs. the palate rest. begin then. And they are sometimes If FROZEN Year’s banquet and the 12-courses inciuded squab, Peking from milk. LB. 1 LB PKG. NO UMIT Leong said It is traditionally a fami­ “You have the duck skin. If you made worse by taking birth control LB. 1 LB PKG duck, iobster, stuffed ciams and lemon pork with salt and Other people have a mechanical ly get-together serve the duck meat next, you pills. leakage at the opening of the f=HESH FRYING IMIEATY I’oor families in China work all wouldn't enjoy it as much as if you scotch whisky. (DPI photo) Inderal does work in some cases. G O V T . S B e e C I E D a M O £ There are a number of other stomach and the acid bums the lower l A T O ^ year round to save enough money for delay a couple of dishes." i1 .2 9 C h ick e n W ings & Livers l b 6 9 ^ OUR B ES T TOP FROST BREADED medicines that can also be used. esophagus. If I were to choose one Turkey Bfeast^ their New Year's celebration," she How had he prepared the lemon meal, dips the pork cubes into the “It tastes lemony and sounds a lot COLOMAL RIUY COOKH) flNATCT ADOEOl ^ _ _ _ F I S H P O R T I O N S FROZEN 12 OZ PKG 5 1 . ^ 9 dietary hahit as the most frequent USDA. CHOCE BEEF aoaajess said It takes days and nights of pork? coating and deep fries them. better than vinegar pork," Mrs. Coffee can help if it is used at the BREADED INTERNATIONAL FANCY onset of the headache. Driking coffee cause for burning in the pit of the Top Blade steak i1 .9 9 Sm oked Ham lg;^ lbM . 8 9 work and a lot of shopping. If you With salt and scotch whiskey, The sauce, he said, is made with Leong said. HADDOCK FILLETS l b M . 9 9 stomach it would be drinking coffee. COtXaaAL FULLY COOKED WaATH1AI»H» VAC PACK have a few generations, a lot of peo­ Leong said, smiling broadly. “ I Chinese red vinegar and sugar. The Canton has a printed menu but is not a good idea during pregnan­ PATTIES international'FANCY Sensitive people who use ple. you prepare the food ahead and sprinkle it with a little bit of salt and How much sugar? most regular patrons seek Mrs. cy, particularly in amounts of five Whole Smoked Ham ul99^ Caiando Kielbasa lb^ I . 9 9 m C O D F I L L E T S 21-7 LB PKG decaffeinated products may still get V I - Pork LB * 1 . 8 9 lieat it up ' add the liquor, a little bit of pepper. “A matter of personal choice.” Leong’s advice and order dishes not cups or more a day, but I hope you OUTSTAMOmG VALUE! PLUMHOSE DOMESTIC a burning feeling in the pit of the or C h icken The meal they had prepared for Stir it and let it set two to three How long do you cook the sauce? on the menu. Among the restaurant’s won't need medicines after the third ayylicaacea ta hay. FRESH COD FILLETS LB 5 2 . 0 9 stomach. Chuck Cube Steak u?2.J9 Canned Ham i l b c a h ^ 2 . 9 9 mtdia reporters and editors began hours," If you have the time, boil it until it specialties are string beans in a month of your pregnancy. 1 LB. I Incidentally, those who quit using un iA M FRESH Rm N G a u a u A ELM BIMNO FRESH BREAKFAST LINK . . _ _ with eight treasure bird's nest soup. He uses pork chops cut into bite- is syrupy, he said. Or thicken it with sauce of pork, garlic and red pepper; There are many factors that con­ PKG. FRESH POLLOCK FILLETS LB 5 1 . 4 9 milk and milk products run the risk It also included Peking duck, the size pieces with a cleaver. cornstarch. steamed flounder with scallions and tribute to migraine headaches that I Drumsticks AThiglis ia 89^ PorfcSausage lb^ 1 . 2 9 of a calcium deficiency if they do not uf irementloned squab. Hunam Then, he said, he makes a coating Why is it cahed lemon pork if there ginger, Cantonese roast duck and have discussed in my new issue of Mr Baat sates that KING CRAB LEGS LB 5 3 .9 9 find another source of ca^ium or use lobster in red sauce and lemon Dork. with egg white, flour and cracker are no lemons in the dish? pork or beef with lotus root. The Health Letter, number 16-12, eaergy coaaiaaytiaa Headaches and What to Do about calcium supplements. dMen OMinderaMy final DRESSED SMELTS ' LB 5 1 . 1 9 kjtchea ta kitchea. FO O D C LU B OCEAM SPRAY SALMON STEAKS LB 5 3 .7 9 Be a Part of the il&P/WALT DISKET WORLD SEAFOOD AaBBteaaiyhyaaaBa* Criseo C A I A n c SHRIMP CRABME a s SS y e rc e a t aa ia a g Tomato Grapefruit Solid White O M U M U O OB WHITE FISH LB * 2 . 9 9 naaMa daiag ideatical Shortening I' Juice TUNA Mrs. Paul’s WAKEFIELD Menus ■m-pteyaratMa taOn so* O F F LA B K L Catsup In OH or W ater FRIED «tth the saae Utehca a FOUND CAN 81 OZ. BOTTLE 48 OZ. BOTTLE FISH RLLETS SNOW 7 OUMCE CAN FISH STICKS CRABMEAT or FRIED CLAMS Robertson breakfast chicken or turkey, whipped Family $pree 6 OUNCE PKG. Manchester V aeatloa Sweepetafc*'c e p a ta k e a 5 TO 9 QZ PKGS Monday: Juice, English potato, peas, whole wheat Cafeteria menus which muffin, cheese, milk. bread, peach princess or Attention Shoppers: T o o r F a a d l j a o a ld w I h fresh fruit. an all-expeaae-pald A l * f.P « PKG will be served .March 9-13 Tuesday: Fruit, cereal, Friday: Submarine fish, Look for our colorful 16-page circu­ at Manchester Public milk. WALT DISNEY WORLD tVkt Sdi te AlumilWCTjFoil 39^ Mac. & Cheese «nner 4 foII. Snow's Now England GORTONo french fries, spinach, lar. Watch for It in the mall, or pick 24 02 Schools are as follows (* Wednesday: Juice, cin­ one up at your local A&P Store. VaaatloH for FRIED FISH PORTIONS PKG .ndicates foods that con­ bread and butter, apple - M a i Redllidn^Beans 3 r.’ 1. WiskoctSlGENT ’2.99 GORTON'S namon roll, milk. -111" yMiHlI • Im -IXM lu l l; ImUaHi*f rfiaiaf. Yaall haw fhe BEACH CLIFF 31fi OZ CAN ^ sandwich ’peanut butter Ann Page Sirloin 4ayt aad faar aifkls (o r i^ r c (Us M lcM M warM, 10* OFF LABEL MIXES siuffed celery, ’milk, and Monday: Oven breaded| Monday: Hamburger on which iada4fs the Ma|k Kiet^aw- whm yaa'N 17 OUMCE CAB FISH STEAKS 2 fo r 11 OZ. BOTTLE 4 VARIETIES ( W i r r M i ’Q golden spice cake, chicken, mashed potatoes, roll, french fries, peas, tfbcaffi' aiarr thaa 45 fabalaai al(ractia«, lacMdhw * RAQU banana creme dessert. (be ihrHIiat aew Bit Thaa4fr MaaMahi Ralraal M I N C E D C L A M S 6'" 02 CAN -eravy^ chilled apricot Bacon Steaks Ta fBler. tiaitly IHI oat (he rMry Maah hclaw ar I8%i O Z.I 'Wednesday One-ha^ UNDERWOOD _ day elementary—no lunch, halves,~Toll-and butter, or Tuesday: Sliced roast fill oaf aae each li«r yaa *bH yaar fritaily atcaifheiliBKiiR SPAGHETTI pork, gravy, mashed Bfifkbarhoa4 AliP. No tanhau b acemary. Eater F W 7 \ F < M S A R D I N E S TOMATO ^I?»CE ^CA^ lunior and senior high bologna and cheese at ofiraasyaa like! — H ia t o eodk j V potato, com, Neopolitan 1 LB PKG 111 enu ’ Meat loaf, grinder, tuna on roll, or 9 E A S T E R N foodi —M chaacai MUELLER'S FANNMG SAUCE ham chef salad. whip. aad baked yotateea — PLAIN ■ MUSHROOM W ALDBAUM’S MARGARINE buttered noodles, buttered 99?: 1LB P K G 5 9 ^ 14 QZ JAR BREAKSTONE REG CAUFORNIA STYLE Wednesday: Spaghetti r □bow Macaroni Pickles ^ er" MEAT or MARINARA Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on ahOe the ORB if heated. corn, bread, butter, ’milk COTTAGE CHEESE 89^ and apple crisp. roll, buttered corn, chilled with meat sauce, garden A&P Meal Franks T-Bone Steaks iene GALLON CAHTW Wednesday: -Shells and chicken, potato puffs, bread, geiatin with top­ ih Pascal Celery '.ut.' 59* size, efficieacy. coa- FRESH ping. ORANGE JUICE M.19 B U I T O N I Z m SAUCE 6 9 " meat sauce, buttered chilled apricot halves, 2 CRISP WASHED _ Light n'Uwnly T O P FR O ST GREEN CABBAGE 5 LBS 5 1 . Wednesday: Chicken pot Golden Carrots 2i!:r59* BELPAESE . TOP FROST MWEO bread, peas, fruit wedges. buttered dinner roll. FRESH Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on pie on biscuit, mashed DOLE OR CHIQUII4 YOaURT CHEESE 5109 VEGETABLES 2002 pkg 6 9 " WAFFLES Toursday: Fruit juice, CLAIROL SHAMPOO ZUCCHINI SQUASH LB 5 9 " roll, buttered com, chilled potato, green beans, pud­ Marvel Turkey Breast ! l e M d w r £ e s TOPEtruai IOOZ PKC • J W 5 0Z. pizza, tossed salad, gelatin Yellow Bananas Herbal Essence ALL FLAVORS NU PARFAIT - ASSORTB) WALDEN FARM LO CAL ding. STORE SUCEO type, degree d A» pk| ^ . with topping, pineapple, cookie. CAlROL'CONDinONER ___ 8 0 Z .C U P PARFAITS nozPKG 55* BRUSSEL SPROUTS 2 for 9 9 " 12 02 Q Q C Thursday: Meat and Weaver Chicken Roll Small Miracle SALAD DRESSING VARIETIES JAR Friday: Fish sticks, Wednesday: Fresh diced TOP FHOb I turkey, mashed potatoes, cheese pizza, garden salad, STORE SLICED-TOBIN S-8 AKE0 CLAIROL TEXAS RUBY RED EXTRA SWEET & JUICY macaroni and cheese, ORANGE JUICE iuoz can 9 9 " ice cream cup. Virginia Style Ham 3.M Final Net Hair Spray ly p e o f I itoeL GRAPEFRUIT JUICE M .19 carrot and celery sticks, gravy, buttered peas, STORE SLICED'NEW VORKER SEEDLESS ,a„ Friday: Tuna salad RUSKIN-AsloRTED 3 r!? brownies. chilled peaches, buttered American Cheese Car Sponges dinner roll. sandwich, vegetable soup, GRAPEFRUIT — 53 .9 9 For those observing CALIFORNIA Lent, a tuna or egg salad Thursday: Pizza with potato puffs, applesauce. ALL FLAVORS es of “Cattlag SFECIAL KMTIOH ^ WmSdbmum^m Now Y ork SSwts DmUcatmmt 'HICf-PtCM-TOMATO NewCountry Yogurt 4 LV. *1 4 f o p 6 9 " [ sandwich will be available meat sauce, topped with ^•U^.ro^4 c,ROUND Bl.AN ('OH E I ' Oosto" Biay be ON eDCAU.** TIHK “SUNKISF’ LEMONS ASSORTED VARIE TIES - u ^ LandO'Lokoo upon request. cheese, tossed salad with Vernon Heinz Ketchup Ragu Spaghetti Sauce 1 * Eight O'clock by aeadag a SAVma HEALS Carando s a l a d s a l e MACAIWUOT GERMAN POTATO IB 5 9 " CALIFORNIA SWEET dressing, orange wedges. REGULAR OR Die f PLUS DEPOSIT IN CT ISSUE JUICY STRAW BERRIES LB 9 9 " All schools •WimTAKItnUUB Friday: Tuna% grinder C&CCola tll'79* C 8 9 R G B . • M S B.C. LEANCOOKEDHAM*^^^ vi lb.^1-39 WhKa C oventiy I ciMftv MM w«i KMM wM aM nM w M M irr M r* t> iaciMHU SWEET IMPORTED THOMPSON Monday: Sloppy Joes on •oMwoMAMMYrAtPian* JA C K ! ALL with lettuce, buttered lit) m 1 7 N«*«>CAmwrM^ lM*««KklMtgMMWAlpVMiSMAOI ON SALE AT FOOD MART W bBprPMnMOM iMMaMMWAMlMdBMf ^ American SEEDLESS GRAPES LB 9 9 " .\ll schools green beans, hot fruit roll, potato sticks, whole 2 M Jell-0 Gelatin 3 X B9* h.uj W m Hard W I D E B O L O G N A OLD FASHIONED LB* I « 4 9 kernel com, apricots. TO-OFf LABEI OETEROENT * IMM0 pru« w»iweiw,«w FMEST QUAUTV ^ 2 L 3 9 Monday: Hot dog on roll, crisp. i WuKiti M CKO*** W « im o n n — un W mMuM aa» Ivory Dish Detergent 89* SAVE Vi LB. 7 FOR 5 1 . potato puffs, mixed Tuesday: Pork patties, Saiami L O X NOVA OR REGULAR Cheese NAVEL ORANGES ^ applesauce, mashed * • IWlONlY Ngt**K MnAMutl0> UBYlllArOMakUUMMi JJmm m UOK HtSl vegetables, apple-raisin wwn«rt BAy WM( ffUM O rM Pni* M MMrl (t m au MS EXTRA FANCY *WASHINGTON STATE AMfVMCAilarvWMrfMMrNAnMMWWMthBKtvWBrIV .. ^ LEAN ROAST BEEF ojA im V. LB * 2 . 3 9 potato, green beans, bread 7 T1UB M Atm m liiU lM l M W A«P M M t M U ■ A Cm MB •4.75 cobbler with topping. Glastonbury LB 4 9 " 'iFrazen Food SALE!" EXCEPT O tm HOMW C«wMt M IMnrtnn, Fi m b ’‘iiiriiii' WITH FOOD MART COUPONS SHENANDOAH .. - m n • 4 0 9 DEUCIOUS APPLES and butter, lemon fluff COFFEE UOHTENER ALLFUVOR8 COMBINATION • it BMMlM.BrMn<.CWT.II«w7 FrSS^ lAinw. Tuesday: Juice, cheese Elementary Gcttyabaig addras aiSaiE. PICK UP YOUR COPY GOURMET TURKEY BREAST vy l b * 1 . 7 9 ■ • Vi LB . , .put TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY SQhfE iTFMS NQ 1 with garnish. Hch’s • th» Ql ■lAlllAg BAPf tlyU Bt M ww— w today______, dream, choice of Seaitest La Pizzeria • PttKiMAU m n * l M »•> *A«rT M a m Wm fWMM Prealdcat Liacola Monday: Cheeseburger Wednesday: Open turkey W-gal. 13VY-01. Mrt««MAl AEP MOW vegetable, potato puffs, ice OofteeMch cm. 1 ” Dkg. '* yy^l^***********************— in bun, french fries, green roll sandwich, gravy, Icecream Pizza defivcndhiiadirereatlhe cream cup. ' ORANGE ORMK ASSORTEDUEAT VARIETIES dedcafioB of the adfilary I l Ujib_____- _____ » AU —» beans, frosted raisin cake dressing, mixed Bird's Eye Awake 'lif 6 9 * Banquet Dinners 'X' 69* ^ K B A F T H O O D ’S ^ Wednesday: Baked LaPizzeriaSnackSlices I ” jo iM “■RTiTv"irri«’“" " “ T ceawteiy at Oebydaeg, »Tnatar*a Cholea ^ e O L D p o w e r " HUQQIES SCOTT or fresh fruit. vegetables, pears with RCH 04 VITAMIN C FRIED O ELO O U SII 7 0 ? PKG chicken, whipped potato, I Femur tpreeBereapatehee I ICE CREAM Tuesday: Baked cherry. Minute Maid'll.T ‘.ii; 49* Banquet Chicken S;S 2** Jeno’s Cheese Pizza Fa., w Nov. n, im the lastant Coffee DIAPERS .1 NAPKINS WVEETA cranberry sauce, rye HOWARD JOHNSPN balflehadbeaifaadd SUN MAR 1 THRU |M W E ||te MART GOOD SUN MAR 1 nd«J flH M R Il WE REURVE THi RiQHT TO LIMIT tAlES AND TO CORRECT TYPOQRAPMCAL ERRORt. aAr.Mflar.uHnoKJM------SAT MAR T UMn OWE HtG SAT MAR 7 LWMT OME P N C SAT J B'''UUi ■ SAT MAR 7 INdlT 0M£ TRtC Ping.x . PMCniPnCTTVI MARCH 1-7. (Ml ITfMi FOR lAU NOT AVAIULBU TO WHOLUAU OR RITAR. 0BALfl«. n r e I ^N m ^ m ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Friday: Juice, pizza, yeast rolls, tangerine. bread and peanut butter, I ONE COUPON raiCUSTOMm re ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER re ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Thursday: Baked orange wedges. tossed salad, fruit cup. CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS,MANCHESTER a ta MM iMaB M S akBA M an a a MM CM too 410 W ^ T MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER / THE HERALD, Wed., hbreh 4, 1981 — 17 16 - THE HERALD, Wed., March 4, 1981 Interest in making bread continues to grow Does the increase in male shoppers mean shelfing change? By MARTIN SLOANE Basketball Association?” I (Week o f March 1) JOHNSON’S Dental Health EHd you know that super­ asked him with a smile. Personal Products Offer. Receive a $3 refund. market chains give each “After all, a lot of 5-foot-5- (File fl-B) Send the required refund store manager a detailed inch players might take Clip out this file and form, three front panels plan showing exactly some of the excitement out kehp it with similar cash- from any Reach Supermarket Shopper where each product of the game.” off coupons — beverage re­ Toothbrushes, one back belongs on the shelf? "Well,” he conceded, fund offers with beverage card from any Johnson’s The most-profitable and "we are also working on a coupons, for example. Dental Floss and one net- Toothpaste. Look for the Etc., 32 Cash Refund. Send different products’ Expires and Shampoo 31 Refund fastest-moving items are plan to convince women to Start collecting the needed weight statement from any form on the package. the required refund form July 31, 1981. P.O. Box 5545, Maple placed at eye level to make go back to shopping in proofs of purchase while Aqua-Fresh Toothpaste. Expires Dec. 31, 1981. and the Universal Product POLIDENT Refund Plain, Minn. 55348. Receive them easy for shoppers to those 6-inch spike heels.” looking for the required re­ Expires June 30, 1981. LAVORIS Refund Offer. Codes from three of the Offer, Receive a 31 refund. a 31 refund. Send two oval ..V; reach. More products are Refund of the Day fund forms at the super­ COLGATE $2 Coupon. Receive a $1 refund. Send following products: 32- Send the required refund labels from the necks of picked up from eye-level , Write to the following market, in newspapers and Receive |2 worth of the required refund form ounce Listerine, 96-tablet foFm and two proof-of- Agree bottles. You may shelves than from any address to obtain the form magazines, and when coupons. Send the required and the ounce designations Efferdent, 75-fablet purchase seals from the send two labels from Agree others. required for this mug offer trading with friends. refund form and the net- from the front labels of any Rolaids, 30-tabIet Sinutab, bottom panels of any Poli- Creme Rinse, two from So, the most popular from Campbell’s: Soupin’ Offers may not be weight markings and two 12-ounce or larger bot­ 32- or 24-ounce Listermint dent Tablets except trial Agree Shampoo or one brands of soap and the Crackers, P.O. Bgx 8945, available in all areas of the American Dental Associa­ tle of Lavoris. Expires or Listermint Cinnamon, size. Expires June 30,1981. from each. Expires April 1, most expensive cheeses Clinton, Iowa 52736. This country. Allow 10 weeks to tion seals from the front March 31, 1982., Halls Cough Tablets (30- Bonus! This offer doesn’t 1982. yKii,.’ will usually be displayed at offer expires July 31,1981. receive each refund. panels of three 5-, 7-, or 9- LISTERINE, tablet bag). The proofs require a form. Copyright 1981, United eye level. Clip ‘n' File Refunds AOUA FRESH, REACH, ounce packages of Colgate EFFERDENT, ROLAIDS, must be from three AGREE Creme Rinse Feature Syndicate Inc. The eye-level shelf has traditionally been slightly under 5 feet frome«e.sse 7.46 cent of the households in­ terviewed in one recent •Full Flguie AQon Skill study. This is only logical itoeui 6.76 considering that more than •Full FIgura Vest half of this country’s adult 0i»e«ei2js 9.74 women now go off to work •Full Figure Bloueee each day. 9.74 The average male The return to making bread by many tempting rolls and breads. shopper is about 5 feet 10 homemakers is evident in this display of inches tall. So what does that do to the eye-level shelf? I called a top planner at ^ 4 stirring by hand, to make a By BETTY RYDER law we have to explain Arthur Flour Co., 155 one supermarket chain to what enrichment is. North Beacon St., stiff dough.. Remove dough find out if this change in Fumily Kdilor "It means that vitamins Brighton, Mass. 02135: to lightly floured board, shopping practices is Women are getting back taken out in the prepara­ King .Arthur Tender grease The bowl, then put causing him any problems. into making bread, accor­ tion process of the product Bread the dough back into it, tur­ ‘it certainly is!’’ he ding to Bert Porter, vice are later put back in before 2 cups water ning over to grease top. DO said. "In fact, it is driving president of King Arthur it is marketed. "The goal 1 small can (5-l/3ozl NOT KNEAD. Cover, and us bananas. We have Flour Co, "A recent survey of today's bakers at the evaporated milk let rise in a warm place un­ changed the position of the indicated a lot of working marketplace is that a loaf '2 cup margarine or til double in bulk. Ritz crackers five times women bake bread. The of bread should last butter Sprinkle a little cor- this month, and we still basic reason appears to be forever. The old bakers, if ‘3 cup sugar nm eal on your bread can’t figure out where to that they want to do the product was a day old, 1 tablespoon salt board. Place the dough on put the Manhandlers." something better for their you were told, " he said. 2 packages dry yeast it and press lightly with "Come now,” I laughed. family and choose nice, Porter says the new 7 to 8 cups King Arthur your finger tips. Turn over "It can’t be as bad as all fresh bread on the table.” ovens are more heat ef­ Flour and now press out the that. Women still comprise he said. ficient and the insulation is Cofnbine water, milk and dough with your fingertips the majority of shoppers, Porter, who has been in much better. According to shortening in a saucepan until it is about '/* inch don’t they?” the business 35 years, the manufacturer you don't and heat until lukewarm. thick. Cut into 12-pieces “Yes, they do,’’ he said. worked as a salesman after lose as much heat. Old Pour into mixing bowl, add and around out each piece "But men almost mdke up returning from the service recipes should be cut 5 to 10 sugar, salt, yeast and 2 with your fingers. Let rise for that difference by their after World War II, “ I minutes from the baking cups flour and beat for 2 in a warm place until light greater number of impulse became involved in flour time, then check for minutes with electric and fluffy, about 45 min- purchases. sales and so I felt I should doneness, when using beater. Gradually add tues and bake in an electric “When a woman runs ■get into' the product and newer ovens. balance of flour, stirring fry pan or on a hot, lightly into one of our stores to find out how to utilize it. Another point Porter by hand until the dough greased griddle, at 400 pick up three items, she My wife, Ruth, explained Bert Porter, vice president of King Arthur stressed was the impor­ pulls cleanly away from degrees for about 15 min- cookbook available from the company. usually will end up buying baking so I could unders­ tance of sifting flour. the sides of the bowl. tues, turning over several Fiour Co. stands with rolls and breads made (Herald photos by Burbank) eight or 10. But a man will tand the rudiments and of "Flour is marked pre­ Place dough on floured times during baking. with King Arthur Flour. In foreground is walk out of the store with course. I began questioning sifted. Sifting aerates it. board and knead for about twice as many impulse why she did certain things But. in shipping it by 7 minutes, adding only purchases. Men use shop­ Men’s Action in preparing the dough. railroad it settles, so sif­ enough flour to keep the ping lists less than half as Knit Shirts "For example, making ting is necessary. dough from sticking. Place often as women. pancakes. Usually you mix Otherwise you may will get dough in greased bowl, tur­ “So you can see why we Our Reg. 10.99 egg and milk in one bowl 5-1/3 to 5-1/2 ounces when ning over to grease top, Open Dally 9;ra-9:30; Sunday ll-S K mart" MERCHANDISE. POLICY want to display all those and the dry ingredients in you actually want 4 ounces. and let rise in a warm Choose terry or interlock or VISA Out ivm vLl*rii>on is to hovt •v»rv oO veiiiiM ll•n> m slock on Easy Pullover Tops combination of both' Great ou> sn*N*s * on oovoftisM iiern is no' ovosodm >oi popular foods on the the other and then com­ So, for every three cups of place until double in bulk. pu'cnoM du« to ony unio>*S«on leoson Kmo$e ton# dem o> shelves that will catch the bine. I wanted to do the flour you may actually be Punch down, divide in 3 Rag. 9.9G 10.99 leosonoDie lonvlv Quoniity) lo be psAChosed oi trie sow The Saving Place' eyes of our impulsive male 7.96 ft 13.88 whole thing in one bowl and getting an extra cup. pieces and form the loaves. O'ce wheneve' uvoiioOie o> wW set you o corripotoue A booanza of knits with all Super selection of casual Ouakty item oi a com ootoue 'eoucion m pnce Out pokCy >i Sale EHecUtn mid., Mmii 4 llini Sat, March 7 shoppers. But at the same the spring trimmings! S.M.L. jackets! All lined. 5-15, S.M.L it worked out fine. Today's "Stir the flour, don't just Put in greased bread pans, ■o give Out customeis so'isfoction oswovs Men’s 100% Cotton time we don’t want to ladies are pressed for spoon it into the cup from let rise until double in bulk, Proportioned Penis Sollly Pleeted Pints Skirts & Blouses with a Romantic Air Dresses With All Spring Trimmings Fashion Jeans time. They will sacrifice a the bag. Don’t tap the cup. and bake in a preheated 375 place those products out of reach of our female BLOUSES: Delicate georgettes, EACH Hanky linens with embroidery little for convenience, but Many of the new genera­ degree oven for 35 minutes Our Btg. 19.99 shoppers.” 9.98 a; ,3 w 13.88!*sr batistes & gauzes trimmed with trim! Skirl suils.in linen-looks! 12.40 not too much" tion of cooks don’t even or until done. green ‘n growing discounts 2 way stretch, straight leg. Also straight legs & tapered And so much more! Solids, prints, Also, cotton & nylon stretch lace, ribbon, embroidery! S.M.L. He said that his super­ Petite and Average sizes. Porter says more and own a sifter, " Porter said. English .Muffins tie-bottoms. Sensational 9.88 & border prints. All in a bouquet of 15.76 denims Back pocket market chain is still i' Knit Tope spring colors! Sizes 5/6-15/16 SKIRTS: Flare, circles, pleats & Reg. 20.99 ft 21.99 detailing. Sizes ^ 3 8 more young people are Commenting on frozen 1 cup lukewarm water Our Rep Ml ft ftW 4,77 A-llnes. Colors galore! 5/6-15/16. R»g. 13.99 i 14.99 spring colors. Sizes 3-13, 10-18 learning to make bread. dough, either purchased or 1 tablespoon oil experimenting with the "And they are very par­ made at home, he 1 tablespoon sugar positioning of products so ticular about the in­ suggested letting it thaw 1 teaspoon salt as to maximize purchases gredients — they are and then knead it. 1 package yeast by shoppers of both sexes. HOMEMAKER SAVINGS! reading labels. 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Save. not burn gross when used os directed. Save stops. watar window and laMc gutda. (H% l i hinge cover. For home, office. | Our Reg 22.69 Dozen —Be .especially cautious A Y Jumbo Brown Eggs save to | ' : my . approaching Intersections. 30- ,1 ' y Stop and go traffic There D02£)( SALE ENDS SAT., MARCH 7, 1981 makes road surfaces very M A N C H ^T E R VERNON slippery. 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-CIty Shopping Center STORE HOURS: DAILY It SATURDAY, 40 AM to 9 PM .• SUNDAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM .PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDA^ r 18 - THE-HERALD. Wed., March 4, 1981 THE HERALD. Wed., March 4, 1981 — 19 Oven fried rainbow trout East Hartford makes a fine Lenten dish

During the Lenten and garnished with lemon be proof positive that this V* teaspoon Tabasco season, treat family wedges and a sprig of entree is delicious, Thaw trout if frozen. members .Jo Oven-Fried parsley, the trout-and- satisfying fare that Rinse with cool water; pat Rainbow Trout and gain a potato dish has eye appeal warrants repeat perfor­ dry with paper towels. Dip Officers say force reputation for serving plus a tantalizing aroma mances again and again. trout into melted butter, Y'f.' '■ . -.‘i■? IP special event meals. that sets the stage for Oven-Fried then into mixture of corn There's no doubt about it, memorable meal. Rainbow Trout flakecrumbs and peanuts. Rainbow Trout hot from Accompanied by a side 4 whole dressed, fresh or Place in buttered baking was in self defense the oven with a crispy dish of steamed or stir- frozen Rainbow trout dish or jelly roll pan. Thaw coaling of crunchy peanuts fried broccoli, the Oven- ‘/4 cup butter, melted potatoes if frozen. Dip By PAUL HENDRIE me." The officer said he had been against the door, while he used his and.corn flakes will satisfy free hand to open the door. [I Fried Rainbow Trout and 3 tablespoons peanuts, potatoes in butter and Herald Reporter butted by a handcuffed prisoner in the most demanding potatoes provide a well finely chopped crumbs: place in pan with the past and was acting out of self- Drumm testified that the use of the appetite and become a rounded meal. In addition >2 cup corn flake crumbs trout. Sprinkle leftover EAST HARTFORD - The East defense. arm bar was unnecessarily forceful year-round favorite. to being tasty. Rainbow ^ 8 frozen or canned butter and crumbs over Hartford police officers suspended But Corporation Counsel Stephen in this instance. But O'Connor said it A boon to busy Trout contain tissue­ potatoes trout. Bake in 400-degree on charges they used excessive force ’C. Barron emphasized that police is a common technique in controlling homeowners and career building protein and an * * * , oven for 20 minutes or until in the December arrest of David K. rules specifically charge the a prisoner. women, delectable Oven- array of nutrients essential 1 8-ounce can tomato fish flakes easily with a Lannan, son of Manchester’s police arresting officer to protect his “ It’s a very safe maneuver,” Fried Rainbow Trout can" to good health. sauce fork. Combine tomato chief, gave their side of the story last prisoner from physical harm. claimed O’Connor. “An arm bar is bt prepared c^uickly without Plan now to make this 2 tablespoon butter sauce, sherry, butter, night. “How did this protect his rights?” the least likely way to hurt the fuss Canned or thawed Lenten season a special 1 tablespoon minced onions, parsley and Officers David E. Sherwood, wondered Barron. He asked if any prisoner. He was inconvenienced — frozen potatoes dipped in time by serving Oven- onion seasonings in a small Robert M. O'Connor and Michael J. training manual had shown it to be he knew the arm bar was being melted butter and the Fried Rainbow Trout I tablespoon minced saucepan. Bring to a boil. Lefevbre are appealing their suspen­ permissuble to punch a handcuffed applied — but he wasn’t in coating mixture cook r,t^t often The approving parsley Serve with baked trout. sions by Chief Clarence A. Drumm, prisoner'. excrutiating pain.” alongside the trout. SerWd smiles on diners' faces will 1 teaspoon curry powder Makes 4 servings. Drumm charged Sherwood and O’Connor is charged with applying When police union lawyer David with a curry-and-potato O’Connor with using excessive force an “arm bar” to the prisoner, who Morrissey asked how restrictive the in the arrest. Lefevbre is charged had fallen back against O’Connor arm bar is, O’Connor replied, “you with failing .to meet department after the blow from Sherwood, acor- can walk, you can talk, you can do rules by not Reporting the incident, ding to Chief Drumm’s testimony. everything but run away.” Bake Walnut Bread in can which took place on December 4 in The “arm bar” is a technique, said O’Connor maintained that using the parking lot behind the station. Different-shaped breads to be painful, when the officer pushes the arm bar protected his prisoner's Resift flour with baking The police union, Local 386 of the his arms underneath those of the rights, "because if he had tried to es­ Law enforcement officials escort the 450- brought to the site in 1979, nearly 200 anti­ add to the attractiveness of powder and salt. Cream International Brotherhood of Police a tablesetting. And, if the handcuffed suspect and pushed the cape, I would have had to use ton reactor vessel that is being hauled by nuclear demonstrators were arrested for butter with sugar, egg and Officers, is handling the appeal. stronger methods.” taste is great too, then thumb back toward the wrist, while trucks to the Seabrook, N.H., nuclear power trying to block its passage. (DPI photo) orange peel. Blend in flour ’ Sherwood is charged with punching lifting the prisoner up on his toes. Officer Lefevbre said he did not you're doubly rewarded in mixture alternately with the handcuffed Lannan in the mouth plant Tuesday. When the first reactor was your bread baking. O’Connor is charged with walking report the incident because he didn’t milk and orange juice. as the prisoner emerged from the Lannan into the station in this believe Sherwood or O’Connor had Save those large juice or Fold walnuts and raisins patrol car. coffee cans and use them fashion. Lannan has charged that violated any department rules. He into the batter. Turn into 3 Sherwood has not denied punching O’Connor then slammed him face said the two officers “used a for baking bread Usually greased and lightly floured you will get a mushroom Lannan, but he said he reacted on in­ first against a glass door. O’Connor minimal degree of force.” (20-ounce) cans, filling stinct “when he launched himself at says he only “leaned” the prisoner He testified he saw Lannan lunge shaped loaf about half full. Let stand 10 Bolton Av-walnut raisin bread at Sherwood before Sherwood threw minutes. Place in oven ver­ his punch. Lefevbre said it looked to bakes well in a can It has a tically and bake below crunchy texture and a him that Lannan was trying to kick center of oven at 350- Summer jobs for youth Sherwood, but he admitted his vision special flavor that goes degrees about 50 minutes, well with a cream cheese was partially obstructed by the until pick inserted in patrol car door. spread or a yogurt-based center comes out clean. objective of new plan dip. He also said O’Connor did not Selectmen establish date Remove from oven and let EAST HARtVoRD - The is March 20. appear to by applying the arm bar in Youngsters will enjoy stand 10 minutes, then turn Summer job opportunities include this bread with- either the Oven-fried Rainbow Trout makes a fine with curry-potato and garnished with a Employment and Training Ad­ a painful manner. breads out onto wire rack ministration, in cooperation with the working with private employers and However, he conceded under cheese or their peanut to cool. This kitchen tested Lenten dish or speciai event meai. it can be iemon wedge. businesses, tobacco and farm labor for waste disposal vote butter and jelly Cans turn out mushroom-shaped doughnut Connecticut Department of Labor Barron’s questioning that the recipe makes 3 small prepared easiiy without fuss and served Job Service and East Hartford Youth jobs and jobs with the government- techniques he uses when a prisoner Mulniil KiiiHin Bread raisin bread. loaves. sponsored Youth Work Experience 2>4 cups sifted all­ Services Department, is preparing a gets out of the patrol car is to stand BOLTON - The Board of options fell under close analysis at aspect of recycling, which lies solely ‘'3 cup butter or NOTE: Entire amount of youth applicant pool for summer Program. ■ Applicants for the at the side and to the rear, to protect Selectmen have decided that March the public hearing Feb. 25 by many in favor of the transfer station, and purpose flour orange peel batter may be baked in 1 margarine, softened ■''4 cup milk 1981. program must meet family income against a move like the one the police 30 will be the town meeting date for a Bolton officials. that the town has more control over 3 teaspoons baking loaf pan (9-by-5-by-2 % in­ requirements which are established powder ^4 cup granulated sugar '3 cup orange juice Applications are being distributed say Lannan made. town vote on the solid waste disposal About 800 townspeople, almost two- the costs and has a ^solution to the 1 large egg ches), if preferred. Bake 60 to youths ages 14-21 at East Hartford by the federal Department of Labor. He also conceded that he does not problem. thirds of the residents in town, have problem of solid waste on the town's 1 teaspoon salt I cup chopped walnuts to 70 minutes, until load 2 teaspoons grated '2 CUD seedless raisins middle schools and high schools, as Handicapped youth are also en­ customarily apply arm bars when es­ Townspeople will be asked to vote already contracted for solid' waste property. tests done.) well as at the Youth Services Depart­ couraged to apply. corting handcuffed prisoners. on the option of townwide pick-up or pick-up. Fehling said after the hearing that ment. For more information call Gary The hearings will continue at the the installation of a transfer station Carey felt that the roughly $40,000 the Republican Town Committee •m ufiim fM L ’The deadline for completing and Shea, East Hartford Youth Services Tolland St. Police Station Thursday- at Freja Park. that these people are already paying would be circulating a petition with Workout for versatile chicken returning summer work applications at 568^)181. evening at 7:30. The Board of Selectmen’ has, by must be considered as a town expen­ the directive to bring the town I O p e n 7 D a ys consensus, backed the installation of diture. When figured into the es­ meeting on the solution to the town’s Whether it's leftover serve as a less costly 1 can (10 ‘/2 ounces) au Parmesan Chirken wise; scoop out insides F o r Y o u r the transfer station, though Select­ timated costs of the two options, he solid waste disposal to referendum. • chicken from a roast or dinner party dish. jus gravy Bake leaving a thin shell. With ® Convenience! man John Carey has come out in op­ said at the public hearing, the cost The committee voted in favor of chicken from a can, this Another kitchen sleight- n n m Town votes carnival sign 1 cup cubed cooked 6 medium baking electric mixer, mash position of it 'and in favor of for the transfer station raises by the townwide pick-up last month. The high protein food is getting of-hand finds leftover chicken potatoes (about 2 pounds). potatoes with butter.’ townwide pick-up. $40,000 and the cost of the townwide petition must obtain five percent of a workout during this chicken mixed with potato, 1 tablespoon brown sugar 2 tablespoons butter or the legal voters in town to be valid Gradually add soup, cheese The cost of a transfer station has pick-up goes down by the same period of increasing food cream of chicken soup and 1 tablespoon soy sauce margarine and parsley; beat until figure. and binding, according to charter. prices. Parmesan cheese for a 2 teaspoons vinegar 1 can (1% ounces) con­ as means of notification been estimated at $220,000, with The pending meeting date between Thus, the total projected town light and fluffy. Fold in about half of the expense having the However, it is so ver­ twice-stuffed potato treat. Cooked _rice densed cream of chicken expenditure on townwide pick-up the Andover Board of Selectmen and chicken. Spoon into shells; potential of being refunded to the satile that the flavor of Some will find this a com­ In skillet, cook green soup EAST HARTFORD - The Town “I think the sign will notify anyone in renovate and catalogue town historic would be about $50,000, while the Bolton's Board of Selectmen was dis­ sprinkle with additional town by a state grant. The estimated chicken rarely palls on the plete meal when served pepper and carrot in oil un­ '/2 cup grated Parmesan Parmesan cheese. Arrange Council last ifight said carnival the area and it’s a very inexpensive buildings. expenditure for a transfer station, cussed last night, with First Select­ yearly cost in the transfer station, palate. with green salad and rolls. til tender. Add remaining cheese potatoes in 3-quart shallow promoters may post a sign, rather way of doing things. It was a case A $20,(X)0 CDBG allocation would yearly, would be about $100,000. man Henry Ryba saying that he has considering all expenses including A sweet and sour chicken Sweet and Sour ingredients except rice. 2 tablespoons chopped baking dish (13-by-9-by-2- than send out registered letters, to where we adopted an ordinance when be matched with a $20,(HX) federal heard nothing formal from Andover debt payments and contracted move­ Republican Town Committee goes together easily and Uliicken Cook a few minutes to parsley inch). Bake at 450-degrees notify all area residents in advance we certainly didn’t have a lot of grant to restore the Selden Brewer on the meeting. ment of the compressed waste to the Chairman William Fehling said at served with rice makes a 1 medium green pepper, blend flavors. Serve with 1 cup cubed cooked for 15 minutes or until hot. of the event. public input. But as soon as we get House. The 19th century house was Selectman John Carey urged the Windham facility, is, at the low end, the hearing that the amount of people perfect meal for two, or cut in squares rice. This kitchen-tested chicken This kitchen-tested recipe ’The change in the notification or­ the input, we’re doing something moved to its new Naubuc Ave. site board to look into setting up the with the recipe increased. 1 cup sliced carrot dinance was in response to com­ about it.” $63,000. A possible maximum yearly who have contracted pick-up recipe makes about 2 Vz Bake potatoes until done. makes 3 to 4 servings. last year by Pratt and Whitney, to procedures, almost 2/3 of the meeting soon, since the town . 2 tablespoons salad oil plaints from St. Rose Church and ’The churches say they depend on cost may be $79,600. cups. 3 servings. Cut potatoes in half length­ make way for the aircraft company's residents in town, reflects the meeting on the issue is at the end of other town churches. ’They claimed the carnivals for financial survival. expansion. Contrasted to this projected expen­ majority of options on the issue. the month. Andover selectmen will J lil.ill the requirement to notify all ’The ordinance change was passed un­ According to John P. Bohenko Jr., diture is the yearly cost of hiring a Other officials, those who have be setting the date of the meeting. residents within 500 feet of the car­ animously. the mayor’s administrative assis­ private contractor for fownwide Fresh-Grade*A* sided with the transfer station, are Health questions Diet not sole factor in heart disease nival by registered mail caused un­ ’The council also adopted an or­ tant, “the plan is to make the house pick-up, a cost estimated by the How can 1 avoid getting' due hardship. dinance setting guidelines for accep­ selectmen at a low of $90,674, and attracted to the transfer station due Every day, exclusively in The elimination of risk factors aesthetically pleasing to the com­ Herald, get the inside facts on health coronary heart disease'’ should be our goal and at protection against cor­ reasonable investment for ’The church said the cost of $3 plu; tance of sealed bids and quotations high end estimate of $115,900. to its convenience (bulk waste, under smoking amj excessive munity, to make it blend back into the townwide pick-up plan, would be in Dr. Lawrence Lamb’s health More and more men die the earliest possible ages." Type A behavior pattern. onary heart disease? Not good general health and }LARGE postage per registered letter was received by the town. the neighborhood and to keep the The large discrepancy between the picked up every two months), the column. today because of it. Doc­ Here are some "Will this guarantee necessarily. But it will be a well-being. prohibitive, since in St. Rose’s cqse In the past, a 81,000 minimum for structure’s integrity,” two yearly estimated costs of both tors and research scien­ stratagems lor Type As. SCKMOO notification letters would be requiring sealed bids was set by the The other $7,500 CDBG allocation tists say there is no "Avoid days that bulge required. Also, the church claimed Town Charter. But the Charter Revi­ will match a federal grant to com­ definite of infallible with events. Try to allot At Pinehursl, 302 IVIain, specials on very lender BEEF LIVER EGGS that it is difficult to obtain all the sion Committee last year decided the plete the town registry of historic answer as yet. daily time for some and Stanley’s Nutmeg Brand KIELBASA ... Not only a special C u m b e rla n d DOZEN CARTON names and addresses of bid limits should be left up to the places. Diet plays a large part in solitude. Avoid individuals price on Kielbasa, but a regular 48c lb. bag of York State Kraut 1 0 0 > P u re F lo r id a neighborhood tenaats. council, because council ordinances The council also approved a parade the attempted answers. So for only one cent with each Kielbasa purchase. who bring our your hostili­ JUICB Council member Henry J. Genga, are easier to change and therefore permit for the East Hartford High do exercise, not smoking, ty. Desist from catering to chairman of the ordinance com­ can be adjusted for inflation. School band. The band will march on INALLPAPER heredity and environment .vour egocentric tendency. c o n c e n ^ e '4 mittee and Democratic hbjority “This gives us more flexibility Sunday along Silver Lane, up Main All these are called risk Stop hurrying the speech of Leader, proposed the amendment to ^ h a l f GMLON than we had in the past,” said Genga. St. and back on Burnside Ave. to the factors. The fear of in­ others or your own. Make Stanley’s Careful aelactlon of the ordinance that would allow the The new ordinance passed by the school. creasing cholesterol in the lime-elastic appointments Nutmeg Brand carnival promoter to post a sign 10 SALE council sets a $2,500 minimum on The band has been invited to play blood has blinded people to whenever feasible. Never U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF OVEN ROASTS days prior to the council meeting at ’ items that must be chosen on the at Disney World in Florida this (TRIM M ED... BONELESS) 109 other factors, such as the over-schedule. Begin to KIELBASA which the carnival license applica­ basis of sealed bids. Anything less spring, and the parade’s purpose is to need to combat high blood read books again. Stop SPECIAL AT BOnOM ROUND $1 O O tion is considered. ’The sign would be than that, but costing more than $1,- draw attention to their fundraising 50% N pressure. skimming. Don't be afraid available from the town and the 500, must be verified by three drive, y 40%o, So don't rely solely on to arise earlier and leave POT ROAST ib^ In 9 9 promoter would have to sign an af­ quotations, which remain on the My Fair Lady diet or on exercise. In fact, work later if by so doing M.99. fidavit certifying that the require­ public record for audit purposes. Ooops, wrong date Glenstyle V «| strahan don't rely on any one thing vou can avoid feeling com­ with each Klelbaea RUMP $ 9 AQ Top 0* The Morning ment had been met. In other action, the council gave ^ogue Traditionals Keep at them all, says Dr purchaae buy 1 lb. bag pressed by time Fight We had one church which went to Mayor George A. Dagon the authori­ ANDOVER — It was reported in Ray Rosenman. Harold of OVEN ROAST . b ! * £ i 4 9 V Glamour hostility by laughing at it. Sliced Bacon great expense to send out the ty to spend $2,750 in town Community Tuesday’s Herald, a town meeting 5 0 % . a A \ Brunn Institute ol Car­ "Identify common daily New York Stele registered letters and nobody came diovascular Research. Mt EYE ROUND _ # 9 0 A Development Block Grant money to was scheduled for last night. The sources of stress in order to the council meeting,” said Genga. match federal funds granted to Zion Hospital, San Fran­ KRAUT meeting will be held next week. to avoid them. Exercise to tor only OVEN ROAST .b !*A n D 9 cisco. California. avoid physical tension. One City wants At the National Dairy Define goals, set priorities, ONE BOnOM ROUND $ 9 9 0 P ound Conference for Food reduce the number of back- info about Writers in Atlanta, Dr CENT! CENTER CUT ib^AmOJl Package to-back activities. Focus When it's i enough Rosenman warned about on process rather than out­ Freezer Suggestion ... derailments ALL 25% OFF the Ktiportanee of diet in come in order to diminish a Whole Packer Cut, Including Eye and Rump Roaat Farmers Pride Cumberland farms MIDDLETOWN (U P I)- 4 the control of cholesterol, chronic sense of time OUR OWN Vinyl Plus Vinyls, Wall Cloth Vinyls, Vignettes, IS YOUR “ONE-STOP" Local leaders, agitated by "It is a prime factor in the urgency. Spend time BOnOM ROUND ...... »$2.1B y a recent derailment, says cholesterol battlq, but not SAUSAGE MEAT (about 24 lb$.) Geo-Town Vinyls, Vicoa Vinyls, Storeys Vinyls, restructuring social, home ENGLISH HEADQUARTERS FOR Conrail officials should be all-important as many peo­ and work environments. We know we have the beet price on this quellty liver end obligated to notify them in All Stately Vinyls, Decade 80 Vinyls, ple thought." lb*le79 Only in such way can the people tell us we heve the b ^ liver... MUFFINS the event of any rail acci­ This highly rated expert 12 Oz. 6 Count Package' Coca Cola, Glendura Vinyls, All Imperial Books. type A individual control Frozen Skinnad S Dmralnad dent within city limits. in cardiovascular his behavioral excesses. A -Conrail spokesman problems defines thV two SWORDFISH Sprite, Tab "What are the important TENDER a i l c said ’Tuesday a notification types of personality-Type culpable factors that can Freeh Fillets of procedure is unnecessary ALL SANITAS VINYLS ALL FASHON VINYLS STRAHAN VINYLS A and Type B. Type B is be controlled? — diet, in most cases. "We’ve got more or less calm, able to Haddock and & Fresca weight, physical activity, LIVER . one of the best emergency laugh easily, not tense. But Houndor 20% OFF 20% OFF 20% OFF hypertension, high alert systems in the Type A usually is a person cholesterol, ^-cigtis^tte nation," said spokesman rushing to get more out of Cumberland farms Bob McKeman. life than is possible. With any *10.00 with any $10.00 purehaaa buy •‘“^SO Id Fashioned The dispute stems from EVERY WALLCOVERING BOOK "Type A persons are at purchaso... buy LAND OF LAKES or an accident last week in higher risk for coronary Family Herald Middletown. ’Two freight heart disease, particularly SHURFINE STATE BRAND BUTTER. .*1.79 Vanilla cars filled with feldspar if they exhibit other risk You may notice how ON SALE ran off the track and par­ some newspapers accept SALE ENDS MARCH 28 factors. By the same SUfiAR ICE tially down a bank on River token, the ^evention of advertising for X-rated FRESHMUSIIIOOMS...... i2orbox*1 .1 9 movies, massage, parlors CREAM m Road. A third car, which ALSO SAVE ON coronary heart disease is McMTOSH or DELICIOUS APPLES...... 3199* was empty but normally also far from simplistic. and other businesses HALF GALLON M s S A V E 20C appealing to the explicit. carried chlorine, dangled 615 Main St. Although we must use faith W« Rcaarv* Hi« Right to Limit Quontitiaa ^ on the track. TOURAINE PAINTS The Herald doesn’t for a as our guideline rather Police were informed of very good reason. We Itoma A Pricoa Effoctivo Wod., Mar.' 4 thru Sun., Mar. 8 M a n c h e s te r than hard fact at this junc­ the accident 19 hours later ture, there ^eems little, respect your family too PINEHURST GROCERY INC. much. There's One Of 1200 Stores Near You > by a public works doubt but -that the total employee. PAUL’S PAINT e 4 M 3 0 b THE HERALD, Wed,, March 4. 1981 — 21 HOVEimSING uvERnsnK DEUUE CLASSIFIED 643-2711 MTES 12:00 noon the day Minimum Charge n o t ic e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homaa for Sala 35— Haatlng-Plumblng 45— Sporting Oooda 55— Mlic. for Rant before publication. 24— Lota«Land for Sata 35— Flooring 47-^ardan Producta $2.10 45— Antiquaa 1— Lost and Found 13— Halp Wantad 25— Invaatmant Proparty 37— Movlng-Trucklng-Storaga 36— Sarvioaa Wantad 4B— Wairtad to Buy Deadline for Saturday Is 2— Paraonalt 14— Businaat Opportunitlaa 25— Butinaaa Proparty AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD Your share of federal debt is $4,669 this year 12 noon Friday: Mon­ 3— Announoamants 15— Situation Wantad 27— Raaort Proparty 25— Raal Eatata Wantad day’s deadline is 2:30 4— Entartainmant MI8C.FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autot for Sale 1 D A Y ...... 14($ 3~Auctk>n8 62— Trucks for Sale Friday. EPUCATION MI8C. SERVICES 3 DAYS ...... 13(t Your capital share of the 40— Houaahold Qoodi 52— Rooms for Rant 63— Heavy Equipment lor Sale time sometime in November. H N fN fflA li 15— Privata Inatructlont 4t— Articlaa for Sala 53— Apartmanta for Rani 64— Motorcyclas-Bicycla* 6 DAYS ...... 12a; Phone 643-2711 1B— Schoola-Claaaaa 31— Sarvtcaa Offer ad 42— BuWdIng Suppllat 54— Homaa for Rant 65— Camper t-Trallert-Moblla federal debt as of late next The per capital figure 6^Bondt*Stocka>MortgsQaa 20— InstrucKona Wantad 32— Painting-Psparing 43— Pa(t-Blrda-D^fi 55— Butinaaa for Rant Homaa 26 DAYS-...... 11q: 0— Parsonal Loans 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instrumantt 56— Resort Property for Rant 86— Automotive Service autumn will amount to about represents the share of every HAPPY ADS $2 50 PER INCH 10— Inturanca REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats 5/Accaaaorlaa 57— Wantad to Rant 87— Autoa for Rant-Lease $4,669. man, woman and child of the Editorial That was the projection as public dbbt and the projected Halp Wantad 13 Halp^vi^ 13 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rani 53 outgoing President Jimmy interest on that debt based on Carter, presented his $739.3 the 1980 census exceeding BOOKKEEPER. Accounts payable and receivable, plus billion budget estimate for the $226.5 million. ■5 in you caa be statistical projections. No pay debt to $16.1 by 1930- $131.51 debt to $269.4 billion in 1946. ment and budget table: 1960, federal budget shown a sur­ lEMM A W IU IN THE role, E.O.E. Apply Mary, 1982 fiscal year which begins Annual interest paid on the WINF Radio, 646-12jo. Oct. 1. The budget indicates a debt exceeds one-tenth of the per capita. Spending programs Many thought the $1911.14 per $291 billion; 1965, $323 billion; plus. 3he Herald U.S.MMT Serving The Greater Manchester Area For 100 Y a a n If you’d like to get itarted in an in- $27.5 billion deficit. national budget. to cope with the Great Depres­ capital of that year would be 1970, $383 billion; 1975, $544 Will the new Reagan ad­ teretUng field by learning one of PART TIME OFFICE sion spiraled the figure to $51 the high water mark. billion; and 1981, $962 billion more than 200 akUlf, enlintlngi^ WORK, Light typing, good The public debt, fueled by in­ The U.S. government owed ministration and "more con­ the Army if a great way to begin. figure aptitude. Located in flation and massive red ink only $1.2 billion in 1915, or billion by 1940. But the debt climbed on, (estimate). servative” Congress reverse Halp Wantad IS Halp Wantad 13 You'll work with modem equip­ East Hartford. Call 289-7743. PLEASE READ ment and learn from expert in- spending — particularly in the $11.85 per capital. Expense of America’s participation in through times of peace as well the spending-inflation trend? A ftrvctors. If you qualify, we have SALES PERSON. FuU time in Townhouse Apartments in Ashford, convenient to i-86 past decade — is figured to the next 15 years, which in­ World War II spark^ a spen­ as war. These milestones are In only two years since 1958 lot of Americans will be hoping YOUR AD immediate openingi lo; quality men's shop. Ehrcellent ClaMlflad adi era tahaii Electrontce working conditions, plus paid and UConn. soar past $1 trillion for the first ding upsurge that pushed the noted by an office of manage­ — 1960 and 1969 — has the so. “CAREER OF CONVENIENCE” W orn Meehsnlca benefits. Apply in ^ rso n to cluded World War I, pushed the ever Om phoiia u ■ oon- bsglns «Wi a Truck Driving Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50 plus acres of privacy. Each with Medteel MIHe Mr. Apter or Mr, Snyder, xanlanca. The Harild If convsntSQl locsttoo fof an Regal Men’s Shop, 903 Main it’s own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dishwasher, ’InlsrvtMr. OAPITAL TIMPORARtBt You'll earn over 8500 a month St.. Manchester. oBsrs tntsnrtMT'loosttons (before deductions) while you dining area, half bath down, large livingroom with glass door to In ENFIELD, MANCHEtTER learn, and you can move up from there. It's a chance to perform a NURSES AIDE - Part time. walk out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, full only lo lha ilxa ol the and WtNOtOR/BLOOMFlELD. orlilnal Iniartlon. Error* vital task for your country while Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut baths with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities Esm top pay rataa by worWng mastering a skill that could pay off Street, Manchester. which do not leisan Om •hovt and long farm aaalgnmanta for you in civilian life. available in basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside naar your homa. CAPITAL wMM Of IM lO fin iB B n M I Limited openings for non-high HOUSEWORKER - Reliable and out. haa an Immadlala naad for aU school gradi. wHI not bo f,Mf— bv m oflioa akNIa. to work days. General house Letters Call your Army Recruiter today: cleaning, own transportation Come See Our “COUNTRY WITH CONVENIENCE” Living Can lo arranga a cloaa i o boma 643-9462 preferred. Two adults in Married Couples preferred. No Pets. From '270/month. Security household. Call 646-2211. required. y ONLY IN THE U.S. ARMY a CAPITAL* ASK ABOUT OUR TWO * EDUCATION YEAR ENLISTMENT mYlfeetYTi TEMPORARIES Need for drug education ibralb N PrMI tOMt HMtIord Privata Inatructlona 18 for an appointment To the editor: of sampte literature in the letters to psychological and physical 278-1313 VOICE, PIANO, Early in the new year our governor all the schools and gave away nearly dependence, greatly Impairs judg­ An Equal OpportunHy Emptoyw ASSEMBLERS & COIL ORGAN INSTRUCTIONS - Former Faculty New York Sarvicaa OHorad 31 Building Contracting 33 Articlaa lor Sala 41 provides the Woman’s Christian 500 booklets, 127 posters, and more ment and coordination (a leading □ NOTICES WINDERS Female preferred. Finger dexterity City Music & Art High School. Temperance Union of Connecticut than 1,500 pieces of literature at its cause of driving accidents) increases Call 644-8597. LEON CIEZSYNSKI FIFTEEN FOOT CORNER Lott and Found 1 NAVY VETS. Career Oppor­ necessary. Experience not with a statement in recognition of booth at the annuai conference aggressiveness and violent behavior, tunities available. (;all necessary. Will train. 4 day BUILDER. New homes, ad- SECTIONAL COUCH, Lane Youth Temperance Education Week Connecticut Teachers Association often produces marked special collect, (518) 462-4321. 9:00 week. 10 hour d ^ . 7 to 5:30. □ REAL ESTATE ditlons, remodeling, rec end and coffee tables. Two FOUND, WOMAN’S Receptionist/Clerk rooms, garages, kitchens which comes the third week in April. MANCHESTER HIGH a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Apply at: Able cToll, Howard living room chairs. Excellent for health, physical education and deterioration and causes irreversible for Manchester Industrial Road, Bolton. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile ,. condition. Ariens Lawn- The statement in part says: "The damage to the brain, liver, and other SCHOOL CLASS RING, 1968, Homaa For Salo 33 dormers, roofing. Residential mower, ride-on 644-8292. recreation. Teachers are reaching initials engraved. 646-4765 Park manufacturing con­ citizens of our state and nation are out for help and appreciate the fine body tissues with chronic use. $1000/Month filling our or commercial. 649-4291. after 3 p:m. cern. MANCHESTER - Northfield grateful to the many organizations Dr. George D. Lundberg of the envelopes. Free details. Send MAHOGANY DINING ROOM service we are rendering. Must have typing ability. Stamped addressed sealed Green Condominium. 3 DESIGN KITCHENS, SET $350. Sofa $175. 25 ” dedicated to helping our children University of California at Davis LOST - la vicinity of Foxcroft PRIVATE bedrooms, 2W baths, gas heat, cabinets, vanitleg, counter Our films were booked from Drive, young cat. Multi­ Excellent pay and envelopes, or 25 cents to: liKome Tax Zenith Color TV $350.20 " Toro meet their chalienges successfully. September through June of 1980. Medical School, according to a story White Co., Box 4828, McAllen, central air. Pool, tennis court. tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Snow blower $150. End tables, colored female. Reward. Call PROPERTY benefits. Principals only. $65,000. Call custom woodworking, colonial The Woman’s Christian Temperance from San Diego, Calif., said, after 6:00 p.m., 647-1875. TX, 78501. Service coffee tables, table lamps, Scholarships are provided teachers Want Ads Please send work history 647-1915 after 4:00 p.m. reproductions. J P. Lewis 649- golf cart, typewriter table and Union is one of these outstanding interested in courses in drug educa­ "Alcoholism is a tragic epidemic GENEROUS REWARD, to Box GO c/o The PART TIME TYPIST, Duties much more! Call 646-1790. organization^. Its members provide a tion at Chautauqua, N.Y. Some raging across America and growing RAISE YOUR FAMILY include, preparing real estate Lota-Land lor Sala 24 EXPERIENCED INCOME offered. Missing 6 month old INCXIME! Sell Avon and earn Herald. ROBERT JARVIS wealth of information to young peo­ Christian leaders have giso taken ad­ progressively worse while becoming Himalayan kitten. Cream appraisal reports, plus TAX PREPARATION, done G.E. COPPERTONE good money. Call 523-9401. general-office work. Call after in your home. Please call Dan BUILDING CONTRACTOR: DISHWASHER with butcher ple alerting them to the harmful vantage of this offer. the third leading killer of colored body with brown ears, MANCHESTER - Residential Custom Building, Additions, nose, paws and tail. Any infor­ 3 p.m. 6464)882. '4 acre. Close to schoois, Mosler at 649-3329. block lop $125 30" electric effects of alcohol, tobacco and other Americans.” BANK TELLER - Manchester Garages, Roofing and Siding. stove $80. Good condition 643- mation please contact 289- office, First Federal Savings. PART TIME PARTS CLERK shopping and highway. $24,- Kitchens, Bathrooms and drugs. This is the season when materials The WCTU invites concerned 8466. WANTED FOR Air Con­ SMALL BUT GROWING 900. Alibrio Realty, 6494)917. INDIVIDUAL & BUSINESS 5965. How the Pentagon Three days a week, plus half LOCAL MAIL ORDER FIRM, INCOME TAX RETURNS Repair work of all kinds. 643- “ In C onnecticut the WCTU are again offered to the schools. women to join the organization and day Saturday. Apply: Main ditioning and Refrigeration 6712. LOST - Last Friday evening, Company. Experienced in Vernon Circle area looking Invaaimont Proparty 25 prepared at your convenience suppiies free iiterature to our Scout troops, Sunday schools, clubs become involved in the educational Office, 1137 Main Street, East for responsible person with in­ Call Janet S, Gworek, at 644- vicinity of Willies’ Steak Hartford. Ek)ual Opportunity preferred. Call 5&-4144. RICHARD HAACK STOCK UP NOW FOR schools, as well as films, filmstrips for young people can also profit from efforts to help children and young House, Woman’s Tan Purse. centive to facilitate handling EXCELLENT 0194 for an appointment today. NEXT WINTER Employer. and shipping of orders, inven­ BUILDING AND and other teaming aids to assist in acquaintance with these materials. people from becoming victims of If found, any portion, es­ SCHOOL BUS DRIVER to INVESTMENT! Good cash Oak Slab Wood For tory control and mailing lists. flow! First floor leased to REMODELING, experienced, helps its friends pecially photographs, call drive in the town of Bolton. all phases of carpentry. Will Firewood 4 Bundles (2‘z to teaching young people about the TTiey may be obtained by writing alcohol, drugs and smoking. Some typing required. Part HAVE YOUR TAX RETURN WASHINGTON - The Delense anytime 643-0919. Reward. Will train. Call 649-6188; or package store. Second floor, work with homeowner. 647- dangers of intoxication and addic­ Mrs. M. Allen Swift, 54 Ledyard Recipes are also available for tasty 537-5766. time 25 hours per week. very nice aparttnent, plus 5 EXPERTLY PREPARED by 3 cords) Reg $120 NOW Department has become the only Benefits included. Call 643- leading, independant Tax Con­ 1904. 8110. 8 Bundles. 8210. tion.” Road, West Hartford. and attractive non-alcoholic drinks. Announcamanta 3 car garage, $67,900. Call for sacred cow to survive the deter­ EXPERIENCED AMESITE 7828 between 9-12 for appoint­ further details. Strano Real sultant. Please phone: Dan Reg $240. The first 10 miles In 1980 more than 83,000 pieces of With alcohol America's number Helen M. Watkins, RAKERS/TRUCK DRIVERS ment, EsUte, 646-2000. Wade, 649-6851 for appoint Rooting 34 FREE! After the first 10 mined budget cutters of the Reagan Successful adults are ment. literature were provided schoois in one drug problem there is urgent need Manchester, made-not bom. You can help - G ass II License. Knowledge miles, a nominal delivery administration Yet there is your child reach this goal with of Paving. Ujiton Construc­ OFFICE CLERK for trucking A RARE OFFERING! Hugh ROOFER WILL INSTALL charge. Special 2 Weeks Connecticut, in addition Connecticut for the information we have to offer. Publicity Chairman, Roofing, Siding, or Gutters for overwhelming evidence that the Pen­ Jack Anderson the book WINNING THE tion, 742-6190. company in South Windsor. Storage Building on Industrial TAX PREPARATION Only At These P rices! WCTU provided thousands of pieces Alcohol has a high potential for WCTU. Low Discount Price! Call Ken tagon cow is being milked for hun­ LOVE AND LOYALTY OF To provMe Nuraing Cera Duties include: Typing and Acreage, with rail siding in Reliable and experienced ser­ Colchester 537-3474. heavy telephone contact. Call at 647-1566. YOUR CHILDREN by noted In private home* anil DRAFT PERSON - Should be Manchester. Possible vice in vour home at dreds of millions of dollars in dubious Mrs. Zeppa, 289-8276 for ap­ assumable mortgage or owner C. (Tiarles Chatham. Includes Medical FacllHlee. Part able to produce finished reasonable cost. Norm contracts each year monetizing these nonpecuniary fac­ rooms of aluminum or plastic placed Schemetics and ranel layout pointment. EOE. financing! $66,900. Alibrio Marshall, 643-9044. Houaahold Oooda 40 a demonstration cassette lime, full Hme. ConeMara- In the process of hiring private tors for consideration in the pay com­ inside a bigger room. tape. Money-back guarantee. for Industrial (jontrol Cir­ Realty, M94)917. llon given to proloronco cuitry and assist Engineering CLERK - Checking invoices USED REFRIGERATORS, Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 consultants for work its own parability process." When auditors The inner chamber is suspended a Readers’^urvey successful Introductory offer $15.95. MASTER Charge, VISA o.-der oh— Location and Hourt. in preparation of operating and receiving slips. Use of WASHERS RANGES - Clean employees should be doing, the brass asked if this incredible gobbledgook few inches off the floor so no wires To the editor: organization, improvements in preferred reading. Your ads in­ toll free 80(Mi^3223 or send NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY manuals for industrial heat calculator helpful. Apply: □ BUSINESS WATERPROOFING Guaranteed. Parts & Service. LOVEABLE EBONY, A very Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye hats are turning over control of made any sense, a top official replied can go in or out undetected. The out­ I would like to thank the readers of proofreading, journalistic style, as fluence purchasing decisions to a check or M.O. lo: Norton For Information call processing equipment. and SERVICES Hatchways, foundation LowiW prices!pi B.D. Pearl & well behaved older kitten is Publishing Company, 517 W Working knowledge of JIC, Street, South Windsor. cracks, basement walls, sump Son. 649 Main Street. 643-2171. looking for a good home 633- defense policies to a small clique of airily: “That’s what makes it in­ er room has noise generators or wind The Herald for participating in a re­ well as emphasis on local events and large degree, apparently saving con­ 643-9515 Glenoaks Blvd., Glendale, CA NEMA, ti NEC a must. We pumps, tile lined, dry walls, 6581 or 342-0571. outside ''experts'' motivated more teresting.” machines to smother any sounds that cent readers’ survey conducted in people. sumers time and money in seeking 91202. AID A ASSISTANCE offer modem facilities, sup­ Sarvicaa OHarad 31 gravity feed, window wells. □MISC. FOR SALE Uualcal Inatrumenta 44 by profits than patriotism. These — The Army paid a private con­ might escape from the inner bubble. your community, and thq survey- The Herald’s above-average good buys in these days of inflation. of Norfli Eastorn Conn. port personnel to allow you to Also: Steps, walks, stone achieve your career growth, REWEAVING BURN walls, fireplace and ceramic specialized consulting firms are tractor $399,000 to make 67 flights A former diplomat told my takers who did such an excellent job educated readers, mostly home­ I am sure most of your citizens oaivc-iN THeATsa □ EMPLOYMENT 357 East Center St. and full company benefit HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas tile repairs. Over 30 years Articlaa tor Sala 41 packed with former Pentagon per­ towing aerial targets — roughly $6,- reporter Allen Myerson that the U.S. in eliciting information. owners in a stable community, are recognize the importance of having Mancheatar package. Send resume and repaired. Window shades, experience! 683-1013 ; 643-4953. Venetian blinds. Keys. TV sonnel, who usually get favored 000 per flight. Only 28 flights were ac­ Embassy in Tehran had a bubble that The questionnaire was of necessi­ interested in trends in education, their own newspaper acting as salary requirements .to: In- Manager WURLITZER ORGAN - Halp Wantad 13 GREAT SUMMER JOB FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 treatment from their onetime bud­ tually made, a curtailment the Army looked like a space shuttle. It was big ty, lengthy. Because this study is notices of local government “watchdog” of their right to know, dustronics, Inc. P.O. Box Painting-Papering 32 Model 4300, with bench. Early Drawer G, South Windsor. lUU Main Street. 649-5221. knew of in advance. Yet no attempt PART TIME - Earn extra' m e d ic /2 S a ssista n t a n d American style In mint con­ dies in the military. enough to hold the ambassador’s dai­ conducted only at two-year intervals, meetings, news from Washington and understand that government can Conn., 06074. EOE. M/F. DAN SHEA PAINTING 8i ALUMINUM Sheets used as money while the kids are in MEDICAL SECRETARY, H»-2$9«-<434l020 printing plates, .007 thick dition! $900 firm. Call A still-classified government was made to modify the contract — ly staff meeting, safe from the all of the data is needed in order to affecting your area and more in­ be made accountable only through CERAMIC FIRING. Discount DECORATING, Interior and Manchester, 646-5653 after school. Telephone Solicita­ busy group practice, looking MUNSON’S CANDY CAU 8 ARM FM rates. Quick service. Call 643- 23x2850 cents each or 5 report reviewed by my associate so the contractor made more than prying ears of the shah and his secret continue to better inform and enter­ vestigative reporting. These continued vigilance. The Herald is tion. E. Hartford company. A for two special people, Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. 6:00 p.m for appointment to KITCHEN is accepting 2543. Quality Craftsmanship! Call for $2. Phone 643-2711. Must be Indy Badhwar chronicles the $14,000 per flight. tain your readers. I am grateful for good telephone voice and dic­ Monday-Friday in Manchester see. police. suggestions will add greatly to a fortunate to have such a dedicated, applications for part time 646-5424, or 646-1703. picked up before 1 1,a.m. tion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I office. Send resume and ONLY. appaling waste, mismanagement — At the insistence of “higher of­ Watch on waste: Although Uncle their patience and thoughtful dynamic newspaper keeping an eye enthusiastic staff who are so loyal to em p lo y m en t. H ours 4-8 CASHIER - Handling in­ Boala-Accaaaorlea 45 p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. salary requirements to Box o, Monday-Friday, 8 hours on greed and conflicts of interest that ficials." the Navy continued to pay a Sam underwrites the lion's share of responses. on the public’s interests. Manchester. through Fri., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., c/o 'The Herald. coming and outgoing checks, PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Saturday and/or Sunday. 20-24 filing etc. Apply: Gaer - Interior and exterior. RED BIRCH KITCHEN threaten to make the Pentagon a private contractor more than $200,- international financial institutions, As a result oF the survey, I am Mrs. Williams, 569-4993, B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom CABINETS, excellent condi­ 1974 14 ft. Aluminum Star It is interesting to note that ads Bert Fields, hours per week. Cali for ap­ Brothers, 140 Rye Street, Commeftial and residential. Craft Boat, with 9‘j private fiefdom of fast-buck 000 for the design of a ship — even the United States is woefully un­ sure your readers can look forward AVON. WE HAVE AN pointment 649-4332. Work. Free Estimates. Will tion. Including Built-in oven, join sports, comics, advice and Coordinator, South Windsor. pick up and deliver. Please Free estimates. Fully in­ horsepower. Evinrude motor HOUSEKEEPER WANTED OPENING in Manchester. sured. 6464879. surface range, dishwasher operators. though both Congress and the derrepresented on the staff of at to changes such as better layout and obituaries high on the list of Herald Readers’ Survey call 646-2I6I after 4:00 p.m. sink. Call 644-9234 after 6:30 and trailer with mounted light for apartment in East Hart­ Please call 523-9401. RECEPTIONIST, For Dental SECRETARY TO and anchor winch. $700 (Jail Here are some more details from Defense Department had specifically least one — the Asian Development ford. Call after 5:00 p.m., 528- i t specialty office at Vernon Cir­ PRESIDENT. Full time. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - EXTERIOR PAINTING. P 649-8496. the report: canceled the project. Bank in Manila. In the last few years, 1332. STOCK AND DELIVERY, cle. Excellent working con­ Must be able to type at least experienced college student. Immediate opening, full time, Fireplaces. Concrete. MOVING OUT OF STATE. — More than half of all Depart­ — A contractor got $43,000 from the number of American personnel at 'Remember^ man^ that you are dust^ ditions. Pension, profit 50 wpm and take shorthand 60 Quality work. Very Antiquea 48 MASSEUSES - Full or part year . round, steady work. Chimney Repairs. “ No Job Must sell appliances, fur- ment of Defense contracts go to com­ the Navy for technical data on a sharing, and medical benefits. wpm. Someone who is self Too Small” Call 644-8356 for reasonable prices. Call Mike, the bank has dwindled to less than 10 time. Good steady clientele. Good driving record required. motivated. Call Mrs. Bloom njture, household goods, by Excellent opportunity for estimates. 569-3458 or M9-4545. end of March. Call 649-1722 WANTED - Antique Fur­ panies that employ or were formed naval test range. He got the data percent. Why? Unlike their and unto dust you shall return*^ Windham area. (Jpen every Paid benefits and vacations. mature individual who enjoys 646-2900. niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil day 10 a.m. to midnight; Sun­ Apply in person, Manchester after 6 p.m. by former military or civilian DOD from the Navy itself. colleagues from other countries, people. Call, 525-3868,9 a.m.-2 PAINTING & PAPERING - INTERIOR PAINTING Paintings or Antique Items Throughout the Christian world day t p.m. to 6 p.m. &3-7519. Tobacco and Candy Co. 299 ADVERTISING COPY officials. — The Air Force paid a contractor American employees of the bank are p.m. Ceiling Special, 25c per square AND WALLPAPERING FIREWOOD - 43 of a cord. R. Harrison Telephone 643 these words are being reflected upon Green Rd., Manchester. WRITER, Growing high 8709. — A private consulting firm was $50,000 to correct a malfunction in a not excused from paying income foot, paint included. Quality Seasoned and green. Cut. split today as the season of Lent begins. At energy ad agency seeks Work! Fully Insured. (Quality professional work at missile mock-up. An Air Force creative hard working copy and delivered, $70. Strictly hired for $294,000 (a contract price taxes to their government. That, plus first glance they seem to be but a Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Manchester Property reasonable prices. Fully in­ cash, no checks. (Jail 871-8291. Wanted to Buy 49 that soon almost doubled) to study engineer had already solved the the high cost of living in Manila, dis­ writer with one-two years Maintenance, David Kay, 64& sured. Free estimates. G.L. sober reminder of the approaching experience. He or she will WANTED PIANO FOR drug and alcohol abuse in the armed problem. Thoughts 0754. McHugh. 643-9321. FULL BRASS LOOK - Head- courages Americans from.working at death of each of us, late or soon. But work with New Englands best BEGINNER - Good condition creative team on print, radio board and foot board. Must forces. Though there were Pentagon — An Air Force contractor was the bank — and keeping an eye on the there is much more in them than NEWSPIVa C & M TREE SERVICE, Free sell. $3M. Call evenings, 644- and reasonable. Call 568-5035 C ^ U N ^ T I O N and T.V. for regional and or 289^27. employees qualified to make the awarded $1.4 million to correct U.S. taxpayers’ money. estimates'. Discount senior LEE PAINTING. Interior & 0811. that. True, it is good to bear in mind a l a r m OPCM TO M national clients. Payment is citizens. Company study at a lesser cost, the brass hats deficiencies in another firm’s the fact that death must one day greater importance. God. In India, the comnnon form of generous. Excellent benefits, Exterior. “Check my rate WANTED TO BUY (Mimits Manchester owned and before you decorate.” Depen­ AAA QUALITY ■explain^ed that an “outside" contrac­ multimillion-doollar project. With 80 come. But most of us do not need to Our bodies, the ‘earthen vessels’ greeting means, “I bow to the Divine p d lt o «l>«rlen<;e, w« otter > unique dullenging pension, vacations and more. operated. Call 646-1327. HARDWOOD, Seasoned and IMMEDIATELY. Older Must be able to work under dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. House in need of repair Cash tor would provide a more objective percent of the money spent, the con­ that house the deeper part of us, will Image in you.” This Image, less ob­ Unseasoned. 8 ft. lengths from be reminded. Every day we see w.“oK^r " ''« « « • “ d uvulUble weekendi. WANIED pressure. Contact or send B & M TREE SERVICE - Please call Frank J.T. Strano, report. The vice president of the tractor demanded $400,000 more to We oiler Paid O.J.T., bonui IncenUvet, paid indoor parking, comprehenaive resume to: Mr. Stover, Cronin INTERIOR PAINTING, over $75 a cord. Delivered Call Sub ourselves growing older, and feel the die. But our souls are made to mirror vious in some than in others, can be Take advantage of our Special Campus 487-1437. Strano Real Estate. 646-2000 "outside ’ fimi was the former direc­ complete his job. The money wasn't Insurance program, in a modem downtown HarUord otilce lurroundlng & Co. 410 Asylum St., Hart­ ten years experience, low restrictions of age as it makes it the very Image of God, and there Is the means of bringing our world from Taking applications lor lull lime poeiUcos on the lullowlng echedulesT Winter Rates, ending available, so the contractor walked ford, Ct. 06KH, 522-6123. winter rates and senior citizen WANTED - Acreage to log off tor of research for the Pentagon's demands upon us, no matter how no greater honor than 'that. A the brinl^f disaster to the center of 8 AM—4 PM (typing required) auwramuiiT February 28th. 25% OFF, plus discounts. 643-9960. TWO TRUCK TIRES, 800-18.5 4 PM X 12 Midnight DISCOUNT for Senior LT, 8 ply rating on rims. $130. Call 871-8291. drug and alcohol abuse prevention away when he had spent the original Quotes medieval writer put it this way: 12 Midnight - 8 AM Olde Statge Rd„ Wagon BABYSITTER NEEDED for ‘old’ we are. The thought of death, hope. W#shall return to dust, part of Citizens! I^ree Estimates. 522-2344 days: 646-2445 program. $1.4 million, leaving civil servants to Rd. & Tall Timbers Rd. 9 month old. Mature responsi­ Building Contracting 33 WANTED - Wood lots for however somber, is never too far “Man, thou art dust, but dust, thou us; but it is the glory of the Divine Call 72S-134S for applicalioiu between 10 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. Fully Insured. References. evenings. . — Nearly 60 percent of all con­ ble woman required. Tuesday Firewood. Green or seasoned pick up the pieces. from our consciousness. art splendor!” These days offer us Life in each of us that deserves more CALL THE HERALD 6 4 3 - ^ . FARRAND REMODELING - - Thursday 6:45 a.m. to 4:30 FIVE PIECE COLONIAL timber. Fully insured. Call tracts are renewed repeatedly — a — A contract to provide support No, this is not all these words the opportunity to place things in attention today. May our faith be p.m. Call 646-8715. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 871-8291. . 847-9948 PRECISION qoom Additions, Decks, All BEDROOM SET - Dark Pine, circumstance referred to by insiders services for the Army's Hawk mis­ "Yoq’re out there oh your own. mean. We do need a gentle reminder, their proper perspective and remind rooted in this reality. WOODWORKING -15% off on in excellent condition! 2 years sile has been modified 60 times, DENTAL RECEPTIONIST types of Remodeling and WANTED, WORLD WAR II as the “from-here-to-eternity gravy You’re responsilbe for what comes from time to time, that there is more ourselves that we are created to Sisters of Charity Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Formica Counter Tops! Over Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ old. Best offer. Call 646-3037. so.wiiiosqH Excellent opportunity>pMrtunity for full 100 Colors & Patterns! Very (or earlier), Japanese Ger­ train ” raising the cost from $6 million to $33 out of your mouth.” reflect, to others the very Face of tim e Receptionist. ly insured. Phone 643-6017, man swords, daggers, medals, to this existence of ours than the tan­ Assumption Convent Valleyvlew Dr., Deepwood Reasonable. Call 647-9343. WEIGHT LIFTING SET, $55, — A contractor was hired for $190,- million and delaying completion by a — Elizabeth Taylor, who is gible. Our bodies bind us to earth and Experienced preferred. bayonets, rifles, etc. Cash. Dr., Foster St., and Birch •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••■• complete 10 gallon aquarium 000 to teach Navy personnel how to year. married to Sen. John Warner, R- Excellent salary plus $45, train set, many extras 643-0143. require a vast amount of our atten­ Hill Dr. benefiU. Call 2696210. Sarvicaa OHarad 31 Sarvicaa OHarad 31 improve cost analyses on missile Itublile, bubble ... : The State Va., explaining why she thinks mi m i $55. 646-4642. tion each day. Elating, sleeping, and The four of clubi ii con- work. The contractor then suggested politics is even tougher than C A U HELEN DIRECTrOR, to manage in­ Department takes it for granted that recreating all take up more time (!hf Heral^ Independent Dealers liderad an unlucky card. acting. (Ladles Home Journal) that his J*rm take over the cost Serving The Greater Manchester ^^rea For 100 Y a a n novative child abuse preven­ foreign governments would dearly than we care to admit, and there is tion and treatment program, analyses — in other words, do what love to know what the°American am­ the danger that the concerns of our Founded Oot. 1, 1681 using Lay Therapists. Masters USED ELECTRIC OUVETTI he was originally hired to teach Navy bassador and his staff know and plan Wanted Degree in social work EDITOR 3-C mortal bodies prevent ua from being E A tn U R T H M O preferred. Reply by 3/14/81 to Business Service * RENTALS employees to do. The Navy bought to do.— and will do everything they The media has to do some soul Published by the Manchester Publishing Co. TYPEWRITERS, 9 available. completely free for God. Today we Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Columbus Circle and Scan America of Connecticut Sold “as is". No guarantees. the proposal, iind the contract is now can to find out. searching ... Reagan’s views were Call Dave at Michael Avenue Area, Inc. Att: Mrs. Loin. 31 Middle Turnpike West i First come, first served. not well publicized.” are urged to look beyond, to a vision ^ Telephone (203) 643-2711 Rooms for Root 52 in ids seventh year. To protect the embassy staff from sometimes obscured by the demands Main & Wlllys Street Area, $75.00. See the Office Manager ••#••••••••••••••••••••••• — Gloria.Steinem, editor of Ms. Mtmbtr: UnIMd PrMt lnt«matkxitl DR’S. OFFICE ASSISTANT. Man(diester, CL 06040 | at The Herald between 8:30 QUIET ROOM on busline $45 — An $80,000 contract was awarded electronic snoopers, sensitive U.S. Sliver Lana starting at Monday, Tuesday, Thursday magazine, saying If Americans had of earth. We are invited to reflect and S^OO, Monday thru Friday per week, nlus security for "studies on nonpecuniary factors missions abroad are equipped with Stavan Harry. Exacutiva EdHor Main Street, & Beacon Hill and alternate Fridays, 8:3(>- 646-3133 known more aliout Ronald upon the fact that there is another 647-9946 Strano Real Estate, 643-2129 in the federal approach to pay com­ bug-proof conversion chambers, Cuttom«r 6«rvtM — 647-M46 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor -Tolland Street Area. . 5:00 p.m. Assist Dr’s, in Typing — IBM Automatic Reagan, he would not have l>een level of existence that also deserves PARLOR ORGAN 100 years Raymond F. RoMnaon. Edltor-PubHahar Harold E. Turkli^iton, Editor Emarltut examining patients, simple •Lottor* •Contract* •Ratumo* •Mailing* •Labala ROCKVILLE ■ Male. One parability and the feasibility ^f called “bubbles," These are pod-like elected president. attention, because it is of a vastly CALL a m lab procedures, pension plan' old. Excellent condition Best 8:30 to 5:30 Xarox Coplaa • Notary room in house to rent. Kitchen 843-8038 and medical insurance. $4.25 offer. Call 649-9535 after 5 privileges. Security. $45 week­ an hour to start. Call 649-8571 ...... AortMi/.rpfK ...... i p.m. ly. 875-M12 after 5 p.m. between 2 and 4 p.m. V

22 - THE HERALD, Wed_March 4, IWI PHONE PMnuto — Charlos M. Schulz THE HERALD. Wed . March 4. 1981 2:i NEW PRIVATE PARTY WANT AD RATES - FAMILY THRIFT SPECIAL!!! ACROSS WANT DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 Cut hair QT D TT Pbby f THAT WAS 6 0 0 P ,. 1 Italian TH 7 0 eUARANTEED RESULTSI 5 Shoe AVE [T 8T Y ADS .N0U),>/0UCAN5A'/) greeting E Ou R By ADigaii van Buren 9 It ii (contr.) 0 8 E EXp u 8A H Your Itam lant Sold wmihi 0 Daya- 2 Melted rock ■1a V13 SECOND 6 DAYS ARE PREEB ^VOU'VE LIVEP! 12 Villain in 3 Opera princa ■ 8jT AlAT 8 "Othallo" 4 Luau food UE* nE E E E 13 Train track 5 Uncouth lULl E] c N Y 00 DQE ______m u s t______14 Who (It.) UU L T ED NOE L 643-2711 6 Research QO 1 lOL EO NOV Additional3 LId Lines m Will Bo Chargod At Low Privof - Party 6 Ratoa. Days ^ *■*$1.00 nioeounlDiscount % If II DaM Paid 50 In In AHwan< Adwncs FOB SALE ITEMS OWU. mxmUWI $1JNMMIO CALL.. 15 Can be * canters THE HERALD □O 1L□ EXPL0 0 E evaded 7 Kerosene T T T 1 17 Moray 8 Figure in e I nE8 DEAR ABBY; Our son, who is 12, wants to have his 8A LO0_N □ 1N 18 For rowing Millet painting PnO 0 18 CT TT RoortiM tor Rant 32 Autot For Salt 81 / neighborhood friends over for a slumber party. We are eager 19 CIA 9 Glazes 1 0 c 8 QL Ua ER1ul to have him well-liked so we agreed to let him have the predecastor to You (archaic) T HE YENii] L0 8a FOR LADIES ONLY, Nicely party. It will be well chaperoned by his mother and me. Our 20 Thing of value 11 Fine soil son doesn’t object to this supervision, but one of the Pritcllla’t Pop - Ed Sullivan 22 Kind of 16 Fate 30 Optimistic 44 Leases furnished rooms in rooming lettuce house. Very clean and neat. neighborhood guys happens to be a gai, and therein lies the 21 Compass 32 Index* 45 Detective WANTED JUNK AND LATE problem. 23 Thotift in point 35 Discard (2 Charlie____ Cleaning lady services Ml?. 0OTTS, FACE FORGET THE ' 'FO RG ET office MODEL WRECKS - Cash MOST OF ALL, 22 Mate swan wds.) 46 Municipal availahle. Community kitchen O u^^rvfw ls that tl^is gal is one of the group.and should ■ReALirV.' VOU'RE EXPENGIVE THE QUACK 24 Engine sound -Paid. Call Parker Street Used FORGET 23 Part of the 36 Spiny-finned and bathrooms. All utilities be in v i^ without any concern for her sex. My wife feels the BALP.' MDU CANT TRANSPLANTS REMEI7IE S .' , 27 American ivy corporation Auto Parts. 649-3391. LOURPES.' aye fish 47 Addict included in rent. On bus line invitation should be issued, and the, girl's parents should GROW HAIR THERE 31 Poetic foot 36 Put in assume the responsibility for the proper decision. 32 Hiding place 24 Life 48 Democrat and'near stores. References f r ^ V M O R E opposition and security required. Call BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR I .think it’s improper for a 12-year-old girl to spend the 33 Nigerian 25 Sortie (abbr.) SALE, 1976 Pontiac Formula X 26 All (prefix) 39 Coffin stand after 3 p.m. 644-0383. ' night with six boys, and since it’s not proper for her to tri^im an 5 ' Mao 27 Walking stick 41 Cooks 83,200, 1975 Chevrolet Monxn accept the invitation, it shouldn’t be issued. 34 Pie plate tung 26 Pope 42 Corruption Apartmonta For Rani 53 81,800. 1976 Dodge Charger What do ydu say, Abby? 35 Cant 52 Humor Special Edition. 2 door, 8 36 Bruin 29 Rolls out 43 Egg cell cylinder, 82^600. 1974 VIRGINIA DAD offspring 1 VERNON - Near 86, luxury 2 3 4 5 6 7 » 9 10 11 Condo. Appliances. 8345 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 37 Oily tissue 8 cylinder 8L500. 1973 GMC DEAR DAD; Even though the gal is considered one 39 Dominating 1? 13 14 monthly.. Security, of the guysg underneath it all she*B still a gal. I would 40 Doctrine references. Call 486-3923. Jimmy utility truck, 4 wheel 15 16 17 drive, 81.500. 1969 AMC Am not invite her. adherent bassador 4 door 8300. 1975 (suffix) 16 MANCHESTER 2 room apart­ 41 Spanish hero 21 ment. Heat, hot water, elec­ Chrysler Cordoba, poor condi­ 1 '0 tion, best offer. The above 42 Electric unit 22 tricity, appliances. (Pl.) ■ may be seen at the Savings DEAR ABBY: Last summer the last of our brood got 24 25 26 References. No pets. J275 per married, and for the first time in 30 years my husband and I Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 4 5 ______38 39 30 month 646-3167 or 228-3540 Bank of Manchester. 923 Mam Guevara 1 S t, Manchester. are alone. He will retire soon, and we have'great plans. 46 Cow's chewed 31 y HE'» PERFECTLy The problem: My widowed mother wants to move in with KEEP RIOHT I'a REMIND ONCE ASAIN, YANKEE ' food ■ ■ MANCHESTER - New 4'z COMFORTASLEI YOU 34 3. BUICK CENT.URIAN, PS us, and it just won’t work. She is bossy, arrogant, in­ ON FUSSING BOy-UP HERE IN CANADA, YOU TAKE 49 I possets Room Town House Condo. I's THERE'5 NO NEED' ■ PB, AT, AC. Very good condi­ MRS.BATEESE! ORDERS FROM (contr.) 37. baths. Fully applianced Wall- considerate and expects me to be her slave. She has a lovely TO O VER M £ i 36 3. tion. 8400 or best offer. 643- home, no money worries, a car. several widowed friends and 50 Else to-wall throughout 8420 HIM! 40 ^■ 4' monthly. 649-4003. 5317 • other children. So why me? 53 Se\/Vt I keep saying “No." but she won't listen. She is already 54 Air defense 43 44 group (abbr.) 43 46 47 46 MANCHESTER. Cute 4 room DODGE Window Van, many selling some of her things in anticipation of breaking up her 55 Detail 49 ■ ■ apartment available April 1st. new parts. Needs motor. Best home to come and live with me. HELP! I’m afraid I’m so 51 offer. 643-5317. 56 Printer's 8350 per month, heat included weakening. After all, she is getting old, and she is my measure (pl.) 53 54 1 55 Spacious yard, near bus line. mother. 57 Melf-scores Security deposit required WHY ME? 58 Beginner 56 57 58 Call 649-4500 DEAR WHY: Because obviously your mother has SiMSFRFfR (N’lRI HEBRON, two bedroom chosen you as the one with whom she wants to live. A apartment. Heat, hot water, better question to ask yourself is, why, when you appliances, carpeting, la^e keep saying “No,** does your mother ignore your yard Lease and security 83u Junk decision? Can it be that in her eyes you are still a monthly. No pets. 20 minutes **child*’ who must obey Mother's wishes? Alley Oop — Dave Graue from Hartford. Call after 5 Your words, "Help, I’m afraid I’m weakening,’’ briclQC p.m, 228-9759 or 228-3414. ICais then, "After all, she is getting old and she is my YES...TO PAY THE GREAT OH....DOCI/ THEN G EE, T D LIKE TO, mother," tell me that even though you feel it won’t HOMAGE TO PHYSICIST, SU R E, I / TAKE U S BUT I CAN'T HEAT PAID. Carpeted 2 work, you’re ,not sufficiently assertive to say NO and THE FATHER DR. ELBERT KNOW'IMlV TO HIM! RIGHT N O W ' BOUGHII O F TIM E! ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag bedroom, with yard. Kids ok. mean it. KIONMUG..MXJ 8350. Call Locators. 236-5646 BiH'8 A uto Part8 KNOW HIM! Fee. TOLLAND Stupid4lttack sinks slam t87S<231 649467 MANCHESTER. Carpeted one bedroom, with modern DEAR ABBY: I am a 36-year-old college dropout whose Then, as frequently happens' lifelong ambition was to be a physician. I have a very good when a player uses nis tongue appliances. Only 8200. Call 1973 CHEVY WAGON - Power instead of nis brain, it turned Locators. 236-5646 Fee. brakes, air conditioning. Runs job selling pharmaceutical supplies, but my heart is still in the practice of medicine. I do volunteer work at the local NORTH out that he made only 11 good. Call 242-4553, after 10:00 tricks. EAST HARTFORD, All Bills a.m. hospital on my time off, and people tell me I would have ♦ 1053 ♦ A7 He won the heart lead with Paid! One bedroom with made a wonderful doctor. dummy’s ace. led the jack of carp ets, ju st 8180. Call If I go back to college and get my degree, then go to ♦ A84 1964 PONTIAC CATALINA, ♦ J 109 86 clubs and fet it ride West let Locators 236-5646, Fee. Power steering, power medical school, do my internship and finally get into the it ride also, A second club brakes, 81,353 miles. actual practice of medicine, it will take me seven years! But, WEST EAST came next and when East dis­ MANCHESTER, Pets Ok. Damaged front bumper. 8300. Abby, in seven years I will be 43 years old. What do you ♦ J82 ♦ 9 7 6 4 carded South played his ace of Sparkling 5 roomer with gar­ Call 643-7562. think? The Flintstone — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ QJ 109 ♦ 652 clubs and continued with the ♦ 63 age, 8200^5. Call Locators, M6- UNFULFILLED IN PHILADELPHIA ♦ J 1097 5 queen. ♦ K742 ♦ 5 5646. Fee. 1973 NOVA Hatch back - Unfortunately for South, SOl'TH West was a thoughtful bridge For parts. Engine good, DEAR UNFULFILLED: And how old will you be in WHEN You HAVE A PRESIDENTIAL VILLAGE ♦ AKQ player. He ducked again with transmission rebuilt. 8500. seven years if you don't do it? SECOND, f l in t s t o n e , APARTMENTS. Apartments Call 643-1075 anytime. ♦ K843 his king. Some five minutes WOULD you SLOSH ♦ KQ2 later. South had collected iust for rent. Call 646-2623. Mon - IN M ERE?’ Fri. 8 a m. to 3:30 p.m. ♦ AQ3 11 tricks and another slam had bit the dust. Do you have questions about sex, love, drugs and Vulnerable: North-South South was a good sport. He MANCHESTER, VERNON, 4 Dealer: South 1972 Olds Delta. Good running the pain of growing up? Get Abby’s new booklet: congratulated West on his room second floor of older n magnificent defense North four family house. Includes and mechanical condition. Air "What Every Teen-ager Ought to Know." Send $2 West North E^sl South conditioning, automatic and a long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed en­ . 2 NT wasn't pleased at all. stove, and refrigerator 8275 He pointed out that while monthly, 568-2167 transmission, and power velope to: Abby, Teen Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Pass 4 NT , f»ass 6 NT Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Pass Pass -Pass West had played well It had brakes. Call Dave at 647-9946. been most uncharitable of him MANCHESTER - Large 3 kfiorehie to take advantage of a man Bedroom Duplex. IVi baths. 1970 MAVERICK, 6 cylinder. Opening lead:4PQ who obviously belonged any­ Full cellar and attic. Central­ Rebuilt engine, good interior, where except at a bridge ly located References, lease good tires, has passed inspec­ table and security required. 8450 tion 8600 or best offer. Must As he explained,' South monthly Call Lee, 649-0016, or sell, call 633-2539 anytime. Pstrogroph The Born Loaer — Art Sansom should have played his queen 643-8387 By Oswald Jacoby of clubs on the first club lead 1973 CHEVY WAGON - V-8. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You and Alan Sontag and continued with the ace. are blessed with a marvelous nuRra6Awe,630Howe! I'M lia n et, rPGworRwioiiJeiitJiwe MANCHESTER, 2 bedrooms, 95,000 miles. AT, PS, PB, air, Then he could lead the three qfour Imagination. It should realty be I'M (X X ki& i South looked at dummy for West could duck, win, whistle carpeted, appliances, parking. 8350. Call OAe-'tOlO after 5:00 functioning today. You're capa­ House, BUT m 6TIU. p.m. a moment and commented. a happy tune or just give up Centrally located availabre ^rthday ble of outstanding achievement ’m i B . T T T T ^ "Maybe we didn't bid Soutn would be able to win the March 7th. 8300. No utilities, either artistically or with the writ­ 1975 CHEVY MONTE ten word. enough ” He could sw 12 easy third club in durbmy, lead a security and references 649- tricks with a 13th* to come fourth to knock out the king 8782 after 5 p.m. CARLO, Air conditioning, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Cupid has March S.1M 1 zeroed-in on you today, and you with some luck in the dia­ and have his 12th trick. power brakes, power steering (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN l and automatic transmission. There are a number of creative should be more fortunate than mond suit. 456W MAIN STREET - 6 usual in matters of the heart. Room House. No young Runs excellent. 649-3018 or things which you do especially 646-7035. well, but up until now they may This will be especially true for children No appliances. No have been merely a pleasant way Leos who are now unattached. utilities. No pets. Security. to pass the time. This coming VIRGO (Aug. 22-8ept. 22) Even Tenant Insurance required. 1972 AMC MATADOR - 2 door CUlSSIflEDS year, hovrever, you'll be able to though you enjoy going It on at-' 8375 monthly Available now. hardtop. Runs well. 8450. find ways to make them pay off. your own. this Is one of those Our Boarding House Call 646-2426, weekdays 9 to 5 Power steering, power PISCES (Feb. 20-Mereh 20) You days where you will fare better' OWWWAn, tUA.«U8*«« brakes. Call 647-1^. hav6 excellent leadership quali­ with partners than by playing It solo. Rely on the buddy system. ties today. What makes them f’HY/N' OJTA M o b h / M T i? j a h E l/B Tc ? /* MANCHESTER, VERNON - LIBRA (8epl. 23-Oct. 23) Unfor­ WinthroD — Dick Cavalli Trucks lor Sale 82 even more attractive is you won't Four room, luxurious one be trying to throw your vrelght tunately you may be a bit of a tB MBPBf! n w BftPWW JH B LaCKmB FPRA CHANCB bedroom contemporary con­ slow starter at work today, but A R B P W P P P M A W /A/Paw i TO ^ R R P W OR A \ . around. You good example Is W H O fe O J R HE -WAS OJR PRINCIPAL dominium. Includes all enough. Romance, travel, once you get into it you will find THE KIDS IN OJR SCHOOL BOR, B U T T B O T T U N IT V TO B R A b ? I P f ' appliances and pool. 8375. Call finances, tuck and p e b b le pit- that being Industrious and pro­ PRINCIPAL LAST WEE = it is to track down buyers for your merchandise...or felt you were a pretty nitty per­ have to be a hard-nose In order MANCHESTER, Three the state flower of Alaska. son to begin with. to make a profit. Q 0 < bedroom apartment, 8400 per (NCWSPAPCn EMTERPWSE ASSN.) month plus security. Call 643- 5001. to discover a world of shopping services that interest Kit ‘n’ CarlylB — Urry Wright Onicat-Slorat lor Rent 55 you...from apartments to antiques, autos to auctions... Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl A Stoffal OFFICES FOR RENT, Iw - 900 sq. ft. Good location. Cen­ gU(55. XMIS ACCOPDlNe TO OUR tral air conditioning, two and just about everything else In between! Read all about IS EAI^TH CALCULATIONSMXI SOJ.P 3E separate men's and women's 5Ase-. THE NEW P.A.SS' ^ rooms. Reasonable rent. Call Short Ribs — Frank Hill NOW, 649-5335. the extra, extra inside knowledge you’ll find...in the classifiedsi f=ROM NOW ON, S IR D u m m y ? ) v e S-. H O W C O U LD ’ M V M O TH E R W A S A MANCHESTER RETAIL, I WANT YOU Td /THEBES T H A T S E ? B O V A U O A K . storage and/or manufacturing A D D R E S S Y 1E A S n o b il TtV space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 25,000 sq. SIB P U M M 'y . i IN M V ft. Very reasonable. Brokers f a m il y protected. Call Heyman FYoperties, 1-226-1206. Rttort Proparty For Rani ' 56 NEW SMYRNA BEACH WELL MOW YT PBUCiOUS/) FLORIDA, 2 bedroom condo, poesT along Atlantic Ocean. Tennis, Flatchar’a Landing pool and club house. 8250 per l o o < 2 week. Call 6 4 6 - ^ evenings, 646-5403 days. UHo's ine. HtAvies-r person Afcfc I'M NOrOORL I WeARb HL EVEN RAY6 A Phone 643-2711 IM -VOOR. tO ejCiHT-RtDUCiNC, \ MOIo 'MUCH HLWfclQKS, PEOPERTV VKt OM HiMSELP ^ BUT H L '5 SO Autos For Salt 81 J siq 1974 AMC GREMLIN IN GOOD CONDITION, k c . economical with 6 cylinder motor. 8850. 742-6537.

1967 IN TERN A TIO N A L SCOUT - 4 Wheel Drive, Rebuilt transmission, new clutch. AM/FM 8 track. TOO. Gall 649-2943. .a