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to help poor HIOHEBT By Lisa Zowada said Weinberg. single distribution centers in the philosophers as well as in history, TEMKflATUlKt Herald Reporter “ Now I read many technical and country, has outgrown the Oakland politics and technology. "We live in business publications. Right now Street facility it moved into five and a complex society.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress, For a man who is the bead of a I’m reading the philosophy of a 16th. ,a half years ago. ’ But reading widely and being putting concerns of President Reagan’s company that can boast a 30 percent new austere budget temporarily on the century samurai who equated com Economy now plans to build a new knowlegabie is not the last step in annual sales growth rate, of a com bat strategies with business' tactics',” 90,000-square-foot warehouse-office- learning to live in this “ com plex back burner, is more worried this week pany whose business, so dependent UPI W E A tM R rO tO C A M • he added. showroom and eventually expand to society,” Weinberg warns. ■ about rushing emergency money to the » on the construction industry, is still 224,000 square feet'so it finally ca One must develop a “ personal unemployed and poor. thriving in these hard times, it WHILE IT. IS important consolidate its $5.5 million inven philosophy,” he said. ‘‘If you are Congressional leaders hope to provide might be easy to get, well, lazy, to Weinberg said, to read the great Laker drive tory, including some 40,000 different ever going to be cast in a leadership funds soon to extend unemployment just sit back and let it happen, to thinkers, and in fact he feels items. role, you have to have it.” . ; benefits and help the poor pav fuel bills equate financial success with per everyone should critically explore Weinberg has said the construc Weinberg takes his physical well on in Britain even though the amounts will increase sonal happiness. the works of those philosophers, tion of the new facility may mean being as seriously as his intellectual. the current year’s already big budget Easy, unless you’re Robert Weinberg believes that the future of new jobs. The company currently development. He runs, skis, plays deficit. Weinberg, president of Elconomy this state as well as the country lies LONDON (UPI) — A “ Keep Sir Fred Weather employs 165 people, including handball and racquetball when he’s House leaders have scheduled ■ four Electric Supply Inc. Weinberg once in its technical achievements. die Flying” movement sprang up across designers, estimators, and lighting not heading up a copripany which has urgent supplemental appropriations bills told a graduating class at Howell "A skilled population was Britain to keep the pioneer of cut-rate experts as well as those who handle done work not only around the coun for Tuesday and Wednesday. Cheney Technical School com primarily responsible for the Atlantic travel in business and Laker the non-electrical lines such as try but in Saudi Arabia and Aruba as With the nation still m ir ^ in a reces mencement ceremonies, "the dramatic economic resurgence of Airways employees organized a march saunas, heating and air conditioning well. sion with high u nem plo^ent, the House process of educating oneself should Western Europe after the second today on Prime Minister Margaret expects to approve a ^.4 billion money Today’s forecast ' j and gas and oil furnaces. , Thatcher’s office. never stop. To gain the view from World War,” Weinberg told the TH OlKiH HE NOW lives in West measure to provide an additional term of Sunny today. Hif^ temperatures 35 to 40. Increasiiw the heights, one must learn from; Cheney Tech students. AND IF WEINBERG interviews Hartford with his wife and two “ A lot of people who have taken advan unemployment insurance for jobless tage of cheap air travel owe him cloudiness tonight. Lows , 20 to 25. ’Tuesday snow those who have stood at the fron “ It is important to remain current someone for a position in the com daughters, Weinberg considers workers whose benefits have run out. bhanging to rain. Highs In the mid 30s. W ^ ^ ^ ' tiers those who have broken new in on the latest technical pany, he’s likely to inquire how himself a part of the Manchester something and we want to show him in ’ And to respond to the plight of the.poor southwest winds 10 to 15 mph today becoming tellectual grpund. In short, one must achievements,” he reminded the extensivley and what kind of books community he lived in for 14 years cash,” businessman James Brown said and aged who cannot pay increased fuel in setting up an account to coordinate the northeast tonight and easterly 10 to 15 mph. T u e s d q ^ read.” class. ‘For want of a toolmaker, the the applicant reads. and is up-to-date with changes going costs of the bitter winter, the House And Weinberg practices what he Kingdom was lost.’ ” “ Generally, if_ someone reads on in town. spontaneous public fund-raising. plans to approve $123 million in ad While bankers and businessmen dis preaches. Growing and changing to meet extensively, what they read tells you For example, and one could have ditional benefits. Extended outlook * "When I graduated from needs and demands is the way cussed syndicates to take over Sir Fred h a lot about their self-esteem and anticipated his interest, he said he is engineering school (Worcester Weinberg, 45, has controlled' the glad to see the the renovation and die Laker’s operations — owing an es Extended outlook for New England Wednesdaji how he regards his intellectual timated $390 million worldwide when he Polytech) I went on a reading binge company he took over from his development,” Weinberg said. expansion of Cheney Tech. through Friday: for a couple of ^ears of all the father 16 years ago. “ You must take care to round out “ More students will have the op^ declared bankruptcy Friday — Laker Labor talks y Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Conneetlcuti ROBERT WEINBERG classical and modern philosophers. I And now the business, which your education,” he went on, adding portunity,” he said, “ jo train for the fans across Britain started contributing Fair weather through the period. Highs in the mid 20s to • the process of educating oneself should never stop plowed through the original works,” Weinberg said is one of the largest that means reading the classic skills Connecticut needs.” to help him fly again. low 30s Wednesday and 30s Thursday and Friday. Over- Hotel New Japan belches smoke Sunday after fire swept through the in 2nd week ' night lows in me teens to mid 20s. top floors of the 10-story building. At least 32 people were killed in the Vermont: Partly cloudy an4 colder Wednesday, a Pathologist blaze. DETROIT(yPX)—Reducing Ford Motor chance of flurries in the west; fair ’Thursday, partly Co.’s labor costs and job security for cloudy Friday, high in the mid teens to mid 20s, low 10 United Auto Workers are the top issues above to 5 below. still on stand facing negotiators entering their second Senate hopeful Bush sells 'common' image Maine, New Hampshire: Clearing Wednesday. Fair week of contract talks to&y. At least 32 die in hotel fire Thursday and Friday. Highs in the teens north and 20 to Negotiators for each group met briefly ATLANTA (U P I) - In order to 30 south. Lows 5 below to 10 above zero. Sunday and said talks were progressing. preserve its case against Wayne TOKYO (UPI) — At least 32 people hotel had no sprinklers. papers later in the campaign and He said he has some differences While Ford wants to cut its labor costs, By Paul Hendrie retailer. Armsti'ong, I think, was a other times. Williams, the state must convince the died today in Tokyo’s worst hotel fire Some guests jumped to their deaths. that it is too eariy to discuss such with the administration. top union negotiators say UAW Herald Reporter businessman. ’There are a number of “ George has never done anything jury that a pediatric pathologist from up since World War II, with flames raging Some screamed for help from upper “ I am strong for the ERA,” be employees of the nation’s No. 2 others in there — Barry Goldwater to antagonize Lowell,” said Bush. specifics. state New York is too unfamiliar with for more than six hours while trapp^ stories. Some crawled to safety down said, “ I feel women are entitled to automaker are supporting efforts to Prescott Bush Jr. — the vice was a businessman. There are lots “ It has always been Lowell doing all HIS POSITION on abortion was local conditions to be trusted. guests cried for help, plunged to their firemen ladders or emergency stair equal representation under the con reach an agreement to block further National forecast president’s brother and U.S. Senate of others who were businessmen. So, the slamming.” more specific, but quite scrambled. 'The fourth witness in the defense’s deaths or tried in vain to get lire hoses to cases. candidate — is a rich Republican stitution. I’ve been in business a layoffs. what I’m saying is that I have had Bush predicted that Weicker and He said he opposes a constitutional presentation. Dr. Dan Stowens, was to work. The South Korean Embassy said Kim *By United Press International Los Angeles cy long time and I’ve seen inequities.” “ Our' reports from the fild are that the Louisville r businessman from Greenwich, one experience that far transcends the Moffett, both seen as liberals, would amendement banning abortion, and return for more direct testimony today, Fire officials said 32 people died and at Tai Dong, a former communications City Hi Lo Pep Bush also said he is sympatehtic Ford leadership and the membership Albuquerque s 41 » .... Memphis r 'of the state’s most affluent towns. experience of those people when divide their vote in a three-way believes abortions should be per but crucial cross-examination was least 20 others were injured in the fire minister and later health and social af Anchorage pc 20 17 .... Miami Beach r ’Those qualities may appeal to to the needs of minorities, as he want us to try to reach an agreement and Milwaukee pc they were elected.” race. mitted in the cases of rape, incest or expected to center on his lack of that started on the ninth floor of the fairs minister under the late President Asheville pc « 19 .... some, but they are hardly the stuff again tried to dismantle his are encouraging us,” Donald Ephlln, Atlanta cy fi 26 ' Minneapolis c Bush said he has spent 30 years in “ I’m going to get a large portion when the mother’s life is en experience in violent deaths and Hotel New Japan in a fashionable Tokyo Park Chung-hee, was among the dead. Nashviue r Billings X 19-01 ,01 of a populist campaign and they politics and civic affairs. He has Of the moderate and conservative stereotypical image. Southern climates. area of nightclubs, offices and hotels at UAW vice president and head of Uie un New Orleans r dangered. BirmmgMm r 46 SI could be expected to attract few served as a Republican district and vote in this state and I will get at ‘’I have been director and chair Two survivors were American. ion’s Ford department, said during the Boston c ‘ SS 28 New Y oi* ’Then he said he would support Williams is on trial for the murders of 3:39 a.m. Oklahm Cty pc voters in the state’s big cities. man of the Harbor Center in Hospital officials identified one as weekend. Brwnsvll Tx.cy 46 44 town chairman in Greenwich and he least 10 percent of the liberal vote, federal legislation banning abortion Nathaniel Cater and Jimmy Ray Payne, There were more than 300 guests at the Buffalo pc 96 18 Omaha s So, Bush spent much of a recent Portchester,” he said. “ That is a Sharon Paff, wife of a U.S. Air Force of Ephiin said the situation at Ford is Philadelphia pc spent eight years on the GOP State according to our survey infor in all other cases. When asked if he two of the 28 young blacks slain in Atlan time of the fire, which was not brought Qirlstn S.C, pc 66 45 Manchester Herald interview trying community center which works ficer stationed in Okinawa, Japan. She different than at Generai Motors Corp., Charltt N.C. pc 46 28 Pbomix r Central Committee, including a mation,” claimed Bush. “ Now, meant a ban on federally funded ta. But the plump, 23-year-old black under control until after 10 a.m. The 500- Chicago cy 21 04 Pittsburgh DC to soil himsielf as a common guy. extensively with the minority com was treated for bums on the arm and where union dissidents shot down efforts PortlanaMy pc year as finance chairman. that’s going to be good enough to win abortions in all but those cases, he photographer has been formally linked in room hotel, opened in 1960, was popular Cleveland c 29 05 “ Now, you’d be surprised,” he munity in South Portchester, which back. to negotiate contract revisions that Columbus pc 5S SO Portland Or. pc Bush was a delegate to the 1980 in the general election against them repeated that he meant a federal testimony with 10 more victims. among South Korean and Taiwanese Providence c. is about as tough a district with as would have cut GM’,s labor costs and Dallas cy 46 31 said. “ When I go into a restaurant Republican National Convention, as and anyone else who might be in the ban on abortions. Later, after Stowens — who said he was the man tourists. The other was identified as Malcolm Denver pc 29 06 Richmond pc . these days, or a gas station or a many social problems as any dis prompted parallel GM price cuts. St. Louis well as to several state conventions. race.” huddling with aides. Bush said he who first defined Sudden Infant Death Survivors said they heard no fire Kravit, 33, of San Francisco. A hospital Detroit pc 19 (B trict. It’s worse than Harlem — we Duluth c 18-06 S^t Lake Qtys Stopping center or whatever it is, He was finance chairman for his Bush said he has strong support in had made a mistake and opposed Syndrome — testified in his opinion no alarms— firemen said they did not work. , V San Antonio cy official said he had bums but was being Hartford c 32 25 people turn around and say; ‘Hey, have social workers who have San Diego cy brother’s 1980 presidential primary the state's 6th and 3rd Congressional only federally funded abortions cause of death could be found for either Officials said the upper floors of the Honolulu pc 76 86 treated for smoke inhalation. San Fniaese p c we kiKiw this guy.’ We go into diners campaign in the state.and the 1980 Districts, and is strongest in the 4th worked in Harlem and who were Cater or Pavne. Indianapolis cy 96 06 except under the unusually con j San Juan pc and p^ le'look up and say, ‘Hey, working on our staff there who said Cold retreats Jackson Miss, r 60 87 OI Seattle cy Reagan-Bush campaign. But he has District. ditions. Jacksonville, pc 66 SO Spokane cy iiriio is this guy?,’ When I go up and, .no experience as a candidate. Harlem, compared to South Kansas d t y a Si 06 sa Tampa pc BUSH’S APPEAL to the more Guerrillas abandon siege Las V ^ s pc 45 32 shake hands with them and say hello “ I don’t think the fact that 1 am BUSH SAID HE favors letting Portchester, is tame. So, I’ve had a Wasnin^n pc By United Press International UtUe I ^ k r 38 28 orthodox Republicans is that there Wichita s to them. the vice president’s brother is my the FBI and CIA loose from many of lot of activity. I relate easily to 2 die, 28 hurt is little doubt where his loyalties lie. The harsh Winter of ’82 retreated a bit “ And you know the reaction I’m qualification for the United States the restrictions imposed during the blacks and Hispanics and they relate He is a party man who will support SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) moved against rebel barricades blocking today,' giving Midwesterners a chance to .getting universally? ’The reaction is % nate,” Bush contended. PRESCOTT BUSH JR. Watergate era. well to me.” President Reagan, unlike Weicker, in bus crash — Rebels got a “ taste of urban warfare” the highway to Usulutan after they had search for their sidewalks under a five- it’s about time. It’s about time we ... just a guy? “ There is ample evidence that who has frequently voted against the BUSH SAID HIS agreements and pulled back from a provincial capital been ambushed 3 miles east of the city, week accumulation of ice and snow and had someone like you in the Senate HE SAID HIS competitors, two- foreign terrorists can transcend president. with the administration would make LUCERNE VALLEY, Calif. (UPI) - they besieged in a nationwide rampage army officerssaid. prompting a run on “ I survived the picture. Every place we’re going in term Sen. Lowell P. Weicker and foreign boundaries,” said Bush, GOP nomination and predicted no “ What we are seeing is a revolu him an effective senator. A bus returning teenagers from a and U.S.-trained commandos marched The troops pushed through the coldest day in Chicago” T-shirts. Lottery the state, w e’re getting support. A four-term Democratic Rep. Toby explaining why he favors allowing primary with Weicker, because, he “ It doesn’t do you any good to be back toward the capital, witnesses said barricades to rescue the town from the tollkeeper, a woman who’s a Moffett, have the advantage of tion in the way things are being the CIA to function domestically, weekend religious retreat swerved out of A harsh blast of cold that punished the said, Weicker would first withdraw involved in name calling,” he said, today. guerrillas, the officers said toUkeeper — she’s got to be a being better known. But Bush done,’’ said Bush about the something that has always been il control on a steep mountain highway, upper Great Lakes for the fifth straight and run as an independent. referring to Weicker. “ Negotiation Relatives of seven men dragged Satur Guerrillas had coptrollecf the road Democrat, because they’re all claimed to be closing ground. president’s economic program. legal. “ This terrorist situation is so overturned and plunged 15 feet down an weekend calmed to at least merciful “ Do you know what he told the and cooperation are the best ways to day from their homes in a San Salvador west of Usulutan. The last rebel Democrats nowadays — jumped out “ My identification was 45 percent “ People are prepared to give the serious, we must be able to identify embankment late Sunday, killing two levels Sunday — almost niarking to the Numbers drawn in New 7999 West Hartford town committee the work with Republican colleagues. people and injuring all 28 others aboard. slum and shot to death Sunday blamed barricade was only half a mile from the of her booth the other day and said, in July,” he said, referring to public president’s plan a chance to work. the linkages between foreign day the middle of the winter — and .the England Saturday; Rhode Island daily: 6688. other day?” asked. Bush. “ He said “ Chris Dodd voted against the A teenage passenger aboard the yellow leftist guerrillas for the killings. army outpost guarding a key bridge over ‘I^ y , m y family and I have seen you opinion polls. “ In July, Lowell ‘Rie president’s plan has not yet had terrorism and domestic terrorism. most the forecast called for was Connecticut daily: 893. Vermont daily; 920. that if he sees, unless he is going to president a lot. Sending Toby school bus said the transmission and They said the 15 to 20 hooded killers the 200-yard wide Lempa River, on television. We’re all with you, Weicker was leading Toby Moffett a chance to work. In effect, it has We can start to see they types of scattered snow showers. Maine daily: 766. Massachusetts daily; get more than 50 percent, if he sees Moffett down there is not going to do brakes apparently failed. acted in retaliation for an alleged army reporters said. we’re going to vote for you, we hope by just two percentage points. Tlie had no real impact yet and won’t Red Brigades happening here.” Even the South has gotten a taste of New Hampshire daily: 5394. the convention is going to be 50-50, a bit of good.” Most of the injured were airlifted by massacre that killed 20 people last Sun Reporters returning from Usulutan, El you win.’ *^00, she got back into the November UConn Social Studies have one untit about July.” “ I am not sympathetic to any the arctic this year, but Texas began to he’s going to run as an independent. Although contending that his four helicopters 30 miles to hospitals in day. One of the Saturday’s victims was a Salvador’s fourth largest city with 60,000 booth.” Institute poll showed him trailing by Bush said he is concerned about hard, ideological viewpoints,” said thaw out after three days of unac “ Now, get this picture. Here’s a qualification for the Senate is not soldier on leave and the others were people, said guerrillas pulled back from four. unemployment and believes job Bush. "I saw the McCarthy Victorville from the crash site, about 80 customed freezing rain and drifting snow MOST VOTERS probably know guy who has had the benefit of being that his brother is vice president miies east of Los Angeles, after civilians, the mother of a victim said. the city after getting what one rebel “ Now, bear in mind the ID factors' training must be a priority. But, hearings. While the senator had the that caused havoc on roadways during of Prescott Bush only because he is a United States Senator for 11 Bush did say that his special “ in” motorists at the scene h eip^ unload the About 250 members of the Atlacatl commander called “ a taste of urban here. In a head-to-head with Toby in when reminded that the administra right idea in many cases, the violent the weekend. However, weather the vice president’s brother. His years as a Republican. For three with the White House would make bus of musical instruments so the Brigade began a march toward San warfare.” that November poll, Lowell got 36 tion has slashed the CETA job reactions are totally precipitous to forecasters said the respite m i^ t be candidacy was spurred more by dis years, he’s been talking about run him more effective. passengers could be removed. Salvador Sunday after guerrillas ap Army officers declined to comment on percent and Toby got 40 percent. In training program and asked what he our Democratic institutions.” brief. satisfaction by conservative ning as an independente if the party “ As the vice president’s brother, I “ There were 30 total on the bus,” parently lifted their weeklong siege of casualties, but a guerrilla leader inter a head-to-head with Toby, Toby got would replace it with. Bush declined Light snow was falling front eastern Almanac Republicans with maverick Sen. doesn’t hug him and love him. Now, BUSH, SAID he would not be a would have close ties with the ad California Highway Patrol Sgt. Charles Usulutan, a provincial capital 66 miles viewed at a roadblock said rebels last 40 percent against me — exactly the to answer. Idaho across Wyoming into western Lowell P. Weicker than by any pop for crying out loud, if I were the yes man for the president if elected. ministration,” he-said. - West said late Sunday. “ Two were killed east of San ^Ivador, reporters said. week killed 25 soldiers and sustained same as Lowell. He doesn’t move He said he will be issuing position Nebraska late Sunday. ,A few snow ular clamor.on his behklf. United States Senator and carrying ;and all the rest were injured to some The troops were part of a 500-man three dead. There were no details up, in other words, against the un showers were reported through the But Bush was quick to point out my party standard, you think I’d be Atlacatl contingent that at dawn Sunday . available on the fighting identified guy and I got 26 percent, degree.” northern Great Lakes,.. running around talking ^about run By United Press International that he is no political novice. with no promotion, whatsoever, no ning as an independent? No way. I Today is Monday, Feb. 8, the 39th day of 1982 with 326 “ My political experience is far in campaign, no benefit of free televi mean, that’s just simply to follow. excess of the experience of many sion aU the time, no benefit of office people sitting in the United States ridiculous.” HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN The moon is full. space or a staff crossing the state D a i r i i Weicker is no favorite of the Bush Hie morning stars areiMercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter Senate today when they entered the for seven years and so forth. I got 26 Q u e e n NORMAN ROCKWELL Peopletalk Senate,” claimed -Rush. "Bill family. During 1980, he accused and Saturn. percent. Brailley was a professional basket George Bush of trying to hide illegal FREE COLLECTORS GLASS There is no evening star. 1972 campaign contributions and he EVERYDAY He will be joined at the twin pianos by pianist Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. ball player. Schmidt and Glenn were BUSH CLAIMED he would leave the convention this summer with the has criticized the vice president at Rigg readies musical Allan Login in the progam entitled “ Melody.” . Union Gen. William Sherman, who put the torch to astronauts. Metzenbaum was a Atlanta during the Civil War, was bora Feb. 8,1820. ’T to brazier. Actress Diana Rigg, rehearsing for the opening of also is the birthday of actress Lana ’Turner (1921). s - her first stage musical, makes no promises about Felicitous Jose On this date in history: ~ . her singing voice. “ I leave that .for you to dis In 1587, Mary ()ueen of Scots was beheaded after being Metheny faces new charges cover,” she told a news conference in Seattle, Jose Feliciano paid a dressing room visit to coun charged with conspiring to murder Britain’s Queen where she opens in the title role of “ Colette” on try music newcomer Terri Gibbs after one of her Elizabeth I. . : . Wednesday. shows in the Los Angeles area. In 1940, every 10th person in two villages near War She said she will stick with “ my British voice” in “ When you’re ready to settle down,” he advised saw, Poland, was shot in Nazi reprisal for ttie deaths of qfter prison escape attempt the musical biography of the quintessentially her, “ you ought to marry a blind man. You could • two German soldiers. French author. “ I suppose I could attempt a French save a fortune on light bulbs.” In 1963, Iraq Premier Karim Kasslm was overthrown accent,” she said, but "it ’s like suggesting Hamiet Both singers are blind, by a military coup. He was executed the following day. By Scot French for the convicts. Metheney was sentenced in should only be played by a Dane.” In 1974, three American %ylab astronauts ended an .Herald Reporter "The search paid off at 10 p.m., December for the 1960 firebombing The 43-year-old actress, best known to Americans 84-day orbital flight around the earth. police said, t^ en Metheney and of Lucendia Harris’ and Bruce as Emma Peel of “ The Avengers,” said she doesn’t Latham tyore found behiiid the gar Meggett’s Brent Road home. Two >- A West Virginia man serving care if that old role helps sell tickets to "Colette” JFK rocker destroyed age of a home about one mile south (M dren were in the bedroom at the Choose froi ____ A thought for the day: American statesman Benjamin time for the firebombing of a bladi of the prison. The suqiects sur as long as the audience leaves the theater con A recent fire caused about $200,000 damage to Franklin said, “ There never was a good war Or a bad lamiiyis Manchester home faces time of the attack. rendered without a struggle, police An all-white jury cleared Single Burger ...... 1>99 vinced she is Colette. singer-writer Jimmie Davis’ Louisiana home, peace.” iiew charges that could lengthen bis said. Metheney of federal civil rights destroying among things a rocking chair given to prison stay after a Friday n i^t es Includes!! "The two men' had apparently charges stemming from the inci Double Burger...... 2.49 him by the late President J i^ F. Kennedy. Also cape attempt from Litchfield State Kareem Abdul-Rickles? lost were original sheet music of songs he has . traveled further than one mile, but dent, but be agreed to plead guilty to Jail. were crossing back and forth In an state charges of third degree arson French Fries written and bis Country Music Hail of Fame plaque^ State p o l i c e J ou n d CABYIcted triple Burger...... 2.99 ’The stocky man dribbling a basketball Sunday illlanrl|Mtpr Spralii attempt to cross the Bantbam as part of a plea-bargaiidng agree Neither Davis nor Ms wife, Anna’ were in ju t^ . tirebomber Charles N. Metheny afternoon in the new gymnasium at the Sinai Tem River, according to the police ment. Jr., 20, and another escapee biding ple in West Los Angeles was none other than come- Official Manchaater Nawapapar .r: ' . qiokesinan. Conviction on the stiffer first Super D o g ...... 1.79 S o ft Drink bdiind a nearby home nearly three, .dian Don Rickies, who tossed the basketball U8PS 327-500 ' VOL.'Cl. No. 110 Siate Police returned thejwo men degree arson charge would have Happy 99th hours after the two men escaped through a hoop ii| dedication ceremonies for the to Utchfleid State JaU late Friday carried a possible life sentence. Chicken Sandwich ...... 2.29 PuMMwd dally sxoapt Sunday Suggaatsd oarrisr (atas ara .from the medium security jail. ’ Barbara and Don Rickies Gymnasium. night, where they remained today. .A Manchester youth, Eugene Jazz pianist-composer Eubie Blake celebrated and cartain holidays by tha 61.20 waskly, 66.1$ lor Ona ' Metheney, currently serving a Rickies, who raised $l(n,(X)0 for the gym, was Manchaatar Publlahing Co., IS Warrants diarging them ^th es Gilliland, 19, of 49 Oliver was also 5 pz. Sundaei his 99th birthday Siuiday at a party at Manhattan’s month, 618,35 for.thraa months, Hve-to-teA year sentence for third Fish Sandwich...... 2.19 joined in the dedication by friends Bob Newhart and Gallagher’s Restaurant. On hand to wish him all Bralnard Placs, Manchaatar. $30.70 for six months and $61.40 cape are being soii^t, police said. convicted of third degree arson in Conn. 06040. Saoond olssa 'di^ree arson, and Gary Latham, 20, (your choice of flavors) Jerry Vale, who led the assembled crowd in singing the best was Lll Armstrong, widow of another jazz for ona ysar. Mail rataa ara connection with the fUebombing. poataga paid at Manchaatar, avaltabls on rsquasC of Trumbull, serving a one-tg-two METHENEY AND'LATHAM “ God Bless America.” great — Louis Armstrong. Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- Dekixa Sundae AaMi year sentence for burglary and bad been “ trusties” at the Jail, a drsaa changaa to tha Manchaatar A THIRD YOUTH who ad b m u Sm Spilt Hsrald. P.O. Box 8 6 1 , To plaoa a dassHlsd or display larceny, were working kitchen designation awarded prisoners who F r e e ! Don Rickies prepares to toss a basketball advsrtlsamsnl, of to raport a mitted bis presence during the PMMiut SustwrPartaH Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. nawa Ham, story or pibtura'Idaa. "detail at thq time of the break, a display good bdtavlor. That status DoubI* Puds* DMght Noimen Rockwell print (ready for Jazz fiend through the hoop In dedication ceremonies Quote of the day caN 643-2711. Omaa hours arp ;State Police spdeesman said. bad allowed them to work kitchen firebomblng, Eric Donze of To aubacrlba, or to rsport a Sanana SiRlirmmi for the Barbara and Don RIdkies Gymnasium 8:30 a.m. to 8 p:m. Monday ,Tbe two men apparently scaled detail, police said. “Manchester, w u never prosecuted framing) with purchase of any Comedian Steve Allen, also known as talk show Composer Leonard Bernstein, after listening to dsHvsry proMsm, can 047-0046. through Friday. Pudga Srewnia at Sinai Temple In Los Angeles Sunday. two six-foot fences and fled into a State police said escape charges in exchange for his testimony in the Deluxe Sundae. host, novelist, actor and playwright, is turning to an conductor Lorin Maazel lead the Cleveland Otflos hours aro 8:30 a.m. to 5:60 Strawbany SIterloalta Rag. MiP p.nt. MoiHlay through Friday and swampy, wooded area off Route 63, carry no specific punishment, with federal trial of Metheney. earlier love as jazz pianist, composer and singer. Rickies’ wife, Barabara, can be seen, hands Orchestra in a program of music by Bernstein at Tha Manchaatar HtisM la a 7 to 10 a.nt. Saturday. Oallvsry aubacribsr to UnHpd Prass Intsr- ! the poUce spokesman said. Prison sentences handed down at the dis Mrs- Harris’ attorney, Sydney T. He’ll be entertaining at Michael’s Pub in Manhat open, seated to the right of Don. Severance Hall In Cleveland; “ Everything was just should bs mada by 5 p.m. Mon natlonal nawa saivioaB and la a officials discovered the break at cretion of the judge. Convlctioa oh Stbulman of Hartford, has said his tan March 2-13, playing and singing jazz standards right. Not minimal like Fritz Reiner, not maximal day through Friday and by 7:30 msmbsr of tha AwM Bursau al '8:48 p.m. and a contingent of U those charges could affect the two client may seek financial restitution ONLY AT HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEER MAHCHESTER plus some of his own 4,000 songs. like myself, but just right.” a.m. Saturday. Ckculatloiw. Mate Inopers and a state pdlce dog men’s opilortunlty for parole, for the attack, although he has not • ft e t . U.a. P a t Off. Ain. O. Q. Cerp. iMsiiatrhit'* to oomb the area however. said bow much she m il seek. 4 , MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Feb. »■ 1862 — S_ 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 8. 1982
Ex-medic says Army kept jPolicie expand search tor suspect in slaying of trooper - i
: NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass. (UPl) - Police ^widened their seaKh ^today for a man who fired at tw o' phony radiation test records ^lassachusetts troopers at a hl^way rest stop but said jt may take a while to find Jan Laamiui with "so many plaoes to hide.” limit. In those cases, the SACRAMENTO, Calif. Laaman, identified as a member of a terrorist gang true levels were recorded tOTI) — The government 1 in the elairliig of a New J e r s ^ state t r o ^ r , in both the real and phony kept two sets of records — i from a station WRgon full pf weapons into neturby bne phony and the other ac books. AID woods after the skirmish. curate — of radiation But two tests — in June A state police ^ p osu re to soldiers in 1956 and April 1957 — were spokesman said the ^vada-based atomic tests “ the dirtiest ones.” search has widened into CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN &r 1956 and 1957, a former “ Things were very northeast Rhode Island Agmy medic says."' highly contaminated,” towns in addition to ;-^ a n R. Brandon, facing a Brandon said. ‘ T mean the Massachusetts com MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS w ea t of treason, broke 25 ground zero was hot for munities adjacent to the j ^ r s of silence Sunday at BOAR’S HEAD BRAND W A a O weeks afterwards. They woods. U8DA CHOICE A£news conference to say didn't march people "It’s a very large area, jfe followed orders when he through ground zero, but and there are so many BONELESS SHOULDER STEAK VIRGINIA H AM ...... n epared the bogus records they got them close.” places to hide,” the SWITZERLAND I E O O O mding high levels of radia Brandon, 45, who now spokesmen said. tion exposure to soldiers at SWISS CHEESE...... b ™ ^ Ives in Marysville, Calif., “ The possibility that be tte Yucca Flat, Nev., test MUCKE’B m O said when he left the army stole a car hasn’t been 0 0 )site. in 1961 he was warned that overlooked/’ the Two of Brandon’s seven Jb . BOLOGNA...... if he told anyone of his spokesman said. clnldren were bom mental MUCKE’8 o experiences “I could be Police concentrated on BONELESS m ly' retarded, two others charged with treason under the woods Sunday but have developed arthritis COOKED SALAM I...... the National Security ' said Laaman managed to aiiid o n e o f h is tw o Act.” , elude them. TOPBLAK WEAVER f t O d l O grandchildren had her "W e just don’t know blood changed at birth. He Barry Kail pf the CHICKEN ROLL ...... m ’ Z " National Association of JAN LAAMAN what happened to him,” ^ys he believes their said a bewildered state STEAK lb. LAND O’ LAKES AMERICAN OR f O OToblems are due to his Atomic veterans, based in . eludes troopers Burlington, Iowa, sai(f police spokesman. “ It BONELESS MOZZARELLA CHEESE m ’ Z ^ 3fwn radiation exposure. He i^till amazes us bow he managed to get out of the woods ^'»id he was worried other most test document^ have TOBIN’S * i f 0 0 « ^ te ra n s exposed to the UPI photo been declassified and there 4 About ISO officers, aided by dogs and helicopters, tadiation and their are few legal risks in SHOULDER RACON ...... b .* l Jspent Sunday hunting a three-square-mlle wooded l^milies might have Van R. Brandon tells reporters Sunday how talking. Brandon, who -has suf •area for Jan Laaman, identified as a member of Me }8imilar problems. he followed orders to prepare phony records •radical MelyilleJackson Unit,-which is suspected in the •' James Freeman, a Pen fered from degenerative ROAST lb. hiding high levels of radiation exposure to discogenic spine disease jSlaying of a New Jersey state trooper Dec. 21. tagon spokesman in soldiers at four atomic tests in 1956 and •] Laaman fled from a station wagon containing a WHOLE OR HALF GARDEN FRESH ^Vfashington, said he had no since November 1979, said I'^shotgun and rifle after the 2 a.m. skirmish at a highway ■comment on the news con 1957. he was denied veterans PRODUCE SPECIALS I jrest areS. Another man in the car, armed with a ference or on ap earlier in- benefits. He said officials jrevolver, was apprehended. BONELESS t ^ i e w , in which Brandon The badges were exposure above the ap denied the existence of the - Ten to 15 state police officers patrolled the ar^ in said his seven-man, top designed to record the proved dosimeter top secret medic unit he .cruisers late Sunday and early today, looking for 7 9 < Secret Combined levels of radiation to which reading,” he said. “ The says he was in. JUMBO LDTUCE...... ilLaaman. .lb. Operations Nuclear the men wearing them, other set of books was to Brandon said he joined H Detectives said they believed he had escaped the Jtedical Evaluation Team who ' were sometimes show what the actual the niilitary in January TABLE TREAT woodOd area, but had no idea where he might have gone. lb. baga 2 / 8 9 « t t p t two sets of ledgers to marched to ground zero, reading was. 1954 at the age tff 17, and CALIFORNIA CARROTS...... 1 “ We’re exploring every possibility,” the spokesman '^record radiation readings had been exposed. Sometimes the badges was sent as a.'medic to I Jsaid, "even that he might have stolen a car.” jjSom film badges worn by “ One set was to show actually measured radia Korea and la te/ joined the STEAK- “ He could have headed down thebi(d>way, or into the JUMBO NAVEL ORANGES.... 5 / 9 9 « >' diers at the test site. that no one received an tion exposures below the top-secret CONhffiT team. !! 0 1 nearby residential areas,” he added. ; • The second man in the car was tentatively identified .14 ox. ;:a a Ghristopher King o f Brooklyn, N.Y., iwho was PINK or WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 4 / 9 9 * f^a/g is in Spain polishing .ImAAwSMrv s KiillAfnwbinf vrmiaf on/l liorl a Dinm ni&tnl
'tgiumed down under sellar circumstances when he '! stopped a car on Interstate 80 in Kpowlton Towniihlp, Speech criticizing USSR ' * N.J. Dec. 21. t The Melvllle-Jackson Unit is believed to be headed by FULL CUT TUESDAY WBWkBONLY' W A
' ^ D R I D , Spain (UPI) - The co n fe re n ce — a Secretary of State product of the Helsinki iCross-examination SIRLOIN STEAKS .*2 A^xander Haig, ignoring Final Act signed by the ^l^scow's objections, Soviet Union, Poland, and pUished a speech today at- 31 other European nations PORTER HORSE or SHORT STEAKS .^3 ^cking the military — must assess the im fof Sunny's n)aid LEVONIAN a government of Poland and plications of the repression !£fecusing M oscow of a in Poland for fufure %8t- M ajor role in the West relations, Ha(g kald. r DOMESTIC COOKED HAW backdow n. The secretary of state Ic6ntinaes ^ Haig warned on arriving said it was important “ ail Sunday from Washington the signatory states reaf ^ NEWPORT (UPI) — The maid who told police that We Give Old Fashioned No Substitute firm their aiUierence to the Jor this week's conference ^ Claus von Bulow once wanted to “ unlock the respirator” spirit and letter of the For Quality on. Security and Coopera 2 suj^rting his comatose wife has been on the witness Butcher Service tion in Europe that martial Final Act of Helsinki.” ■i sta ^ for'tw o days without being asked that. 1 ^ in Poland could kill the A senior official on Mtaria Schrallbammer, the (Serman s i f t e r , who for Haig’s plane told reporters 1W5 Helsinki accords on 23 years was Mrs. Martha “ Sunny” Von Billow’s per- STOKE HOURS: human rights and. secure on the flight to Madrid that sonal maid and her confidant behind the scenes o f the borders. the West cannot peirnit ^ • world of high society; faces more cross' examination Mon. & Tues. ’til 6KI0 317 Highland S t Warsaw and Moscow to es ;:^-“ This visit occurs : ' today. ii^ainst the backdrop of cape censure for the " Mis . von Bulow has lain in a com a for 13 months and Wed., Thurs., 0 Fri: 'til 9D 0 ^pression in Afghanistan military crackdown in MHHCHESTER heu* doctors giver her no chance of recovery. Ilie state is Poland,” Haig said. Poland on Dec. 13. cAPsaui Sat. & Sunday i trying to prove that her husband CTaus t r i^ M c e to kill ;‘-tIt is absolutely essential "It is the underpinning of 'til 6:00 ■omiofu 1 h«- by injecting insulin to aggravate her low blood-sugar lhat the signatories to the detente, it is the fruit of • condition. mCHLAlTS FA Helsinki Pact view the detente, and it Is the iM u n ^ The prosecution has told a superior court jury of five situation in Poland as a framework under which wnuoiM ^cAwuu^i "i marrlM women; six married men and one bachelor that fundamental and perhaps Elast-West relations must . ■ von ^ lo w was driven to attempt murder by his love for fatal threat to the entire recede or progress,” the a Park Avenue socialite and lust for the |15 million in- ■Helsinki process. UPI photo official said. “ This con heritance lie would get on bis wife’s death. . Haig prepared a major ference cannot be con Sunny went into Me lasting com a on Dec. 21 1980. a dd ress today for the ducted as ‘business as U.S. Secretary of State Alexander Haig Three months later, in a statement to state police, resumption of the con usual’ when the bedrock of ^ • J makes a short statement on arrival in Madrid NASAI '4 Maria was asked if von Bulow had said anyMing of con- ference Tuesday and the whole process has been GROCERY SPECiALS FROZEN & DAIRY late Sunday. Haig will address the Tuesday sequence or importance since Me hospitalization. planned to meet this challenged.” SPRAY ;■} “ Yea,” she replied, “ He preferred ... Important... to SW EET U F S BTOUFFER’S LEAN CUISINE evening with West German session of the meetings to review the 1975 The''officiaI said Western |OimiOf4 6 TMUn If unlock Me respirator at Mat time because Me doctor • IRWiOI. Foreign Minister Hans- Helsinki accords on human rights and hopes that the Helsinki APPLESAUCE...... ,.«..99« CMGKEN&VEGETABLES • 1 .8 9 t, said Mere wouldn’t be any help, that she would never M R .e o m u i ■jSietrich Genscher, who security in Europe. process would strengthen OToupreiro l e a n c u io in r recover again.” Maria did not define “ at that time.” :dbes not want an attack on human and political rights A monM after'Maria said that, von Bulow was asked FILTERS...... » ..39« SPAGHETTI...... • 1 .5 0 Warsaw and Moscow to “ resolutely oppose” any Polish government or the in Europe Hrere under B M IIlO l U M t N by police wbeMer Mere had ever been any discussion cmsco STOUFFER't LEAN CUISINE jnipture the conference. attempt by Haig to use the .rti.# Kremlin for the crackdown mined by events in aa: Mtnu •; coQcering “ discontinuing her life support systems.” He SHOmiNING...... • 1 . 9 9 GLAZED GMGKEN...... i^;Moscow said it will conference to attack the in the Warsaw Pact nation. Af^duinistan and Poland. • 2 .4 9 • ; replied that a doctor friend at a Boston hospital-Where DUNCAN HINES C eU IN TAN O ; Sunny spent her first three comatose weeks had noticed CAKE MIXES...... ,m.6 9 « RAVHHJ...... 1*10. • 1 .3 9 ■ “ DNR” — meaning “ do not resuscitate” — marked on MOTTO her card. • He said Me doctor had asked “ is Mis wiM your ap- DAWN LIQUID...... • 1 . 1 9 APPLE JU K E...... „ ..7 0 « pZompulsory labor enforced V » A I SASSOON AOOAIKf S N O w a ! proval?” ... “ and I said most certainly not.” CHOCK FULL CH NUTS not long after Sunny was moved to Columbia CUM CHOWDER ...... ',..8 9 « WALNUT DAMSH...... • 1 .8 9 Presb3it(9rian Medical Center in New York, he told • w in r ura u N tw u T iN B O TRRC TAVERN p^ ce, there was a pulmebary compUcatlona crisis * for jobless men in Poland .12c “ and l immediately said please do Me tracheotomy and QRAPEFRUIT JUICE...... 8 9 « PIZZA...... MUEixaira vBiUMcaLU. RONZONI Me bronchosci^y and I sent up — signed approval for « s u lca l ijiterventlon.” LINQUIllEinrSPAOHETTI... SMGLE SERVE ENTREES Department said it has a ..., . . 2 i 8 9 * United Press many of whom cried as be Krakow and Bishop • o r lAiria, Me m^la is a star state witness. She was LU C K Y L IA F HOOD list of 7,000 men compelled spoke. Henryk Gulbinowicz of ^ter national IN 11U m m exatnined Tbu/sday by the prosecution and cross- to work and estimated that “ Poles are overcome Wroclaw. The three CHERRY PIE FlUINQ ...... • 1 . 1 9 ICECREAM...... Woal. • 1 .7 9 ' ekamlned FYiday by defense attorney H ^ d Price K ta iN R X throughout the province, with anger,” Glemp said prelates have held ;^Compulsory labor for un- Fabrliigei?. When Me weekend adjourment camq, there are som e 11,000 meetings with Pope John FACIAL TISSUE...... etnployed men, brdered about the Dec. 13 declara Fahrihger had not yet asked her what rig^t she had to go ...... „ . 8 9 « YoSuir™’;...... , . 3 / ^ 1 . 1 9 jobless men affected by the tion of martial law. “ Hie Paul U since Thuraday on - l : tTAnKIST IN OIL OR WATER portly after the declara- mmnping into von Bulow’s little black bag of medicines. LAND O* LAKES government decree. anger, the unjust humilia the martial law situation f o a of martial law, is now I She testified she opened add searched Me bag in* CHUNK LI8HT TUNA...... ,....„.79« CHEDDAR STICKS .1101. • 1 .6 9 Glemp spoke to tion, makes one want and the church’s stand. ■ M I 9 R W I February, April, around Tluuikagivlng and finally on teing enforced throughout members of the Polish BVTQILM a id wink, aROAD o r f in e HOOD nETTER TASTE Poland, Warsaw Radio revenge against impression iD iec. 19 — all in 1900 — « id on M e Mini snoop l)ad found « community of Rome I 1 ' and has made the suffering In Warsaw, a senior kf a bottle labled insulin. NOODLES...... 2 % M K K...... ipald today. packed into the tiny. St. even.more profound.” Communist Party official t That bottle was still there, along wiM a syringe and i> A Polish official con- Stanislaw church for mass Glemp co-celebrated the said membership had I* hypodermic needles, she testified, when on Dec.' 10 she ,'ceded many of the 500,000 Sunday. “ Our country is Poles who quit the Com- mass with Cardinal Fran- dropped by a million Ki searched the bag In New York while descending on an sick,” he told the 400 Poles, ciszek Macharski of to about 2.6 mlllton . ij^unist Party since July :: elevator with von B u W ’a baggage. He left on that day lllllllllllllllllllllllllll w ^ Solidarity union sup- j for Newport, where two days later Sunny was stridcen. , “ You didn’t 111^6 it vMen your mistress becam e in- ^ rte rs and Polish Primate For your health & well4)^ingy please stop in and hove your || frilh coupon A 7,30 pnrrha«r| | i^ a coupon A 7:.'iO purrMaaifi I H-llh riiupon 4- 7,30 purrAnaTjl coupon St 7,50 pnrrho^^ A[|x:hbishop Jozef Glemp toxicated, did yoii?” Fahringer asked, WATDWEiaiT j “No, of coqne not,” Maria replied. jMuned of a “bloody con- PROBLEM? Blood Pressure Checked for FREE on Saturdayy February 13th I! C O N T A D IN A I ! FOLQER’S I I FAB jmntation” if martial law W oodland ^ t she testified Mat Sunny seldom drank. The ^ SHA^NPobor- Mntinues. use ToHr Complof* Garvfoik Csntor. ! ; defenae qmitends h ta . von Bulow was a victim o f seU- I! irauan • ! COFFEE > ! LAUNDRY Or m MWR M64474 IWWaodMM. from 11:00 A.M. til 3:00 P.M. at your Rite Aid Pharmacy, I CONDITIONER ^More than 3,600 r ■ indulgence' In alcotud and barbiturates. ” TOMATOPASre I I FLAKSDISos. I E-LIM iO Z . ! DETERRENT «nglstered as unemployed 361 A/lain Street, A/kinchester, CT. ' • On P ec. 27,1970, the o c c a s a lo n o f Sunny’s first, and • OR.TRIALSIZB ! ■ 4toau the southern mining' Excew watar In U » body can F R E i F R E E F/fg, tenvpriuy coma, Maria bad testlfad ahe tried all day to be uncomfortaUe. & U M wlU i f getclanq tb call a doctor to treat the unaooaelous I '^ovince of Katowice have help you hae water I M.69 I Already been assigned to welsht. We at Lifgett Parkade ★ LECTURE H woman, who Claus said was only sleqiing o ff an eggnog FREE I I FREE I I I * 1 . 4 9 .!,pompulsory, mostly Pharmacy recommend It. y drunk. She obeyed ber master’s wish not to iMone Me I - - I ijnannal jobs during RITE AID PHARMACY R doctor. FM k Bth iQ pnb. 14th. | I F«b. Bth to Psb. 14th. I I Psb. Sth to Pnb. 14th. bilrochielory This Weiwidty • Fik. 19 • 7:30 I FM2. Bth to FMt. 14th. | rJfnuary, the state-run radio • 3 0 0 ■/ “You didn’t believe he was trying to kill her?” OSbr Worth HIQHLAND PARK MKT. j I HIQHLAND PARK MKT. | I PARK MKT. | fsud. AimtKer~S,0(l0 people Topic—Qrowing Npmplonto 361 MAIN STREET Fahringer asked. I L J i G m N h m 'U m L J hfive been ordered to Cut out thli ad — take to stare y! “ No, not on Mis day, but I wondered what was bddnd B u c c o m Iu IIt / MANCHESTER. CT Uated. Pnrchaie one pack o( B- X it,” site replied. "The doctor said when b e arrived that rtoort to job centers for UM and receive one mora E- PHARMACY PHONE: 649-9110 - two minutes laierUter mmshe wouldwinuu have uwnbeen |{uaegone wfor good. m Hc, it said. UM Pack Free. Frae leebvB Cities loiwb J^In Lodx, the Employ- MAII. ORDERS n iX E D OanloH K andlblnmfdniyself so much at that time. I will always nrait and Social .Affairs Join U» Kooh Wook Fo r Tt \|jjpl guilty^ l i i i l i iiiliiiiiiii MANCHESTER HERALD, Mnn , Feb- «• ~ T1 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 8. 1982 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Capjfo/ Footnotes OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Region O'Neill seems to be taring well Highlights Teaching posts cut I By Suzanne trim el two-minute standing ovation and BUT IT WILL BE several more given day and how be feels. ■United Press International delivered a State of the State address in weeks before the 51-year-old governor “ If he’s tired he’ll work out at the GLASTONBURY — Six elementary school There's a danger in emphasizing voke ed a strong voice.' ^ puts in full days in his second floor residence,” said deBear. “ But quite teachers have been notifiecT by the school m - HARTFORD - As Gov. William "The governor,” declared one Capitol Capitol office. honestly, at this point, his tiring out isn’t ministration that their contracts won’t be renewed, I O’Neill made his way around a jammed, aide, “ is back.” “ We’re playing it very loose,!’ said a problem anymore.” owing to declining enrollment. The school population has declined by a tout 1,000 . designated to be trained and there [noisy cocktail fund-raiser last week, BY THE TIME O’Neill was O’Neill’s press secretary, Larrye the next technological revolution. students since it peaked at just over 6,000 in 1975. In There are several ways to ap won’t be much mixing of education > . I Democratic regulars gushed with delight chauffeured home after the evening fun deBear. “ He will be in the Capitol on an FROM a l l a c c o u n t s , O’Neill, and why not? Sen. Carl Zinsser put it That may come next week. September there will be 4,950 students, down 176 and training. and relief. as-needed basis — three or four hours a like most people recuperating from il proach writing a column of editorial this way, “ The schools have to be I visited a print shop in a local draiser, he had put in an 11 hopr day. from the current year, according to enrollment “ He really looks great, doesn’t he?” “ It was like coming home to an'old day to start with, then working up to a lness, was itching to get back to normal comment. One is to research very able to teach the jobs that are school once and felt as if I were on a A MAN 1 KNOW was told by his projections. Some 150 fewer students are expected Manchester I was whispered again and again as the familiar house,” said O’Neill of his full schedule over the next several routine. thoroughly what you are writing needed in the marketplace.” He was in the elementary .grades. historic tour. The materials were high school guidance teacher that he ■ governor stood chaHing ih an elegant art return to the Capitol, 12 weeks after he weeks.” “ I could detect he was anxious as hell about so that you are sure you are echoing the sentiments of many in Henry Schoebel, superintendent of schools, said Spotlight from 10 technologies ago. might as well give up the idea of • I museum courtyard. suffered a heart attack. “ In all honesty, when he’s not in his of to get back into the swing of things,” right, or at least not totally wrong. I with the reduction of six elementary classes next ■ education, in labor, and in business. Another reservation I have is that going to college and get some prac O’N eill’s public appearances “ I feel better and better every day, fice,” said deBear, “ he’ll be doing wha!. said Democratic State Chairman James suppose the national columnists with year, the staffing situation may stablize in the often the push for vocational educa tical training because he would not I Wednesday was the first — putside a stronger and stronger every day,” he he has been doing-- putting in full days Fitzgerald. “ He was developing cabin We are all aware of the fact that By Alex Girelli — City Editor news conference at his home — since lower grades. He said, however, as the smaller research staffs do that. tion seems to come from people succeed in college. The man got ^ said ^ id a y after attending a memorial at the residence.” • fever.” we have been unable to train as leaving a hospital Dec. 17 after open classes make their way into the secondary schools, whose titles begin with "Doctor” angry. He went to college. He ^ jnass for his predecessor, the late Gov. Since'O’Neill went home to Another is be sure to say nothing many people in highly-skilled jobs ^ I heart surgery. His presence confirmed Fitzgerald, with an eye toward can some teaching positions on that level probably will and end with a string of letters in- Ella Grasso. recuperate, his aides have been sending so; unusual or so unequivocal that as our industry needs. We know the became a teacher and Is now, ^ the message his underlings had sought to didate O’Neill, said the governor certain be eliminated. He said the Board of Education isn’t • dlcating academic degrees. It alsp Even political associates who had him materials “ three or four times a ly will be making more and more you have to have researched your problems industry itself has faced. ironically, the director of a ^, convey for weeks — the governor is considering closing any schools now. me some of the words in my comes from other people with very visited O’Neill at the executive day” and the governor has been meeting political appearances in the coming subject very well. since. vocational-agricultural school. I recovering quite weli and able to com- residence during his convalescence were privately, almost daily, with staff weeks. O'Neill is expected to run for a But I met my former instructor vocabulary were archaic. broad backgrounds, people who, if He’s good at it, and he could very ■. I mand the state of Connecticut. A third is to take a chance and MY OWN EXPERIENCE with uplifted by his public presence. members and handling much of the full term this year. they were trained, were also During the day Wednesday, the gover Bowman named hope that your viewpoint has some vocational education is limited to a recently to pick his brain on a I DON’T HAVE the courage or well have been locked out Of It. House Majority Leader John Groppo state’s business “ on the telephone,” said nor held separate meetings at the state Of O’N eill’s ventures Wednesday, carpentry question, and in the the conviction to argue against the educated. said he felt "a lot more comfortable” deBear. validity even if you really don’t couple of shop courses back long ago So I venture to hope that In ^ deBear said, “ He had a great day. He chaplain course of the conversation I dis current stress on vocational educa If you carry the vocational educa Capitol with legislative leaders, big city after seeing O’Neill at the Capitol. know what your are talking about. in my junior high school days and promoting vocational training, we , j mayors and state conunissioners, then Lt. Gov. Joseph Fauliso’s role in the was very enthusiastic about getting back covered that new developments tion, but my conversation wit/i my tion enthusiasm to an extreme, you “ We’ve l ^ n in contact,” said Groppo. VERNON — The Rev. Paul Bowman, former one adult education course in make it flexible enough to accom -,, , convened the Legisiature’s 1982 session. executive branch has been expanded to in the swing of things and he weathered It is in a spirit of sporting hope have rendered a little bit of what I former instructor illustrates a could end up with a European “ But you didn’t know ... whether to pick pastor of Union Congregational Church, has been framing carpentry at Cheney Teoli a modate shifting technologies and . Distinguished in a three-piece pin take.up the slack during O’Neill absence. it well. In all honesty, when he got back that this column plunges forth. learned obsolete. I was taken aback reservation I have. If you train peo lockstep education. Certain people up the phone, whether it would impair appointed chaplain of Rockville General Hospital. few years back. The Cheney Tech broad enough to equip people to be > stripe suit, O’Neill strode firmly to the his recovery. Now I feel more free.” deBear said a lot will depend on the home after the Democratic thing he The chaplain provides services and pastoral sup There is a great deal of emphasis some, but not nearly so much as ple for very specific jobs, and'only will be designated at a very early course was practical, relevant. I put people as well as candidates f o r ' ■ podium in the Hall of the House, smiled “ He tells me he feels great,” Groppo work 'load — whether the governor’s needed a good night’s rest — and he got port to patients and their families and the hospital' when ,I took a refresher course in for specific jobs, what happens to age as destined to be broadly presence in his office is necessary on any one.” nowadays on vocational education, it to immediate use and I have been somebody’s payroll. broadly as lawmakers gave him a added. staff on request. He provides pastoral assistance in them when those jobs disappear in pdncated and certain others will be Elveryb^y is in favor of more of it, using what I learned there ever Italian and my young teacher told critical situations and acts as a liaison between the • ^ hospital and local clergy. Bowman served as a U.S. Navy Chaplain during' In M anchester Nuke accident drill pleases state officials World War II and has been a fire department chaplain for many years.
HARTFORD (U P I) - State officials and make plans for evacuations. ’The mock accident progressed to rup declared.. Parents make plea The drill included plans for evacuating are generally happy with the outcome of Gov. William O’Neill went to a state tured tubes in the generator, causing Kennedy feeds more serious loss of water, and promp residents in a two mile ring around the HEBRON — A small group of parents, teachers Connecticut’s first nuclear accident armory command post in Hartford for plant and a ten-mile downwind area, said drill, but have to wait two weeks for the the test. ting utility officials to seal off the plant. and principals, attended a Board of Education John Cagnetta, Northeast vice president opinion of federal observers. ’The drill is required by the federal At that point, the governor would be meeting recently to ask for continuation of the for nuclear engineering and environmen A fake nuclear accident was staged Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which notified — as he was under the plan — program for gifted and talented students. The plot suspicions Saturday at the 14-year-old Connecticut sent inspectors to monitor and critique and an emergency plan’goes into effect. tal engineering. program is in danger of being cut because of cuts in Yankee Nuclear Power Station in East Connecticut’s performance. Eventually, the mock disaster Bus companies in the area were federal funding. Haddam, the oldest of the state’s three Under the plan, Uie governor’s press assumed a hydrogen explosion in the notified, but no residents actually were The federal program that paid for one teaching secretary was notified at 6 a.m. by plant’s switchgear room and large, position last year is no longer in existence. Because If the school administration' This modification, coupled nuclear plants. evacuated under the drill. Hundreds of officials in 18 towns sur Northeast Utilities, operators of the releasing dangerous radioactive gas into of this, the school administration has asked the with the haste with which the In a real emergency, they would be thought it made sense to close rounding the plant, from Westbrook to plant, that radioactive water was leaking the atmosphere. school board to assume the cost of that position a s ' Sheltered Workshop put a claim bused to emergency centers in New Bentley school and still keep the I the south to Colchester to the east, also from cracks in steam generator tubes — Then, an Alpha, or general emergency well as an additional full-time teaching position Haven, Wethersfield and Norwich. special class operating there for on the school building, gives rise I were on duty in the drill, to be advised a minor event contained within the plant. event — the worst classification — was proposed in the 1982-83 budget at a cost of $34,967. The program serves 65 students which is 10 per a year, it should have said so to an uneasy feeling about how cent of the total school population. Board member the criteria for school closing very clearly in the first place. Tom Kelly suggested dropping the program from There may be no basic con-. were applied. the current curriculum asking whether the board' tradiction between the two Dr. Kennedy says whether the should spend that kind of money on a few students. The board decided to look at the local budget recommendations. But the fact class can remain at Bentley £> before making any recommendations on reduc that the Dr. James Kennedy, the depends on what use is made of Area towns tions. superintendent of schools, the rest of the school building. vyaited so long to spell out the Now if it develops that the Andover Missing meat mystery details gives ammunition to Sheltered Workshop and that Coventry those who oppose the Bentley Bolton / HARTFORD — Gov. William O’Neill has asked special class share the building school closing and puts doubts in the chief state’s attorney to investigate the dis many will suspect that the com-, the minds of those who sup appearance of more than 3,000 pounds of meat from bination is hot an accidental a University of Connecticut warehouse. ported the administration deci effect of the Bentley choice, but The 3,000 figure is twice the amount the universi sion. a cause. ty reported missing last week, state auditors said. What Dr. Kennedy had to say The auditors recommended th&governor call in law about the special education Closing schools is a touchy Fund vote due Bolton super suggests enforcement authorities. classes Thursday should have thing at best. Every effort The university had called state auditors last week to investigate the disappearance of 1,470 pounds of been said very publicly before should be made by the ad hamburger. A subsequent investigation disclosed ministration nd the Board of for sand, salt the subcommittee from the the loss of an additional 1,428 pounds of roast beef, Board of Education acted on the Education to avoid any mistakes cube steak and other meats in October 1981. in community relations in the question. BOL’TON — Residents attending a special town cut in principal's post State auditors said the missing meat represents It should have been in the process. meeting at 8 p.m. today in the Community Hall will the largest disappearance of food from a state agency in memory and the amount could only be a public eye when parents were be asked to vote to put 215,000 into the depleted sand The board made no formal action tiny fraction of the total loss. and salt account. By Richard Cody see the full cut, but said he was not assessing the effect of school The food was recorded as leaving the warehouse The town’s sand and salt pile, located at the town Herald Reporter on the position; it was a consensus yet sure how he would vote on the closing plans. for designated school dining halls, which never garage on Notch Road, was down by 50 percent agreement. proposal. He said he was basing his One argument Bentley parents shortly before winter technically began Dec. 21. BOLTON —Superintendent Ray Allen said Friday the new stance on a 92.6 percent increase in received the meat. used against the proposal was Correction L m than one month later, following a series of mond A. Allen has changed his proposal entails cutting the assis adminstratiop costs from school the argument that the school snow storms, officials reported the pile was gone. stance and will be recommending a tant principal position at the year 1975-76, while regular learning elementary school by half, and com programs Went up 35 percent. Youth target of search was, uniquely suited to the In the Feb. 2 Manchester The Board of Finance last month backed the half-time cut in the assistant prin cipal position tonight at a special bining it with another teacher posi “ It worries me,” he said. Herald, an editorial complaining selectmen’s request for the $15,000, and pointed it EAST HARTFORD — Michael Filakouris, 12, of special education class that board meeting that will also con tion. ’The teacher position, accor “ There’s been a lot of growth in that towards a town meeting. Any appropriation 123 Christian Drive, is the object of a search by meets there. Now Dr. Kennedy, about meaningless sider raising Ms own salary. ding to the plan, would be cut in half. area.” exceediiig $5,000 must go to a town meeting, accor state and local police. The youth has been missing in saying that the class may re proclamations referred to one Allen’s proposal comas half-way Marshall said Sunday the teacher Allen said Friday he will be ding to charter. from his home since Friday about 4 p.m. to meeting the board’s agreement planned for the ax'. is a special recommending some other staff main there for another year, issued the previous week by When the request was made last month. First Police said his sister said she had seen her Is Begin really a moderate? Selectman Henry P. Ryba said the fact that most of last year that it would terminate the education resource teacher. ’This changes, but he declined commen seem s to concur that the school is Gov. William O’Neill declaring brother involved in a fight at his school. Sunset position entirely at the end of tMs person would be dropped from the ting on specifics. Feb. 14 through Feb. 22 “ We the snow has fallen on the weekends, meaning the Ridge, shortly before he came home. Police were especially well suited for that school year. Before last week, Allen school payroll. ’The assistant prin Marshall said the town has to pay overtime, has caused the salary ac alerted to his disappearance at 7 p.m. Friday. class. Believe in Marriage Week.” The had supported maintaining the full' cipal, now Ann Rash, will pick up superintendent’s salary will also be WASHINGTON - The troubles count to drop. He said it is likely more money will The chief reason is that the editorial incorrectly said that Secretary James Watt, heard about positiem despite opposition from half of that job while keeping half of discussed tonight in executive ses The boy is described as being 5 foot, 3 inches and between Israel and the United be needed for this. facilities for that class are cut the governor’s staff had dis Arnett’s list and prepared his own ; Since the pile went down the town has been budget committee Duirman James the job of assistant principal. Allen sion. Allen currently makes about weighing about 90 or 100 pounds. He was last seen States are “ behind us,” Secretary of declined naming exactly which $36,000 plus benefits. off from the rest of the school tributed copies of the proclama list — of 224 members. - borrowing from other accounts to keep an adequate C. Marshall, who wanted to see the wearing a yellow and black knit cap, a blue jacket, State Alexander Haig has declared. /board’s prior intentions carried,, teacher would go. The meeting will be at 7;30 p.m. in . jeans and white sneakers, family members said. and, indeed, should be cut off tion to the state’s news media ’The odd thing is that Jim and Ray >: supply of sand and salt. Accordingly, the United States Jack Anderson don’t always agree on the proper ' through. . ' . Marshall said he would still like to the Center School library. from the rest of the school. That, via-taxpayers’ money. In fact. vetoed United Nations sanctions first name for their congressional Dr. Kennedy seems to indicate, Worldwide Marriage Encount,er, against Israel over the Golan Washington Merry-Qo-Round pals. Some examples: ■ . a private organization, dis is the reason it can rem ain there Heights annexation, and Prime Rep. Morris Udall, D-Arlz.,'is a • Annual even if the rest of the school is tributed copies of the proclama Minister Menachem Begin personal Coventry tqxpqyers' group elects Carilli buddy-buddy "M o” to Wett, but a 20 % Off used for non-academic purposes. tion. ly assured President Reagan that prim “ Morris” to Arnett. Sen. J i ^ Israel would not break the truce in Danforth, R-Mo., is "Jade” to Jim ' COVENTRY - The taxpayei^s’ Thomas Brainard was elected vice run on the taxpayers’ slate, was a coun many of the recent referendums which in Sale Lebanon unless "provoked.” was the only member of his own depends on the exttemists for his . asaociatioh has picked former councilor president, Clement Bouchard, cil member from 1979 to 1981. Being turn led some residents to file a • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING^ and “John” to Ray. Rep. Eugene -: precedent-setting budget suit. She said But there is still a residue of hard Cabinet who voted for them. razor-thin parliamentary majority Joyce E. CarilO to fill the shqes of out secretary, Kenneth P. Donovan, Mghly outspoken herself, and pitted The colorful store that comes to your door.'“ Chappie, R-Callf., on the other hand,’ though she will move to the backround Berry's World feelings against Begin inside the • One million Israelis — out of 3.2 — and if he fails, his successor spokep and higMy visible past Prosident treasurer, Alice Heckler, parliamen against tax increases the last months of is "dene” to Watt, but a really in- ’ tarian, and Arlene Donovan, recording her tenure as councilor, she is expeefod townspeople can still expect to hear White House. ’The president’s ad million — signed petitions last might be less able to resist their aider "Oino” to A r ^ . Geraldine Blssonnette. DECORATING DEN secretary. All are holding one-year to follow in Mrs. Bissonnette’s shoes. from her. visers blame the acerbic Israeli December demanding that Begin pressure. •/ • Custom dropory * «vovon woods • mini-blinds • l^ d sproods In general. Watt seems to feel en Blssonnette, who stepped down terms. With Mrs. Carilli at the helm, the “ I ’m not going to disappear,” she said. • vortical blinds • swogs/comicos • shodos prime minister for the.lack of com stop the return of the Sinai to Egypt. “ I ’m going to still watch what’s going What Weinberger, Veliotes and titled to greater familiarity than, ■. Voluntarily before |^'el6ction last week, taxpayers’ group will not lose any of its Ehp*M d*corotir>g advic* ol your conv*ni*rK« with rto obligattoo. munication between Washington • One hundred thousand the Middle East experts are ad Arnett. Thus be addresses Rep.' g said Sunday her ihpve was designed to Mrs. Carilli, a Democrat who resigned volatility. on. No, I ’m not dying. I will speak out, and Tel Aviv over the annexation. demonstrators called for the expan vising Reagan to do is forget the Silvio Conte, R-Mass., as "Sil,” ff allow new blood into the association. from the Democratic Town Committee but not as a speaker of an organization. ------“ 6 4 3 -2 0 72 On the other hand, sources told Mrs. Blssonnette helped engineer sion of Israeli territory to its personalities involved and address Rep. Paul McCloskey, R-Callf., as “ It’s time ff^ a new face,” she said. before last fall’s municipal election to As an individual I will.” my associate Ron McRae that Begin onetime Biblical borders— from the himself to the issues that divide “ Pete,” and Rep. Charles has his supporters in some unlikely Euphrates River on the east to the Israel and the United States — par Pashayan, R-Callf., as "Chip.” To' H places within the Reagan ad Nile on the west. This would include -^you CBrtainly can...find reliaf ticularly the Palestinian question. the more reqwetful Arnett, they are' • ministration. Defense Secretary nearly half of Egypt and most of Public hearing set tonight Itis the issues that must be Silvio, Paul and Charles. Caspar Weinberger, Assistant Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq. pommon Colds answered if close ties are to be One name the Jim and Ray show Secretary of State Nicholas Veliotes • In a poll of secondary-school restored between the two allies. boats agree on la Rep. S i d ^ Ya ie a ». and Middle East analysts in the in students last November, 60 percent IINUS Sufferers Footnote: A spcriresman for the D-Iil.,'chairman of the A p - ‘ on AnejOver apartment plan AT telligence agencies believe Begin is favored the raidical right-wing Israeli Ehnbassy pointed out that the propriatibhs Snbetmunittee that getting a bum rap on this one. Tehiya ( “ revlvaT’ ) party, which hai «M pMph urits Oksut SYUMUM DscsuieitMl signatures on ^ Sinai petiUra have bandies the Interior Department’s ’They view Begin as — of all things calls for the physical expulsion of W M t . Parisian Coiffure not been verified and that the budget requekts. No back-slappiiig ANDOVER — Tbe public hearing Mgbway. ' Kostic said Town Attorney — a moderate in Israeli politics. non-Jews from Israel and the oc on! Eugene Safoniartino’s proposal ' Sammartino owns 5.06 acres there UM HIN. 10IIS • Mrs. JL - *117 Iw M has m i M ita 1043 Main Street secondary-school students who par "D eaf SW” for Y ^ . U ’s "D e w ” Katherine Hutchinson will give a ’They’re advising the White House cupied territories. to put in 10 apartments on Itoute 6 is that were once offered for sale to decision tonight on'the point. He drahiia hat triad ssani l « M aa$ tablet avilaUs, bat (rear of Manchester State Bank) ticipated in the p o | l do not vote. Congressman” all the way. l ” that Begin’s successor is likely to be • Settlers in the Sinai village of at 7:30 p.m. today in the Andover the town. ’The acreage is bordered in d e c lii^ to comment on what it S n s S E M raalf amhed leaf aad fa tL” even more intransigent i and un Yamit are threatening to secede LET’S BE BUDDlESi Elementary School, and Chairman tbe back by the Hop R iver... would be. NUIIIIBNIT, n • Nr. KIIL "Neat praduet-reMy halpat POLITICAL FlLEi Sen Diegq J o ^ I.. K ( ^ c said 80 to 100 persons INTRODUCES predictable. from Israel, and vow they’ll resist Bureaucrats who get first-name One of the points that may decide' Sammartino’s proposal follows Mayor Pete Wilson is the choice^rf „ ■ may mqr-up, if the weather is good. the outcome of the proposal will be Personally, Begin is a likable and any attempt by the Israeli Army to letters from members of Congress closely after his recent plan to put W m M M , IN . - lh a. U . 1 aai aatUag ta ta l yaa that I Calif omia Republican leadprs in the ."But t ^ 'o b ly 10 may show iqi,” d e c lM tonight, Koatic said.'Part of congenial man. But he is under con force them out. are in a bit of a quandary: How condominiums on routes 6 and 87. haw aaiy, aary had tiaatat aad I haw triad avatythlac that it MISS CAROL primary battle for the U.Si - he said. “ A lot of people may think the 5.05 acres lies in the 500-year After tiding to arrange a regulation an tta W tha oaw tai'aNdkhN aad Miad that the S m Formerly of West Hartford tinuous pressure from extremist • Radical J ^ s h terrorist groups familiar should the salutation Iw on their comments, on the con flood zone, wMch means less than seat of S.I. Hayakawa. Wilson is a>:v c h ^ e to permit tbe devel^ment, liiiagaataat lahM t daat aNia tar a * than aay athei factions in Israel, and most resfiond have attackea government offices their response? And if a first-name dominiums apply here. But this is five acres is outside the flood zone, OEM known mqderate, and the CK)P>" he was m et by stiff opposition and %wrtha4aaMar* drag that thaw trial R deal aat caagleMi with tough talk and hardline policies with Molotov cocktails to protest the reply is called for, what does the different.” l^ t there have io be at least five Specializing in up-to-date sachems figure this is what theyT( •> backed down, vowing to to try again. aalwalavprahlaaN,hatHaaradtathelpBis.laaianBiyta- . to keep their support. Here are Sinai withdi'awal. august member like to be called? need to counter Ctov. Jerry B tow ^ Sqdunartlno, owner of Fireside acres before there Can be a zone hairstyling for etMI»rNiA.lne some examples of the pressures on m th zealots like these snapping at Assistant Interior Secretary Ray Realty Inc. and its sister firms Fri- change, wM di Sammartino needs to A public hearing on the con eaad has af S Y N M E M aad I teal ytar pradact it tha hast' the shoo-in Democratic ’ nonlnio dominium plan saw about .70 •men ewomen Pcmldren Begin, as presented by his reluctant' his heels, Begin’s annexation move Arnett prepared a list tar his letter- Land Equities Ii k . and ’Tiger Lee have his proposal accepted. haw fa a d aa tar.” But they’ve somehow got to got r i d '' Cotashruction Co!, applied to the residents turn out and lambast the ' Yaa ahaaM try S Y N M U M taday. Ob Sale at "Just a minute, Mr. O'Shauneaay. Which IRA but realistic defenders in the ad- and bis intem j^ate scolding of the writing underlings of the 171 Buildings cannot be erected in a Make An Appointment Today wd omuw bwt m of Maureen Reagan and Hayakawa Planning pnd Zoning Commission in flood zone. idea of putting such a development hair atyllng and the baat profaaalonal touch. mlnlstration: United States are understandable if members of Gongreis with udiqm.lw arewadlacuaainghare?" bimaelf.Thepresidant’sdBMlhteris.' Deoembeu:. for permission to put Sammartino has argued at in Andover. Uggttt Pirinda nnimaey • Thmigh ^ Camp David accords hot particularly palatable, argue feels authoiited to cmrespood on a viewed aa dead in t e primary, hnki. ' iutertments! across Route 6 from meetings that he does not plan to use Kostic said there will be no action CALL 643-9832 NOW passed the Israeli parliament, B^4n iiWelnberger and the others. Begin first-naitoe basis. JUs boss. Interior so far she won't v Im m Shoddy MUI Road enters the the land in the fim d sane. tonight. MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 8, 1982 - 9_ 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 8, 1862 'sci; Yacavone Consumer Update/Gardens O bituaries TY-Movles / Comics steps up FOCUS/H om e
Bump*r BMChwood the convenience of the family. The T O L L A N D — B u m p e r Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main campaign Beechwood, 3, of of 49 Rhodes Road St., has charge of arrangements. died Friday at Rockville General There are-ho calling hours. Connections Hospital. He was the son of John and Anthony Camelll state Rep. Muriel Yacavone, Bonnie Lee (Johnson) Beechwood. GLASTONBURY - Anthony East Hartford, who represents a Susan Plese Funeral services were held today. Camelli, 86, of Main Street died portion of Manchester, late last weak The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Saturday at a local convalescent stepp^ up her campaign for tin? Herald Prospect St., Rockville. Memorial home. He was the husband of the secretary of the state’s job by s e itf contributions may be made to the late Theresa D. Camelli. ding a letter to state officers, R eporter Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Funeral services will be Democratic party leaders and Transport Van Fund in care of John Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from elected officials and Democratk: Beechwood, 49 Rhodes Road, Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 women’s clubs. t Tolland. This fund was started to New London Turnpike, with a mass ’The six-term representative say replace the newborn transport van of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. in her letter she is “ seriously con of the University of Connecticut Paul’s Church. Friends' may call at sidering seeking the nomination" at Health Center, which was damaged the funeral home Tuesday from 2 to the Democratic convention in July, beyond repair in an accident last 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations ’The previous secretary of the year. may be made to the Glastonbury state, torbara B. Kennelly, was just Sales tax Mary R. Dorchester Volunteer Ambulance Association, elected to the U.S. Congress from Mary (Russoman) Dorchester of P.O. Box 453, Glastonbury. the 1st District. A deputy, Maura L. 94 Harlan St. died Feb. 3 in Point Melley, was appointed by Got. taxes her Pleasant Beach, N.J., after a long il William A. O’Neill to finish Mrs. ’ Kennelly’s term. lness. She was the wife of John Mary E.S. Johrtson ' ’The secretary of the state’s posi Dorchester. Mary E. (Soucie) Johnson, 67, of tion has been a stepping stone patience She also leaves a son, John East Holden, Maine, formerly of higher political offices in recent Dorchester of Avon; a daughter, Manchester, died Friday in Maine. H«rald photo by Pinto years. Jean Dorchester Smith of She was born in Millinocket, ^ It happened again last week. I Besides Mrs. Kennelly, the la ^ Maryland; a brother, and one grand Maine and had lived in Manchester went into Marshall’s to buy shoes Vi/anda Niemann of Ellington runs an know If Increased military spending will Ella T. Grasso used the office as f son. for many years before moving back for my son, and, as usual, when it automatic turret lathe at Dean Machine mean more Jobs for It and other defense platform for an election to Funeral services were held in to Maine a few months ago. She had was time to pay I had my customary Products Inc. The company does not yet subcontractors. Congress. Later, she was elected Point Pleasant Beach. been employed at Kelly Services battle with the cashier. governor. Former Secretary of the and had worked at the West Hart Ro m P. Raymond State Gloria Schaeffer won her par The battle was over the sales tax EAST HARTFORD - Rose (Pan- ford Art Museum. She was a past and whether or not it should he member of the Manchester Art ty’s nomination to run for the U.S. dozzi) Raymond, 56, of 444 Brewer Senate in 1976, although she lost the charged. We all know that in Association and the Manchester St. died Saturday at Hartford Budget plan hh general election to Republican ' Connecticut we don’t have to pay tax Hospital. She was the wife of Senior Citizens. ■ She leaves three daughers, Mrs. Lowell P. Weicker. ; on clothing for children under 10, but Rodoiphe Raymond. In her letter, Mrs. Yacavone Jean Archambault of Marlborough, and Export-Import Bank lending • Arts and humanities. Reagan - that law gets a bit messy when This Capd Cod house, with Its weathered shingles, windows with small fianes, breezeway and attached garage, Is for sale. Some say It Is probably the best Funeral services will be Continued from page one stressed party loyalty. Mrs. Leona Fish in Massachusetts, reflect the administration’s intent to proposed cutting the National En dealing with an under 10 child with Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. at the “ I am an active participant in the real estate buy of (he year In Manchester. and Mrs. Helen Murray of Harwin- Congress to shift to the states reduce the government’s role as a dowment for the Arts from $143 oversized feet. D’Bsopo East Hartford Funeral affairs of the Connecticut Federa ton; a brother, A1 Souci in Utah; a through block grants the task of major supplier of credit. million to $1(X).8 million and the (^apel, corner of High and Carter tion of Democratic Women’s Cluhs I EXPLAINED to the cashier sister, Evyonne Schimpf of East teaching potential workers basic • Housing. Reagan, confident of a National Endowment for the streets, with a mass of Christian and have enthusiastically workqd Holden; and.eight grandchildren. skiils. revitalized private-sector housing Humanities from $139 million to $96 ' that the shoes were for my son, age May be town's best buy burial at 10.a.m. at St. Christopher for Democratic candidates in Funeral services will be • Agriculture. Reagan proposed market, proposed sharp reductions million — smaller cuts than he 9. She said that since they were over Church.. Friends may call at te numerous campaigns, at all levelSj^” Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from the cutting the Agriculture Department in federal assistance for home proposed, and failed to get, last a size %, she bad to charge tax. funeral chapel Tuesday from 2 to 4 wrote Mrs. Yacavone. “ My political John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 budget from $29.4 billion to $23.5 buyers and renters, with overall year. ? ’Th^ were size SVk. “ But they are and 7 to 9 p.m. experiences have given me the op W. Center St., Manchester, with a billion. ’The reductions reflect lower spending of $7.3 billion for sub • Postal Service. Reagan for a 9-year-old,’ ^ I explained again, portunity to meet and work with Sanford F. Jones mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at spending for commodity price sup sidized housing. proposed cutting the Postal Service statewide Democratic leaders...” feeling my blood pressqre rise. House fumishedr ready for sale COVENTRY - Sanford F. Jones, Church of the Assumption. Burial ports, the food stamp program and • Justice. Reagan proposed $2.67 subsidy for non-profit mail to $5(X) Included with the letter was a “ But they are classified as adult. 59, of 66 Morin Ave. died Saturday in will be at the convenience of the loans for rural housing. billion for the Justice Department, million from $619 million. He also “ biographical background” of Mrh. Do you want them'or not?” she said, The breezeway'between the gar Rockport, Maine. family. Friends may call at the • Health. Reagan proposed tur an increase of 7.7 percent, in part to requested no funds for the public By Barbara Richmond cracking her gum impatiently. age and the house has a little red He was born in Washington, funeral home Wednesday from 8 ning over more federal health support the administration’s^ service subsidy. — money used to Yacavone’s political career She Herald Reporter currently is vice chairwoman of the ' Last time this happened, I asked wagon, a little red tricycle and a Maine, and had iived in Coventry for a.m. until the time of the funeral. programs to the states and crackdowns on narcotic trafficking ' support non-profitable services such Human Services Committee. t to speak to the manager, and I got Nestled away from view on Ver chair. the past 32 years. He was the Memorial contributions may be providing a slightly higher overall and illegal aliens. as rural routes and small post of non Street is a charming Cape Cod Typical of the Cape Cod homes, proprietor of Nathan Hale Gas Ser made to either the American Heart level of funding for health, despite a • Transportation. Reagan, fices. Mrs. Yacavone, who late last year the same answer. Supposedly, there home. It’s been there for some time the little house has small-paned win vice Inc. of Coventry. He was a Association of Greater Hartford, 310 sharp for cut personnel, oiutlays for proposed cutting transportation fun indicated her interest in the was nothing they could do about the — it has never, had any occupants. dows made of plexiglass. World War II Army veteran. Collins St., 9r to a charity of the health care would rise from .$68 ding from . $23.4 billion to $21.2 secretary of the state’s position, classifications, regardless of the said she has not decided for sure to But it is for sale. The minute weathered shingles He leaves two sons, Sheldon S. donor’s choice. billion this year to $72.7 billion, and billion, including a reduction from child’s age. Last time I was so seek the office. The house is shingled and has the took a lot of hard work to make Jones of Storrs and Kevin C. Jones of Reagan wants recipients of $735 million to $600 million for Am- . irritated that I walked out of the Mrs. Marguerite E. Church . ‘"The decision ... is a difficult ohe weathered look of homes in Cape them look that way. Mrs. Larson Coventry; three daughters, Diane Medicaid to help pay for medical trak. He also proposed new aviation SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. to make,” she wrote. “ In the coih- store minus the merchandise, but Cod. It has five rooms with bath, an said black stain was put on the Bluto of Munson, Mass., Donna S. services. taxes to pay for a multibillion dollar Man killed Marguerite (Edgerton) Church of ing months, I will be conferring with this time my son really needed those attached garage and, an extra shingles and then wiped off. After Walker of Coventry, and Denise • The Environment. Reagan modernization of the air traffic con South Windsor and Groton Long TORRINGTON (UPI) - Douglas shoes and I didn’t feel like playing feature, a 1934 Ford Victoria parked that the shingles were washed and Moynihan of Coventry; three proposed a $9.9 billion environmen trol system. many Democrats, in order to assess Point died Saturday. She was the J. Beyer of Torrlngton was killed on the depth of my support.” the outraged customer again. in the garage. now they look like they spent years sisters, Arlene Nye and Geraldine tal budget that cuts back sharply on . • Regulation. Reagan, saying he wife of the late Hollis F. Church. his 7()th birthday on Sunday in a one- ‘ T il take them,” I said, huffing sitting in the salty ocean air. Chandler, both of Coventry, and An spending by the Environmental has made progress toward shackling THE STONE FIREPLACE in the nie Gagnon of Bolton; a brother, Services will be held Feb. 13 at 1 - car accident on White Woods Road, and mumbling under my breath. 'Protection Agency to curb pollution the "juggernaut” of government living room was made with stones THE HOUSE HAS some other Stanley Jones of Storrs; and seven p.m. in Canton Center police said. aiilk other programs to manage regulation, proposed cutting the that came from Cape Cod. Ad special features, too. It has tiny Congregational Church. Burial will Beyer was driving east when his Personal, advice . NOW f t MIGHT 8«m like an grandchildren. public resources? All but 9 percent Federal Trade Commission’s budget ditional features incluae wall-to- chandeliers and the dining room be in Center Cemetery, South Wind car swerved off the right side of ^he Abigail .Van Buren offers personal I overreaction to make such an issue Funeral services will be of the reduction would come from by than $7 million and dismantling wall carpeting and handmade latch- hutch has a light in it. There is also sor. Memorial donations may be road and hit a snowbank and a tree over 68 cents. It probably would be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at First cuts in grahts for sewage treatment the Bureau of AJeobol, Tobacco and advice daily in one of America’s hooked rugs upstairs and and old wind-up phonograph and tiny made to the South Windsor about 2:30 p.m., police said. He was ' easier to pay it quietly. But Connec Congregational Church of Coventry. projects — frbui $4.1 billion in 1982 Firearms. Some other regulatory best-read columns, “ Dear Abby,” in downstairs, along with some hand- handmade sofa pillows. Historical Society, P.O. Box 216, pronounced dead on arrival at ’The Manchester Herald’s Focus sec ticut has one of the highest state Burial will be in New Coventry to ^ .4 billion in1983. agencies escaped relatively un crocheted scatter rugs in some Mrs. Larson said the asking pribe South Windsor. Charlotte Hungerford Hospital. Cemetery. Friends may call at the • Energy. Reagan proposed an harmed. tion. sales taxes in the country.. We pay rooms. for the house hasn’t been decided. If Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson Charles 8. Towle energy budget dominated by in property tax and federal income t u What’s wrong with the house? it’s'sold, the money will go into toe. St., Willimantic,'Tuesday from 7 to 9 Funeral services for Charles S. creased spending for atomic power Without a fuss. I resent paying tax Why hasn’t anyone ever lived in it? personal fund for toe Fenwood p.m. Memorial contributions may Towle of 204 Green Road, who died and deep cuts in energy tax credits, on something which is legally un- Is the price too high? The house residents. be made to the American Heart Thursday, will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. low-income grants and subsfdized taxable. In effect. I’m being could be a real estate agent’s dream. . There it is — doesn’t it sound like Association of Greater Hartford, 310 at Second Congregational Church. loans. He requested $2.1 billion for Fire calls ' penalized for having children who It baa only one thing wrong with it. toe real estate buy of the year? It Collins St., Hartford. development of all energy It’s a dollhouse which was built by Burial will be at the convenience are big for their age. ’The tax is dis could well turn out to be. of the family. Friends may call at technologies, with two-thirds of it the residents of Fenwood Manor Mrs. Elenka D. Gallo criminatory. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main earmarked for nuclear power. ’The Rest Home on Vernon Street. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. fire, 352 Main St. (Town) —Mutual aid to Hebron, B o l t o n So I called the state for more in- St., today front! 7 to 9 p.m. 'hiere will budget also reflects his intention to The house with its miniature wood Elenka (Dorbuck) Gallo, 85, for Manchester Sunday, 5:37 p.m. -.-Auto Route 94. fomnation about this matter that has merly of 101 Connecticut Blvd., be Masonic services at 7 p.m. at the dismantle the Department of Sunday, 7:21 p.rh. shingles sits on a table in the living Friday, 8:12 p.m., accident. Box 42. (Town) Monday, 9:13 a.m. plagued me ever since my 8-year-old died Friday at a local convalescent funeral home. Memorial con Energy. room of the' rest home. The — G a r a g e f i r e , 12 Sunday, 8:47 p.m. —Out —Medical call, intersec —Construction accident, home. She was the wife of the late tributions may be made to the Ap • Loan programs. Reagan kids started outgrowing their legally dollhouse is all furnished with an Wedgewood Drive., (Town) door fire. Imperial Drive. tion of Routes 6 and 87. Birch Mt. extension. Salvatore Gallo, preciation Fund of the Second proposed a new round of cutbacks in acceptable size 12 slacks and size 5 tiques, calico dust ruffles and cur Friday, 10:37 p.ih. r-Car (Town) Private funeral services will be at Congregational Church. many longstanding government- shoes. ’They sent me a copy of the tains, and some of the rooms are fire, Windsor Street Exxon guaranteed loan programs, but said ::''8tate regulation labeled “ Number wallpapered. increases — mainly in housing, station. (Eighth District) Coventry The shell of the house was built by Saturday, 2:52 a.m. When you decide ::i2 . Articles of Children’s Clothing.” veterans benefits and military Friday, 9:27 p.m. —Gas Andrew Sebula of Phoenix Street, — M e d ic a l c a l l , 48 'And I began a frustrating attempt to assistance for foreign nations — washdown. South Street: to lose weight, the husband of one of the staff Police report three Ledgecrest Terrace. - {get some answers from local stores would offset the cuts by about 2.7 Friday, 10:30 p.m .—Auto members. Fenwood residents had a .. (Town) call j; that deal in children’s clothing. percent. The reduction in such accident. South and Cross hand in finishing it along with staff programs as small business loans Saturday, 6:46 p.m. streets. Diet Center! Apparently all the stores adhere members. multiple-car crashes —Trash can fire, 555 Main -Saturday, 1:11 a.m. ^ to the state regulations, but none Barbara Larson, recreation direc St. (Town) Elaine Monnier did... —Auto accident, Ripley » Were willing to allow the use of their tor at Fenwood, contributed a The formal dining room (top) Saturday, 8:02 p.m. Hill and Lewis Hill roads. *; 'names. It seems that they interpret miniature organ. It really worked at complete with ornate Police reported three minor He was released on a written Pursuit ends —Mutual aid stand-by. SHE LOST 50 POUNDS Saturday, 3:11 a:m. 2|Uie law in a different way. Some one time but is now showing the chandelier over the table is multiple-car accidents since promise to appear in court Feb. 23. South Windsor. (Eighth and a total of over —Medical call. Orchard f Charge the sales tax regardless of wear and tear, of use by visiting 'Thursday night, one involving five Police also reported today a four- District) seen from the kitchen. The with arrest Hill Estates. 57 MEASURED INCHES! children. cars in which a driver struck three car accident ’Thursday night at the Saturday, 8:23 p.m. SThe child’s age if the garment is over kitchen has a china cupboard Sunday, 10:41 a.m .—Am One of the rooms is a combination parked cars and a building as he intersection of Adams Street and —Dumpster fire, 276 Broad ^ a size set by the industry as adult. which lights up. Whoever buys bulance stand-by, sewing ro6m hnd nursery. It has an drove away after hitting another West Middle Turnpike. There were MANSFIELD— A Coventry police St., (Town) YOU Qm I f Others do not charge the tax if a the house also gets the 1934 Mansfield Training School. old treadle sewing-machine, a vehicle. no injuries in the mishap. pursuit ended early Sunday when a Saturday, 8:58 p.m. LOSE 17 TO 25 POUNDS ^ 'parent specifies that the article is Ford Victoria housed in the at ’Three cars collided Friday evening 20-year-old man was talked out of Monday, 12:03 a.m. cradle and other Uems df-furniture.. The five-car accident occured —’Trash can fire, Batson V for a child under 10. Sears asks that tached garage (left). The long Friday night on Essex Street and at the eastern entrance to Caldor’s his home after firing twice on police —Chimney fire. Love Lane. IN JUST 6 WEEKS! Road. (Eighth District) NO SHOTS • NO DRUGS • NO CONTRACTS f the parents s i ^ an affidavit stating THE HOUSE HAS a ikxee for living room (bottom left), which West Middle Turnpike. Police said a and A & P plaza on Tolland Turn officers, police said. mal dining room and a kitchenHtom- Sunday, 3:31 a .m .—Roll Andover NO PREPACKAGED FOODS fijtbe child’s name, age, and school runs from the front to the rear car driven by Robert Eckert, 16, of pike. Minor injuries .were reported. Cyril W. Green Jr. had been over, Center Street. ^ ^ vH ATTHe tQs^ CALL TODAY plete with old dry sink. \ > attended. ■ ^ \ of the house, has a fireplace 64-0 Ruby Road struck a car chased to his home by a Coventry (Town) Sunday,1:35 a.m. In the living room, besides the made of stones collected at stopped at a red light at the com er police officer after he was involved Sunday, 2:25 p.m. —Brush fires. Lakeside FOR A FREE ?! THE PLOT THICKENS. I organ, is a chintz-covered idveseat, in a hit-and-run accident at the INTRODUCTORY Cape Cod. The bedroom (bot of the two roads. Skating today —Public Service call, Drive. Sunday, 11:29 a.m. • balled the State of Connecticut a deacon’s bench with cushion, an Elckert got out of his car and Lakeside Bar and Grill in Coventry, ^ ^ ■ llg llila ^ CONSULTATION Bigelow St. (Town) —Ambulance stand-by. -department of Revenue Services, antique desk complete with plume tom right) has wall-to-wall asked if the other driver was all Center Springs ^ n e x and Hockey said Adain Berluti, state police pen. And, of course, a Cape Cod Sunday, 3:31 p.m. —Car Sunday, 5:53 p.m. 1 jthe Office of Taxpayer Assistance carpeting, wallpaper, colonial right, police said. Eckert then got Rink will be open.fr'om 3 to 9 p.m. public relations officer. —Chimney fire. Lake stone fireplace. 113 MAM ST^ M M IG lim 847-0469 2 and Information. And I came up furniture and handmade chintz back in his car and struck a building today for supervised ice skating. Green drove to his home on Route Road. Upstairs in the bedroom there is f jwith the final determination. - bedspread. near the comer as he backed up. 32 and fired twice at the Coventry About collecting Sunday, 8:52 p.m. 527 MIRIISBE AVL L HTTO. 5M 4SS the bed with its chintz bedspread Eckert proceeded south on Essex police officer when he arrived, * The state, spokesman, who would and dust ruffle, old chests and other Air quality good Herald photos by Pinto Street and struck three legally police said. Russ MacKendrick not permit his name tq be used, said furniture, including a washstand parked cars before he was stopped HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - The State police secured the area until ^ t e s about stamps, coins that the store is responsible for set with wash basin and water pitcher. by witnesses of the chain accident. Department of Environmental Green was talked out of thie house by and almost anything ting sizes designated as “ children” The bathroom, which has a Police charged Eckert with Protection forecast good air quality resident Trooper Riclurd A. Litteil. collectible — in “Collec and “ adult.^ And since Part C, Sec medicine chest with a real mirror, tors’ ' Corner,” every evading responsibility, reckless across Connecticut for today. Green was arrested for assault on tion 1 of the state regulation states also has pull-chain plumbh driving and driving without a ’The DEP reported good air quali a police officer and reckless en- ’Tuesday in The Herald’s t BE OUR GUEST t that “ Clothing sized and styled or license. ty statewide Sunday. dangerment. Focus/Leisuire section. :( classified by the trade as adult The members of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Manchester, clothing is taxable” the store legally Woman hospitalized Invite you to hear must charge the tax. He said, in addition, that “ the The Anesthesiology Associates a free public lecture on Christian Sdeneb entitled, seller is responsible for the tax, with after two-car crash have moved from 153’ Main Street to the right of reimbursement from the "FAMILY: PROVING GROUND buyer.’’ The policy of having a , r I •■■■ 1 Heritage Place, Suite 212 parent sign an affidavit apparently A Cromwell, Conn, woman was admitted to ' (the Old House and Hale Building) FOR GOD’S LOYE" would not exempt the store from Manchester IMeinoriaK Hospital Sunday evening in \ paying the tax. “ If we went in to satisfactory condition after a two-car accident at the 649-1650 by Ellen Shank Collins, a membar of ' audit, we would pick that up,” the com er of Oiarter Oak and Maiq streets. Edwaro J. Platz, M-D. spokesman says, “and the store The injured woman, Carol Winn, 23, was a passenger th e Christian Science Board of Lectureship would have to pay the tax.” in the car driven by Susan M. Ogorzalek of Portlaind, Charles R. Hamilton Jr., M.D. to be given In our church edifice ?! Does that r e la t io n make you Conn, when Ms. Ogorzalek’s car went through a flashing I angry, too? Are you tired of paying red light at the intersection of the two streets colliding Douglas H. Smith, M.D. ! j tax on your children’s clothing just with a car driven by Muzibul G. Chow-Dbury, 38, M 447 North M aln^treet, Glastonbury. lain Q. Campbell, M.D. because they wew a large size? The Ms. Winn suffered fractured ribs in the accident, a Tuesday evening, February 9,1982 ad 8;(X) p.m. only recourse yoii have, according to hospital spokesman said. Edward P. Flanagan, M.D. Care for small children will be provided I*! the spokesman for the state. Is to Aiwther passenger in Ms. Ogofsalek’s vehicle was ______8oo K. Choi. M.D. !< call or write your state represen- 15«atad at the lu^ital and releas^. ' tatlve and get that law changed. nr 10 - MANCHESTTER HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 8, 18B8 MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Gagnon heads DeMolay Society plans meeting Richard Gagnon M_W1 Manchester Historical Society will meet Sunday at 2 Charter Oak S t' has p.m. In the Whiton Memorial Library, OS N. Main St. installed as master coun John Sutherland will be guest speaker. “I ioolKd at how the new cilor of John Mather Sutherland’s topic will be “Cheney was the World.” Chapter, Order of He will update members on bis research and will bring DeMoIay. articles which were part of the Clock Tower exhibit to ■'.:r' The Lodge of Masons the meeting. Refreshments will be served and the public An-Savers CD rales sponsors the DeMolay. is invited. Other officers are: David Ramsey, senior councilor; Scott Custer, Bridge club lists results junior councilor; Neil comi Hie following are the results of the Manchester Ramsey, senior deacon; Jim Hall, lunior deacon; Bridge Club for Feb. 1 and Feb. 4: Cory Wayland, senior North-South: P ^ Dunfield and Ann DeMartin, first; steward; Jay Hall,.junior Mmy Corkum and Terry Daigle, second. East-West: Mary Warren and Barbara Anderson, Market Funds. I liked steward; Tom Topping, first; Linda Simmons and Mary Willhide, second. chaplain; Don Wright, North-South: Peg Dunfield and Frankie Brown, first; marshall; Anthony Bill Odette and Anne Engram, second. Gagnon, orator; George East-West: Donna Feir and Ellen Goldberg, first; and whatlsaw. The interest Anderson, chapter Dad; Frank Bloomer and Bette Martin, second. and Fred Hanson Jr., chairman of the Advisory Richard Qasnon Board. Chairman, name are new Herald photo by Pinto *TheM-Savers rates on Money Market Funds The Manchester-Bolton branch of the American Red The three new Eagle badge holders of Troop Coventry and Gregory Shrlder of 50 Tonica really rates with me ” Golden Agers to meet Cross hae a new chairman and, coincidentally, a new 25 are (from left) Lee Albert of 45 Marshall Springs Trail. name. Its new chairman is Richard G. Conti of 32 Ijm- Road, Shawn Haberen of Lakewood Drive, Samuel Roth are attractive. But when I The Golden Age Qub will meet op Wednesday at 1 dale St., who succeeds Joseph L. Swensson who served Marlborough, CT three years in the post. p.m. at the Senior Center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. The new Red Cross branch name in Connecticut Valley East, chosen because of the expanded services > , compared them with the high plannned for the local office which will continue to be Library to show movie housed at 30 Hartford Road. Joinins Conti are vice chairmen David Moyer of 211 Three become “Svengali,” starring John Barrymore, will be the rate, tax-exempt All-Savers featured film, Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Whiton Memorial Woodbridge St. and David Torstenson of 46 Norwood St. Paul Henrys (1), Paul Hobenthal ~Hie branch has added to its office space, increased Presentation of Elagle badges to man Edward Weiss as follows; Over Auditorium 100 N. Main St. three Senior Scouts of Troop 25 was $300 — Chris Eaton, Russell (2), Chris Hubley (1), Jon Hubley (3) The film series is sponsored by the Manchester Public the membership on the executive board, and is conduc ting a review of its many services. the highlight of the annual Court of Lavallee, Jeffrey DeJoaimis, ,Dean Kory Kapitke (20), Tad Kapitke, CD, I found that the Libraries.'“Svengali” is a black and white film, vintage In expanding its services and in changing its name to Honor and potluck supper held at Coulombe, William Hansen, Thibirias (1), David Lartiin (1), Raymond 1931 and it lasts 76 minutes. Connecticut Valley East, the local office will serve a Woodruff Hall, Center Church Powers; over $350 — Hans Lavallee (1), Eric Limiland (1), wider area in the future. Wednesday night. Recipients of the Haberem, Rayford James, Dana Robert Lovett (1), Charles Maher award were Lee Albert, Shawn Dieterle; over $400— Edward Det- (1), James Marx (1), Steven All-Savers gave me Health fair scheduled Haberem, and Gregory Shrlder. tore, Michael Vassallo, Douglas Metheny (1), Mark Milewski (l)i. Marriage Licenses Albert, a 16-year-old Manchester Aldrich; over $500 — Dale Allen. John Nfottram (1), Kevin Mottraiif*- The Manchester Public Health Nursing Association High School junior, has been a The top prize went to Robert (1) , Jam es Patrick (1), Todd a better return on my and the Manchester Health Department are sponsoring member of the ’Troop for five years Salonen who sold a total of $905 ip Powers (2), Kpjm Rogers (l)j. a health fair April 20 from 2 to 7 p.m. at Manchester and has served as patrol leader and merchandise. Robert Salonen (1), Daviq% High School. Joseph Lawrence Cupidi and Alice Marie Coda, both junior assistant scoutmaster. He is Sciaudone (1), William Sciandobe-'J The first planning session is scheduled for Wednesday of Manchester, Feb. 21, Church of Nazzarene. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Albert A special award of honorary (2) , Gregqry Shrider (1), Me);« savings investment. at 1 p.m. at "Manchester Memorial Hospital, conference Mark Norman Barrieau and Susan Marion Hyland, of 45 Marshall Road. placques was made to John Siebold (2), Mark Vassallo (1), Guv'^ room A. Previous participants and other interested per both of East Hartford, Feb. 13, Full Gospel Bengstori and Ted Metheny who Wagner (2). sons are invited to attend. Interdenominational Church. Haberern, a 17-year-old troop have served together for many The following advancements member for sU years, is the son of years as camp chefs at the Troop’s rank were given: Second Class! And with the Mr. and Mrs. John Haberem of summer camp at Camp Kirkham, Craig Cavanna, Chris Chappell, Job Social Security Lakewood Drive, Coventry. He is a East Lempster, New Hampshire. Coleman, Dean Coufonibe, JeffretjT junior assistant scoutmaster and a Mitchell Daigle was appointed to DeJoannis, Dana Dieterle, M an-. All-Savers, my money senior at Coventry High School. the rank of patrol leader. Foley, Keith Harland, Terrji * Shrider, whp has served as patrol The Chester Kimball First Aid Henderson, Paul Henrys, Taq . leader and junior assistant scout Trophy was presented to the Kapitke, Eric Llndland, (Tiarle^S master, has been a member of the Panther Patrol,. Kory Kapitke, Maher, Steven Metheny, MartoJ is insured by the troop for five years. A junior at patrol leader’. Milewski, John Mottram, Jeffre]F!l How to ovoid lines Manchester High School, he is the The following Scouts received Nelson, Todd Powers, R ^ y RoyfJ son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Crider merit badges: Lee Albert (1), Robert Salonen, David ^iaudone^'v F.D.I.C. I switched Editor’s note: this column is ANSWER: You should take a and citizenship for your child, an of 50 Tonica Springs Trail. Steven Albert (1), Peter Bernier First Class: Mitchell Daigle, Jef- « prepared by the Social Security Ad record of the child’s Social Security original birth certificate should be The program began with the (2)., Matthew Bums (2), Craig frey Hazzard, Mel Siebold, Todd-^ ministration in East Hartford. It number, if available; a birth cer provided. H you are unable to obtain presentation of the troop’s charter Cavanna (1), Chris Chappell (1), Jon Shanaman; Star; Paul Hansen,'i appears weekly. tificate or oldest available proof of an original birth certificate, a to the Reverand Newell Curtis by Coleman (1), Dean Covdombe (1), Jon Hpblpy, Kory Kapitke, Jam e' my money to age; medical records or other infor hospital. certificajLe or religious District Scout Executive David Mitchell Daigle (1), Jeffrey DeiJoaii- Pfrtrlckt ’Blfe Scadtt:;7iPa' mation about the child’s disability record, such as a toptismal record 'Parry. nis (1), Dana Dieterle (1), ^w aM Hohenthal, Chris Hubley, . , « r blindness; information about the can be used. Evidence of your Awards for top sales in the annual Dupont (1), Chris Eaton (2), Mark ’The potluck supper was under th»:* QUESTION: If I want to avoid a child’s income and assets and the in daughter’s identity will also be Tom Watt Christmas kit campaign Foley (1), Paul Hansen (2), Jeffrey direction of Mrs. William Hanseii‘* All-Savers for a lot wait in line, what are the best hours come and assets of you and your required. were presented by Finance ^ a i r Hazzard (1), Paul Hendessi (2), and Mrs. Albert Eaton; to visit a social security office? husband; and information about the child’s living arrangements. But of good reasons.” ANSWER: Our busiest hours are don’t delay applying if you don’t QUESTION: I have been getting the first week of the month and Mon have all this information. ’The peo benefits as a full-time student. I un day of each week. A visit at other ple at the Social Security office can derstand that my benefits will be times is your best bet. But you help you obtain whatever is needed. reduced next year. Can you explain probably can save yourself a trip how this will work? altogether simply by calling. Even if QUESTION: I want to open a 1',. we can’t save you a trip when you savings account for my 2-year-old At Jo-Ann call, we can give you more detailed daughter but the bank says I need a ANSWER: Ybiir monthly benetit • information on the best times , to Social Security number for her. amount will be reduced 25 percent visit, and we can suggest what What will I need to do? She has for September, 1982 and an ad Fabrics, Savings Bank records to bring with you. ’The never had a card. ditional 25 percent each year for number in East Hartford is 244-3717. September, 1983 and September, it costs you 1984 for a total of 75 percent reduc —1 of Manchester ANSWER: You will need to com tion. In August, 1985, your benefits QUESTION; My husband and I plete a Social Security application. will stop. You will not receive a iess to are going to a Social Security office Because you are completing the cost-of-living increase usually paid M anchester: .Miin Sireei .YUm Office : Purnell Place Drive In . next week to apply for SSI payments application for your daughter. in July annually nor will you receive iook Vbur Burr (timers .Shopping Onicr; Hast (!enier Street: .ManchcMer ParkaJe. for our disabl^ son. What informa Social Security will need proof of benefits from May through August Hartford Road ai .McKee; Shopriie Pla/a at Spencer; Top Notch ShuppinK tion or records should we take? your identification. To prove age each year. ©Onier ai North End. East H artford: Burnside Avenue; Putnam Bndj’c i*la/a best Bolton: Bolton Notch at Route 4M. Andover: Andover Shopping PU/a 'VC'I South W indsor: Sullivan .'\vcnuc Shopping ('.enter. Sal* MMls SahiKtay, Ashford: Junction Routes 44 & 44,\. Telephone 646-170(1 Mareh ISIIi. The Expreu Bank Easlford: .Mondav & Fridav. Rte. 198 next to post office. Tel . 974-361V College Notes Scotland: Tuesdav & Wrdnesday.across from |hiM office. Tel. 423 052.V Sprague: I'hursday & Saturday, 18 VC. Main St. Tcl 822-6319. .Member F D.I C / Bulteiick. 4210 Spiron on dean’s list WaKlrob«4nak«ra Embioldefftd •yeM s * visa* Cadence tor suits and Rendezvous with romance Janet L. Spiron of Manchester has been namkl to the separates; pongee prints tor In these polyester/cottons. There’s more. All interest on All-Savers Get the most from your saving^ investment. shirts. Polyester; m achine All-overs and flouncesi dean’s list of Hartford College for Women for the fall wash, dry; 60* wide. Ortificates is completely tax-exempt at the state High interest rates alone don’t always beat the semester. M a ch in e wash, dry, 44* wkto. Reg. $4.99 to 18.99 yd. Reg. $8.99 and $6.99yd. level. It’s also tax-exempt at the federal level to All-Savers CD. You have to look at the whole the tune of $1,000 for individual taxpayers; savings picture before you can make the right * 3 . 9 9 YARD Fusick on honor roll 2 5 % O f f High interest rates $2,000 for joint taxpayers. decision. Chester Fusick, Jr. of Coventry has been named to the (Dertificates issu^ January 24,1982 through To summarize the facts about the honor roll of the Rhode Island Trades Shops School. He ® is in the auto body repair program. Linen looks Dimities and lenos T
MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 8. 19SZ - id 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mem.. Feb. 6.1882 Marilyn Beck Thin spring Monday TV Advice ,5TRIP CHANNEU (r«:mi b) ( H O ______Olrte Play" Christina Hart, Jana Anthony. Group of wealthy glrla In a ^ Ch«rll«*»Ai>Mlt posh boarding school In London OOTSlPr compata to ••# which girls can do) Coll*t«B*M«tbaM(ContliMM« • •duea lha highest ranking From OoftlMM) diplomat. (Rated R) (90 mins.) Smell problem solution voice, role Alabima'BlrmlnQhAm vt South 1:30 MftbamaCR) ® Love Amarican Styt# V Df. Scott On Mobfow (Contk*- ® Moscow Live ■M Freni OsyOiM) O TwIHght Zona By Marilyn Beck (B) W«w»WoedW»w»l:Klt:ltBW»vl« 2KX) fN ment of the public that grips and electricians — Irani nround ttm TV GUIDE SPECIAL ® Baat Of Midday revels to cimonatic gore. and some as extras to the (D Jo# FrankHn Show HOLLYWOOD - drama to which Rutger TV CommunHy CeSngn: Dick Cavett (right) is among the (8 ) Sporta Update Good nawa for in front of doc's hose And to make sure the night-owls and Waal Coast fans, the ' STORltS — Home gar cloth) placed around thd' Barbara Rush is rushing public knows Just how gory Hauer, John Gielgud, YSSereoee (CapUened) hosts, and Daniel J. Travanti, of latest sports results In a fast-psced deners may find ansvrers to trunks of apple trees willl fbom her "Flamingo it is, MGM-United Artists Robert Vaughn, Blythe Jha NockfoiU: PfWatn NBC-TVs "Hill Street Blues," is commentary. & Kolak DEAR ABBY: In a recent' hope & get someone like you. their gradpnlngproblems'in , prevent much- of thei Road” sound stage to is spreading the word that Danner and Derek Jacobi BiveEwnSnrylKMly'a BinInnM one of the many stars appearing in 2:13 column you had a letter from A. IN W.VA. this Gardner’s Mailbox damage. m editing of her “ How To Be — even with an llth-hour star, and which Marvin 6:30 "The Third Annual TV Guide 9 9 U8AF Rallgloua Film LOWER. 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Mon., Feb. 8. 1»M McKay leads WInni* Winkle Henry Raduta:'and J.K.S. i 1 I hoop success /f S70KM ,,. tve WH-IWEN ^ ro ssw o r^ Page 16 Astro-graph WE SAW HiUSiKn snotmffriv- D C P i m a M W f T , ^ L L E P « ACROfS 44 Printing Answar to Pravieua PuDla SHUT, WHY UUUlULJUt-'lLIUkfU WE Enjoymant 4 « B t F«bnMnr*,1Ml are concerned, you're right. i W T 'y t J U [inD nlnaciin niDGiunnnrj ■ tapinn You could axparionoa ■ num CANCER (Jonh »-dHly 2t) I N F ^ / H E Brackanridgi ’ 47 Oiractor When dealing with others today Prtmingar naciiJ unu nron ber of changes in your Westyie EARLIER, 8 Musical □ □ c m n o u this coming year. All of them look lor their virtues, not fheir, 48 Housing Lendl nears No. 1 spot initninwnt faults. They, In turn, will act' W / K t o t ? □uunnn onaaiiu should work out rather weH, T tffS C O U tP 12 Pub bavtragt agany (abbr.) □□□ nnun nnnii even those brought about by accordingly with you. Each will 13 RIvtr in 80 Man'i titia experience happy discovarias. □ana tzinnu □□□ conditions you don't control. 0 e O W - EiHiland 82 Chain of roclia □HEonn nannnci AOUAMUa (dan. 20-fab. I t ) LEO ( M y aS-Aug. 22) Material UAitfonaut SSIntand------September. That total did not hours and IS minutes in a match that opportunity hovsre about you CEROUS.f □nn nuni:] TORONTO (U PI) - John player. Joint venturaa hold promiaa ____ Slayton 88 Mayham change — officially that is — during was decided on three simple breaks today, especialty if you are In today, but you'2 have to make fcjuo Hcin aiofjLi McEnroe laments that the crown of “ Right now I would say he is, es 15 Bag 81 ^utinant □□nQMunnanona and a Kruelling third-set tie-breaker harness with someone who Is an effort to probe lor It. A very tennis is pursued with m ore desire pecially with Bjorn Borg not playing the Challenge, owing to its special promising area could be dose 17 Ntw York Chy 62 ^nny fill) □annInnan■□□□ in which Lendl rallied from a 5-3, enterprising, and also not stadium 63 Raw matal than It is held. Ivan'Lendl m ay soon and Jimmy (Ck>nnors) having his status. afraid to think big. Predictiona family contacts. Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman □nnnlnnonlnnn then a 6-3 deficit. VRO O (Aug. 22-Sa p t 22) An 18 British 64 Alika solve that problem. problems," admitted McEhuroe. of what's In store for you In noMaman 66 Runnarsd 16 Sketch 46 GoH about Lendl has downed McEnroe twice each season following your optimistic attitude will do Lendl, the stoic 21-year-old, McEnroe’s serve, sputtering a bit wonders for you today, even in IS Entartainmant vahicia 20 Military 47 Gothic The Czechoslovakian with the ice- in the past month, including a birth date and where your hick 66 Sooth (Fr.) ichool (abbr.) pounded 18 service aces and for the past four months, landed him and opportunities lie are In areas where you may have window water countenance -? he makes straight-set victory in the New York 6EE,MIKE/ X CAM'T He DIDN'T W 1 21 Su^ itivt employed a forehand that found in trouble in the first set when he your new Astro-Graph. Mail $1 recently failed. G o In thinking HOPE 23 Drag agency Masters. His winner's check raised WAIT FOB TRUAAAN TO >.l tuffix DOWN 48Mistt Bjorn Borg seem extroverted — for each to Astro-Graph, Box you'n win, and you wlH. MUCH ABOUT SHE HAS (•bbf.) astonishing ways to pass the speedy his earnings in the young 1982 season managed to get in only 19 of 43 first UBRA (S e p t 22-OcL 23) You 6ET HOME AMD TELL 22 From a 24 Apart from 4BHiwiHan d^eated McEnroe in four sets Sun 489, Radio City SUtkm, N.Y. HEK„I HOPE A JOB. New Yorker en route to a 7-5,3-6,7-6 to 3655,000, which includes a $300,000 serves and committed two 10019. Be sure to specify birth could be quite fortunate today US IF HI6 6IBL dUtanct t Notganuina 26 School organ!- dinca day to win the $125,060 winner’s SHE CAN COOK. 2 Fortirm bona (8-6), 7-5 triumph. The previous successive double-faults to give date. In Involvements with persons to FRIENPACCEPTED HIS 25 Accountant latiM labor.) 61 American Mk purse at the Canadian Challenge of Grand Prix bonus he won in whom you leal strong emolio,'t- 3 Clofa night he had beaten Vitas Genilaitis Lendl the deciding break in the 11th PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) AUBB1A6E PBOfOSAL. 27 EkmlnalM (al.) singar Tennis. ' January. The aspects look encouraging al ties. Follow suggestions they 2 7 p ' 4MounUins ) 2gMu,(cai; in 52 minutes and earlier in the game. j. SSSath'aaon McEhiroe 4id say he had trouble lor you loday where legalities Initiate. 30 Snrahapad Nbbr.l week, he registered his first career His edreer iVcord ip head-to-head SCORPIO (OeL 22) It's 6 C iyof are concerned. This could be a 33Entiraly i 2 9 L a s t ^ concentrating, and the exalted “ I played okay,” said Lendl, .who to your advantage today to 34Cooparatsa affirmation win against Jimmy Connors. play against McEnroe stands at 5-6. lucky day to sign agreements, i30 Broad necktie BBHih m Association of Tennis Professionals is also the,unofficial No. 1 in dead provided you are directed by participate In group activities. SSHuga 6 Rtpaat “ I have not waded back into it Lendl’s mood remained flat and 31 Wing (Fr.) 57Bishap'i computer, which is not permitted to wise counsel. Someone with whom you may continent 7 Intairoga yet,’’ said McEnroe, referring to'the matter of fact. He was asked pan responses. “ A passing shot is es rub shoulders could prove 8 Dantisrt count special events such as this AMES (March 21-Aprfl I t ) 'I 37 Engliah determination which took him to the whether there was any player who sential against John. If you don’t Rewards lor good work are apt exceptionally lucky lor you. itataaman dagraa (abbr.) SB Bullfight one, still said the 22-year-old New SAQITTAMUS (N ov. 2 3 «a e . ProMlMa ■\ (boot.) : • .a.__ top in 1681. could beat him consistently. pass him you w ill not win.” to be more substantial than 30Fiih 9 Practices cheer 21) A caring friend may be Yoiker was No. 1 in the world. He admitted that his serving usual today. Do your very best, 01*1 TMbwie nCeapiRf ir*ewe. 41 Invantor 10 Hawsiisn 8 Thraa (prefix) Lendl is riding a streak of 40 con “ What is his name?’ ’ he said. “ I Instrumental In helping you OSilimandar so Lysergic acid even though you may feel no m v y e a e a s a — Whitiwy instruments But* Lendl’s victory was thorough secutive victories since the don’t think so.” average of 70 percent was excep one Is checking or cares. accomplish sometNng today J diathylamidt 42 Evening' party 11 Animal flash 4^ Cunry latter semifinal'' **•- 0))en last The contestants battled for three tional. TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) which you might not be able to World’s Qreateat Suparheroos and he certainly appeared the better achieve on your own. Keep You may be asked to take 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 TT charge of something today a secret what transpires. companion or associate feels Is CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) « too complex to manage. The FrIendS' put considerable /iny/WAiOR le mucH WHY euee p o > o u 12 13 14 1- proiect won't Intimidate you. credence In your opinions and THAN R3R THiNK X WAD CH OStM views today. Let them know UPi piiotcr OEMMI (May 21-Juna 20) This S ftO tV , y O iP E R ID HANPte THE SHIP- IS 16 t7 Sports Is a good day to wrap up things what you think, but be sure WQVIAN— Km rCf^IUEGAL of maior Importance which your thoughts are worthy of 1 20 Rangers’ llnemates Steve Vickers and Ron Duguay wait for Simons plugged along Briefs you've left hanging. If you feel emulation. 16 you're lucky where end results (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ■ ■ ■ Oiler goalie Grant Fuhr to catch high rebound In second period 22 23 26 last night in Edmonton. Oilers posted 8-4 win. ■ 27 28 29 30 31 32 • i . * Hof Mm, *J ■ and success followed Allison No. 1 I BELIEVE £ 33 35 36 B rid g e ALREADY ■ ' ■ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (U P I)- 37 38 39 40 Rest/for coaches PEBBLE BEACH, CaUf. (U P I)- On Sunday, playing the sort of Stadler, who started the 1982 tour ' Veteran stock car driver Bobby mHtkthh ■ ■ ’’ Jim Simons is the perfect example round all golfers dream of on the with a victory in the Tucson Open, Allison fought off a late charge by m aiFftivaiff 42 46 o f perseverance on the T P A tour. final day of a tournament, Simons took a two-stroke lead on Simons Neil Bonnett to win the $190,000 - i S t M - Oollafta ■ The 31-year-old Pennsylvanian . shot an impressive 8-under-par '66 at into the final round. After an eagle Busch Clash Sunday by a half car Defense, defense m 46 a kavyia Law — James Schumelster cure! for winning joined the Tour almost 11 years ago Pebble Beach, one of the most on the second hole and birdies on the length at the Daytona International ■ with all the promise in the world. demanding courses in the world, and fifth, sixth and seventh holes, Alan: "In bridge articles 46 49 50 81 S3 54 65 S fi^ w a y . Stadler’s lead increased to five and we usually show the declar ■ ■ ■ His amateur credentials were im when front-running Craig Stadler Bonnett, who started in the No. 4 er at work because It is easi QUESnON-' By Mike Tally peccable — collegiate All-America came apart, the part-time seemed secure. position, attempted to overtake his rI'DUKP ONE. DOESNt BUY 56 57 58 59 60 Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 5-4, er for our readers to watch A PUANT HEBEy N AIE E ?.^ ( ' UPI Sports yyrlter at Wake Forest, low an)ateur in the stockbroker from near Pittsburgh Simons, playing with Stadler, said Huetown, Ala., neighbor on the him operate. It is also easier ID BUY A Montreal hafnmered Los Angeles 7- PUANT ONEAMTO. 61 62 63 2, and Calgary thumped Toronto 8-2. U.S. Open, a member o f the Walker was a winner by two strokes in the right about then he started thinking backstretch of the final lap, but NORTH to be a good declarer than to The next time Glen Sonmor in be a good defender since Oilers 8, Rangers 4 Cup team. $300,000 Bing Crosby National Pro- ateut second place. Darrell Waltrip’s right front fender 9AKQ vents a tactic, he’d better keep it to declarer plays with 26 cards, 64 66 66 At Edmonton, Alberta, Paul But the promise never quite Am. A bogey on 17 combined with a bir hit the rear of Bennett’s Thunder- VA109 himself. *KQJ each defender with only 13." turned into the kind of success he die by Simons put Simons in front by bird. That enabled Allison to sail on Oswald: “North’s raise to - 1 “ I’ve noUced we’ve been getting Coffey warmed up for his first N H L If Simons had jumped up and ♦ 8193 All-Star appearance by firing in two had hoped for. So he plugged along, two, and that’s the way it ended, to the checkered flag. six notrumo is conservative. (NEWSPAKR ENTERPRISE ASSN) more effort,’’ said Chicago general down with joy, who could have WEST EAST With 19 H ( ^ be m l^ t well goals and adding two assists. taking the good times wiUi the bad with his final total of 14-under-par «t«i ♦ 8793 manager Bob Pulford, who has blamed him? But in perfect keeping have tried to get to seven, Coffey, the league’s top-scoring and developing the perfect attitude 274. It was worth $54,(XK) and jumped WK74 VJ832 but his 4-3-S-S distribution copied Senior’s device of pulling a with his personality, he took the vic Parsons on pole l b defenseman, opened the b w age in for a nomadic life when missed Simons into third place on this 9853 ♦ 8784 held him back.” coach from the bullpen. “ But tory calm ly and even though, as he O J 1 0 I7 ♦ 4 the first period and then s n a p ^ a putts cost thousands o f dollars. year’s money list Ipehind Stadler and Alan: "When South looked CELEBRITY CiPiteft, there’s a number of things I’m still said later, his heart was racing 200 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (U P D - SOUTH over dummy he saw that if FINE, JUST FlUU OUT OiMMIy apMr oryploortn* era erMlad Irotn quoUMont by iMiout pMBik, pMl 2-2 tie with his 26tb goal of the Johnny Miller. . •nd prwnL Eeoh WMr In the dphir Mwdi Ipf •nedw. rederlM ** y#. unhappy about.’ ’ He made the exempt list of miles per hour, he was able to talk Benny Parsons grabbed the pole ♦ J104 clubs broke he would still THIS OUESnONNAIEE. season early it) the second stanza. M iller finished in a tie for third WQ89 , 1 ^ • Pidford, in the fourth, game of a players only once in his first five about it and the golf course he had position for next week’s Daytona 500 need to get two heart tricks Wayne Gretzky notched bis 69th place with Mike Morley, Rex ♦ A to 2 to make six. He won the first six-game stint as h temporary years on tour, so added to his just tamed in calm, measured tones'. in ■ record time Sunday, zooming “KZTQ P AKZU^ZB-BPZTO' CPZ, goal midway through the third Caldwell, Joe Inman and Jack ♦ AKQ2 club, led a second and then Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence replacement for coach Keith frustration was the spectre of Mon around the high-banked Daytona saw that only a miracle period, leaving him just seven goals That was due to two reasons. The Nicklaus at 280, six strokes behind Vulnerable: Both Magnuson, couldn’t have been too day qualifying. International Speedway track at could bring the slam home. behind Phil Esposito’s all-time first, of course, because of his built- Simons. Tom my Valentine, Gene Dealer: South unhappy with Sunday’s 5-2 victory 196.317 mph. He needed three heart WHOEVER YOU -YOU’LL MEVBRT if YOU «IRL^ PONPDA P AKZU-PZB-BPZtO CPZ. season record as the league heads Then, in 1977, Simons won the New in low-key approach. The second Littler, George Burns and Dave West North East Soath tricks.” » ■ ■ i i i n ■-t ',!i'iti over ^nm or’s Minnesota North Parsons, driving his Waddell ARE, WHATEVER HARM US ay /PONT HORRY into its AH-S&r brealK^ *'* ' Orleans Open' and-ever since then He becaiise he knew that as well as he Stockton wound up at 281, while INT Oswald: “South cashed the i o u w a n t — FORCei J IT U P M I P S I t Stars. Wilson-prepared Lemans Pontiac, Nordiquea 5, Capitals 5 has been an exempt player, last had played, victory wouldn’t have Masters champion Tom Watson Pass 6 NT Pass Pass last top club and since East EFKAQ RKOBA EOOO PA CMTP “ Today I thought w e played well, was the 24th of 42 drivers to run and Pass bad chucked a diamond and At Landover, Md., Anton Stastny year winning $100,000 for the first been possible had hot Stadler, one of landed at 282. U.S. Open champ but I thought w e played a stronger recorded his fastest time the first a spade, he ran those suits scored with a 20-foc>t slapshot with tim e in his career. He had only one the great front-runners on the tour, David Graham and defending also. Then be threw West In game agairat Boston,’’ Pulford said. time around the 2.5-mile track. He Opening lead: 5:13 left to give (}uebec the tie and other victory in those years — the staged one of the more memorable Crosby champ John Cook each shot with the fourth club and PIKHE CO JOKLQAAMKZPOOO PA “ In the third period when we got the edged Harry Gant for the coveted offset a bat trick by Washington’s 1^8 Memorial. collapses. 288. West bad to lead a heart. He two goals I wasn’t too sure how pole. led the four.” Dennis Maruk. Bengt Gustafsson’s much was left in us.’’ By Oswald Jacoby Alan: “This put it right up goal at 2:15 of the third period gave EFOOO MA EK EQOO.’’ — NPCOA Sonmor made news in January by aM Alan Soetag to East to save the slam. The the Caps a 5-3 lead and Miroslav 10 was played from dummy. helping shake bis team from the Frycer scored 29 seconds later to Jabbar leads Lakers over Celts Coasted to win Oswald: "When the crowd U East played the jack. doldrums with a move to the press South would take his queen bring the Nordiques within 54.. at a football game yells TPUZOD l box white assistant coach'Murray and have a irinning finesse Islanders 7, Sabres 3 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (U P D - ‘Defense, defense' It recog Oliver bandied the team on the against West’s king. But At Buffalo, N.Y., Butch (xoring Joe Ruttman took the lead before nizes the fact that while the ‘Defense’ came through. PREVIOUS SOLUTION:''My heroes tend to be kicky. But m bench. scored two goals to help New York the halfway point and coasted to an offense gets most of the East played a low heart and Alley Oop — Dave Graue long as ttw a is one unlucky person In the world, Ills it grim.! 'hie North Stars, who had won just Malone continues on tear credit, the defense Is just as the slam was doomed.” extend its team record to nine easy victory Sunday in the 20th an — John Updike three of their previous 21 games, essential." (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) straight victories and drop the nual ARCA 200 at the Daytona Inter responded by winning three and I CANT WATT TO VISIT OKAY.OOOLA! I THINK Sabres to their sixth straight loss. national Speedway. PrlsoUla’s Pop _ Ed Sullivan ...YtXPRE JUST TH' ------... _____ MINDTHML. tying one. Sonmor resumed his MY OLD FRIENDS, ALLEY.' I'LL JUST MOSEY, ^ G U Y r V E B E E N LO O K IN ' AMPWECK DIO I Goring scored his fifth short-handed Ruttman, driving a 1977 Cutlass r'LL SEE YOU LATER! AROUND AND.... R3R! YOU'RE MY 'VOLUMTEERyFiaYOU m! NOW usual position and Minnesota now goal and has 10 goals ovendl.. Oldsmobile, grabbed the lead on lap VfHAT IF I VOU 1 WELL, THINK OF ALL THIRD VOLUNTEERl GOING AND leads the Norris Division with 60 with 47-point showing a O O D m C K f KH W CBrtylo — Larry Wright Red Wings 8, Blues 5 No. 34 of the 801ap race and held on PON'T SET WILL. THE LCNELV PEOPLE points. IN FARAWAY PLACES- At Detroit, Walt McKechqie, Jody to win by three seconds. Ruttman, ANV VALEN PEAR.' "It’s good to get away from TINES. MOf*.?/ Gage and Danny Gare each scored who led three times for 51 laps, took things,’’ said Sonmor, explaining his points and spark^ a fourth-quarter final four minutes to lead the two goals and Mark Osborne had By Mark Friedman home a first-prize check for $5,515. m ove. “ It’s vdiat we should have rally that dropped the Celtics. The Warriors. George Gervin scored 38 IPI «M>An)^ five assists. Claude Loiselle, playing UPI Sports Writer done. I can’t say what others should Lakers, playing without the injured points to pace the Spurs. iH5feM> F ft his first NHL game, put the Wings 0 do when they’re going poorly.’’ The more celebrated Moses had a Magic Johnson, outscored the 76er» 123, BuIU 107 ahead to stay at 11:37 of the middle lt>5fiHpHAVSe Tim Hig(!ins. celebrating his 24th talent for parting bodies of water. . Celtics 41-26 in the fourth period. At Philadelphia, Bobby Jones period by deflecting in a John Sadri wins /bLLEY(X)P AND OOOLA HAVE birthday, scor^ his 16th goal to The latter-day Moses has a talent Nuggets 124, Bullets 115 scored 23 points and Mike Bantom Mice fUPNrruRe. Ogrodnick shot. It was the fourth RETUR)4ED TO MOO VIA DR. break a 2-2 tie a t 6:33 o f the third for parting bodies. At Landover, Md., Alex English added 22 to pace Philadelphia. DENVER (U P I) — John Sadri WDNMUaS TIME-|v)AgHINE. straight game in which Gare has WTVW period. Higgins 4lso had two assists Moses Malone has established scored 31 points and Dan Issel added David Greenwood had 26 and Reggie scored the biggest victory of his s c o r^ . WOOMDNT to help the Black Hawks move to 3-1 himself as the most dominant center 25 to hnd Washington its fifth Theus 19 for Chicago, which lost its young career Sunday by coming Flyers 5, Penguins 4 Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves under I^lford. in the league, going through and straight loss. Spencer Haywood sixth straight. from behind to defeat stormy HweA At Philadelphia, rookie Ray “ Everybody is into the game around defenders at will to scoie 145 s c o r^ a season-high 24 points and Nel» 110, Cavaliers 94 Ecuadorian Andres Gomez in the Allison scored with 1:18 remaining •ViAHO NEVER G E T PEAR BIGFOOT" N e iiK m ^ more,’’ sAid Higgins, telling how points and grab 56 rebounds in the rookie Charlie Davis had a career- At Richfield, Ohio, Ray Williams finals of a $250,000 Grand Prix ten to help the Flyers snap a nine-game A VALENTINE ORA HAPPV , IbCflLU Pulford’s presence has affect^ the last three games, including Sun high 20 to lead the Bullets. poured in 25 points and Foots nis tournament. VALENTINES winless streak. Philadelphia took a kINP WORP FROM team. “ We knew Bob was strict. We day’s 126-110 triumph oyer Kansas Bucks 107, Suns 92 Walker added 17 to help New Jersey A 25-year-old former All-America PAV- cm. 2-0 before Pittsburgh rebounded for N t B P S have to be mentally prepared and a t y . At Milwaukee, Sphtt M ay and snap Cleveland’s three-game win from North Carolina State, Sadri four straight goals. have the ri^ t atUtude before the I^one collected 47 points, 14 Brian Winters each scored 23 points ning streak. Ron Brewer paced the lost the first set 6-4 but took the next W O R fc . Canadiens 7, Kings 2 game.’’-* ; rebounds, three assists and two to lead the Bucks to their fifth con Cavs with 18 points. two 6-1, 6-4 after Gomez blew up at A t Inglewood, (Dalif., Steye 9iutt / Minnesota’s Dino Ciccarelli suf blocked shots to help the Rockets secutive win. Walter Davis led Trail Blazers 100, Knicks 98 the tournament officials in the se scored two goals to pace a five-goal fered a'powble cracked rib after exte)id their winning streak to five Phoenix, which lost its sixth straight At Portland. Ore., Mychal Thomp cond set. outburst in the third period and lift being cb^ed by Dave Fegmster games against the Kings. game, with 18 points. son scored 28 points and Calvin Natt The crucial point in the match Montreal to its ninth straight vic- just 40 s e c ^ ^ Into the contest. Cic- Lakers 119, Celllcs 113 Warriors 116, Spurs 111 sparked the Blazers in the final came in the second set when Gomez, t ^ A carelli returned to Minneapolis At Boston, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar At Oakland, Calif., World Free minute. Natt finished with 11 points who had let photographers along the ' Flames ft, Maple Leafs 2* where be ^ have X-rays taken. and Michael Ctooper ciimbined for 66 scored seven of his 31 points in the and Kelvin Ransey added 20. sideline bother him earlier, At Calgary, Alberta, Guy In otter games, Edmonton over demanded that two more linesmen Chouinard had two goals and three w t i j i - e powered the New York Rangers 8-4, be used. Gomez had been angered by assists to help Calgary end a three- (Quebec tied Washington 5-5, the several earlier calls. c 16 -^MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 8. IBM Setbacks end at dozen MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 8. 1962 — 17 Tribe skaters win, 8-S Scoreboard perplexed Somers kebper Len Alter 13 outings, 12 of them rever Hall High at the Veteran’s Rink in again at 4.12. He stole the puck at sals, Manchester High ice hockey West Hartford at 1:15. mid-ice and walked in alone for his Shippw . , .. Dan Duff capped t^ Indian team finally tasted success with an Somers opened the scoring at 7:03 second tally, his lOth of the season. NY Islandert 223-7 MAJOR 1ND(X)R SOCCER LEAGUE NEW YORK («) scorinij, assisted by Chanilxirs and Morris Hatahsky. 739 70-70-76-75-291 8-5 triumph over Somers High Satur of the first period on a goal by Jim Somers’ Rich Schwartz made it 3- Bulfalo 2 10 -3 By United Press International Lucas 7 32 17. Williams 0 72 26, Mike Peck, 6Bl’ 73-T7-07-75—282 First Pertod-1. Bulfalo, Haworth U Eastern Division Cartwright 2 12 6, Newlin 4 00 9, Tocsko. Manchester answered 2 at the end of two periods at 6:38. Tnidon, at 12.58. It was Duff’s third Jet Ozaki, 681 70- 74-73-75-292 day night at the Bolton Ice Palace. (Perteaull, McCourt), 6:10.2. New York, W L Pet. GB Richardson 6 12 14, Webster 3 02 6, Don Pooley. 672 71- 74-72-76-298 quickly at . 8:04 as, senior Leon ‘‘Drudon, with his second of the goal of the season. Potvin 12 (TrotUer. Persion), 6:60. 3, Pittsburgh 16 6 .350 — Knight 6 OO 12, Smith 6 OO 10. Total4 « “This was a big one for the kids,” New York. B. Sutter 8 (GlUies, Potvin), Baltimore 16 6 .727 — Skiing Lee Elder. 666 75.-73-71*75-294 night and sixth of the, season, made Joe Bastadache closed, out the 1217 a. Bruce Devlin. 660 71-74-73-78-296 remarked happy Manchester Coach Botteron, with the first of three t 12:48. 4, Isuffalo, Lambert 22 (Sauve), New York 11 6 .722 1 PORTLAND (lOO) scoring for Somers with 11 seconds M;44. PenalUes - Smith, NY, 1:66; Buffalo U U 600 6 Wayne Horton, “These kids have "goals, stole the puck at the Spartan it 4-2 at the 2:04 mark, assisted by Harper 4 22 10, Natt 4 32 11. ^ United Press International left. Savard, Bol, 5;66; TboelU. NY, major, Cleveland . • 8 12 2K 7W Thompson 12 42 a , Paxaon 7 (W 14, woilced hard all season and haven’t blue line and tallied an unassisted Chambers. Tatoian answered for 3:56; Rulf, Buf, major, S;®; TroUler, Turnberry Isle Championship Manchester outshot Samers, 35-19, Phiindelphia - 7 W 204 OW Ransey 9 22 a . Bates 4 M 10, At Miami. Feb. 7 given up. And they had not been goal. Somers 37 seconds later but NY 4:42; D. Sutter, NY, 6:41; Edwards, New Jersey 6 M 2B - 94k Gudmundsson 2 32 7. Totals a 1821 lOO with P^t McNamara betweoi the (P a r 72) rewuded but finally were Eric Tnidon, assisted by Bill Mandiester then came on strong. ^ ( , 6:41; Ramsey, Bol, 6:41: Playfair, Western Divlston New York JoA nne C am er $18,750 70-70-71-72—283 NATlONAt HOCKEV LEAGUE Bui, 12:36: TonelK, NT, 15:17. St.’ Louis X) 3 WO Portland 8 18 MZr-100 JoA nn W asham 12250 74-71-71*68—284 rewaraed. Chambers on'a pretty play, made it Botteron, taking a pass from Dean pipes fix' the Silk Towners. Second Period-6, New York, Bossy 40 WichIU 12 0 681 04k Three-point goal»-Newlln, RichardMn. World Ski Giampionships Results By. United Frees International By United Press International Sally L illie 7JO) 69-71-71-74-285; “It’s fine to learn to be a good 2- 1 less than a minute laterGusta^n, and skat^ down the wing yffUn Conference (TrotUer,: Morrow), 537, 6, BuHSUo, Denver H) U .470 0 Fouled out—&rper. Total foula-New Vicki Singleton 7/40 7146-73-75f—285 “The ; third period we usually ritridt t t r ----- IMvision McCourt 37 (FoUgno, ^m aey), 14:«. 7, Memphis , 10 14 .417 U4k York 17, Portland 17. A-12j006. Men’s Slalom loser but victory sure does taste Chris Verbridge, assisted by and fired a 30-foot wrist shot into the New York, Gormg 8 (Bourne), I83B. Phoenix ’ ’ 8 18 233 134k at Schladming, Austria. Feb. 7 Hollis Staev 4254 69-71-74-72-286 come out and have a bad one bgt W L T Pts. GF GA 1, Ingemar Stenmark, Sweden, 1:48.48. Jan e Blalock 4254 69-71-73-73-288 sweet,” he added as his sextet now B o tte^ and Craig Carlson, made it top coiner at 7:40. It was his 11th MY talaiiden 91 IS 74 9U172 Penaltiea-McKegney. Buf. 4:07; Hajt. Kansai a ty 6 11 260 144k SAN DIECK) (07) this tim^ now way were we going to B^,7;13; PUylaTr, 6uf, 16:87. Satarday’s Results 2. Bojan Krizaj, Yugoslavia. 1:48.90. 3, P a l B radley 4250 70-70-71-75r-286 stands 1-12-1. The loss drops Somers 3- 1 at the end of the first periodgoal at of the season. Six seconds later Philaddphia^ » 20 6S 918206 Brooks 1 4^ 6, Bryant 1 4*4 6. Bengt Fjaellberg. Sweden. 1:49.32 . 4. B renda G oldsm lh 4254 70-70*71-75r-286 NY Rangers 2S 21 8 S8 200212 Third Peiio(L3, New York, Nystrom 12 Baltimore 6, New York 3 the 12:13 mark, -Verbridge tallied his fifth of the let them have it,” Hbrton saw the (Potvin, Boume), 3:9. 8, New York, Kansas City 6, Denver 4 Chambers 8 3*5 19, Smith S (H) 6, Taylor Paolo de (jhiesa, Italy, 1:49.37 . 5. Joel Donna Caponl 3,125; 09-75.-71-72-287 to 2-7. PittsbUfi 21 28 8 SO 206 236 1 (M) 2. Wood 5 8*11 18, Douglas 6 M 18. Oaspoz, Switzerland, 1:46.51. 6, Piero N. U pez-M elton 3,125. 7440-70-74-207 season as his slap shot from outside four-goal burst, ‘I ’m tuqipy and Wasbinj 15 31 9 9 209232 Goring 10 (Carroll), 8:16. 10, New York, Sunny’s Results The Indians will be able to savor Dave Tatoian sUced the Indian Gillies 23 (B. SuUer), L6:0t. PenalUes- St. Louis 7, Kansas City 0 Brogan 3 04) 7, Whitehead 4 OO 8, Wiley Gros, Italy, 1:50.68. 7, Peter Mally, Italy. Betsy King 3.125. 68-72-73-74-287 the blue line dipped, took a crazy happy fo|r the kids. It’s bera a long Adams Division 3 1*1 7. Totals 35 98-33 97. 1:51.08. 8, Franz Gruber, Austria, 1:51.18. Amy Alcoft 2215 73-74-71-70-288 the win for awhile as their next mit- lead to 3-2 at 3:07 of the middle ses Montreal 31 11 12 74 2661S8 Persson, NY, 4:33; B. Sutter, NY, 8:07; Baltimore 4, New Jersey 3, OT «nin -ind hounc^ into the cage past tim e.” GilUes, NY. 12:26. Wichita 4. Phoenix 3, OT SEATTLE (90) 9, Paul-Ame Skajem, Norway, 1:51.78. 10. Kalhy M artin 2215 75-74-66-73-288 ing is Saturday afternoon against sion hilt Rnttpron wbrked his magic Boston . 81 17 7 6D 224186 Shelton t M 10. Walker 7 2*4 16. Sikma Vladimir Andreev, Soviet Union. 1:52.60. Joyce K azm ierski 2215 71-70-73-74—288 Buffalo 29 17 9 07 212172 Shots on goal—Islanders 13-12-742. Denver 4, Philadelphia 3 5 44 14. Hanriik 2 24 6, Williams 7 7*6 P ally Sheehan 2.315 60-71-74-74-288 Buffalo 114-746. Bulfalo 6. Geyeland 2 Did not finish: Phil Mahre. Yakima, Herald photo by Pinto Quebec 27 20 9 63 260 228 21, Donaldson 2 34 7, Vranes 2 (M) 4, Wash., Steve Mahre, Yakima. Wash Yuko Moriguchl 1,680 71-71-‘(7-70—280 Hartford 16 24 13 « 182 223 Goalies-lslanderi, Smith. Buffalo, Ed Monday’! Games Radford 4 1*1 9, Brown 3 OO 6. Kelser 1 wards. A-16.433, (No Games Schmied) Judy Clark 1.680 72-73-72-72-280 Campbell Conference 34 5, Tolbert 0 1-2 1. Totals 95 2007 90. Final. Medal Standings: P atti Rizzo 1.680 76-72-60-72-289 Norris Division ’Tuesday’s Games San Diego U 27 3120-97 (No Games Scbeduled) Gold Silver Bronze Total Kathy W hitworth 1.680 75-7340*72-280 Getting position W L T Pts: GF GA HtUburgh IS 0-4 Seattle 2130232rr-90 Switzerland 3 Dale Eggcling 1,680 70-75.-71-73-289 Minnesota . .22 17 16 do 234 200 Philadelphia io s-6 Three-point goal—Brogan. Fouled out— United States 1 3 Lynn Slroney 1.3S 71-75.-71-73—290 St. Lwis I X 26 4’^ 54 First period-l, Philadelphia, Allison 0 None. Total foula—San Diego 33. Seattle Sweden 1 1 Dot (ierm ain 1.329 76-70-70-74—290 Manchester’s Lisa Christensen (25) gets into proper defensive Superior Winnipeg 20 23 11 SI 208 236 (Propp, Flockhart), 2:66. 2, Philadelphia, 28. Technical—battle coach Wilkens. A— M ary Dw yer 12® 71-73*60-77—200 Chicago Barber 32 (Slttler, HIU), 16:01. 3, France I 1 posture to ward off possible Enfield threat in CCIL tussle last 20 26 10 SO ar.266 133)8. Austria Bonne I>aucr 1225. 77-72-73*60—®1 Toronto 16 27 13 € 219 » Pittsburgh, Carlyle 8 (Hotham, Ma- Canada M .Sponcer-DcvIin l.(K5 73-74-75.-70-292 Friday night at Clarke Arena. Teammate Jackie Tucker Is also Detroit 16 29 10^ 42 194 235 ■ J(5 *®b), 18:33. Pmitiea-Ghomey, Ht, Sue Foclem an l.OSf. 72-75.-75.-70—292 2:32; Rlssling. Pit, major-minor (miscon NEW JERSEY (110) Yugoslavia in area. Christensen had 11 points and 10 rebounds In 64-31 Smythe Divisloiv Basketball Liechtenstein Sandra P alm er 1,025: 73*73-75.-71-292 Edmonton 35 U 1(K 80 313227 duct) 8:28; Hoffmeyer, Phi. major-minor King 5 04) 10. B. Williams 2 9-10 13, Italy Carolyn Hill 1.025 78-71-72-71-292 Indian triumph. Calgary 20 24 19 » 225246 (misconduct) 3:29; Pit, bench (serv^ by Elmore 8 04) 16. R. Williams 11 3*3 25. Carole Callison 1.025 77-70-73*72-292 Simpson) 3:68; Wilson, Phi, 4:37; Price, Walker 5 7-8 17. Kook 4 04) 8, O’Koren 5 Mercy girls Vancouver 18 26 11 47 190 200 Medal Winners; t;a il llira ta 1.025 75-71-72-74-292 2*2 12. Lacey 2 04) 4, Bailey 1 3*3 5. Los Angeles U. 29 U 41 217 2B4 PIL 6:30; Baxter. Pit, major (fighting) Men: Pam G ietzen 1.025 70-74-73-75.-292 Colorado 11 36 9 31 105 257 and major-minor (misconduct), 8:19; ToUls 43 2(-» 110. Kathy Po.sUewait 762 73-73-75,-72-293 (Top fcNir in each division qualify for Adams. Phi, major (fightlag) and major- CLEVELAND (94) Alpine Combined: Gold. Michel Vion, Johnson 4 04) 8, Wedman 1 04) 2, France. Silver. Peter Luescher, Switzer Avako Okam oto 762 72-76-72-73—293 Stanley Cup playoffs.) minor (misconduct), 8:19; Hill, Phi, land. Bronze. Anton Steiner, Austria. Kvie O 'B rien 762 72-72-75-74-290 three periods with Blast unable to netted 7 pointAapiece for the young •Satarday’s Results Hotham, Pit, Edwards 6 1-6 17. Huston 8 1*1 17. Giant Slalom: Gold, Steve Mahre, CMhv Sherk 762 73-71-75-74-293 Superior height all down the line margin .to 30-20 at the ihtbhtiission. lOifi; Bullard, Pit, major-minor (miscon Brewer 9 04) 18, Herron 1 OO 2, McKay leads UConn Eaglettes. Chicago 4, Boston 3 NWIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. Yakima. Wash.^ Silver, Ingemar Sten Joan' Joyce 762 75.40-74-75^293 proved to-be a major factor as Mer- make a severe dent in the Amy StaniszewsU had 8 of. her Quebec 4, (^iladeiphia 3 duct), 10:48; Boutette, Pit, 17:36; By United Press International Laimb^r 6 44 16. Carr 3 44 10, Sl|as 0 mark. Sweden.' Bronze, Boris Strel. J. S langcr Pync 542 ■ 75.-73-74-72—294 oy High downed Blast Catholic, 63- game-high 28 points in the second difference. ' Mercy (63) ^ O’Brien 1 2-2 4, N.Y. Islanmrs 6, Detroit 2 LInseman, Phi, 17:36; Wilson, Phi. double Eastern Conference 24 2. DilUrd 1 04) 2. ToUU 41 12*17 94. minor and major (flghUng), 17:44; New Jersey 38 24 26-110 Yugoslavia. Bev Davis-Cooper 542 71-76-74*73—294 50, In a Hartford County Conference stanza and Peggy Kennedy all 4 of “We played a good second half K.Kennedy 0 1-2 1, Farrell 1 1-2 3, Edmonton f>. Toronto 1 «. . . IU4IJWI UIKIIUIIK/, II Atlantic Division 22 Slalom: Gold, Stenmark. Silver, Bojan T herese He.ssion 542 74-72-74-74—294 Washington 6, Pittsbyrgh 4 Stackhouse, Pit, major (fating) 17:44. > W L Pet. GB Cleveland 3024 1426-94 Krizaj. Yugoslavia. Bronze. Bengt Fjaell- Lvnn Adam s 542 75-75.-70-74-294 (HCC) girls’ basketball make-up her markers in the session to pace with only maybe four turnovers, and . P.Kennedy 2 04) 4, S. Smith 0 2-42, Hartford 4L St. LouuT 2 Second period-4. Ptltsburi^, MacUish Boston SI 12 ,736 — Fouled out—None. ToUl fouls-Ncw Vicki Tabor 542 74-72-73-75r-294 Jersey 22, Geveland 28. A—4,611. berg, Sweo^en. to impressive win clash Saturday afternoon in the Tigers. did a iittle better on the boai^,” Ingalls 0 0-1 0, 'M.Smith 0 2-2 2, Mcmtreal 5, Colorado 3 13 (Chomey. Gatzos), 8:»; 5, PitUburgh, Philadelphia 33 14 .702 IW Downhill: Gold, Harti Weirather, Austria. Bonnie Brvant 542 71-75,-73-75.—294 Staniszewski 132-128, Wierzbinski 3 ' Los Angeles. 5, Vancouver 4 Gatzos 2 (Mallone, Price) 10:34; 6, New Jersey 23 26 .439 12 Silver, Conradin Cathomen, Switzerland. Alice R itzm an 542 72-73-73-76-291 Middletown. “We had eight turnovers and Put offered Ridel, “We made some ^ Sunday’s.Results PitUburgh, MacLeish 14 (Gatzos) 18:26. Washington 22 21 .478 12 Beverly Klass 542 70-72-75.-77-294 0-0 6, Patton 0 1-2; 1, Jayne LOS ANGELES (119) Bronze, Erwin Resch, Austria. Behind the offensive firepower of noon. The 6-foot Bagley wound up The win lifts the llgers to 7-2 in up only 10 shots in the second steals and were able to convert . Chicago 5, Minnescfla 2' Penalties-MacLeish, Pit, 0:63; Price, New rerk 22 26 .4T8 IS Rambis 0 OO 0, Wilkes 12 2-2 26, Abdul* Women: Sandra Spuzich 429 73*75.-75,-72—295. conference play and 12-2 overall quarter,” reviewed Blastdoach them. But their size was.Just un Paardenkooper 5* 0-0 j o , Jackie N.Y’. Islanders 7, Buffalo 3 Pit, 6:37; Allison, liil, major (fighting) Central Division Jabbar 16 34 9 , Cooper 13 5-6 31, Nixon Alpine Combined; Gold, Erika Hess, Cindy Hill 429 70-74-75.-76-295. Mike McKay, rebounding of Corny with a 5-for-13 shooting perfor Qwbec 5, Washington 5, tie !5'S’ Caflyle. Pit, major (fighting) Milwaukee 32 14 600 — Silvia Bcrlolaccini429 72-73-73-77—295. Paardenkooper 1 04) 2. ‘letals 26II- 18:20; Boutetle, Pit, 18:20; Propp. TO, 3 7*6 13, McAdoo 2 34 7, Jordan 2 OO 4, Switzerland. Silver, Perrine Pelen, Thompson and defensive work of mance from the field and 12 points, while the loss drops the Elaglettes to Donna Ridel, “Plus we had maybe believable.” Detroit 8, St. LmTs 5 Atlanta 18 26 .432 12 Brewer 0 OO 0 Landsberger 1 1-1 3. France. Bronze. Christin Cooper. Sun Chris Johnson 354 73-74-77-72-296 17 63. 1 Philadelpnia 5. Pittsburgh 4 18:20; Cochrane. Phi, 18:20. Detroit 20 27 .426 12W Valley, Idaho. Jan F 'erraris .T4 72-73-78-73—296 diminutive sophomore Karl Hobbs, nine under his average. He also had 0-7 in the HCC and 3-11 overall. only two rebounds In the quarter. Jayne Paardenkoqper added 10 Third period-7, Philadelphia, Flockhart ToUls 49 21*25. 119. East Catliolle (SO) — White 6 1-2 Edmonton ,8/ N.Yi. Rangers 4 Indiana 30 Z7 .438 l2Vk BOSTON (113) Giant Slalom; Gold, Hess. Silver. B arbara M oxness 354 75-74-73-74—206 the University of Connecticut 7 of the Eagles’ turnovers as the Blast, which has lost five straight Mercy has a lot of tall people ahd markers for Mercy. Calgary 8, Toronto 2 a (Propp, Watson) 8:06; f, PhiUdelphIa, Chicago 18 28 283 144k Cooper. Bronze. Ursula Konzett. Liechten K athv H ite 354 77-72-73-74-296 13, Ingallinera 14-46, Caffrey 204)4, Montreal ?* .Los Mgeles 2 Barber. 33 (Hoffmeyer) 13:F«; 9, Cleveland U 36 230 21 Maxwell 4 2-2 10, Bird 5 OO 11. Parish thumped Boston College, 67-59, in normally patient BC offense didn’t and nine of its last 10, hosts St. at one point had four people on the Denise White, netted 13 markers Philadelphia, Allison 10 (unassisted) 14 14 29, Archibald 7 3^. 18. Ford 7 0-1 stein. Sandra Post 354 72-74-75,-75^-296 DelSignore 12-6 4, Evans 0 04 0, .Monday’s Games Western (inference L5, McHale 7 1*2 Ui, Robey 4 0*1 8. Slalom: Gold, Hess. Silver. Cooper. Bcckv P earson 354 60-74-78-75—296 Big East Conference basketbaii ac take care of the basketball. Thomas Aquinas Thursday night at court taller than our tallest. That and Pam Cunningham 11 to lead the (No.Gamtfs SchMuled) 18:42. Midwest Division IMnna White 354 71-73-76-76-296 ' Shots on goal~Pittsburgh 14*7-T~26. Henderson 1 1*2 3. Carr 2 OO 4, Ainge 0 Bronze. Danicia Zini, Italy. tion Saturday at the Roberts Center Connecticut had a 27-24 halftime Saunders’ Gymnasium at 8 o’clock. makes it extremely difficult on the Eaglettes. Palmer 3 0 4 6, Liipacchino 1 4 4 6, 'Tuesdhy's Game W L Pet.' GB OO 00. Bradley 0 60 0, Femsten 0 OO 00. Downhill; Gold. Gerry Sorensen. P at M evers 356 75.-69-71-81-296 All-Star fGamefat Landover, Md., 6 . Philadelphia ll-9-0->29. San Antonio 30 16 .062 — Sue E rll 196 75.-73-75.-74-297 in Chestnut Hiil, Mass. bulge and moved it to as many as 10 Mercy had a slender 12-11 edge boards,” Ridel added. Mercy also took the jayvee tilt, 34- Leavitt 0 0-10, Cunningham 51-211. Goalies- Pittsburgh. Ricci. Philadel Denver 26 22 632 64k ToUU 51 8-17'm. Canada. Silver. Cindy Nelson. Reno, Nev. Totals 19 12-19 50. p.m. EST Los Angeles 24 28 26 41—119 Bronze. Laurie Graham. Canada. C arole C harbonnier 196 73-75-75.-74—297 The setback was the second in a points midway through the second after one period but extended its The Tiger lead went to 47-33 after 30. Sue Wallace and Martha Barter phia. Peelers. A—17,021. Houston 24 22 622 6 Boston 40 26 21 26-113 Dianne Dailev 196 77-73-73-74-207 Kansas City L6 32 .319 L6'k M vra Van Hwise 196 75.-75.-72-75—297 row for the Eagies after half. BC came within three points on American Hockey League Three^lnt goals— Bird« . Archibald, ...... Intemauonal Minnesota 01 1 -2 Utah 14 31 211 L'.4k Ford. Foul^ out— Henderson. ToUl M arga Stubblefield 196 76-74-72-75—297 reeied off 20 consecutive wins at the two occasions but the Huskies in the (Erie’tl t I^hester sted Adirondack) CJhicago 809-6 Dallas 14 32 204 16 fouls—Los Angeles 25, Boston 24. A— Alsukn liikaEo 196 71-7r;-75:-70-297 Roberts Center. BC slipped to 3-6 in final 8 tii-minutes converted 16-of-19 •^-'Northern Division First period—1. Chicago. Bulley 4 Pacific Division 15,320. Manchester trackmen triumph W L T Pts. GF GA (Higgins, &vara). 14:19. 2, ^ le y , Seattle S3 IS .717 - the Big East and 11-8 overall with free throws to seal the triumph. Chicago, 5 (Savai^), 14:56. Penalties— Los Angeles 33 14 .302 4k New Brans. 92. U. 7 228 147 Golden ^tate 36 19 678 O^k the reversal. Norman Bailey added 15 markers Basketball Maine ^ S LS 4 2Ur 180 Feamster, CJhi, major, ;40. Portland 26 10 J78 64k Sunday's College Ba.sketball Results The victory maintained the for the Huskies while Thompson Nova Scotia 23 24 7 m 214 Second period-3, Minnesota, Christoff By United Press International A u to 18 (Young. Palmer), 15:51. PenalUes- Phoenix 24 21 J23 84k Huskies atop the Big East standings netted 12 in addition to leading Sprin^eld 22 27 4 177 211 San Diego 14 33 236 18>k EUst Fred^icton 12 37 4 181 279 McCarthy, Minn, 3:21; Hakansson, Minn, Saturday's Results Bloomsburg 101. Slippery Rock 72 R a c in g at 6-2 with Georgetown (7-3) and UConn to a 34-21 edge in the reboun Parrott, Roy set records Southern Division 14:14; Secord. Chi. 6:40; Ciccarellt, Minn, Cleveland 88, Atlanta 87 Duquesne :0, Rutgers fO Villanova (6-3) trailing. Connecticut ding department. Martin Clark had Binghamton 31 20 4 220 179 10:41. Dallas 96. Indiana 88 Niagara- 92. Holv Cross 77 New Bavqntg^ 4 27j23 5 207 168 Third period— 4, Minnesota, Andersson New Jersey 126.. Detroit 120 Union 73. Norwich T9 cannot sit on its laurels of sweeping a team-high 18 tallies for the Rochester 24 25 7 212 201 (Payne. Smith). 5:31. 5. Chicago. Higgins Settle 129. Utah 103 South With two schools record set, ment in the 1,000-meter run with a Adirondack 23 24 8 187 U6 16 (unassisted), 6:33. 6, Chicago, Savard Louisville 70. St. John's 60 the season series from BC as it hosts Elagles. Mike Adams, a freshman ‘ Austin (W) 2.SL4. PEE WEE 29 (Higgins, Bulley), 8:58. 7, Diicago. Sunday’s Results By United Press International SOO: I. Parrott (Ml. 2. ErascareUi )M>; 3. Hershey 22 26 2 181 218 Los Angeles 110, Boston 113 Murray St. 64. Austin Peay 61 (20T) Crosby National Pro-Am St. John's Wednesday night at 8 out of Hartford Fhiblic High, had 8 Manchester High boys’ indoor track time of 2:51.4 while Fred Lea took a Keith Wolff netted 15 points and Erie ; 18 31 ^ 221 209 Wilson £ (unassisted), 19:31. 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Rapid growth means outstanding Phone MAAOM MANCNERTM ■ colonial reproductions. 5598. Sisn only to Hw size of operator. Major medical Htvt Bili Dtl, our nittmsn, ctli. . j.p . Lewis m m a . $38M. '^-7000 evenings. opportunity. • • aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tha original insertion. included. Inquire at 522- F R a e tT M u m Phans; 643-0125 or 643-2266 ft!l8-80M Sporting G oods 46 9006 for interview appoint WINDSOR - three rooms, Autoa For Sale . 67 1974 DODGE CHARGER - Errors which do not Connecticut General employs over -t- EAST TERMS . : ELECTRICAL SERVtCES » a a a a a a a .aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ment. modern kitchen. $275. 318 engine. A utom atic, lessen the value of the 1,000 DPpitofessionals in a fast-paced, { - We do aU types of E3ec- TENT HEATER - Coleman Capitol Homies, 5265598. adverUsamant win not state-of-the-art IBM environment. If I trical Work! Licensed. Call 5,000 BTU $25. Children’ s BANK REPOSSESSIONS power steering, power SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS • brakes, air. 54,000 miles. bo correctad by an ad- you have 2 or more years of COBOL , .1 I after 5:00 p.m., 6461516. sleeping bags, $5.00 each. Hoinaa lor Rant 54 we will train. $5.72 per run; FOR SALE Excellent shape. $2400. dMonal bisartion. and/or BAL experience, can work Telephohe 6463067. • •••••••••••'•••••••••••A four runs daily. Andover c r iA n 9« i n a 1 ■nMOTHY J. CONNfcLLY #•••••••AAAAAAABAA****** 1975 - Buick Skylark, 6 cyl.. 2 Bolton, 6469430. both independently and in a team set FMMI9 mMOffi-fiO B H M i E C E H i a 456V4 MAIN STREET - six •AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA School - 74^7S39. Cabinets, Rooting, Gutters, ateefeMateaeiWee ■WueWr Work ; R esidual & Commercial Ant/ques 46 dr. coupe, $1800. ting, we may have an excellent oppor- aospeSe •••••••••••••••••••••••A rooms, $400. plus utilities. Trucks for Sale 62 UlanrbpBtpr Rom AdditioasjLlecks,.Aii arCsparts • GonSthicticm. RemodeUng, No appliances. Tenant in 1974 • Kawasaki Motorcycle, tumty for you. types of Remodeling and mooMsiiipk*, 128 TdUMMi TRks. ! home improvements, ad- ANTIQUES BOUGHT and 500CC. 9800. •••••••••••••••••••••••• oeiasa) surance. Security. 6462426 1972 DODGE VAN - very You'll work in the systems area of rerairs. Free estimatea. lb ■oeuMM ’ • RLRS 2 dltions, bathroom & sold at the Antique Market weekdays. Fiilly insured. - - f kitchen remodeling, Place, 811 Mam Street. Thaobova can b# atan at good condition, 6 cyl., Hrralb our individual insurance operations, a DRIVER WANTED with . w ■ miiAMMII oPwioan MANGHESm PHONI j$46«017 Space for quality dealers automatic. Asking $1500. major division of Connecticut General. , plow rig to plow es M S > F 4i a 2 roofing, siding, repairs, SBM • door & window replace- available. Telephone Q462491. tablished routes in 923 Main Street, MthcKeMer 2 ment and alterations. 646 Excellent working conditions: free Manchester. Telephone Offlcea-Storea «,1379. Wanted Ip Buy 49 □ NOTICES parking, van pools,l)us service, exer 647-0359 after 5 p.m. for Rent 55 cise course, cafeteria, recreational CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe ,aaaa#aa'aaaaaaqaaa#aaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa# 'TiENNIS AND RUSSELL CASH FOR YOUR Proper eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseee facilities, and more. Competitive sala WANTED: Part time laun WORKSPACE OR DeVille - 72,000 miles. Help Wanted 13 8sr¥lcs9 Ofisrml 91 San/leaa O tiand 21 Pslnang-Pspiing .92 -'MILLER i- Remodeling, ty. We buy quickly and con STORAGE SPACE FOR Good condition. $2700 or Loat and Found 1 ries and a top benehts piackage. dry cleaning person. •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••*•••••••••••••••••*• fidentially. The Hayes Cor Generally five hoqrs per aaaaaaaaaslaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 'J^dditions, roofing, rec RENT in Manchester. No Best otter. Telephone 742- i n t e r i o r PAINTING, •HXioms, paneling, gutters, poration. 646-0131. 6800 - Keep trying. LOST DOG - vicinity of Most importantly, we foster your day, six days per week. PEOPLE NEEDED TO C & M Tree Service, Free lease or security deposit. over ten years experience, “ aluminum and vinly siding Reasonable rates. Suitable Russell Drive and Tunnel development with training pro Mornings. Telephone Lee work Friday, Saturday or estimates. Discount senior low rates and senior citiiien "installed year round. for small business. Retail 1971 VW VAN - 4 cyl., new Road, Vernon. Tan, grams, educational support, foiv Saucier for interview ap Sunday at one of our out citizens. Company discounts. 643-9960. Telephone 6462954 or 646 * RENTALS and commercially zoned. rebuilt motor, radial tires, medium sized, slim nud career development, and job pointment - 10 a.m. door flower locations. Manchester owned and weekdays. 633-4681. EOE. operated. Call 646-1327. ^ ,^ 1 ;______Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. AM-FM cassette stereo, features, short hair, white rotations. You help shape your Work one, two or three INTERIOR AND paws, possibly limping. Room s for Rent 52 sunroof, great transporta career growth. days. Must have car. EXTERIOR painting, "CARPENTRY AND Answers to “ Kimba” . Cw MAINTENANCE UGHT TRUCKING - Fen NEWLY RENOVATED tion. $2,000. Telephone 647- S.D.R. Enterprises, An- paper hanging. Carpentry /m asonry. Call Tony anytime, 647-9148 or 289- Take charge o f your future. Call or SUPERINTENDENT - cing. ^tics, cellars, gar FURNISHED room in 310 square feet o ffice 8805. dqver, CT. 74^9965. W oi*. F W y Uisured. J;P. "SquiUacote, 6460611. send resume to: Salary plus apartment in ages cleaned. All types Manchester. New house, available. Main Street IncoMe Tax Lewis & Son, 6496658. location with ample 1968 PONTIAC Bonneville, Manager of Data Processing Manchester. Full time. B A N K P R O O F trash, brush removed. centrally located. Wall to Wheels FOUND: Docile older Recruitment—CW-10 Experience necessary in Picket, Split Rail, Heating-Plumbing 35 wall carpeting, all parking, Call 6462891. four door, 68,000 orig. O P E R A T O R Sewica INTERlQR/?aaERIOlC miles, many new parts, black cat. White breast, Connecticut General Life plumbing, electrical and experienced. South Wind Stockade Fences instaUed. ieeeeeeeOeeeeeeeeeee**** privileges with yard PAINTING - W allpap^g PRIME LOCATION - very little rust. Good run face, paws. Black nose. Insurance C on^ny cleaning. Prefer retired, sor Bank and Trust Com IN C O M E T A X 5266670. ^;;^ALLER PLUMBING- parking. On busline. Hartford, C T 061W and Drywall Installation. Downtown, Ground level, ning condition and depen Jensen Street. Telephone reliable, sober person or pany. Call Warren PREPARATION - Ex "HEATING- Water pump Including heat and Tel. 683-7313 couple. Telephone 643-0674 LICENSED DAY CARE QuaUty professional wbik. ;';;.9peciallsts. Also, four rooms, heat, air- dable car. Air conditioning. 649-8705. Matteson, 28(F6061 for ap perienced - at your home Reasonanle prices. Free utilities. Telephone 10-5 or 6^7135. HOME - WiU watch your remodeling service or p.m., 6468206 Monday thru conditioning, utilities and $600 firm. Telephone 646 Connecticut General life pointment. E.O.E. - Cfdl Dan h^ler, 6 ^ estimates. FiiUy insurra. Announcements 3 chUd or infant days. CaU "fepairs. FREE FYiday: 610 p.m., 647-9813 parking. Available im 2844. Insurance Company 3329. i 646-0283. G.L.MPIUigh.«W«t: E S li^ T E S . 6466266. evenings and weekends. mediately. Telephone 646 .Condomlnluma 22 RENAULT R/5 1976. 70,000 A.F.S. FRUIT SALE - Equal Opportunity Employer MlfiHC 2865. MtlOMOmiE miles. Excellent condition. January 27th thru PERSONAL INCOME > HousohoM G oods 40 FURNISHED ROOM for MANCHESTER - BeauUful Rust proofed, stereo and February 12th. $7.50 per TAX SERVICE - Returns rent - lades only. Licensed BOOKKOPBI one bedroom garden condo. PalnUng-Papartnp 32 BuHdIng Contracting 33 sun roof. $2100. Telephone box, pink grapefruit or •‘ USED * < rooming house.’ Private Autoa For Sale 61 DENTAL ASSISTANT - P A R T T IM E For diversified duties in Garage, available im prepared, tax advice 6464568. Valencia oranges. Call 643- FARRAND ' REFRIGERATORS, roqm with community experienced necessary. SALESPERSON to sell busy office. Experience mediately. $325. Telephone given. Learn how to best 7277. Home delivery. REMODELING • Cabinets, ->uWASHERS, RANGES - kitchen and bath. Very subscriptions door-to-door 668-0392. manage your personal Multi girl office. Ehccellent helpful. Must have ap Roofing, Gutters, Room .Tdean, Guaranteed. Parts clean and quiet. Utilities with newscarrier two . „ . benefits. Salary titude for figures. Full finances. Reasonable m w K m r u m m Additions, Decks, AU types ofMft Service. Low prices! included. On busline and evenings a week or Satur ONE BEDROOM CONDO negotiable. Immediate time position with many rates. CaU 646-7366. AFilPaiUlNIlN of Reiqodeling and .B.D . Pearl & Son, 6 « Main near stores. Security and Manchester area. days. Salary plus com FOR RENT. No uUliUes. t fringe benefits. Call for C U U N O t IICPAIIIID Rraairs. Free esumates. ?^treet. 6462171. references. Telephone missions. Cali Circulation Security deposit and SELECT Send resume to Box EE, appointment between 10 on niPLACiD Fiuly insured. Phone 6 4 3 - after 3 p.m., 644-0383. Manager, Manchester references required. WALT ZINGLER’s In • r m BSTimATMM • c /o The Herald. 6017. ir' AUCTION Herald 643-2711. a.m. and 3 p.m. Telephone 646-6973. come Tax Service. Filing FuUr btumd - natoftowoBa ‘”^17 COMBINA'nON Storm and screen windows. (14) FURNISHED AND Unfur- Pontiac SECRETARY- tax returns in your home NUUmN NUTTSSON 643-5135 ..30x55 and (3) 30x36. nished - includes beat and RECEPTIONIST - Doctors AUTO- MECHANIC AflerSMPdS. ■ Hi . 2SS70«II534007 since 1974. Can 6466346. Telephone 6466663. electricity. Telephone 646 USED CARS NEEDED full or part F eb. 11, 1982 office. E^st Hartford. Part 4432. time, four day week. Reply time. Evenings available. MATURE BABYSITTER CONDO FO R R E N T - THREE PIECE Contem 8:00 am Box HH, c /o The Herald. Telephone 646-1140. IN C O M E T A X Casual Knit wanted for Tuesday, GLASTONBURY - ideal porary living room set - Apartmanta lor Rent 53 Toyota Diesel Pickup...... RETURNS prepared in 1981 .$6998 Bob’s Alto Body Friday and Saturday location. Two bedrooms, $m . Three foot, two tier AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA PART TIME HELP SITTER Bently School 390 New State Rd, nights. Own transportation IVk baths, finished base your home. CaU Thomas smoked glass coffee table - MANCHESTER- One and 198i P o n ^ Phoenix S n d r...... $7996 needed - various hours area for nine year old boy preferred. Call anytime, ment, patio. $523. CallJobn Michalak, 6468634. $150. Telephone 6461141. two bedroom apartments ___ MwidlGStiDf during the week and after school and vacations. ISSOToyoti Tercel, s|nL , A/C . J 649-6782. - 56&^2161 8 4 p.m. or Raglan Sleavat available. Centrally 5 9499 weekends. Apply in per- Telephone after 6 p.m., 2892 after 5 p.m. I TAX RETURNS. Have BRASS BED - queen size, located on busline near 7-Eleven,' 509 Center 643-5810. 1980T(Vota Corolla 4rik., A/T .. .$9996 Help Wanted 13 _ PART TIME COOK for day your tax returns prepared high headboard, foot shopping center and. 7T care center February 16tn by a licensed CPA to help baord, heavy frame, solid schools. For further details 1980Pontiac Sunbird Coupe . . . PMTTME-nLLlK thru the 19th. Teleigione □ REAL ESTATE iiiake sure that you pay brass. .Nice design. call 6467157. 10 HRS. » rs. 647-9659. only what you owe. Day. Telephone 6367783. 1980 Plymouth Horizon TC3 ...... 49399 20 HRS. 1U. Evening and Weekend 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and OIL BURNER MECHANIC 30 HRS too. FULL OR PART TIME - Homaa For Sale 23 Hours. Norman C. THREE PIECE Living 4 room heated apartments, 1980 Pontiac LeMans Coupe...... 45995 Sm Mr. Crow attractive positions in Holcomb, Certified PubUc , ^ m - $275. Colonial style, hot water, no appliances. Tu n d w only 10 ..m. OR Manchester arqa. Neat DUPLEX FOR SALE - 6x6. Accountant, Phone 649- Security - tenant in 1979 Dodge Omni 024...... 44995 2 p.m. Slurp ^n good condition. LICENSED SERVICE PERSONNEL appearance and good Very good condiUon, cen 6496. A member (rf.The iTeiephone 647-9695. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Jeep CJ Renegade ...... character a must. Smdy trally located, large yard. Connecticut Society of Cer weekdays. 1979 7 45999 Capable of Installations and service. work and no layoffs. Ehir- $79,966. Telephone 6 4 3 ^ . tified PubUc Accountants. 1979 Chevy bnpala 4rilr...... $4399 Min i b . noiL nings (^portunfty of $275 1 Aitfofos for Sale 41 MANCHESTER MAIN Must be licensed. er week to start, Pontiac Firebird ...... TAXES PREPARED IN STREET - Two room 1979 49495 ilephhne 646-3935. E.O.E. apartment. Heated, hot CALL NEW 6-ROOM YOUR HOME - water, appliances. No pets. 1979Toyota Corolla dnir, 5 spd, A/C$4699 COLONIAL Reasonable rates r * Security. Parking. 1978 Toyota CoHca $ 7., L/B . . . 643-5135, Ext. 133 Living room with flroplaoo, accurate. 1 ALUMINUM SHEETS Telephone 5267047. fornuT dining room, Mt-ln Norm Marshall, \ used as printing plates. .007 1978 Ford Courier Pickup, 5 spd. kltchon, throe bedroom*, et- 64360M. \thick, 23328)4 . 50c each, MANCHESTER - Newly CARRIERS NEEDED teched one car gorag*. or 6 for $2.00. Phone 646 decorated one bedroom 1978 A9C Concord...... This home offers wall to wall TAXATION ANALYST - ?7U. They MUST be picked apartment. Access to shop carpal and vinyip floors. Having trouble with •your jip before 11:00 a.m. only. ping centers, buslines and 1978 Toyota CoroHa Wqon .... Excellant closet apao* schools. For further details throughout. tax return? Leave the F0U R c o r d - 4 ft. green 1978Dodke Omni, 44r, A/T ....43999 HELP WANTED AppUanosa, aluminum storm headaches to us. We wlU please call 528-^4196 delivered, $ 2 7 0 or trailer between 9 and *5 pm or IN iwindowf and doors Inoludad. - prepare your returh right £ 1978 Chevy 24-2 H/B .... .$3799 CIIICULATION DEFT. CHFA flnanoing avallabla to toad average 10 cord, 14 after 5 pm and we^cnds, qualiflsd buyera. at your tome. Reasonable -i