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■ The major multimillions to flow into Individual QUESTION: Is this the wisest way to invest? QUESTION: What should you do if your employer K ... page 15 Retirem ent Accounts (IR A s ) and the largest number of doesn’t offer a plan? ... page 3 ... pagel 1 Americans to buy their IRSs under the liberalized rules ANSWER: ’That’s an answer you must make for ANSWER: Get together with your co-workers and effective this past Jan. 1 amost surely will be lured, in Your yourself. Mutual funds have had checkered investment via corporation payroll deduction programs. It’s easier records over the years and while money market funds speak to your personnel manager and immediate to invest in an IR A through small payroll deductions (as Money's have been superb investment mediums in the past few superiors about starting an IR A payroll deduction plan. little as $20 a month) than to invest a big chunk of years, equity funds have fluctuated widely. ’There also is Scudder, Stevens reports major corporations are the “ load” factor to consider. Lord, Abbetfs funds in money. Worth already making commitments (Schlitz Brewing, The corporations offering this extra “perk” to volve a sales charge of up to 8Vk percent if you start your Ralston-Purina, NCR, to name a few). Sylvia Porter own IR A outside of a ^ ^ o l l dedubtion plait, as little as Vk employees assume no fiduciary responsibility, no ad Manchester, Conn. ministrative work, no investment. The mutual funds of 1 percent if you buy your IR A throu^ your corpora An indication of employee interest is that 95 percent Rain ending offering their securities under the payroll deduction tion payroll deduction. ’The charge is for a group and the of employees from a irtde range of New York City firms Wed., Feb. 3, 1982 plans take over all the paperwork involved as w ell as savings are passed on to you. Scudder, Stevens & would favor making regular contributions to an IR A late ithursday management of your funds. Clark’s are “ no load” funds and you avoid the sales through a payroll eduction plan, according to a surVey 25 Cents costs entirely. by Chemical Bank, a leader in payroll processing ser — S m page 2 (Q UESTIO N: What’s so important about mutual QUESTION: What happens If you leave your job or vices. funds offering a “ fam ily” of funds to employees? It does make sense, for payroll deductions have prac employers since the outside IRA investment manager are fired? ANSWER: This is a vitai as well as a major selling provides each employee with a separate, cumulative tically become an American way of life, fitting into the point. Both Lord, Abbett and Scudder, Stevens & Clark, statement that itemizes each transaction, the amount ANSWER: You can keep your existing IR A plan con pattern blueprinted by U.S. Savings Bonds, in New York-based sources of this information, offer iarge invested, number of shares purchased, total shares in tributions as an individual if your new job doesn’t have themselves the greatest savings program in our history. diversified “ fam ilies” of funds. A typical group of funds employee’s account. an IRA payroll deduction policy, or you can switch Ip (Job hunting? Sylvia Porter’s comprehensive new 82- your new employer’s plan. This'is an im potent con page booklet “ How to Get a Better Job?” gives up-to- would include a money market fund, several stock and “Statements are sent to employees at home on a date information on today’s job market and how to take bond funds and a government securities fund. You, the monthly and quarterly basis for the year. Employers venience for large companies with employees in advantage of it. Send |1.9S plus 50 cents for postage and employee, “ can switch from one fund to another with no also are provided with comprehensive reporting different cities and a high turnover rate. Employers handling to “ How to Get a Better Job,” in care of this more than a telephone call,” says a Scudder, Stevens & systems that accurately show how much each employee notify their IR A investment management firm of the b illio n newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205. Clark spokesman. Adds Lord, Abbett: ‘"The extra has contributed to the IRA. The benefits are important changes; the follow-up paperwork is completely handled by the IR A manager. Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) 17 paperwork headache is virtually eliminated for all around.” /■ UTC sales, earnings higher despite 4th quarter decline By Jacqueline Huard year. United Press International O’Neill proposed a $5.2 million in crease for vocational educational H AR TFO RD (U P I) — United Technologies Corp. Connecticut plants, HARTFORD - Gov. William students in Bristol, Stamford and posted higher sales and earnings for 1981, despite a “ Difficult economic conditions are expected to persist O’Neill today proposed a $3.17 Manchester, and for tax and finan decline in last year’s fourth-quarter profits. into 1982, making it a particularly challenging year,” billion budget for the next fiscal cial incentives fpr businesses. UTC Chairman Harry J. Gray blamed the decline in Gray said Monday. year which represents a $216.8 The governor recommended $1.36 fourth-quarter earnings on a slump in the commerical “ In spite of 1982 s pressures, we will continue our million — or 7.3 percent — increase million to train and fund 120 new airline industry, overcapacity and price erosion in the heavy investment in the future,” said Gray, who is also over current spending. state troopers; $1.4 million to help semiconductor industry and soft automotive and con president of the company. “Research and product The governor, in his State of the reduce overcrowding in jails by struction markets. development in 1982 is expected to increase along with State address on the opening day of providing speedier trials and by UTC is the largest private employer in Connecticut. capital expenditures for new plants and equipment.” the 1982 legislative session, expanding the pre-trial release Among the products manufactured by its subsidiaries For the fourth quarter of 1981, UTC had sales of about proposed $18 million in spending and program, and $1.27 million to staff are Carrier air conditioning .and heating equipment. $3.51 billion, down from about $3.54 billion for the last borrowing for anti-crime related new jails. Sikorsky helicopters, Mostek semiconductors and Otis quarter of 1980. Net income for the last quarter of 1981 programs, including new jails for elevators. was $97.5 million, down from $102.5 million the previous O’Neill proposed appropriating men and women. $200,000 for a statewide career The conglomerate is also parent firm of the Pratt & year. His capital budget totaled $152 For the total year, UTC had net income of $457.68 criminal program and a Racketeer . Whitney Aircraft Group, which manufactures jet million. million in 1981, which represented a 16 percent gain Influenced and Corrupt engines and last week laid off 935 workers at its four O’Neill mentioned only one from the $393.38 million reported in 1980. Organizations, or RICO, program. measure outside of budget items Adoption of a new financial accounting standard for The governor also recommended he’d like to see approved. He asked foreign currency translation eliminated $43 million that appropriating $3.5 million and bon the Legislature to strengthen laws would have been charged against earnings under prior ding $46 million to increase the against drunk drivers. State climate accounting regulations, the company said. state’s highway maintenance and “ The staggering toll of human life construction program by $18 million • UTC said its 1980 sales increased by 11 percent from Herald photo by Tarqulnlo and property damage taken by 1980 levels to more than $13.66 billion. Fully diluted ear GOV. WILLIAM O’NEILL over current spending. drunk drivers must be curbed,” he The capital budget includes . nings for 1981 were $7.05 per share, which was an 8 per Let the water flow said in his first talk before law ... stop drunk driving for business cent increase from the $6.51 per share recorded in 1980. • $13.7 million for a new 156-bed makers since November. “ Those The company’s government sales for 1981 increased 39 women’s unit and a 200-bed men’s who violate these laws must know political oneupsmanship, but in a percent from 1980 to more than $3.85 billion, while com ■ TWJ.^yvn amptoy«M. Sutch Savirto, ten« and. roada jjift covenad with w a ^ . blocked patph unit ii> Cheshire plus 400 new beds to that titelr' punishment. wil). Jnq. m erical and industrial sales rose 3 percent and ac ------1, icbfp.ayvay,|itjii^ blocking jg calpKijaybaalna-GMiae ayproblem.-^ - . or judged poor , seveta.’Lif. :■ r-.i -i.,-;. - expansion of existing facilities. counted for 72 percent over total revenues for 1981. tn the r a in e d tfiftthciw causing the ^ *1116 last tifhe the governor ad O’N iu T said tax increases and Gray said the company's diversification strategy had • $11 million for e co n o m ic Line hosts agents dressed the Legislature was when budget cuts approved by the development, most of it for grants “ withstood the test of economic difficulties that have H ARTFO RD (U P II — A survey indicates Connecticut he convened the special session Nov. Legislature during its recently con to municipalities for industrial E best America and its trading partners in recent years.” . cluded special session, plus revenue offers a poor business climate for general manufac The Royal Viking Line hosted Its 160 top- Hartford’s Gilbert-Love Travel Inc., are development. “ Many of the corporation’s businesses are cyclical, growth, would cover the remaining turing, due to high energy prices and other costly fac producing travel agents and their spouses, flanked by Royal Viking Line Senior Vice O’Neill underwent double bypass • $20 million for housing develop but the cycles have tended to be staggered because of Trustee: Proposed $33.5 million deficit and balance the tors. heart surgery Dec. 3 at St. Francis United Technologies.’ involvement across a span of in aboard the newly expanded Royal Viking President of Marketing George Sotir (left) ment, rehabilitation, and energy The study, released Monday by the Chicago accoun Hospital and Medical Center and 1982-1983 budget. dustries and its growing participation in overseas Star In San Francisco on Jan. 6. Manchestar and Royal Viking Line District Sales conservation loans. The funds will ting firm of Alexander Grant & Co., ranked Connec was discharge Dec. 17. He has been The governor held out the markets,” he said. residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Qllbert, of Manager Karen Amundsen (right). be used for moderate rental and ticut’s business climate for general manufacturing 42nd recuperating at the executive man possibility of future budget elderly housing, site development, won't affect students problems predicated on further cuts of the 48 contiguous states and fifth among the six New sion and planned to . resume work neighborhood preservation, and England states. part-time at the Capitol today. by the Reagan administration. assistance to community housing ' “ I want to thank all of you in this “ Much of what we in Connecticut The dim findings in Connecticut included a 39 percent “ I don’t think putting In an 11-man which would affect, community development corporations, By Nancy Thompson building and throughout the state are able to achieve will depend on higher growth in state and local government spending board will automatically stren ^ en college students is one .that would tie • $10 million to extend the clean Herald Repqrter who sbnt me their prayers, their p olicies y e t to be adopted in versus revenue growth over three years and the nation’s the administration,” Schardt said. tuition increases to iidlatiqn. water program. cards, and letters, and gifts, and Washington, and on the nation’s highest deficit per covered worker in the state's un Changes recommended in a report “ I f they’re going to cover all the . “ I think it would hurt because a • $1.6 million for six group homes good wishes,” he said. “ Unless you ability to rebound from the current employment compensation trust fund. by the Commission on Higher schools they’re going to have to put great percentage of our students are for the mentally retarded. have been through something like recession,” he said. The state also ranked near the bottom in terms of Education Issues woiild have little in a lot of time. I don’t think they part-time students who work and • Nearly $12 million for a new Hie E u ^ bimgs you a this, you cannot possibly know how His standstill budget came as no maximum weekly payments for temporary total dis effect on students at Manchester can just pick busy people and honor are supporting families,” Schardt courthouse in Harttord, an addition good it feels to have so many people surprise. Administration officials ability under worker's compensation insurance, energy Connimunity Cpllege, a state com them with being on the board. said, noting that the average age of to the New London courthouse, and rooting for you...” said actions taken during the special costs, three-year population growth and payroll cost to munity college trustee said today. “ It all depends on how much community college students is older a new juvenile courthouse and O’Neill also tossed a not-so-subtle session had taken care of $50 million employers for worker’s compensation in selected oc Dr. Walter M. Schardt, a power the legislature is willing to than other college students. detention facility in New Haven. dart at House Speaker Ernest of an $83 million deficit and created cupations. Manchester rdsident who serves on give them — and the legislature SCHARDT SAID the report is Abate, D-Stamford, his all-but- $90 million in added revenue for next However, the study ranked Connecticut among the top o m the. state Bo^rd of Trustees of doesn't like to give up power. new, belter I expanded year. wrong in predicting major declines five states nationwide during 1981 in terms of hours Regional Comjnunity Colleges, said announced contender for the There’ve been an awful lot of in enrollment as far as community O’Neill said $198 million of the worked and population density, which at 639.2 people per the reedmmended changes, which Democratic gubernatorial nomina changes in the past few years, and a colleges are concerned. $216.8 million inctease was for square mile was the fourth best overall. are mostly a^in istrative, would tion. Abate held out for his own tax lot are changes in name only.” The report predicts enrollment at legally or court mandated costs for IneJex The study, done in cooperation with the Conference of not signiflcBittly change the program in the special session. MCC wilT drop .6.1 percent between collective bargaining, educational State Manufacturers Associations, was an expanded up operations of t le school as it affects TH E C A LL FOR a strong central “ In the months ahead, let us work Advice ...... 20 date of similar studies done by Grant & Co. in 1979 and i K - r administration was criticized by a 1980 and 1990. together so that we may .serve grants,- other grants to towns, Area towns ...... 8-9 students. 1980. member of the panel, John Driscoll, “ I think it will happen,, but not to together, not in an aflnosphere of Medicaid, and teacher and state Business...... 25-26 employee retirement plans. The 1981 study involved 22 factors instead of the 18 in Tq give you an idea of how your IRA savings can benefit from “ I think it would be mostly a president of the State Labor Coun the extent they p r^ ic t,” he said. C lassified...... 26-27 cluded in the two previous studies and different methods the high interest and tax benefit features, consult the chart. board changes,” Schardt said. “ I cil, AFLrCIO. “ There has been a slight decrease in The governor proposed hiking C o m ic s ...... 23 The Universal IRA. the last years, but only l^ a u s e we grants to cities and towns to $671.4 for weighting the factors. Everyone Is eligible. As of January 1, everyone who works - don'^ think it would affect people Editorial ...... 6 Driscoll, , who issed a minoHty can’t accommodate students.” - million, which is a 9 percent, or “ We have, in effect, established a new and more com absolutely everyone — Is eligible for an Individual Retirement Y t ir a of Without With Tax here.” > Entertainment ...... 21 report Monday, also, criticized the Schardt said he does not think the $55,3 million, increase. Of that prehensive base for ranking the attractiveness of each Account (IRA), even if you’re covered by another retirement Contribution IRA IRA Savings The comfnliaion proposed an 11- Samples today L o tte r y ...... 2 state for general manufacturing operations," said report for failing to say that more ' report, which prjedicts; competition a m o u n t,' $39- million is for ...... 10 plan at work. Previously, If your company had a pension plan, 10 $23,259 $41,480 $18,221 tnember Board of Governors to .. The Manchester Herald to ^ y Obituaries ...... state funding will be needed for the for Students .and resources in the educational equalization. Selwin Price, the Grant partner in charge of the study, you weren't eligible. replace the Bdard of Higher Educa- continues its sampling program P eo p leta lk ...... 2 “ We made minor alterations in 1980 and major factor 15 45,027 90,834 45,807 tum in its 145lpage report released state higher education system to coming years, has any implications Educational funding for 1982-1983 S ports...... 11-14 Maximum annual contributions ‘ to bring copies.of the and methodological changes in 1981,” Price said. Contributions incroased. Monday. The commission continue “ just iu carry on its basic for MCC’s plainhed permanent cam would total $344.8 million. The Television ...... 21 20 78,607 181,514 102,907 newspaper to . hen-subscribers. “ These changes included what executives consider im have been Increased to 1(X)% of your annual Income up to recommends that the new board be purpose of providing low cost educa pus. The state’s finances will have original formula approved by the W ea th e r...... 2 130,408 348,127 217,719 in Mwchester. portant for manufacturing businesses.” $2,(X)0 or to $4,000 if both husband and wife are given strong ’authority to enforce tion for working people.’’ more influence there than' the Legislature called for $378 million in Connecticut was among the bottom five states working. For married couples where only one 210,316 654,256 443,940 policy decisiohs. One commission recommendation report, he said. school funding by the coming fiscal nationally in six of the 22 factors covered in the 1981 spouse is working, the maximum annual contri study. bution has been increased to $2,2M. Projoctfeni Mtum o 1 30% tax bracket and.an annual l2/)00 cpntributloo left on dapr^ll at m annual rata Grant & Co. said the study was intended to provide . It’s a tax shelter. Aside from the-unlver- ^ of 12%, compounded continubualy with an business with one tool that couid be used as an initial sal eligibility and the high maximum effective yield of ll0 4 % . The annual rate of 12% la a hypothetical rale which Flral Federal step when considering the location of new facilities and deposits allowed, one of the greatest Savings beHevaa la reallatic to achieve over was not meant to be all encompassing. benefits of an IRA is the tax break It the life of the retirement fund. Market rates Sti<:k the on your cor's bumper offers. The deposits you make to the may fluctuate over the term of the account. 3 account are tax-deductible on your Not only do you federal income tax return for the Fixed or Variable rates. By Lisa Zo<3wada earn high interest in a First Federal Savings IRA, year the contribution Is made and your interest Herald Reiipprter Emhart buys firm It sold you get your choice of a fixed or variable rate earned is tax-deferred. You don’t pay taxes on certificate. Both rates are based on the current 6 Ready? i FARMINGTON (U P I) — Emhart (?orp. has bought the contributions and the high interest you month Treasury Bill rates. Call us or come into What’s bluef green and white and back a Massachusetts firm that manufacturers shoe- earn until you withdraw your funds at any office for a current quote. goes 40 ihiliesjper. hour? related materials and metal fasteners. retirement. At that time, you’ll probably Why a “ I ^ e the Hockanum” Emhart said Monday it purchased the PCI Group Inc. be In a more favorable tax situation. ' Insured sa v in g s. All tax-sheltered savings bumper sticker riding prominently plans at First Federal Savings are Insured by of New Bedford, Mass., which it sold to management in N o (tSS. With a First Federal tax- on the back of your car. 1975. The purchase price was about $9 million, the com sheltered savings plan, there are no fees, the Federal Savings and Loan.Insurance A t least that’s the hope of the pany said. commissions, or other administrative Corporation, a permanent agency of the Ho^canum River Linear Park Com- Emhart said PCJ’s current management would con charges. United States Government. miftee, which Tuesday night un tinue to operate the company as a subsidiary of veiled its latest effort to promote in Emhart’s United Machinery Group. High intortst. Quarantood. An ir a from First Federal Savings earns high An IRA...II’s a tax shelter, terest in the r^ er that flows through on Its way to. the interest, too...money market intefest...that’s Manchester It’s a tax break, it’s a ivier in ^ t HaHfprd, guaranteed over the term of the Investment. Conneofleut Malley closes 2nd store secured investment. T h e comqiil plans to start ban-' ding oijt $om< 1,000 of the stickers iNKW LONDON (UPI) — The Edward Malley Co. this weak at businesses and ask department store in the New London Mall has abruptly for a vi^tai suggested. donation closed, the second Malley’s store to shut down in A recent study by the state Connecticut in a week. H. Smith, chairman I asked ‘will you put-it on your car?' your car “ if yoU decide you. don’t stickers, placed Iq plain view on a the committee has done to promote Department of Environmental ’The closing of the New London Store was announced ofthecommil , said be b(q>e8 peo If they sau no, I took it back:” like the Rbekraum anymore,” were clean bumper, will spark someone interest in and concern for the six Protection — it included recommen by signs posted in windows announcing a "going-out-of- ple won’t just take them aiod hide Smith said he had talked to designed by a Kansas artist whose into putting on his walking shoes and miles of the 20-mile long river. dations by the local committee — business sate” on ’Thursday. H ist Ibdeial Sawings them in \a drawer; but will stick (teneral'Manager Robert Wein, vision of rolling New England hills .teking a hUce ajpiig the river on one EWBeBSBaS m called for the development of three ’The Malley’s store in downtown New Haven closed them on Uieirj cars for all to see. who agi«*d to allow a “ Hike the ts obviously morh in line with of the coipmlftec^s miainthly mlni- The committee has also cleared Em I Harttord, Glastonbury, South Qtaatonbunr, Manchaatar, Vamon, Rockvills and South Windsor trails along the bank, holds regular parks along the river in Manchester one week ago and had a going-outof-business sale last “ I bandOd s i ^ out at the bo^ital Hockanum” sUcker to be placed on towering Colorado Rockies than treks. to allow for such passive recreation ’Thursday. tMandiester ^ m o r ia l) tiie other aU the town’s vehicles. anything te be found around here- cleanups to Keep them in shape and The walks w d now the bumper has secured easements to allow activities as hiking, picnli^ing and Malley’s officials were said to be unavailable for com- day," Dr; S m U told the ccuimiittee. 'The bumper, stickers, udilch ac- stickera are paii:. of 10 years of work boating. ment on the closing of the New London store. “ But b ^ o K I IteSte them to anniaone cording'to Smith will pe^ eaidly off .. B ut. the committee hdpes the hiking .over, private property.. t .V yi/vUv:-^. ..'* fitf-^»;viV.i^J :z';.J.fgi^.rJt.•r^.y^.
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ttA TT tC ^ F a k T Hews Briefing V/' Lines grow longer at the town's job center Eight die l O » Al By Lisa Zowada Hartford Freezer in East Hartford. “ Actually it ain’t been too bad, ” LOWtAT TIMFffflATUflEA Herald Reporter “ I ’ve been everywhere,” she said, he added, saying he received $332 in N.Y. fires J lfi echoing Mrs. Moore. “ I ’ve worked every two weeks through compensa The line leading from the door of in some job since 1958 and I have to tion. ' the Manchester job service office get another job.” Another victim of the P&WA NEW YORK (U P I) - Eight people wound around the corner and down (Z 3 * “ I have no choice,” she added. layoffs, Walter Behrmann, stood died, including three small boys, and at the long hallway. Many of the 30 or UPI WCA1HIR POTOCAST R “ Ask this fellow what it’s like to pay leaning against the green walls, least 27 other people were injured early more people there for their usual bi- for medical insurance when you’re staring at his appointment card. It today In fires that swept two Brooklyn monthy appointments leaned not working.” showed that he had been lucky. apartment.buildings as residents slept, against the wall, looking tired and The young man next to her. Dean Since he was laid off in August he firefighters said. bored. Streeter, said he has been coming to had found work for two months with Six people died in an inferno that “ I think we’U all be in there by 45 Reagan meets engulfed a four-story Crown Heights the unemployment office since a construction company, a job a minutes frona now,” one woman at September, when he was laid off by apartment house, forcing at least one Weather the end of the line cheerily. friend got for him. with Mubarak woman to leap to her death in the back Ctolt Firearms. He is married, has a Behrmann lives in Bolton with his “ Think so?” asked another skep three-year-old child and his wife yard. Fire Department spokesman John tically. “ That’ll be better than last wife, who works part-time, and his Mulligan said. does not work. in-laws. They have one child. WASHINGTON (U P I) - The White week. I was standing out here for “ People were hanging from every win A seasonal slowdown in construc House spotlight focuses on the troubled two hours before I got in.” “ WE’VE HAD TO LEARN how dow,” firefighter Mel Moskowitz said. tion, however, forced the company Middle East today with President Today’s forecast The optimism of the first woman to skimp, that’s for sure,” said He said flames shot out of first floor win was understandable. She had had a Streeter, who had been a metal to lay him off again. But Behrmann, Reagan meeting with Egyptian Presi Periods of rain and milder today and tonight. The rain dows and smoke billowed from upper job interview just before she game finisher for two years before he lost 24, said he’s assured a job when con dent Hosni Mubarak. could be locally heavy possibly causing flooding in areas floors. for her appointment and she was his job. struction picks up in the spring. Mubarak, in the United States for the Stephen Russ, 11, who lived on the se of poor drainage. Highs today 45 to 50. Lows tonight in hoping this would be the one.- “ But you’d have to ask my wife “ 1 guess I ’m kind of in limbo,” he first time since the assassination last fall cond floor, said he and his mother had to the 40s. Occasional rain possibly changing to snow Marianne Moore has been out of about that,” he added. added. of his predecessor, Anwar Sadat, is jump out the window to escape the blaze. before ending late Thursday. Highs iii the mid 40s during expected to discuss what he considers work since October. She was laid off In a fire in the Greenpoint section of the morning falling to near 30 by late Thursday. Easter of her two-year-old job as a quality unkept promises of U.S. aid and Palesti Brooklyn, ambulance personnel said a ly winds 10 to 15 mph bedoming southerly and increasing nian autonomy. assurance inspector at .Pratt and man and a woman died as flames raced to 15 to 25 mph today continuing tonight. Winds ^ Whitney Aircraft Division in East Mubarak arrived from Paris Tuesday through a three-story wood frame house. U.S. aid may minimize becoming northerly Thursday. Hartford. for a four-day visit to Washington* only ’The identities of the dead were not im- one of which, today, will be spent with “ Where else?” she quipped as she i.^modjately known. Herild photo by Pinto told of the first time she has been Reagan — first at a morning meeting, The blaze in Crown Heights broke out Extended outlook labor agency's layoffs ii U P I photo without work in years. then at a White House state dinner. at 1:01: a*rn. and forced residents of the Manchester's unemployment rate In unemployed who make up the long line that He was to confer also with Secretary Extended outlook for New England Friday through In September, Pratt and Whitney fourstory brick apartment building to .December continued to be below the state winds out of the Manchester job service of a major employer of Manchester of State Alexander Haig, Defense leap from their burning building into a Sunday: ' Scheduled layoffs in the state closing of its Bristol office two MaHHarhuscIlB, Rhode Island and Conneclicnl: A rate. But that probably doesn't Impress those fice In the Jarvis Building each day. workers, laid off 1,500 employees. Secretary Caspar Weinberger, Treasury Helping hand driving rain. About 100 firefighters Labor Department local offices, in weeks ago, citing a $3.3 million cut chance of occasional snow each day. Highs in the 30s Another 935 were laid off again last Secretary Donald Regan and con battled the hlaze for more than an hour. cluding Manchester's, could turn in federai funding in the current Friday and in the mid 20s to low 30s Saturday and Sun week, bringing the total number laid gressional and Jewish leaders. Mulligan said four of the dead were hack into jobs if Congress approves fiscal year as the reason for the ac day. Lows in the 20s Friday, teens Saturday, 20s again off by the blast Hartford plant since Before departing Friday, he is to ad Rescue workers help a man out of a Philadelphia trash truck that Is found on the top floor of the building, one President Reagan’s proposal to in tion. Oct. 1980 to 4,000. dress the National Press Club. hanging off a bridge on the Roosevelt Boulevard In Philadelphia. There on the third floor, and the body of a Sunday. ' Manchester's jobless rate crease federal funding for un Ficks said there would be no Vermont: Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday. .' Mrs. Moore said she has been to Mubarak, who met with Reagan last were two people in the truck which was involved In a three-vehicle colli woman in her 20s was discovered in the employment compensation benefits furljher closings of any local offices. CJiance of snow Sunday. Seasonbly cold. Highs in the two to three interviews a week since fall as Egypt’s vice president and . building’s back yard. and services, department Sadat’s emissary, has been dissatisfied sion. There were no reports of injuries. the layoff, with no luck. teens, lows 5 above zero to 15 below. spokesman Richard Ficks said with the disparity in levels of U.S. aid I Maine: F a ir ^ id a y and Saturday.-Chance of snow Keep computer, remains below state figure “ THERE’S NOTHING today. Sunday. Lows zero to 10 below north and zero to 15 above provided to Egypt and Israel. AVAH.ABLE. They want me to The $343 million in supplemental south. Highs in the teens to low 20s north and 25 to 30 senator urges Israel receives about 50 percent more Barry Locke have experience in their type of federal funding would “ certainly U.S. military assistance than Egypt Son: Mrs. von Bulow unhappy south. employment rate was appreciably product and I don’t,” she said. help to minimize the magnitude of does, despite what Mubarak contends New Hampshire: Fair Friday and Saturday. CHiance Thee unemployment rate in for December of 6.1 jwrcent was a HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Clifton higher than that of December 1980, Mrs. Moore’s husband is still the layoffs,” Ficks said, adding was a U.S. promise of equal assistance to founcJ guilty of snow Sunday. Lows zero to 10 helow north and zero tOv Manchester in December continued jump from the previous month’s Leonhardt, D-Avon, is calling on NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Only a wife. It says love for another woman and up from 5.8 percent to 6.6 percent. employed full-time at Pratt and there was “ every indication” that both nations. 15 above south. Highs in the teens to low 20s north and 25 to remain below the state rate and figure of 5.0. percent. In December, Gov. William O’Neill to find state month before Martha “ Sunny” von greed for the $15 million he would inherit The December 1981 figure was also Whitney but the Hebron couple has Congress would approve the B O S T O N (UPI) — Former to 30 south. was lower than that of the three 4,462 people were employed while money to continue the computerized Bulow fell into a lasting coma, she said on her death were his motives. higher than November’s rate of 6.3 four children — two in college — and proposal. Massachusetts Transportation Secretary area towns, Bolton, Coventry and 292 did not have jobs. job placement system in the Labor she wanted a divorce because of But defense attorney Herald Price percent. the whole family has had to cut back Ficks said it was not possible to Barry M. Locke, convicted of five cbunts Andover. Andover’s rate in December was Department’s Employment Securi Donovan told “ something so horrible she didn’t want Fahringer, in his opening statement But the state rate was still well since her layoff. say how many people could be laid ty Division. of conspiracy to commit bribery' and But Manchester’s December rate lower than that of November, drop to tell me,” according to her son. Tuesday in Superior Court said that only below the national rate of 8.3 per Another woman, Angie Crandall off in each of the 18 local offices and The Labor Department said it had three weeks before the alleged final larceny, managed a broad smile as he National forecast was higher than it was in November ping to 7.0 percent from 7.7 percent. Prince Alexander von Auersperg, 22, cent. Seasonally adjusted, the of Manchester, has also been out of five sub-offices around the state, but to shut down the unit because the not to testify left Suffolk County Superior Court. — up to 6.0 percent from 5.4 percent Ninety-one people were without left the jury hanging for an explanation assault on Sunny, the defendant had national figure is 8.9 percent and the work since the fall. But unlike Mrs. a total of at least 140 state workers “ I ’ll see you later,” the 50-year-old By United Press International Los Angeles c 51 work in November, 83 in December. agency lost $3.3 million in federal saved her life by a quick call for an am M in the previous month, according to to that tidbit of testimony Tuesday. He City & Fest H i L o P e p Louisville r 44 37 state unemployment rate is 6.7 per Moore, Mrs. Crandall’s husband are scheduled to lose their jobs by funding. Leonhardt said the system, former top adviser to Gov. Edward J. M WASHINGTON (U P I) — Under a union said he asked her several times what it bulance when she collapsed from an Albuquerque pc 35 21 .... M e m p h is c v 48 SB the Connecticut Labor Department. Bolton’s unemployment rate cannot work. He is disabled. And March 1. 74 .03 cent. which costs $225,000 a year, was was, and she replied only that it was “ so aspirin overdose. King, told a news reporter Tuesday as he Anchorage cy 35 33 .10 Miami Been pc 77 Statewide, 6.6 percent of the work jumped in December, going from 6.1 corruption cloud himself. Labor ■ A t la n t a r 48 38 3.05 Milwaukee s 27 19 Average weekly earnings of fac things “ have not been very easy” The state Labor Department an used to place 45,000 workers last scurried away from the court where percent in November to 7.0 percent Secretary Raymond Donovan was horrible,” and he never got an answer. “ If she had not been taken to the B illin g s s 2 1 --1 2 .14 Minneapolis c 1 7 --15 ’.bi force was without jobs in December tory production workers reached an she said, since she left her job at nounced the layoffs as well as the year. minutes earlier a jury of seven men and B o s to n r 34 33 .46 Nashville r <7 42 i d in Decem ber. The number of ordered by the White House not to testify The prince, Mrs. von Bulow’s son by 54 3.32 Bolton and Andover reported rates all-time high of $331.52, as com hospital, she would have died right five women had found him guilty of Brownsvll Tx.c 83 48 .... New Orlens cy 57 employed increased by 18, but at the today at a Senate hearing on stiffening her first marriage, was the state’s there,” Fahringer told the jury. “ If he B u f fa lo r 36 33 .13 N e w Y o r k r 35 34 .78 of 7.0 percent, while Coventry’s rate pared with $314.71 in December opening gun in its attempt to send her se helping plot a dozen schemes which Clharlstn S.C. r 46 43 1.01 Oklahm Cty cy 38 18 .48 same time, the number of un penalties for labor racketeering. -11 w a s slightly higher than 1980. had wanted that woman to die, all he had netted more than $60,000 in bribes and Charlott N.C. r 41 33 .76 O m a h a c 2 3 - employed rose by 25. F Announcement that Donovan would not cond husband, Claus von Bulow, to prison to do was walk out of the room and leave C H iica go s 32 25 .... Philadelphia r 37 34 1.36 Manchester’s, at 6.1 percent. Straight-time, 40-hour earnings THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS kickbacks from September 1980 to May 40 appear on Capitol Hill came only hours for attempting to murder her. Von Cleveland r 36 34 .06 P h o e n ix c 82 Manchester’s December figure for December was $7.62 an hour or her.” 1981. C o lu m b u s r 36 36 .02 Pittsburgh r 42 31 .13 In Manchester, 26,222 people had 260 NO. MAIN ST after a Labor Department spokesman Auersperg was expected to be on the ffi 31 .13 PortUnd Me. r 30 » J 2 $304.80 weekly, an increase from The jurors deliberated less than four D a lla s c y jobs in December, while 1,674 were was comparable with the unemploy A , MRNr.HrsTrn C1 said the secretary was planning to keep stand the entire day today. After that, Fahringer said, von Bulow D e n v e r s 28 12 ..01 Portland Or. cy 48 43 M November’s figure of $7.55 and $302 D O aB LE ment rate here a year before. In hours. ^ Des Moines pc 3 4 A06 Providence t 17 33 M officially describeid as unemployed. his appointment before a .Senate The ^ state contends von Bulow, a was thoughtful enough to ask a doctor if and 7.3 percent above the $7.18 hour , . J NUH i HW AY “ It'Was a situation in.which fidtion has D e t r o it s H 281 34_if;f R ic h m o n d f * Justice Department lawyers Leftist assault Snow buries * South Plains, r protest tax exemption ruling Miami heads for troubled Midwest rages 8 hours Ooff of Maideo strip from Pennsylvania to western shovel the driveway, police said WASHINGTON (UPI) - More that discriminate. At the same time, upon the division’s commitment to By Dana Walker President Reagan granted two enforce vigorously the nation’s civil New England, forcing schools and Tuesday. than half the lawyers in the Justice K e y W e st United Press international A lack of mail srvice in St. Louis, Department’s civil rights division schools tax exemptions pending con rights laws,” the petition said. “Any in El Salvador AOantle roads to close. Travelers’ advisories gressional action on the proposed support by the division leadership A South Plains snowstorm were posted over parts of Virginia, choked by its heaviest snowfall in 70 say they believe extending tax years Sunda, caused special anguish exempt status to discriminatory legislation. for such a change in policy would be Ocean smothered northern Oklahoma with West Virginia, Maryland, Penn J 16 inches of snow, left Panhandle sylvania, New York and New for people dependent on their Social schools violated federal law. ’The move left the administration inconsistent with the division’s law SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Leftist in the position of saying its policy is enforcement responsibilities.” guerrillas attacked the provincial capital of Usulutan, Texans up to their hip pockets in Jersey. A flash flood watch was in Security checks. “We have serious concerns about H avana effect for most of (Jhio. “Several people just broke down' President Reagan’s recent to oppose tax breaks tor segregated “Moreover, while we are uncer setting off a fierce eight-hour battle that raged on three drifts and set off on a well-worn path fronts and left at least five people dead and 34 wounded, today for the beleaguered Midwest. Winter, storm watches were crying,” the Rev. Larry Rice of the decision,’’ they wrote in the letter to private schools, but giving Bob tain of the administration’s Inten New Life Evangelistic jCenter said Jones University of South Carolina tions with respect to Bob Jones witnesses said. At least 57 deaths were blamed on posted for northern Illinois, their boss. Assistant Attorney back-to-back storms since the southern Wisconsin and much of Tuesday. "These people feel they General William Bradford and Goldsboro Christian Schools of University and Goldsboro Christian' In Washington, Secretary of State Alexander Haig told weekend. Michigan. are being held hostage by the Reynolds. North Carolina tax exemptions at Schools, we see no justification for; the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Tuesday El least until Congress acts. permitting these two institutions to Salvador needs a massive boost in U.S. military aid to ’The churning storm today brought Predicted heavy snow never snow.” “Many of these schools were es ^ - 7 8 bitter cold temperatures to materialized over the St. Louis Tuesday’s snowstorm slapped the tablished for the purpose of Lawyers signing the petition said receive tax exemptions.” counter a “growing threat” from Cuba and Nicaragua. Certbbean See they were particularly concerned As Congressional hearings continued on U.S. involve Minnesota. The National Weather area, allowing the city another day Texas Panhandle with a half-foot of perpetuating racial segregation in Service reported a reading of 35 to recover from the weekend’s snow and dumped 16 inches on communities which were in the about reports that the leadership of The petition also said extending ment in the tiny Central American nation, Salvadoran tax-exempt status to institutions Junta President Jose Napoleon Duarte refused to degrees below zero at International historic storm. The national Waynoka in northwestern process of desegregating their the civil rights division was respon An Air Florida 737 jet with 77 people aboard sible for the legal research un that discriminate violates existing predict when a trial might tegin in the murders of four Falls, and Thief River Falls, Weather Service issued travelers' Oklahoma. Jefferson, Okla., near schools pursuant to the waa hijacked to Cuba Tuesday by a man reported 32 below zero. advisories for the area, but only the Kansas state line, got 13 inches. requirements of federal law,’’ they derlying the change in IRS policy. federal civil rights Jaws and court American women. “These reports cast serious rulings. “When we are completely ready, all the facts will be claiming to have a bottle of flammable liquid. Heavy thunderstorms rocked the about 2 inches of snow was forecast. “Some of the drifts are 4 feet deep said. ‘"Their existence demonstrates — up to our hip pockets,” said Gray- UPl photo placed before a judge,” Duarte said of the case against The hijacking took place about 60 miles South today, flooding Montgomery, Residents of Oil City, Pa., lived approval, if not encouragement, of Ala., streets with 5 inches of rain. with the threat of more flooding County Sheriff’s Deputy Shirley racial prejudice.’’ six nationM guardsmen jailed since April 29 in the Dec. southwest of Miami after the Jet took off for 2,1900 murders of three American nuns and a Catholic Key West. Several families in Rome, Ga., and today. Damage estimates from Nickols in Pampa, Texas. “We’re A SW AT team continues investigation of the as he was going to the White House The letter was sent to Reynolds Jet crash victims could laywoilcer. Atlanta were evacuated as high weekend flooding passed the $4 just using a front-end loader and Washington area where a projectile struck Tuesday, last week. A copy of it was obtained water clogged streets, swelled million mark. Bulldozers cruised hauling it off.” ’Tuesday by United Press Inter But the judge in line to hear the case, Mario Adalberto the limousine of Vice President George Bush creeks and closed schools. city streets to remove huge chunks Nearly 26,000 students in Amarillo national. Rivera, took an abrupt one-month leave of absence and may redgn, Supreme Court sources said. A lawyer said Showers and thunderstorms of jagged ice. got an unexpected holiday when Justice Department lawyers, who have lived, lawyer says lingered from the central Gulf Coast Pennsylvania is also the home of public schools were closed for the declined to be identified, said the the judge was “under pressure and scared.” 'Scared' man Guerrillas struck Usulutan at dawn ’Tuesday and to eastern Tennessee and northern Punxsutawney Phil, the kingpin first time in a decade. letter Was signed by 204 of the 392 Georgia and flash flood watches groundhog. Phil saw his shadow Hundreds of traffic accidents Bush: Thud 'nothing to laugh employees, both law ym and sup fought pitched street battles with government troops for BOSTON (UPI) — The family of the airline said a check of tickets were posted over northern Georgia, Tuesday, calling for six more weeks were reported. “We got a crosswind port personnel, in the department’s eight hours in at least three locations inside the provin on the freeway and a lot of trucks Walter and Leo Metcalf are facing confirmed the family’s insistence cial capital, the nation’s fourth largest city with 61,000 hijacks plane most of Alabama, southern of winter. civil rights division. are jack-knifing,” said a Texas the “agonizing” reality the pair that Walter, 70, and Leo, 40, were peoplp. Mississippi and southeastern A Detroit man shot and critically In a recent interview with UPI, wounded his 82-yearold father Department of Public Safety Reynolds defended the ad would “probably be alive” today if aboard the ill-fated flight. It at Hospital officials said 24 civilians were treated for Louisiana. about, but it wasn't scary' tributed the mixup to an incomplete, KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) — A “scared” young Latin Elsewhere, freezing rain dotted a during an argument over who would spokesman. ministration’s decision to allow tax divers had continued searching shrapnel and bullet wounds and another patient died of exemptions for private schools that Boston Harbor after the crash lan computer list of passengers on the injuries, medical officials said. Army spokesmen said man gulped down a cocktail, then hijacked an Air day of the flight. Florida jet to Ckiba with a cigarette lighter and a plastic WASHINGTON (UPI) - A “loud The vice president’s car Bush told reporters. “I just asked 'discriminate and said it is ‘’ab ding of a DC-10, their attorney says. two corporals and two privates died and 10 soldiers were The father and son were not Boston attorney Camille Sarrouf wounded. bottle he said contained gasoline. Less than three hours bang" on the roof of Vice President proceeded to the Executive Office what it was and nobody was sure, so solutely not a racist policy.” later, the passengers and crew had returned safely. He said the action was taken reported missing until three days said the elder Metcalf’s son and George Bush’s car triggered fears Building next door to the White we just drove on to work ... I thought It was the first successful hijacking in the United because it is up to Congress, not the after the World Airways jetliner daughter, Ronald and Audrey Met of a possible assassination attempt. House where Bush went about his it might have been a shot or States in nearly seven months and Federal Aviation Ad something.” executive branch, to enact such skidded off an icy runway into the calf of D^ham, Mass., “are facing But hours later, authorities deter normal business. Security, however, reality and realize there is no longer ministration spokesman Jack Barker said it was “a ENROLLING mined the noise was caused by a was tightened. Officials later said what the vice policies. harbor with 210 passengers and Poles praying Pre-School Gymnastics president heard actually may have ’The petition is the latest protest in ci^m em bers aboard while trying any hope” the men are alive. routine hijacking ... the best kind.” fallen rock or stone. Back on the street, about 150 law to land Jan. 23 in freezing rain and The relatives, who said they tried The takeover Tuesday of Air Florida Flight 710 came Ages 2V2 to 5 ,/ officers made a door-to-door search been construction-site “nail guns” a smoldering dispute over the ad “There was no assault on the vice used to drive anchors into masonry. ministration’s recent announcement fog. for two days to convince airline of about 20 minutes after It left Miami on a short hop to Feb. 1st to June 12th $67.50 president," law enforcement of of the area located eight blocks A brief search for possible victims ficials the Metcalfs were missing Key’West. The Boeing 737 landed safely at 3:28 p.m. from the White House. Several Shortly before 4 p.m., Bush’s of it was granting tax exempt status to ficials concluded, saying the object fice issued a statement saying, schools, that discriminate. after the accident was called off before the search began, plan to file for restoration EST at Havana’s Jose Marti Airport without incident GYMUSTICS ADULT GYMNASTICS apparently dropped from an blocks were cordoned off, causing a when the airline said everyone es a suit seeking millions of dollars in and Cuban security troops with machine guns boarded Ages SVz to 16 $20.00 per month rush-hour traffic jam. “The Secret Service has received in Within days of the announcement, ^valentine headquarters overhead construction site. formation from the FBI based on the administration then said it was caped without serious injury. damages, claiming wrongful death, the plane, took the unidentified hijacker into custody “ I euNout beeks • eoadlM Bush said Tuesday's incident was Police helicopters buzzed laboratory tests that the object that introducing legislation that would Divers have searched the harbor infliction of emotionaj-distress and and allowed other passengers to shop for souvenirs. ------I party suppHet • sekeel poelo “nothing to laugh about,” but added, overhead and below reporters struck the vice president’s vehicle bar tax exempt status to schools without success since Jan. 26 when mental anguish. The plane return^ to Key West at 6:30 p.m. EST with Beginning Ballet $20.00 per month swarmed trying to determine what of civil rights all but the>hljacker safely aboard. • deceratlem 011 “There wasn’t anything scary about ... was a brick or a stone. • scab It." had happened. The FBI had a roll of photos of the hijacker taken WININGER'S “An on-site investigation by the • cords It all began at about 7:15 a.m. At first, officials called the object Secret Service and the D.C. police is UTC and lAM /L during the flight by passenger Russ McLoughlin, 30, of while Bush was en route to work in that hit Bush’s car “some kind of continuing to determine how the WARSAW, Poland (UPI) treated in a “humanitarian New York. He said when his woman seat mate pointed 'avery littla thing ” his armored limousine. As the car projectile" and left open the chance object struck the vehicle.” set to testify — Poles packed Roman way” and would be to the man, “I figured that was the guy so I pulled out pulled alongside the construction it was a bullet. The construction site is a 12-story Catholic churches to pray released “as soon as my camera and started shooting. site a “thud" was heard by Bush and “We were just driving to work and brick apartment building called for an end to martial law in possible,” he said. 791 Main St.______Manchester ^ wo Secret Service agents. heard a loud bang and that was it," Washington Park. HARTFORD (UPI) - a sh ow o f r e lig io u s Representatives from solidarity called by the United Technologies Corp. church hierarchy to push STORE HOURS; OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9, SAT. TILL 5 SUN 11-5 and the International military rulers Into Manchester Parkade Association of Machinists, restoring civil rights. YOU ALWAYS BUY BETTER AT ^ rd aims to keep up with GAA Local 1746, are scheduled Justice. Minister to testify Friday befwe the • SylWesier Zawadzlti said Legislature’s Plant ’Tues^y 4,177 Poles still DETROIT (UPI) — Ford Motor Co. is going against Purchasers of luxury Continental models listing at Layoffs and Reldcations held under martial law will s sales philosophy and offering car buyers rebates around $22,000 will get $2,000 back. Committee. E be released only if they inging from |2,(X)0 to $750 to compete with industry- Philip Benton, Ford vice president of sales sign loyalty pledges or ading General Motors. operations, said the rebates, which run through April 3, The committee was agree to go into foreign The announcement ’Tuesday came just after the con- go against the company’s sales philosophy. formed in 1981 to study the GRAND exile. usion of a day of negotiations between Ford and the “1 do not believe in rebate programs except to res issue of layoffs and com Polirii Catholic Primate We re Celebrating The Grand Opening of our nited Auto Workers on an early contract apeement pond to competition,” Benton said. “We would not have pany relocations and Archbishop Jozef Glemp ^signed to help pull the auto industry from its worst chosen to offer rebates had GM not offered them.” report back to the conducted Mass at bis Distribution Center! imp since the (jreat Depression. The company also is extending through April 3 an Legislature this month. cathedral See of Gniezno. The two sides planned today to break up into subcom offer of two years’ free maintenance and a 5 percent He was scheduled to visit OUR BEST SELLING MODELS AT OUR LOWEST PRICES! mittees to discuss issues including how the company can • price cut on Escort and Lynx. List price for each car is OPENINGo17.2cu.n. Capacity The meeting will be held internees at a prison today s t o r e s a Porcalaln-on-ilaal stay competitive with other domestic and foreign about $6,500. Also added to the plan, originally at the Capitol, Room 418, before returning to War o 3 Tamp. Sottlngi Inlartor The Morning • Automatle Shirt-OW producers. scheduled to expire March 13, were the two-seater EX'T at 2:00 p.m. saw. O Spoclil KNIT Sotting 420 Ibe. oTaxturad Doors GM last week initiated price cuts after negotiations • Cool-Down lor Porm. a Power Saving-Switch a High Elticlancy and LN7 models. Glemp was scheduled to PnooFobrieo \ oParmonant Praia Cycia with the union broke off and immediately grabbed a fly Thursday to Rome to in a 3 Fast Fraaza Shalvas price advantage over the No. 2 automaker. form Pope John Paul If of WHIRLPOOL WHIRLPOOL o Super Door Storage In order to keep up. Ford will give cash rebates of $750 College can be in your future SLICED the situation in Poland. 3 CYCLB WHIRLPOOL W h irlp o o l on Mustang, Fairmont, Granada, Capri, Zephyr and ’The pope appealed Sunday AUTOMATIC AUTOMATIC UPRIGHT Cougar cars, which range in price from about $'7,000 to for the restoration of civil. c u s t o m c o n t r o l NO FROST $10,000. Selected trucks also will be included...... again! rights in his homeland. REFRIGERATOR The Bachelor of General Studies Program The Tuesday day of DRYER DRYER I MODEL prayer coincided with the |HTI7IHkX wie LAUNDERED fr FINISHED is an individualized, interdisciplinary program of part-time Feast of (jandlemas. Many study. It is designed for adult students who are willing to Christians carried lit canoes to evening masses ’ 5 6 9 TABLECLQTHS commit themselves to a long-term degree program and who in the major churches of UNENS AlA SW^SS.. already have an associate's degree or sixty earned credits. Warsaw, several of which •F^2SB ROCKVILLE were at capacity. • Energy Saving Air Dry • 10 Harlow St. • A t the Storrs Campus of the University of Connecticut call • Energy Saving • 35 Windsor Ave. • Military courts have eAulomatte MEAL TMeR • Autornatle MEAL TIMER Air Dry Option Option In Two Cycles ' 1237 Hartford Turnpike Anita Bacon, BGS counselor, gt 486-4670. Applications for handed down severe Cloefc Clock wHh 60 mln. TImar • Dual LavaT Power • DusI Lsvsl Power YiRNQIi - . sentences against union •Otwn WiMiew • LIft-Up 8PILLQUARD Waah System Wash Systsm » Vernon Circle Shopping Ctr| Summer 1982 will be accepted until March 1 ,1 98 2 ... 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SAVB20‘ iince martial law was im dishwasher DISHWASHER posed Dec. 13. ^ RANGE 1^- RANGE M i^D'SHWASHra It said one union activist, Marian Hinz, got a seven- Extended and Continuing Education year sentence for START THE NEW TEAR organizing a strike. “U C The University of Connecticut Another Pole, Jan •ef »R M l'd?’4 fi9 H ‘^ ’2 8 9 l’ig’’349 WITH A PERM From Concontrato Rostenkowski, received four years for “publicly in WITH TO LOOK SOD FEEL TOUR BEST! •Energy Saving Watar sulting the System.” •Automatle 24 Cumberland farms Zawadzki said 4,177 Tamparatura Control HOUR MEAL TIMER AUTOMATIC fonqer. union activists and Control • Super 8URQILATOR 3 Agitator TMER Fill your heart with gladness! inteuectuals, including 296 •Oalroal Salting WHIRLPOOL E n j o y O u r ENGLISH J^ ^ iQ women, still are detained • Balanead Waito AnnuM February without trial. 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He can So it was Surprising to learn in last' grouse about leopards changing Caicuiator But he lags far behind in the race Spotlight week’s H artfo^ Advocate that Bush Our for campaign funds and in populari their spots, but if te complains too is a liberal on abortion; Asked his Reg. 48.67 ...... Our Reg. 59.99...... ^ w ■ f W much about Moffett’s liberalism he Furniture grade steel construction, with lock ty polls. It’s not easy to see how he By Dan Fitts — Editor view on this heavy topic, he told the 4-key memory plus per cent and non-print keys. can overcome the lead of the three risks turning off Democratic voters Advocate, “ I feel that there should & key. Handy organizer for home, school or Uses economical, easy-to-obtain thermal , — and maybe violating some of bis office. Model'«182WB generally considered to be the top be federal funding for people who paper. In sleek, rugged design for years of home or office use. Model #5135 contenders for the seat now held by own beliefs as well. can’t afford abortions and in caseJ •DATAMARK* Hanging File . ^ aa Downey is an attractive candidate Folder System.Our Reg. f * 4 ^ Sen. Lowell Weicker: Weicker, of rape and inc^t or in cases whert 10.99...... •Paper, 3Roll Pak(*57S0) 1.99 in many ways. He conveys an im Prescott Bush and Rep. Toby the life of the mother is in danger.’!; pression of sincerity and solidity. He Moffett. Moffett when he and Moffett are himself is more “ fiscally conser This comment was especiallj has good credentials and seems as Downey’s immediate concern is saying roughly the same things? vative.” A look at Moffett’s voting perplexing coming from Bush, sincf Roli-Around Steel Redi-Flle energetic and knowledgeable as SMiTH CORONA Super-12 Moffett, whom he probably will face In a recent interview at the record, he said, would reveal he told us here, at the Manchest^ most candidates for federal office. in a Democratic primary. 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WATER PIK U c » Foil Heart Perhaps the planning com Bentley be closed because it felt Hand-HAId Chocolates, 28 oz. mittee of the Board of Education that Bentley was the most w H h Sbowwr M888«g8 should have chosen some school logical school to close and that Probers F other than Bentley to close first. the committee agreed because it 5.66 That way, it would have escaped was convinced by the ad m O* f o the “ rubber stamp” criticism ministration’s reasoning. probed that is leveled against the Board There is still time, of course, i1T 4d(Miis(l9 iOtiocoieMoaerecI of Education rather regularly. to undo the harm done. The final toe in feasting M WASHINGTON - ’The Presldentt _ aotloni Comptetewith Or perhaps the administra decision has to be made by the fOfvnrdhtlHtiWjng/ ' Ciierriea, io oz. Council on Integrity and Efficiencjl, convenient o' hose. tion, when it concluded that entire Board of Education. It Modal «8M 3 Our of all things, is the target of a con E Bentley was the school which R e g .lJ l3 . 1.44 could, even if it agreed with the gressional investigation. Its integif- should be closed, should have recommendation of its com ty and efficiency have been call4l made some other recommenda mittee and of the adminstra’ ion, into question. * SCHRAFFT’S tion publicly but presented to the decide that some other school « SA¥BQ¥Bn$9i planning committee arguments should be closed. The council was formed wlA Foil Modem or WATER PIK that clearly favored closing great fanfare by President Reagw m m 2 > $ p M d Comic Heart, 3 oz. to (XMrdinate the efforts of ttie tnstapum Bentley. That would prove that the $lHkbrQ THE HERALD. Wed,, Feb. 3. 1982 - 9 8 ^ THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 3, 1982 Warn of n-planf problems News of Bolton condo plan R egion o I Area towns draws immediate opposition H ighlights Sirens con do more than wciil Bolton /Coventry BOLTON — News that condominiums are proposed She also noted a potential traffic problem, saying the.; for a portion of South Road had barely got out before flow is already substantial from the apartment develop-, Beef missing at UConn By Mark A. Dupuis 'The NRC order requiring the equipment hasn’t Cedar Rapids, loWa; Miami and St. Lucie County in some residents from that area opposed to the plan con ment already in the area. "I think it’s hwdled well; United Press internationai resulted in qny windfall for Whelen, which employs Florida; and in Alabama and Louisiana. verged on the selectmen’s meeting Tuesday. now,” she said, adding that any increase might require- STORKS — A University of Connecticut about 225 people at its Deep River plant. James C. Marshall, who lives on Femwood Drive and that the roads be reconstructed. warehouse worker, who hasn’t been identified by HARTFORD — Residents living near some of the The company also supplied about 350 sirens being in -. stalled in the 29 towns within a 10-mile radius of the > is a member of the Board of Education, appealed to the coiiege authorities, has been reassigned after nation’s nuclear power plants may hear more than a “It’s a minor propdttlon of our business,” Olson said. Coach Boisoheau's farewell selectmen to execute one of its elected duties — “to . auditors discovered that 1,470 pounds of ground wail if warning sirens going up near the plants are put to He said the company provided sirens for nuclear plant Millstone I and- II and Connecticut Yankee nuclear plants operated by Northeast Utilities in Connecticut. protect the welfare of the town of Bolton.” beef had disappeared. use. warning systems in the Detroit and Chicago areas; Marshall said condominiums are a major step for a State auditors Henry J. Becker Jr. and Leo V. Sirens already installed or being installed near plants town, and that the consideration of such a development Donohue said Tuesday they are investigating the in at least six states are also able to carry a spoken clouds Bolton grid program should be monitored. He urged the selectmen to“ keep ENJOY theft of the beef which is vaiued at $2,265. The beef message that will expand their possible use beyond war an eye on it.” was reported missing by UConn’s own auditors iast ning people of a problem at the nuclear plant. Marshall, along with five other residents who came to FRESH week. , TTie electronic sirens with public address systems are By Richard Cody Boisoneau said the association give the selectmen’s meeting one of its largest atten The investigation reportediy began in November manufactured by Whelen Engineering Co. of Deep Herald Reporter raised another 100 percent, though dances this year, said he personally is opused to the FROZEN when campus poiice received a tip that 20 pounds of River, which says it has the only such system that has NO wonts rnore time not with the same ease as in plan because the development endangeredThe real es pork chops, 10 pounds of hamburger and seven cans been “tested and proven.” BOLTON — Gil D. Boisoneau, previous years. tate value of bis and his neighbors’ homes. F00D & of beans had been damaged by dropping them on Company officials said Tuesday the system allows for since the sirens will be part of the who while running up a 110-2-1 Gowen has vowed to cut the He also said increased traffic flow from the develop the floor or that they may have been run over by a delivery of a spoken message as well as the siren war HARTFORD (UPI) - Northeast the Feb. 1 deadline for having the < coaching record carried most of the program back, and with his direc ment would make a safety hazard for pedestrians. SAVE Utilities has asked for more time to warning systems ready. state’s civil preparedness program. machine such as a forklift. Police were told that in ning, with the capability to select one siren or a group town’s football program’s weight tive Boisoneau hag submitted a Order now and save on a deli stead of throwing the food away, a warehouse ■ from a system of many for delivery of a message. comply with a federal order Castagna attributed the time in The NRC order requires the sirens since the time he first pushed for its budget, his last, showing $3570, a IS LARRY F. FIANO, A local developer who is cious variety ol frozen foods. (>mployee gave it to friends. “Say a chemical tiiick went down on Oak Street and requiring the installation of sirens to volved to complete the Northeast and other equipment needed to Inception 12 years ago, fias percent decrease. He says the associated with a new condominium proposal recently Choose from vegetables, Auditors at UConn went to work and discovered Maple Street. You could actually activate” the one siren warn residents living near nuclear program to the planning involved provide people within a 10-mile “definitely and irreversibly” called difference will have to be picked up approved in Manchester, applied to the Zoning Commis trulls (with and without sugar), fruit juice concentrates and •39 instances in which more hamburg was signed out in the area to deliver a warning, said John ’Tuthill, the power plants in the event of a and the utility’s need to deal with radius of a nuclear plant at least 15 it quits. through fund-raisers. sion recently asking for zone change of 53 acres on South heat-and-eat snacks. Below is just a sample of the savings: of the warehouse than reached the dining halls. The company’s regional sales manager for New England. nuclear emergency.' minutes warning before the start of Road and Route 44A from R-1 to R-2 zone. According to each of the 29 towns where the 350 But rather than being showered Gowen said that although be SwibrtiM O tn ii Jvlct Cwcntrau Fancy Sticid MutlinMii staff will review the matter and report to the gover Whelen officials said the company was one of three Northeast spokesman Anthony sirens will be located. an incident. with proper trimmings, his depar would like to see the program con the application, the plan is to put in 100 condominiums. • 2 (5 lb) bags nor. nationwide that produces sirens of the type being in Castagna said the utility and state Castagna said about 100 people ture is being overshadowed by grave tinue, a sharp competition for Fiano said Sunday the 100 figure was put in the • 24(12oz| cans O *7B flavor stalled near 48 civilian nuclear plant sites around the na officials asked the federal Nuclear Unlike other areas of the country application as only, a way to start the proposal moving. • loaded with . . ^ 14/1 •superior to where county government rules, were working on Northeast’s $7 doubts that the program will con money among different programs 49.99 vitamin C canned tion under a Nuclear Regulatory Commission order. Regulatory Commission to give the million program, with as many as 10 tinue to exist. and a directive from the selectmen He said the actual proposed number of condominiums, mushrooms company until Aug. 1 to get the each of the Connecticut towns has which will be prepared in about three weeks, will'be less Grand List increases However, Whelen President John Olson said his com utility line crews on the job some And the cloud is especially dark to hold costs down to a minimum Hack Raspberrttt sirens in place near Connecticut’s its own say on the matters, such as. than 100. Pizza B l« pany has been making the electronic, public-address zoning approval, that were involved, weekends to install the sirens.' now that Bolton Football Associa has forced him to look at dollars- • 60 (3 oz) slices HEBRON — The town’s Grand List has increased sirens since 1972 and is the only firm with a “tested, three nuclear plants. A hearing has been scheduled by the Zoning Commis • topped with • SlOcan Castagna noted. tion President Jan Rodrigue has per-person served. • no sugar added by 6 percent for a total of $54,441,800 w an increase proven” system. 'The Millstone 1 and II plants in The NRC extended the deadline decided to end her short tenure and sion for March 30 on the zone change. Commission mozzarella and a of $3,084,490 over the 1980 list. ’The increase, based “Football is expensive,” he says. . zesty tomato *6.71 The sirens and other warning equipment required by Waterford and the Connecticut He said the utility’s request for until Feb. 1 when only six of the 48 Chairman Philip G. Dooley said Sunday the proposal >13.98 sauce sites civilian nuclear plant nobody seems willing to succeed “I know that it costs about $60 for on the current 47-miil tax rate, would generate the NRC order are designed to provide people within a Yankee plant in Haddain were more time to install the sirens was her. will also have to be referred to the Planning Commis- $145,018, or .2.66 mills in revenue. nationwide met the original one helmet.” 10-mile radius of a nuclear plant at least a ISminute among 10 civilian nuclear plant sites issued in a letter sent to the NRC Rumor is that at least one other But the next most expensive Ortfersmuat be placed by *1b>' The largest percentage increase was in the motor warning of the start of a nuclear accident. around the nation that failed to meet and signed by Gov. William O’Neill, - deadline of July 1, 1981. pick up at your Agway store on Fob. 23rd coach will follow Boisoneau out, and GIL D. BOISONEAU recreation program costs about half PAM SAWYER, A resident of South Road and also a’ vehicle category which jumped 15 percent or $6,- ... will be missed 492,540. The value of homes, businesses and land in the picture is even bleaker since as much as football, he said, and has membei Of the school board, said the issue is a Shaft an order with a nolghbor and you both aara/ recreation Director Richard B. more participants. “townwide concern.” She pointed out that the proposed Stop in for a complete listing of products and pick up a creased by 5 percent, a total gain of $2,226,360. ’This Gowen said he wants to cut back on FREE Agway freezing pamphlet, loaded with useful was increased by the construction of 56 new homes “We’re going to find out,” he said. development site is near the lake, and said the “zone town money for the program and see “This is an appeal, and I’m willing “I’D LIKE TO SEE IT con information on how to make the most of your freezer. during 1981. tinue,” he said. “But it looks like change could be precedent-setting for ail parts of the Investigators probe prison fight it rely more on fund-raisers. to stay on for one year to help. But town.” Sava time end monay»ca// In your order lodey. But the association struggled to there’s going to have to be more Quantities may be limited and prices may increase, in the that’s it.” parental support.” He added that event of unforeseen damage to crops or conditjpns match town money this year, and Boisoneau was reluctant to say beyond Agway's control. ^ Board approves funds had trouble even finding someone to whether he believed the support next year any out-of-town kids will SOMERS (UPI) — Authorities are investigating a Jenkins said the fight continued despite shouts from “Some kind of instrument or weapon was used have to pay an entry fee. There were whereby two inmates received superficial puncture sell hotdogs at the games. Without a could be raised, for fear, he said, Pamper Yourself GLASTONBURY — The Board of Finance agreed fight at Connecticut’s maximum-security prison that in correctionalofficers supervising the inmates. An armed about seven kids from Manchester •SJmSFACTNM OUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK!* guard in a tower then fired a warning shot, which wounds,” Jenkins said. “We have not been able to locate quick turn-around in declining that officials would just let the All Agway frozen food prodi|pts carry a ”NO’ Quibbte" cus Tuesday to pay the town’s share for participation in jured four inmates before it was broken up by a guard’s this year, Boisoneau said. Spend A Night At The lim Place a regional radio program designed to provide direct warning shot. “seemed to be instrumental in breaking up the fight,” the weapon that was used, and we’re still searching for parental involvement, Gowen and program gradually die, or kill it tomer satisfaction guarantee. Should any frozen food he said. that.” Boisoneau say, that money may not altogether, ‘"rhere are some people “TTie success of the program Immaculate, comfortable, tastefully decorated product be unacceptable, please return it to Agway for a communication between ambulances and area Department spokesman Gary Jenkins said Tuesday depends on who comes forward now room s for full and complete refund of the purchase price. that 19 inmates were in a segregational recreation yard Jenkins said two inmates sustained “very minor” He said all of the inmates involved in the fight were be there. who would like to see it simmer hospitals. — not in August — now,” said « business travelers • vacationers * honeymooners The financing request tor the re^onal com at the Connecticut Correctional Institution when the puncture wounds in the incident and two others were held pending an investigation by officials at the prison BOISONEAU, WHO HAS down,” he said. (DEP08IT REQUIRED) and the Department of Correction. » Boisoneau. Cable/Color TV * waterbeds • gel beds ■ queen-size posturpedlc beds munications program came from the Glastonbury fight broke out among 14 of them about 1 p.m. Monday. bruised. All were treated at the prison, he said. BEEN easing out of active involve GOWEN IS more committal. “I think it’s time someone else • in-room coHee • 10 miles (rom downtown Hartford Volunteer Ambulance Association which plans to Jenkins said the cause of the fight had not been deter BUCKLAND AGWAY ment in town affairs gradually (he Either more people volunteer work, came forward and ran the program. 540 NRW STATE RD. — buy the radios if the town picks up the annual par mined, but the inmates involved apparently Were Citdit'cirKs C ' (1, AM rtrlilicirts was once on the Board of Education We’ve got to be optimistic. It’s one Acc.pi.d MANCHESTER 643-9123_ divided along racial lines with whites and Hispanlcs he says, or the program will be r^GATL llLCX0\ \J-\Mi ticipation costs. and Gowen succeeded him in the forced to drop in size from its four of the best football programs answers your ncods ) Candidates file fund reports joining against black Inmates. Exit 92 Off 1-84/86 The segregation area is separated from the prison’s recreation position last year), says teams, or perhaps even cease to anywhere — not just around Hart 100 East Center St. • Manchester, CT 06040 lAGWAYi main population and houses inmates put there for their be will stay on the association board exist. ford — anywhere. And the kids are (203) 646-2300 HARTFORD (UPI) - Many of the campaign collections by the end of their candidacies in January. own protection or other reasons, Jenkins said. for one year to help ease the transi “It’s too early to tell,” what the great, and their attitudes have been Leone rejects proposal^ seven candidates in the 6th District the year. tion. He said Monday, “We need to final outcome will be, he said. But better each year. Moffett is giving up the seat this get other people Involved from the congressional race were raising year to run for the Democratic U.S. he said he is sure town funding will “People are going to just have to G uaran teed community. It’s been the same peo come forward and raise (more EAST HARTFORD — Sam J. Leone, superinten campaign funds before the end of Among the Democratic can Senate nomination. not be there to the extent it was in the year and financial reports show ple each year who have been taking the past. money).” F didates filing year-end reports, state dent of schools, said Tuesday that the Hockanum Brian Lopina, Schaus’s campaign DRAPERY CLEANING the workload.” “It’s got to be done now and not PRESIDENTIAL School couldn’t accommodate all special education Republican Nicholas Schaus was the Sen. Clifton Lebnhardt of Avon Last year, he said, the program most successful. manager, attributed the Far- • No Shrinkaga Is anyone interested? w as'given $4,400 by the town. this summer,” he stressed. classes now housed at Center School when Center is raised $16,539; state Rep. Gardner • Squar^ & Even Hemllnaa , Schaus, who lost the district elec- Wright Jr. of'Bristol collected $7,206 .mington candidate’s fund raising cloaed during the next ndipol yenr. . success to two factors. • Take * a 9 10 - THE HEatALD, Wed., Feb. 8, 1982 'I’hE HERALD. Weu.. Feb. 3, lw»z — 11 Smith denies asking Patten Whalers win Obituaries coast start Page 13 m m to drop third party plans SPORTS Edward E. Edgar Mary E. D. Schaaftlar Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St,, Edward E. Edgar, 71, of 197 EAST HARTFORD - Mary Rockville with a mass of Christian Autumn St., died Tuesday at a Elizabeth (Duglonisky) Schaeffler burial at 9 a.m, at St. Matthew’s He said the conservatives may be able to have more Manchester convalescent home. He Church, Tolland. Calling hours are By Paul Hendrie of 59 Lafayette Ave., died Tuesday Herald Reporter influence outside of Uie party. . , - ■„ was the husband of Helen (Horan) at Hartford Hospital. today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral “ We can pick our ^ t s now,” he said. In ttfe to ro home. Ekigar. Funeral services will be EYiday at Ousted Republican Town Committee district leader committee, it was loaded with people who vote the party keys Tribe win He was bom in Manchester on 9:15 a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan Lois K. MclnIIre Robert S. Smith — involved in efforts to form a third line, but who never did any work.” Oct. 16,1910, and had been a lifelong Ekineral Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., EAST HARTFORD - Lois party or Republican club with dissident conservative resident. Before retiring in 1979 he Glastonbury with a mass of Chriis- .(Kennelly) Mclntire, 70, of 160 Republicans — said this morning he did not try to was employed as manager of Blish By Len Auster right direction,” stated Pearson, tian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Paul’ Mohawk Drive, died 'Tuesday at St. pressure a North End resident to drop her plans for an Hardware Co. of Manchester for who saw his cagers move to 7-4 in Church, Glastonbury. Friends may Francis Hospital and Medical independent party. Hjarald Sportswriter aboul 50 years. He was a charter call at the funeral home Hiursday Center. She was the wife of Robert the league and 8-5 overall. member and past exalted ruler for Elinor Patten, of S3 Mather St.; said in a letter to the Indiana Coach Bobby Knight from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial F. Mclntire. “ I think the press surprised them Manchester Lodge of Elks and was Manchester Hlerald that she has planned since ^RESTAURANT would have smiled broadly at (Harke donations may be made to the Funeral services will be Friday at a little bit. Early in the year we also a former member of the British November to establish an independent party, to contest Arena Tuesday evening. Shrine of St. Jude, 221 W. Madison 11 a.m. from Newkirk & Whitney didn’t play with the aggressiveness American Club and Manchester Rod the 1983 elections. With a hustling in your face dis St., Cliicago, 111. FVneral Home, 318 Burnside Ave. and C A P T A IN 'S L O U N G E as' this. But after the Windham and Gun Club. grace relentless defense that didn’t Friends may call at the funeral But she charged that the conservative Republicans gam e (53-51 overtim e loss in Besides his wife he leaves a son. Arthur R. LelourtMau who were “ frozen out of their own party” In last allow Simsbury to breathe, Willlmantlc) we decided to go all ANDOVER — Arthur Robert home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester High clipped the Eld ward O. Eldgar of Amston, and a month’s caucuses were now trying to “ freeze me out of Clm o ImeordBlU out. We had tremendous pressure on Letoumeau, 55, of Cone Road, died daughter, Mrs. Laury Shustack of Mrs. Mary G. Kunashovsky mine.” Yomr H sit Trojans, 52-38, in (XTL basketball them all night and didn’t give them Manchester. Monday at his home. adtion. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mary Mrs. Patten said that Smith, former District (30P a lot of second shots. The first three Private funeral services will be at He was born in Augusta, Maine, Manchester’s man-to-man (Galuga) Kunashevsky, 71, of 44 chairman, called her to ask that she “ cool it,” because pine and Dance Overlooking quarters they did nothing offen the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main and had been a carpenter for more ddfense coupled with a 1-11-1-1 zone Delmont Road, die<) Monday at the dissident Republicans were “ working on a game the Connecticut River with sively,” Pearson remarked. St., Manchester. Burial will be in than 30 years, retiring this past pi^ss in the first half and 2-2-1 Manchester Memorial Hospital. She plan to have their own party in town.” Pedemonte had 11 points to pace East Cemetery. Friends may call at year. He was a World War II Navy was the widow of Frank M. Dom 'ApoMtoUcot sdcond-half zone press was the story Manchester with Maher chipping in the funeral home Thursday from 2 to veteran and was a member of the Kunashevsky. In her letter, Mrs. Patten called Smith a “ two-bit at the organ FrL & Sat. Ntte as it throttled Simsbury. 8 and (jarmel, Silver and Mistretta 6 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations Lt. C.C, Robinson Post 254, VFW, Funeral services will be held hatchet man.” . |“We harassed them and caused apiece. Pedemonte snared 8 may be made to the Newington Hartford. Thursday at 11 a.m. at Callahan A surprised Smith chuckled when he heard that SKGULS-Wed., Thun., Fit, Sat them a lot of problems,” rebounds, Maher 6 along with dis Children's Hospital, 181 E. Cedar He leaves two sons, Robert James Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East description. Manchester Coach Doug Pearson hing out 4 assists and Johnson and Letoumeau of Marlborough and (CLOUD SUNDAVa) St., Newington, 06111. Hartford. Burial will be in St. “ I ’m afraid she misinterpreted the,goal entirely,” took note o f tha pressure. The Brophy 5 caroms apiece.-The In Mark Kent Letoumeau of Hartford; Joseph’s Cemetery, Norwich. said Smith. “ The goal was the hope that we might be overall defensive effort couldn’t be dians were 19-for-36 from the field, a daughter, Mrs. Daniel (Cindy Lee) Patrick PIccarallo Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 able to dp some cohesive work on the political scene. Shrimp a la Riverside * 9a95 overlooked, either. Jeff Young had 18 points, 8 in the Schmielecki of Andover; four p.m. Shrimp layered w/ham, eggplant, mozzaretid & “ It’s hard to pick one game in meaningless fourth quarter, to pace COVENTRY - Patrick Pic- There’s no effort to stop Mrs. Patten and I certainly brothers, Roland Letoumeau and frmh mushrooms In cognac eauce. eight years, we always play good Simsbury. The Trojans were 18-lor- carello, 81, of 111 Rabbit Trail died wasn’t acting like any hatchet man. We were, at least, Raymond Letoumeau, both of Card of ThahkH defense here, but the first half was - 51 from the field. Steve McGrath, Monday at St. Joseph’s Hospital in trying to be constructive.” Lewiston, Maine, Kenneth Fay of The Family of Roland “ Bill” dams and Mussels Fra DiatNdo maybe the best we’ve ever played. who had 18 points in the first Bangor, Maine. He was the husband Mrs. Patten, a vocal Eighth Utilities District par Bolton and Edward Fay of Hart Masse would like to express its Served on bed of ^ It: was sensational. When the game meeting, was limited to a single of Evelyn (CJiappell) Piccarello. tisan, could not be reached for comment this morning. ford; three sisters, Mrs. Pauline thanks and appreciation to friends linguine el dente was on the line we played maybe our hoop. 3 He was bom in South Windsor and Her letter left it unclear whether she will continue with Tibeault and Mrs. Rita Morin, both and relatives for their condolences, bdst defense ever,” Pearson lauded. Manchester’s next outing is had been a resident of Manchester her plans for an independent party. of Lewiston, Maine and Mrs. Joanne cards, flowers, kind acts and most Veal Cordon Neu ^9.99 starters Ron Pedemonte, Joe Friday night at Enfield High in an 8 before moving to Coventry 16 years Cote of Stafford Springs; and two of all prayers during this time of Smith said plans for a third party or a Republican club Succulent Baby Veal stuffed w/Imported ham Maher, Mark Mistretta, Myles o'clock start. ago. grandchildren. sorrow. are still indefinite. Ousted town committee member and awl ■ Mrt^urry and Kevin Brophy applied Simsbiiry took the jayvee tilt, 47- Besides his wife he leaves two Funeral services will be Thursday John A. Tucci has also discussed plans for a third party every cTlnner we serve: the early heat and Manny Johnson, 37. Dave Dougan netted 16 points for sons, Ervin Piccarello of Bolton and at 10:15 a.m. from the Richard W. or Republican club and former party (Corresponding Sfeve Troy, Bill Silver and Tim Harold Piccarello of Manchester; Relish tray, Fresh garden salad with choice the 7-6 young Indians. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 New Open house set Secretary Gertrude Starky and former District 3 Carmel helped stoke the fire off the MiinrlirHitT (.52) — - Maher 4 0-2 . three daughters, Mrs. Lorraine Ano of dreuing. Baked potato and'vegetable.f Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a Chairwoman Karin VonDeck are also said to be in bench. 8, Mistretta 3 0-0 6, Brophy 2 0-2 5, of ^Manchester, Mrs. Barbara Manchester Community College mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. terested. “ Everyone played super, it was a McCurry 1 0-0 2, Peifemonte 4 3-7 11, Archer of Bangor, Maine, and Mrs. will sponsor an open house and art at Our Lady of Sorrows Church, “ It’s the same idea,” said Smith. “ Let’s say that we I2S kIVERSIDE DRIVE. EAST HARTFORD super team effort,” Pearson Carmel 2 2-2 6, Johnson 2 000 4, Troy Lois Logan of Mansfield; a sister, and photography exhibit Thursday Hartford. Burial will be in Mount St. all know each other well and would consult each other.” 6 MIN. FROM HTFD. — TAKE RTE2 TOEjdT 5 pi^aised. 11-33, Silver 0 6-8 6, Petersen 0 0-2 0, Mrs. Maria Wiggers ‘of Old at noon at the Women’s Center of Benedict Cemetery. Friends may ^ R RIGHT Vi MILE !“ We expected them to press and it the college on Bidwell Street. Smith said there have been no formal meetings about Willis 0 2-2 2, Hyde 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 Saybrook; 13 grandchildren, and call at the funeral home today from really bothered us. Their pressure The works of two local artists, the ideas yet and that it will probably be a couple of ra n RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE SM*S00S 14-28 52. eight great-grandchildren. 7 to 9 p.m. got us into a game we don’t like to Diane M. Chapman and Timothy weeks before anything definite is decided. SiniHliury (3 8 )----McGrath 1 0-0 Herald photo by Tarquinio Funeral services will be Friday at piay,” stated Simsbury Coach Dick 10 a.m. from Newkirk & Whitney Jeremiah J. Hagerty Arzt, will be on display at the open 2, Lowndes 3 0-1 6, Morgan 3 0-0 6, Lorenzo, “ Their pressure was very TOLLAND — Jeremiah J. Hagar- house and the exhibit will continue Young 8 2-4 18, Ck)lmery 2 0-0 4, Manchester’s Ron Pedemonte (22) outjumps Simsbury’s Jadd Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., gdod. Not only was it good but also ty, 89, of 30 Tolland Green, died through the month of February. McCalla 0 0-1 0, Swick 0 0-0 0, East Hartford. Burial will be in St. there was our inability to cash in off Morgan (41) at center tap with Indian teammate Mark Mistretta Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Tuesday at a Manchester convales The public is invited to attend the ALSIEFFERTSAYS;— Washington 1 0-1 2. Totals 18 2-7 38. o f it.” (5) getting set to latch onto basketball. Friends may call at the funeral cent home. open house. There is no charge. For Manchester, avenging an earlier home Thursday f)fom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Funeral services will be Thursday more information call 646-4900, THERE ARE INO LOWER PRICEa 5()-46 loss to Simsbury, had a 10-2 p.m. at 8:15 a.m. from the White-Gibson- extension 296. lead at the turn. It misfired the first four times from the field but was Practiced four hours daily Judge appointed ANYWHERE! SEEING IS BELIEVINGI bullseye on the final five tries for the lead. Maher and Pedemonte HARTFORD (UPI) - each had two hoops in the stanza. F THINaTOI Eugene Spear, public AL SIEFFERTS Simsbury, meanwhile, was l-for-9 defender for the Ansonia- with 5 turnovers against the Milford Judicial District, pilessure. National archery has been appointed a rrhe Silk Towners, also enjoying Superior Court Judge. NO LOWER PRICES the edge off the boards, moved their Spear’s appointment is lepd to 24-9 at the half. Johnson with effective immediately. The 4 points and 4 rebounds and Carmel 43-year-old Ohio native with the last 4 markers of the half crown won By Hall succeeded Judge Richard ANYWHERE ON helped extend the Indian margin. E Meehan of Shelton, who Manchester had a-16-9 edge in the resigned recently because HEAVY rebounding department at the half, By Earl Yost he said he couldn’t live on a DUYY finishing with a 31-25 edge. Sports Editor judge's salary. RCA & ZENITH COMMERCIAL Manchester’s lead was 35-20 after Spear graduated from tlWee periods. Closest Simsbury, 7-4 Dream of every athlete is to be DRYER the University of Connec in' the league and 7-5 overall, came the best in his or her chosen sport. ticut and the University of • Permanent p re u wps 43-30 with 3:03 remaining on an Eric Hall achieved that .honor Connecticut School o f Law. a n d tim e d SPACEMAKElf MK»OW «| C ^N 8-point run. with bow and arrow when he won 19" Color T.V.’S LARGE CAPACITY SAVES VALUABLE (XJUMTER 8PA<* regular cycles the United States Indoor Archery He is on the boani of 2-SPEED WASHER , Pearson saw the defensive effort directors and past presi • 3 heat options In #2 speed Ian and light similar to that against East Hart Bow Hunter Championship last • 5 cycles ’ Including permanent e Automate cooking and aufdmalc roasting weekend at the Tropicana Hotel in dent of Hall Neighborhood press knits cluding no-heat ford, a 49-37 Indian triumph. “ We controls. Las Vegas, Nev. . House in Bridgeport and a T U .v e 4 wash/rinse temperature selections fluff e Easy-to-use McroTouch” controls pbyed just as well defensively former member of the e N w extra cleaning cycle lor heavily • Porcelain against East Hartford," he stated, The 23-year-old professional from Board of Education, Board soiled modern fabrics enamel drum. “ The defensive intensity is there. Hall’s Indoor. Arrows Range in OUR LOWEST PRICES Manchester made money on this of Fire Commissioners and OURLOW EBT OUR LOWEST We're still sluggish on offense but as the Housing Site Develop long as we’re hustling on defense visit to the No. 1 gambling center in ment ^ Agency in PRICES OF THE YEAR PRICES OF OF THE YEAR and rebounding we have a chance of the USA. Herald photo by Tarqulnlo Bridgeport. beating people. For a $50 entry fee, the former T H E YEAR East Catholic High basketball Manchester's Manny Johnson (20) skies to put home layup, in “ This was a big win for us. We Personal advice RCA beat a team higher up than us (in the player came out of the Tropicana second-quarter action against Simsbury High last night at with $2,200 for his accuracy on the Abigail Van Buren offers ZENITH C Q L). That should give us some Clarke Arena. confidence. It was a move in the range. personal advice daily in “ They paid me off in cash,” Hail one of America’s best-read said, “ hoping that I would leave columns, “ Dear Abby,” in some of it behind at the casino. I The Manchester Herald’s * 2 9 7 1 * 3 0 7 brought it home and put it in the safe Focus section. (at the range) for safe keeping.’’ The inside story ' Hall, winner of the (tonnecticut ^ 5 YR PICTURE TUBE WARRANTI on's last second and New England indoor crowns the Jack Anderson tells the last three years, said it took “ a full inside story in AU COLOR TV $100 VALUE day before the thrill of winning real “ Washington Merry-Go- ly set in. It was the biggest thrill of Round’’ — every day on the GE^RAL ELECTRIC’S^ V ID EO TA PE — BE8TPOTSCRUBBat-:^‘ my career.” opinion page of The DISHWASHER secures win Now residing at the family RECORDERS • Pottcrubber cycle rerrtoves • homestead in Columbia, Hall RCA even bakedonso4s defeated 38 of the best archers in the DISCS, CAMERAS . • Tub and door irner are protected by an exclusive 10-year full country to walk off with his first 10 YEAR warranty (Ask lor details) Lightning struck twice — but in an answered for St. Paul. John Askin- the final move. national championship in the towicz, who turned in a stellar per Probate .Court is open Sim ilar WARRANTY • Solid-state electronic a l t e ^ state. ,'It was the second close victory in Unlimited Bow Hunters Oass in the touch controls * formance for East, put in a bucket for conferences with the Back on Jan. 2, Brian Galligan’s a! row for East. It dropped four of three-day competition. judge from 6:30 P.M. to Savings on QUR LOWEST fallaway leftside 15-foot jumper but Day responded again for St. those kind earlier in the season. “ My goal was to score 1,190 but I 8 P.M. on Thursday with one second left gave Blast Paul with 35 seconds remaining. “ Things are starting to even out,” shot 1,185 out of a possible 1,200 nights. Appointments Quasar, HHachi | PRICES OF Catholic a 47-45 win over East teen held for the final shot sees Penders. points and that was good enough to suggested. Night THE YEAR Manchester. That, m ore than which GaUigan sank cleatoy. 1 GaUigan had 18 points and Askin- win,’’ he reflected while accepting telephone number: 647- Video Produrts anything else, was a Hail Mary shot. St. Paul held the basketball for 40 tQwicz 9 along with 9 rebounds, 2 congratulations in person from seconds at the end of regulation 3227. Last night GaUigan struck again assists and a steal to pace East. archery enthusiasts who learned of looking for the game-winner but 3 William E. FitzGerald HITMHI as his IS^foot leftside Jumper with Blond also had 9 caroms. Day (14) his latest feat. “ I figured a 1,190 could only manage a desperation 28- Judge of Probate VIDCODISC 30'ELECTRIC RANGE two seconds left in overtime lifted and Tony Ziotas (12) led St. Paul. score would win.” PPI! foot heave at the hoop. th4 Eagles past tempo-setting St. i Eoitl Ualhiilir (45) — GaUigan 8 (Competing at 20 yards, each SCOTCH VH8 S hr. TAPI PUTER • Exdusivo P - r gel|.cleening ; oven . . Paul, in HCC cage action in "That psychologicaUy helped us 2;3 18, Dargati 2 0-0 4, Bond 3 0-0 6, shooter f ir ^ three rounds for a Box oMO - 13.S7 M IwM WOW— • Two 6”and two 8*Calrod* Bristol going into the overtime,” Penders Aiskintowicz 41-19, Honigmann 2 0-0 possible 450, 4 ^ and 300 points. S2.00 tactory rabMo S2,M surface heating units saw, “ They really didn't get a good {llvO r oiwh This time there was some Devine 4: Hintz 0 0-0 0, Brunone 1 2-2 4. .’The payoff was the largest in • Digitai dock, automatic oven shot.” HEALTHBREAK exam pfo B u yu! NO-FROST FOOD SAVER REFRIGERATOR •: timef. reminder limef Guidance as the field goal try was a liotals 20 5-6 45. archery competition and Hall’s win Herald photo by Pinto designed play. The Eagles and Falcons jrere YOUR • 19 cu- h With 5.23 cu ft Iree^er I ,Si. Paul (4 3 ) — - Paskov 11-3 3, ning total set a national record. "Tite shot was almost identical to deadlocked at 12-aU after one period ERIC HALL RUVEnn *587 e Moist h Fresh and Cool n Fresh storage compartments Day 7 0-014, Ziotas 6 0-012, Greene 3 It’s an old saw that three times is S M O K IN G and Sealed ^rLack l^ k the one against Manchester but this and 23-all at the intermission. “ We 0-0 6, Plachno 00-00, Lagasse 32-28. out but it wasn’t in the case of the HABIT. m im u J a -'iC I ' J r* 12 - THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 3. 1982 THE HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 3. 1982 - 13 I Mullaney's strategy backfired Whalers erupt in final minute, win Second Guessing D epartm ent: Was Beach, Calif ... Former Hartford Whaler- Providence College Coach Joe Mullaney right Tom Rowe has caught on with the INGLEWOOD,Calif. (U PI)-T he assisted goals 12 seconds apart in line. Then with 31 seconds left, unbeaten streak — while the Kings Pleau. “We kept plugging away and ’Thursday. in his decision to have his basketball team try Washington Caps, a club, he played with blank foe, 7-0 the final minute of the game to lift Larouche capped the rally on a near have won just one of their last 19 ended up getting three goals after “We worked our hearts out. Hartford Whalers have scored the to hold the ball for nearly five minutes in flerald before being traded to Hartford for Alan fewest goals of any team in the NHL Hartford to a 5-3 victory. ly identical play, slipping the puck games for a 1-9-9 record. losing that early lead.” tonight and came back and we’re not. overtime before taking a shot at basket Hanglesben. The latter is now with the Los this season. The Los Angeles Kings Meagher and Larouche both had past Los Angeles goalie Mario Hartford took a 26 lead in the first Los Angeles Coach Don Perry said giving up. I’ll never give up.” against UConn Monday night in the Big East Angle Angeles Kings. Both were made free agents By Len Auster at 13:08 with a 30-foot slap shot from have allowed the most. two goals in the game and Lessard. period on goals by Warren Miller it seems a curse has fallen over his game? earlier this hockey season. the slot, assisted by White and Ken Larouche’s first, a 15-foot slapshot and Meagher but the Kings outshot club. Kings defenseman Larry Murphy Earl Yost, Herald Sportswriter Providence lost the ball midway through West. Tuesday night’s game between the with the Kings two men short, had Meagher has 17 goals this season Hartford 18-5 in the second period "It just seems like these things said the better team didn't win. the extra play with the score deadlocked 45-45 Sports Editor Good skating, passing and East had a 14-2 edge in shots after two should have been billed as a given Hartford a 3-3 tie late in the while Larouche has 23 including 14 and took a 3-2 lead on goals by are happening to us,” he said. “We and the Huskies went on to win on reserve positional play were ail Ingredients one period. "Give credit to the Far struggle between the Resistable second period. in 19 games since being traded from Marcel Dionne, Jim Fox and Dave have to get a few breaks. I feel bad “We obviously outplayed them; center Bruce Kuczenski’s tap-in at the buzzer Final results a in East CathoUc’s 76 whitewashing mington goaltender (John Pavano) Force and the Moveable Object. With 43 seconds left in the game the Montreal Canadians. Taylor. but I feel even worse for the players. they just fluked a few goals,” he on a missed Corny Thompson shot. Final results from the Manchester Five of Farmington High in hon- with several nice stops,” Mannix And the Whalers — the Resistable Meagher put the Whalers ahead 4-3 The Whalers, last in the Prince of “When we tied it up we pulled I’m going to give them tomorrow said. “That stuff is going to happen. Mullaney has b ^n around in the coaching Mile Road Race show that 3,339 runners were conference ice hockey action yester Sffered. Force. — won with Rick Meagher , with a breakaway goal after picking Wales Conference, are 5-0-2 in their ourselves together in the third off. I told them I didn’t want to see ’There’s no reason to get down on day at the Hartford Arena. West at 2:11 of the second period and Pierre Larouche scoring un up a looke puck at the Kings' blue period,” said Hartford Coach Larry them at the rink. We’ll start over on ourselves." ranks for many years. He knows the game mand. Stalling for the remaining minutes, officially checked at the finishing line. There last seven games — a club record from A to Z ... but, in this man’s opinion, his are approximately 4,200 in the starting field, ilie win was the fifth in succes made it 46 on a perfectly executed and seconds, with hopes of getting off the last sion for the Eagle sextet and moves play from Clark, ‘"rhat was a set strategy was questionable. shot was a smart move. including several hundred that didn’t After a near-disasterous first half, in which register. Apparently more than 800 runners them to 9-4 for the season and within play. It was just as we practiced it As it turned out, it paid off in UConn win one victory of qualifying for the and it was nice to see,” voiced Man they scored only 16 points and went in for a ning a most important Big East decision. dropped by the wayside and didn't finish or I Dunlop's hat trick sets pace tongue-lashing at intermission trailing, 31-16, the computer, which caused a two-month state tournament. East’s first op nix. West fed Oark in the comer and Parish and Bird The first half belonged to Connecticut. portunity to gain post-season play headed for the faceoff circle. Clark the Friars came roaring back in the final 20 The second to Providence. delay in getting the results completed, was 'TV minutes. not accurate. comes Friday night against Windsor gave it back on the give-and-go and ’The overtime went to UConn. High at the Loomis rink'at 6 o’clock. West hit the far corner over This time, UConn was colder than the ice Mullaney had overcoached his squad. on Bolton Pond. In regulation time. Coach “The first period we were a little Pavano’s glove hand. pace Celt victory Blues outscore Jets, 10-6 Dom Pemo’s club add^ just 14 points to its sluggish and our passes weren’t TONIGHT first half total in a complete about face and One man’s opinion. clicking but the second period our Hutt, Mike Flannery and Dan Early morning swim O’Brien added third period goals tor 8 - NBA: Cellirs v». Pintonii, By Mike Tully for the first time in four games this early in the third period, to snap a the scoreboard read 45 points for each side. passing was starting to come INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Boston One Man’s Opinion: Neither Corny Thomp East, which had a final 42-17 edge in remaining in the game. WINF, WPOP UPI Sports Writer season. seven-game winless streak. Providence’s offense was clicking in the se Steve 'Thomson, town recreation director, around. By the third period we were Coach Bill Fitch had kind words to ’The Pacers got within two points, 8 - College Kankelball: SyraruHe plans to offer early morning swimming at the son nor Chuck Aleksinas of UConn will be passing well,” commented East shots. Farmington slipped to 6-7-1 In other games, Montreal downed ItunfierH 4, (^iiiiiirks 3 cond half and the feeling here is that the high draft selections of National Basketball say about center Robert Parish and 107-105, with 52 seconds l^ft on a VH. Selun Hull, ESPN If all the snow fell on St. Louis, Calgary 5-3, the New York Islanders Friars should have come out smoking, East Side Rec pool for anyone interested Coach Bill Mannix. with the loss. At Vancouver, British Columbia, Assn, entries. Thompson has the best chance O’Brien, Dan Raffln, Barrett, forward Larry Bird. shot by Don Buse, but that was as 10:3(1 - NBA: Knirka va. I.akera, how come Winnipeg wound up with outscored Washington 76, Quebec Mike Rogers scored three goals, in looking for baskets and fouls rather than to between 6:30 and 7. Swimming wilt be co-ed East scored three times in the Again. close as they came. Ch.9 the avalanche? and anyoge interested should call the Rec of of the two ___ Bjii Finnegan, former first period with the initial two from John Burke and Steve Fastiggi outgunned Colorado 8-7, the New cluding the winning score with just try to sit on the ball for five minutes. The Parish scored 29 points and Bird, Bird sank two free throws with 10 • Soccer: Vancouver va. San “You can’t get in a shootout with York Rangers nipped Vancouver 4-3 Friars controlled the tap in OT and then sat fice ... Ron Tetreault has replaced Larry Manchester High hoopster, is coaching the in close. Rick Clark stuffed hqihe a played well defensively for East in over three minutes to play. Rogers, front of netminders Charlie just named the NBA Player of the five seconds left to give Boston the Diego, ESPN them and that’s what we tried to and Hartford surprised Los Angeles New York’s leading scorer with 60 on the ball. Morrison as director of the basketball jayvee basketball team at Cheney Tech this shot from the left of the cage at 1:28, Month of January, scored 26 In the season. He’s also a student at Central O’Connell and Chris Poshpeck who game. do,” Winnipeg goalie Ed Staniowski 5-3. points, snapped a tie after the hosts You have to have excellent ball handlers to program at the West Side Mahoney Rec assisted by Gmg White and. Pat Celtics’ 109-105 win over Indiana Buse and Louis Orr led Indiana in Connecticut State College ... Doug Coyle, combined for the shutout. said Tuesday night after St. Louis, CunuilienH 5, FlanicM .'I rallied from a 36 deficit to tie the run down the clock from five minutes to less Center ... Paul Azinger, the rookie golfer on Barrett. Kevin I&tt made it 26 at ’Tuesday night. scoring, each with 18 points. with 19 inches of snow on the ground the PGA tour with Manchester parents, manager of the Manchester Racquet Club, 5:59 as he took a pass from linemate "The defensemen were standing At Calgary, Alberta, Pierre Mon- score. The Rangers are 4-0 on their than 10 seconds. Providence does not and at “Larry had a great game, but "We definitely wanted to play outside, battered the Jets 106. dou scored a pair of first-period 2:22, Otis Thorpe lost the ball and UConn took' failed by one shot of making the cut in the San plans to introduce badminton later this Paul Roy' and flipped home a Farmington up at our blue line and it Sports Siate road trip. month. If interest warrants, the sport will be couldn’t do much of anything,” Man without Parish we couldn’t have well tonight,” Pacers Coach Jack Blake Dunlop scored three goals goals and added an assist to help over. Diego Open last week. ’This week the scene backhander from close range. won,” Fitch said. “Once again, his McKinney said."Winning was most added to the Racquet Club schedule. nix reviewed. to record his first NHL hat trick and Montreal extend its winning streak 3 Now Perno and his charges were in com- shifts to the Bing Crosby Classic at Pebble Barrett scored a power play goal dominance on the board was out important, but we wanted to play assisted on another goal to help the to six pm es. Jim Peplinski and standing.” well.” Wedneaday , Blues reach the 10-goal plateau for Kent Nilsson helped rally Calgary Fitch also congratulated Kevin “It was frustrating,” he added. BASKETBAI.I. the first time in the team’s 15-year within 4-3 but Keith Acton added an McHale, "whose plays were awful "Just check the stats to see how Mallaluck at MCC, 8 history. insurance goal at 17:13. big for us. I was confident he would well we played.” Mallaturk at MCC (women), 6 “They’ve got the potential to do IhIuikIith 7, (^upiluN 6 ^Bowling make those shots down the stretch.” The Pacers outrebounded the ICE HOCKEY it,” said Staniowski, who played for At Uniondale, N.Y., Brent Sutter "I’m damn happy,” Fitch con Celtics, 60-48, and outscored them Conard va. Mancliealer at Bolton the Blues for six years before being j Sports cluded. "I haven’t won over here in from the field, 45-39. But the Celtics Ire Palace, 8:30 traded to Winnipeg last summer. At 9 Portland fops Tech, 75-69 Briefs awhile. I would take half the points made up the difference at the free WRESTLING least he didn’t take the assault per in order to get a win.” throw line, making 30 of 45 Manrheater at Conard, 6 sonally. The Pacers led 38-28 early in the attempts. The' Pacers had 13 of 17. Tliuraduy “Just because it happened against A A HP- Dick Colbert 226-524, A1 Falling too far behind at the inter Phillips cited the 44-29 halftime line while the Beavers marched to Williamson and Cal Gothberg each second period, but Boston came ' “Check the free throws,” BASKE’rBAl.L the Jets or myself doesn’t mean Pariseau 201-522, Carl Gloss 202-506, mission. Cheney Tech couldn’t fully deficit his club had to crawl back the charity stripe only 14 times, con netted 26 points for Clieney with back quickly to tie the game at 46-46. McKinney said. “They went to the Eaat C atholic at Northweat anything special,” the goalie said. Bruno Giordano 207-574, Mary recover and dropped a 75-69 verdict from. verting seven. Tom Eaton adding 8. Eaton had a Indiana led again, 57-52, by half line 26 times and we went twice (in Catholic (girla), 8 Dunlop scored once in each Chaves 179, Dot Roberts 185-496. to Portland High in Charter Oak "We came back to make a good "’There was no way we deserved fine all-around outing for the Paul Mulvey time. the second half).” Friday period, completing the hat trick Conference basketball action last run at them in the fourth quarter. to ,take only 14 foul shots in this Techmen. INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) — B^ause he refused to break an NHL rule The Gltics gained the advantage, “It’s getting to the point where we BASKETBALL with 4:07 left in the game, just eight • ELKS- Ralph Doyer 147-383, Bruce night in Portland. We played with intensity the second game," Phillips insists, “I don’t Purilunil (75) — Fitzgerald 10- by leaping over the boards to punch an opposing player, Paul Mulvey Will 81-75, by the end of the third period. can’t afford too many more losses,” Manrheater at Enfield, 8 seconds before Joe Mullen scored Fish 377, Dave Richards 353, Paul The win lifts the Highlanders to 8- half,” Phillips remarked. question the fouls called on us. I 7-27, Tyler 7-5-19, Caso 5-6-16, probably spend the rest of the season in the minor leagues instead of with ’They opened up 10-point leads twice he said. Eaat Catholic at Aquinaa, 8 the Blues’ 10th goal of the game. scored his first NHL hat trick to Ford 143-397, Hank Hebert 368, John 1 in conference play and lO-l overall Portland had a slender 20-16 lead question the lack of fouls and travels Coman 3-4-10, Williams 0-3-3, the Los Angeles Kings. in the fourth period, and held an ’The Pacers now are 19-25 in the Cheney Terli at Bolton, 8 “The last couple of games Eddie lead New York to its sixth straight. Rieder 143142-395, Gene Richardson while the loss drops the Techmen to at the turn and a 59-47 edge after missed that were committed Morrison 0-0-0. Totals 25-25-75. Mulvey, publicly chastised last week by Kings’ Coach Don Perry for 11-point lead, 88-77, with 10:53 NBA, while the Celtics are 33-11. Enfield at Manrheater (girla), 8 has played great against me and victory and give A1 Arbour his 400th 3.57, Hal Waldron 138-390, Bill Winnie 4-6 in COC play and 5-6 overall. three periods as Cheney made a ral against us. Such is life." Clieiiey Tecli (69) — - Gothberg refusing his order to leave the bench and join a fight on the ice, cleared made four or five good saves on NHL, coaching victory. Each team 142-147-409, Jack Talley 393, Bill Cheney’s next outing is Friday ly in the third stanza. Tom Fitzgerald had a game-high 12-2-26, Williamson 11-4-26, Gover- waivers Tuesday and was sent to the club’s American Hockey League farin me,” Dunlop said. “Tonight it was changed goalies in a second period Hanson 138-145-135-418, Travis Cook night at Bolton High at 7:45. Cheney outscored Portland from 27 points for Portland with Scott nale 1-0-2, Eaton 4-0-8, Mitchell (M)- team. just a matter of the shots going in. in which seven goals were scored. Jr. 151-366, Bob Mike 141-154-401, “Overall it was a good effort on the field, 31-25, but the Highlanders Tyler (19), Ray Caso (16) and John 0, Nowak 2-1-5, Burnham 1-0-2. Mulvey, a 23-year-old left wing, will join the New Haven, Conn., team “I’ve had a lot of two goal games Dennis Maruk had three assists for Bob Bonadies 357, Don Benoit 373, our part but we were way down at were 25-for-35 from the 15-foot foul Coman (10) also in twin digits. Isaac Totals 31-7-69. today or Thursday, the Kings said. He was placed on waivers Saturday, six Isiah proves his point and it’s nice to finally get the hat Washington, which scored four Joe DeSimone 144-389, Rudy the half,” Cheney Coach Craig trick but the big thing was picking power-play goals. Guedesse 154-370, Dave VanTassell F days after the incident. up the two points against Winnipeg NordiquoH 8, liurkii-H 7 152-143-427, Ray Parr 131-358, Joe going into tonight’s game in At Quebec City, Miroslav Frycer Montineri 135-352, Tuffy Montineri Chicago." registered his third hat trick of the 365, Tom O’Connor 141-146-399, A1 Gene, Mayer The Blues fired 43 shots at season and Real Cloutier capped a Grabinsky 141-143-404, Bernie Welch Staniowski, who had won four of his 375, Bill Adamey 137-357, Bill Double loss night for Tribe girls DENVER (UPI) — Gene Mayer, ranked seventh in the world, has virtual ■■ as .ii •.. . . . Pistons-p- ' top Hawks six-goal third-period outburst to ly owned Denver’s $250,000 Grand Prix tennis tournament for two years. He last five games, in beating the Jets enable Quebec, which trailed 5-2 MacMullen 136-139-146-421. was seeded second this year, but many thought his pinpoint ground strokes Call it a double loss evening for "We played a less than strong “Since Hall also lost we caught a Manchester’s next outing is and deft touch shots would bring him a thiid straight title. By Mark Friedman to the line and hit the one that 101 on a basket by Tom McMillen. the Manchester High girls’ basket game defensively and that was the break. We’re still only one game out Friday night against Enfield High at But Australian Phil Dent, who will be 32 on Feb. 14, took advantage of UPI Sports Writer counted.” After ’Thomas hit a free throw with E ball team. key,’’ remarked disappointed of first (place).’’ Armstrong saw the Clarke Arena at 8 o’clock. Mayer’s twomonth layoff from tournament tennis Tuesday night and Thomas completely missed the 38 seconds left, Macklin connected ’The Indian cagers on the first Manchester Coach Steve lost opportunity, “But we have to eliminated the 2S-year-old American in straight sets from the United Bank In case there is a 'Doubting rim on two free throw attempts over on his.two free throws. For Detroit, hand dropped a 65-46 verdict to Armstrong, who saw his quintet turn things around right away and Tennis Gassic. Thomas’ among you, let It be said the weekend in the All-Star game Terry ’Tyler finished with 18 points Simsbury High in CCIL play last slide to 10-3 overall. “(Lisa) play much better.” SiniHlturv (6.5) — Barret 0060, that Isiah has proven his point... on but stiffered no relapse of jitters and a team-high 11 rebounds. John night in Simsbury. And making Griswold had 30 points and good Beth Hopkins (14) and Leslie Griswold 11 8-10 30, Shute 1 06 2, four counts. when it counted against the Hawks, Drew led Atlanta with 32 points and leaks add up to a matters worse they lost an oppor defense would have cut this down. Moore (12) were also in twin digits Moore 6 0-1 12, Boughan 0 0-1 0, Phil Mahre The affable roOkie connected on a who trailed by 30 points in the se hauled down 11 rebounds. .1 1 • % 1». tunity to deadlock for the league for Simsbury. Lone bright spot for Baldis 0 06 0, Morrow 2 0-2 4, rare 4-point play with two seconds cond period. “I didn’t like this game at all lead as CCIL leader Hall High was a “Also our rebounding was weak Manchester was senior guard Sue Hopkings 5 4-7 14, Flaherty 1 1-2 3. SCHLADMING, Austria (UPI) — Ingemar Stenmark and Phil Mahre bat remaining Tuesday night to lift the Atlanta led 105-102 after Rudy because the game should have never 71-47 upset victim to Windham High and often times we only got one Donnelly, who pumped in a team- Totals 26 13-23 65. tle in the giant slalom today for the first men’s gold medal of the World Detroit Pistons to a 10M05 victory Macklin connected on two free gotten to that point,” said ’Thomas, in Willimantic. shot,” he added. high 20 markers. 5lanrlicHlfr (46) — - Donnelly 8 Alpine Ski Championships. over the Hawks in Atlanta. throws with four seconds left. who scored a season-high 34 points. Hall remains atop the CCIL stan Simsbury, 6-5 in the league and Manchester took the jayvee tilt, 46 20, P.Brown 0 06 0, T.Brown 0 06 Stenmark, of Sweden, arrivied in Schladming Tuesday, saying he would be “Thomas has great concentration ’Thomas then hit a 3-pointer and was "I think we showed a poor perfor dings at 10-1 while Manchester overall, had a 20-11 lead at the turn 59-12. Mara Walrath had 19 points 0, Hopperstead 0 0-2 0, Markham 2 0- very disappointed If he did not win the slalom and giant slalom golds. and is just a rear gutty kid,” fouled by Hawks guard Rory mance tonight. They came out and remains at the second rung at 9-2. and 38-27 advantage at the half. The and Judy Dalone and Shana 0 4, White 0 06 0, Wojnarowski 2 0-2 marveled Pistons coach Scotty Sparrow. Thomas hit the free throw they played harder than they did the Windham and Penney, each 8-3, Trojans extended their bulge to 51-37 Hopperstead 10 apiece for the 12-1 4, ’Tucker 1 4-4 6, Christensen 0 3-7 3, Robertson. "Everyone kidded him to give the Pistons their victory. first haif. I think (we) expected share third place. after three stanzas'. young Indians. Young 4 1-2 9. ToUis 17 12-23 46. John Oral about the two air balls in the All- Atlanta used 10 fourth-quarter them to come out and play the same NEW YORK (UPI) — Three players from sport’s “golden age” of the Btar game but tonight he stepped up points by Sparrow and went up 103- way and they came out and piayed 1920s and another from the start of the post World War II boom have been harder in the second half.” elected to the National Football Foundation’s Ckillege Hall of Fame, it was “ It’s a very tough loss for us,” Patriots hire announced Tuesday. said Hawks coach Kevin Loughery. Cheney matmen John Orsl, an end from Colgate from 1929-31; Bemie Shively, a guard B a a k e t b a U "We played hard and tough to get from Illinois from 1923-26 and Lloyd Yoder, a teckle from Carnegie Tech back in the game.” Meet ... two coaches from 1923-26 along with Eddie Price, a fullback from Tulane from 1946-49 In other games, it was Cleveland WmSTBS were elected to the shrine at Kings Island, Ohio. 100, Washington 99; San Antonio 103, in twin triumph FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — New BUSINESSMEN Lindsey Boutilier were best for the Dallas 98; Boston 109, Indiana 105; ly named New England Patriots DiRosa Geaners had six players Bruins while Dunphy, Powell and New Jersey 116, Chicago 112; Cheney Tech wrestling team HesuUs; head coach Ron Meyer has hired Keith Magnuson in twin digits as it rolled past Allied Hartnett were best for the Elagles Houston 122, San Diego 106; Denver came home with two wins yester f:hency vs. East Windsor —101 —Fournier two more members of his Southern Printing, 97-79, last night at Rennet. 128, New York 117; Portland 102, iCT) pinned Gregory, 108—Rafala (CT) WBF. (first names not noted on the latter day, besting East Hampton High, 54- Methodist University coaching CHICAGO (UPI) — Keith Magnuson was relieved of his coaching duties Hal Rawlings had 21 points, (^ 1 three names). Kelfh, Wolff bad 10 'K a ^ s City 97; and Golden State 115 —f’aradis (CT) WBF, 122 —Ravenberg 119, Los Angeles 117. 12, and East Windsor High, 60-15, in Recipes and .Menus S c o r e b o a r d TV'Novles/ Comics Convenience, variety are pluses 9 Hartford . 212-T. CLEVELAND UOO) ^ M)S ANGELHS <1171 Los Angeles I 0 3 0 -3 Carr 2 1-2 t , Johnson 8 « 19. Edwards Johnson r 7-8 17. Wllkep 9 34 30. First period—1. Hartford. Miller 6 9 3<3 21, Brewer 8 34 19, Huston 6 34 IS, Abdul-Jahbar 13 CT. 18, C o m r t 3-4 H:, Wedman f. H 11, Laimbwr 1 M ^ i (Volcan). 10:24. 2. Hartford. Meagher 16 Nison 7 3-3 17. Brewer 3 14 7. Jordan 3 Basketball Heh-on J M 4. Wilkeraon 0 M 0, Dillara 2-3 8. MrAdoo 3 (Ml 4. Totals: 47 2346 to busy homemakers (Howatt. Volcan), 17:19. Penaltie»-M. Hockey Murphy. LA. 7:42: Chartraw. LA. 11:36: 1 M f., RestanI 0 M 0. Total! 41 tfrO 117. Soccer Volcan. H art. 19:f0. lOO-. GOLDEN STATE (119) Second period—3. Los Angeles. Dionne WASHINGTON (Set ...... Kim; II 44 38. Smith 1 04 2. CafToll 8 :14 (L. Murphy. Taylor). 0:18. 4. Los Ballard 1 (M) J, Haywood S M 18, 64 23. Free 14 r,4 33. Gale 2 34 6. Angeles. Fox 20 (Jensen. Wells). 9:lt. t. Mahom 3 W 7, Grevey r. S-6 K. 7 Barker 3 04 8. Brown 3 04 4, Short f. 04 By Susan Ple^e I^ s Angcleii. Taylor 27 (Simmer. 1-1 If.. Collins 10 4T. 34. Johnson 3 3-1 10. 10. Romar f. 04 10. Totals: fj 1747 119. Herald Reporter Tumbuih. 10:17. 6. Hartford. Larouche 22 Ruland 4 08 8. Chones 0 (Ml 0. Davis 0 0- Los Angeles 33333031-117 (.Stoughton. Nachbaur). 17:32. Penalties— 0 0. Totals 41 LK-23 Se, Golden State 333430 33-119 NORtH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Clev(!land 1* ® (Indoor League) Wesley, H aii. 4:03; Anderson, Hart. NAJIONAL ll.\SKETHAIX ASSOC. Fouled out—Brewer. Total louta-Los If Weight Watchers meals aren’t By United Press International Angeles 24. Golden State 34. Technical- By United (Press International 0 mtnor-miscon(luct./ 7;(E: Miller. 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Washington CoH. 87 Tulsa 6 8 .429 Boston 29 16 7 6T 211180 Atlanta 19 23 .4R2 16-21 106. Pacific Ccmference on a toasted English muffin; and for Shots THE HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 3, 1982 - 17 Vegetables add Freezer storage times Frozen foods a boon Many times, consumers are looking for guidelines for storing frozen foods in their home variety to menu freezers. Below are some suggested maximum storage times at zero degrees Fahrenheit: Cnntiniieil from iHigr 15 hatf in well-greased nine inch pan. Vi cup chopped celery leaves Item Maximum Storage Time Top with half the apples. Combine Vi cup chopped onion f i 'l 1 (6 ounce) package frozen SAVE Vegetarian cooking is Pizza Veggies Beef roasts 12 months Place pork in large kettle. Add sugar witlr remaining ingredients growing in popularity. You Steak 12 months grape juice, water, ketchup, until crumbly; sprinkle over apples. mushrooms in butter sauce doh’t have to be committed 3 months vinegar, mustard, salt, and pepper. 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Let membranes with a small slice the whole orange very ^ th e r day if I could suggest Pour off almost all the minutes. ’ . who ran out of apples one simmer, covered, with 2 cool a little, then transfer sharp knife, freeing the thinly and then cut away ri. new dinner menu for bacon fat, add about 1 Set aside, uncovered, un day when halfway through tablespoons water until to tart shell. Next, section sections of fruit onto a the peel and pith. Arrange til needed (steam conden the orange sections on top this may change your mind. ’The Vi pound Mortadeiia Garam Masala "guests that was both in tablespoon butter and heat. preparing a French apple tender, about 10 minutes. 3 medium-sized navel plate and rotating the fruit By Barbara Richmond Add the onions and 44 teas sing on the underside of a of the apple puree and washing removes the sour flavor,” Parmesan cheese teresting and foolproof. tart. I think that her off- Add the grated rind of a oranges' from which you as you work. (The mem Herald Reporter 5 pieces of cinnamon stick poon sugar, which will help lid or foil would water the-cuff solution was a hap small orange, 1 tablespoon have cut away all the rind branes will remain at brush with a glaze of hot, she added. sait 1 cup whole cardomin pods She’d discovered, like i onions carmelize. Cook down your sauce). Cook 44 sieved apricot jam. She can go from her dance studio pepper py one. Assemble not more butter and 3 tablespoons and pith.. Holding the tached to the central core. nutmeg V4 cup whole cloves ; iinany others before her, over medium-high heat, pound button niushrooms than 2 hours before dinner to her kitchen without missing a 44 cup Whole cuniin seeds that even trled-and-tnie turning constantly, until a beat and she loves to be in both. Egg Pasta 1 egg in a separate pan in 1 or 2 so that the crust remains CUSTOM - MADE Vi cup whole coriandr seeds , recipes can flop under beautiful golden-brown. tablesi^ns of butter and truly crisp. That describes Beverly Burton of . 4 cups flour 6 eggs A bit of pork gravy V4 cup whole black peppercorns Taylor Street, the owner of Burton Place flour on board and make a Ravioii shouid be cooked by pressure of playing hostess Set aside. reserve. You can now DAY CARE Preheat oven to 200: degrees. Add eight chicken thighs leave ingredients for a cou Dance Studio at 63 Linden St. well or depression in the center. Put placing in boiiing sailed water at Spread cinnamon, clovek, cuihln, ■and cook at the same time. Complete Nursery Program iow boii for from 5 to 8 minutes. This isn't an unusual (well-dried with paper ple of hours. Before ser Winter For the last 24 years, she’s been eggs into the well and work the into coriander, and peppercorns in large ving, reheat chicken 12 months to school age. DRAPERIES teaching dancing in town. Her hus the flour with your fingers until the Remove with slotted spoon and state of affairs, for two towels) to the pan and Fruit Tart roasting pan. Roast for 30 minutes, reasons. One is that brown'carefully, about 10 thoroughly, add Breakfast, lunch and 2 snacks Large Fabric Selection band Lee works with her in the dough is firm. Cut into small pieces cover with meat sauce and cheese. stirring wo or three times. Do not Tortellini should be placed in producing a successful dish minutes. Pour off anyiac- niushrooms and bacon and Bake a standard short- Open 6:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Expert Installation studio and sometimes in the kitchen, about V4 cup each and put through let brown. Break open cardaihom cumulated fat, return stir in 1 tablespoon butter crust tart shell in an 844- too. pasta machine, at widest rol, about chicken broth and cooked for about pods and combine with other in does take timing and un Professional Caring Staff 15 minutes until well softened. interrupted concentration. onions to pan with 2 cloves well-mixed witt 1 tables inch loose-bottomed quiche Visit Our Showroom at: Her favorite type of food is what 10 to 12 times, to knead. Fiour hands gredients and stir until well mixM. of garlic, chopped. Pour in pan, “blind,” (that is, ' Reasonably Priced she likes to call “peasant” food for and dough frequently. Keep pieces, Sprinkle with grated cheese. ,, The other — and it's one poon flour. Simmer for a 35 Windsor Ave. Grind in electric blender at high 44 cup Zlnfandel, season few minutes to cook flour vrithout a filling) to a CLAUDIA*S Rockville or Cair lack of a better name.” She said by separate with waxed, paper and speed until pulverized. May be that many people don't Samosas take into consideration — with salt, freshly milled and allow sauce to thicken. golden-brown. Set aside to 872-0166 this she means just plain everyday keep in a bowi covered with a damp stored at room temperature in air Check seasoning and serve. cool. 646-4864 cooking that people do for their cloth to keep from drying out. Let „is that if one is doubling or black pepper and 44 teas 3 cups all purpose flour tight container. ..tripling a recipe and using families. “This usually ends up set about lA hour. 3 teaspoons instant cream of wheat tasting the best,” she said. Using individual pieces, put an unfamiliar large pan, or 3 tablespoons salt Spanish rice crowding too much into a through. pasta machine graduaiiy Vi cup melted vegetable shortening “I’M TRYING to get my husband lowering to thinnest number and 44 cup salad oil . smaller one, the chemical more interested in cooking. He does IVi cup water 1 cup chopped onion reaction of various foods to forming a iong strip. It can then be Mix together with iyands. Let sit like to make fried eggplant, helps cut to desired width or made into % cup chopped green peppers heat and liquid can alter me make the stuffing for the for 10 minutes. If hands stick in % cup uncooked rice -.h j quite dramatically, ravioli or tortellini. Work each piece flour, add a little more-shortening. f^G REAT WEEK! Thanksgiving turkey, and helps me • %44 cups tomatoes r- If you crowd food into a individuaiiy so it doesn’t dry out. Knead dough well. Break into when we’re having company,” she . For ravioli place filling about 3 in 1 pound-ground beef f< pan it will steam rather said. Pieces about Vt cup each. Roll to Mix all together iq two-quart ttum brown; sauces can ches apart and foid top over shape of a hotdog. Break ff about 2 Mrs. Burton makes her own pasta lengthwise. Cut into IVk inch covered casserole dish. Bake at 350 become overabundant and and this turns out to be a family inches (about size of a golf ball) degrees for 1 hour and 15 minutes. thin; the fat can separate squares and set aside to dry. Can be With rolling pin roll and flatten project and lots of fun. “I got the frozen. Stir once while cooking. , from the thickening agent recipe from my Italian aunt. smooth into a circle. Cut in half. Put and cause a sauce to For torteliini, make strips about in a heaping tablespoon of filling. However, her recipe consisted of a llA-inch wide. Place small amount ' "break,” vegetables can handful of this and a dab of that like Fold like a cone. Press sides com .scorch when you’re not of filling and cut to IVA inch squares. pletely and press edges together so Choucroute I f / most of the older cooks, she didn’t . looking. The harried cook Then fold to triangles and pinch the filling can’t fall out. (Can be frozen really measure anything,” Mrs. edges together. Take the two points A L’Alsacienne then succumbs to a kind of Burton explained. at this point.) To use immediately, Herald photo by Tarquinlo of the triangle, fold them around 1 pound sauerkraut (Packaged is stage fright and can’t even W y j “So in order to write the recipe place in hot oil to cover and brown ..taste anymore! your index, finger and press about five minutes. Can be slightly better than canned) down for myself, I stood over her together. Tortellini are cooked in However, there are a while she was making it and had to Beverly Burton prepares dough for pasta which she makes In undercooked and then placed in oven Small amount qf margarine chicken broth and should not be al 3 to 4 strips bacon number of excellent menus guess how much flour was in a hand the machine shown on the counter to her left. Making pasta is a on cookie sheet at 200 degrees for 15 . that should not tax the cook dente (undercooked) or the dough to 20 minutes if not using im 1 small onion, sliced thinly ful and how much of something else family project for the Burtons. will be tough. ’The trick of torteiiini ..overmuch while im was in a dash,” she said, mediately. 1 cup chicken soup is to put as much fiiiing as possibie 44 cup dry white wine pressing guests very OF OUR Mrs. Burton has her own pasta Filling: About 12 potatoes boiled credit for some of her most asked into the dough. ’They shouid be as 5 peppercorns favorably. A first course machine which she said is a big “My husband loves spaghetti. He smail as you can manipuiate. and peeled and cut into cubes; 4 ■might be something that 1 help. But her aunt used to roll it all likes my sauce which I make heavy for dishes. 1 bay leaf HEINZ KEG tablesppons demon juice; V\ cup Knockwurst, bratwurst & kielbasa have enjoyed recently at BEAUTIFUL EAST HARTFORD by hand. on meat rather than on tomato Lee Burton’s favorite dish is Ravioli filling chopped Indian parsley - Coriander Alice Water’s famed Chez When the Burtons are making the sauce. I use all fresh things in it,” Brown the bacon strips until crisp stuffed breast of veal, a recipe in (sold as Cilantro in Latin-Anierican in small amount of margarine. Cook Panisse Restaurant in O' pasta, she makes the dough, her hus she added. one of the Herald Cookbooks Mixture of pot roast and chicken, stores); 44 teaspoon Garam Masala Berkeley: hot goat cheese band checks to make sure the pieces A recipe for Samosas is one she cooked and ground Parmesan the onion in the same pan until STORE, 469 MAIN STREET! published several years ago. (mixed dried spices, recipe follows) golden. Add the sauerkraut that has served with a green salad. BXTCHUPI of dough are measured to the right obtained from an Indian friend. cheese: 2 green peppers chopp^; 1 chili The cheese is wonderfully size, her sister fills the machine and Samosas are similar to ravioli, but in A FAVORITE RECIPE for salt been washM well in cold water and 32 ounce jug pepper, chopped; IV4 cups chopped drained. Add chicken soup and wine creamy and meltingly ...AND THE SAVINGS GO ON! her mother transports the pasta stead of boiling them, you fry them. pickled mushrooms is one that she pepper onion; 1 package frozen peas; and 2 tender, with a crisp outer from the kitchen to the dining room 1 egg and bring to boil. Add peppercorns “I really enjoy cooking. I just clipped out of the Herald’s recipe tablespoons salt. and bay leaf. Cover and cook coating that contrasts to let it dry, wish I had more time to do it. We column many years ago, too. Shake of nutmeg Bit of gravy for moisture In small amount of oil, cook onion, simmering for 1 hour. Add beautifully with the greens “ IT'S MORE FliN when you have teach six days a week but we try to About her recipe for braised knockwurst, bratwurst and kielbasa and takes just minutes to StFicIly FFesh make up for it during the summer sauerkraut, which has the fancy peppers and peas co v ert until soft, F a lot of people doing it. We usually about 10 minutes. Add the rest of the and cook covered for 15 to 20 I prepare. Have the salad make a big batch and freeze some. vacation when there are no name of '“Choucroute A L’ Tortellini filling minutes, until meat is warmed. Add . .and your vinaigrette all CHA8BG811IBOBN Alsacienne,” Mrs. Burton said. “If ingredients and cook on high heat, It stays good frozen for six to eight classes,” she said. stirring often, until soft. more soup as necessary. ready to toss together. months,” she said. She gives the Manchester Herald you’ve never cared for sauerkraut Cooked chicken and pork, ground PRUNE WHOLE CHICKENS iGoat Cheese COFFEE Supermarket Shopper 'Salad lUlCE E ,; Choose a fairly firm goat •cheese such as Mon- . trachet, and cut cheese .into half-inch-thick discs, More men enjoy it 20,000 CIRCULATION allowing one disc for each person. Marinate for four 1-pound BH. hours in virgin olive oil and can two hours of taxfree pay. shopper.” EVESTWEDIIESIMT — By Martin Sloane with my coupons for free ' finely c b o p ^ fresh herbs Algrlndsl Few of my buddies are Willis also doesn’t mind products and cents-off of your choice. Assemble lb One of the best-kept willing to laugh at that.” doing the record keeping coupons, left the super salad greens and oil-and- secrets in refunding and John Clayton spends long for his wife, Wendy, who is market with all the : vinegar dressing. Toss couponing is that men are days in a Florida forestry now sending out 15 to 26 groceries free and more . together and transfer to doing it, too! tower watching for forest refunds requests each than $2 change in my serving plates. Coat cheese GEM SMOKED Unfortunately most of fires. “We also live at the week. pocket. 98% COVERAGE rounds in fresh bread- the men involved in my tower site, so supermarket “We’re doing great!” he “Was that ever fun! I MATONNAI8E ,.crumbs (made from home Quart Jar favorite “sport” are either shopping gives me a says. “Our refunds alone have been couponing and made bread) and bake for COFFEE CORNISH “reticent refunders” or welcome change of are averaging almost $75 a refunding for two years five minutes on a thin 10 ounce Jar OULDER “closet couponers.” They scenery!” says Clayton, month.” and now save $25 to $30 a of Mancliastarll baking sheet in a 450- haven't been particularly who saves $40 to $k) a In next week’s column week.” Don’t You Think H’s Time You Were Getting The Heraid? . degree preheated oven, or anxious to let the fellows at month by couponing and you’ll meet Stan Fedison, Denis and other readers ..brown the crumbed « the office or at the plant refunding. the “Coupon King” of New whose smart-shopping cheeses quickly under the know that they are smart “Since my relatives have Jersey, and other in experiences appear in this broiler. It is important not “ Chef’s shoppers and that they ac learned of my pastime, teresting guys who enjoy column receive a copy of to overcook the cheese. Pride” tually enjoy this money they have been sending me the sport of couponing and my refunding magazine. Place on top of, or to one saving pastime! envelopes full of coupons refunding. The National Supermarket ' side of, salad greens and David Schottey of and refund forms,” he Shopper. Write to me In 'serve immediately. A Muskegon, Mich., is a state says. “It seems that the Smart shopper award care of this newspaper. The Smart Shopper ,,slightly bitter salad is prison officer and does a more I use, the more I recommended; tiny lot of the shopping for his receive. Saving money this Award goes to Paul Denis lb lb of R ealty , Mass. Here is If you have a news tip or spinach leaves are family .of five. way requires a little work, excellent. “ Some of the men I work but i feel that it is well how he describes a recent story idea in Manchester, HACAIOnACHKESE shopping spree: contact City Ekiitor Alex My chicken in Zlnfandel with think that shopping worth the effort.” , with giaxed button onions TODDLER 48's and clipping coupons is for Frank Willis Jr. is a “Last week I picked up Girelli a t The Manchester EXTRA ABSORBENT 60 S OR DAISY ROLL $30 worth of groceries and. Herald, telephone 643-2711. V has a dark, rich, toothsome women only,” says dead-ringer for the Brawny Nowl One little penny buys r. sauce with a beautiful 7V4 ounce NEWBORN 90’S... BUGNACKI KIELBASA Lean Pork Butt Schottey. “But they have lumberjack, but be doesn’t balance of flavors, and the package begun to listen a little mind pushing a shopping a whole lot of vim, vigor and vitamins! dish won’t taste like a more carefully when I cart. He got interested in .. warmed-over casserole explain how I purchased doing the shopping a year ! even if guests are very late $74 worth of groceries for ago when his second because you assemble the $53. Where I work those daughter was borh. Now he cooked ingredients pretty savings were more than feels like a “professional much at the last minute. Furthermore, being .• . . . composed-of Just one cut of 139 1 49 chicken, it all cooks to the V lh e n y o o ^ r i ^ t degree of tenderness PHILADELPHIA BANANAS j simultaneously. I’ve said it POTATO I b u t t e r 3 time and time again: You LAND i : b e a m c hB eE eE sS eE #^ r- can’t expect breasts, Golden wings, thighs an(l BON TON Ripe 8oz. Bag pkg drumsticks to ail saute to Reg. *1.19 value Amouncing the great perfection in the same T- length of time! By the way, 1 this recipe serves four. If * ■' you double it, use two pans SAVE ON BEER — only restaurant stoves have burners big enough to UAalaCifI heat a reaUy large saute 6-12 oz. 6-12 oz. „ pan evenly. Serve the CANS OR CANS OR I chicken with rice, and use i BOTTLES BOTTLES TTnUlIN y the same wine in cooking that you plan to serve at i.a9 ^ the table. w a r e h o o s e •Wash and Sets I PBMYSALI! • A ll rriMB AVAILA6UI IN lA tT HARTFORD ONLY SPECIAL $6.00 n.0, " I in I (oflw npkM Marah 1, IMS) $Me ■ BUY ONE,GET AN EXTRA FOR vi ■•Facial Waxbig I tP N E SIN G L E ,S O U T A R Y P E N N Y ! ^Chicken Thighs I •Cuts-Penns-Color | Sb^ by Bess Eaton now, buy dwee of Zlnfandel our steaming hot coffees, and well give Stock up today and save on 31 glwith Onions Save / M M d S you a fourth (me of the same siae. FVee. Po(xls Plus Vitamin FormulasI npto Com m awd l%rforwiaMcg | Now that’s an dfer you can warm iip .tol Hurry! Sate ends February 28th t b Put 44 pound tiny boiling ACROSS FROM I 'mamusHmmumnmmmuoa m Offer good thru Ribruary 14,1982. , Foods Plus VHamint are on sale right now at these fine phermedes: p onions (about 2 cups( In a 469 MAIN STREET PRATT a WHITNEY [t large bowl and cover with AFHdiM9a.m.to9p.i.m . MARSHALL'S MALL ■ FORD PHARMACY, Naugatuck MARTINS DRUG STORE, WMertNHy bouing water. Drain, chop Sat.M.m.to7p.m. FAMILY CENTER PHARMACY, Southbuiy MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, Watwbury _ 324BROADST.. MANCHESTER- 643-8339 • ; off the root and shoot ends, 40% CloaadSun.AMon. SALISBURY PHARMACY. Salisbury COUNTRYSIDE PHARMACY. Inc., WaMglbnL: '^.and they will pop out of 8RUNIPHARM., Torrington ^Nieir skins very easily. E.HAHTrORD Saute four ouncee chopped onlooA^.i I .. THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 3. 1982 - 21. 20 - THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 3, 1982 Senior citizens Recreation Department Wednesdaf! TV XPEOPLE PHIL ROURA«TOM POSTER Italian, Irish will offer quilting course ■VtNMQ REAL PEOPLE The Manchester Recreation The first class will be Feb. 22. Building, Garden Grove Street. UJ Ch»U»’»AiiMH X H aw aan ^ Sarah Purcell, Skip Stephenson EXCLUSIVE! days planned Department wiU offer a quilting from 9 to 9:30 a.m. for a discussion The first workshop will uS) Tannli (Contlnua* From course in star and heart wall of supplies. demonstrate the basic T-shirt; the Dayllm o)Morriott National and John Barbour are the hosts hangings. The class wiU be FCb. 10 The second and final class will bq second, on March 2, will CollaolataClaaalolromRanoho and Bill Rafferty .(pictured) is the Mkasa, CA.-Wonwn’t SUiglaa Final roving reporter on NBC-TVs "Reai E d ito r’s note: this and phone number. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Arts March 2 and will run from 9:30 to. demonstrate a rugby shirt; and the Hndtont Inioyiiis Please be advised that Building, Garden Grove Road. 11:30 a.m. At this time, a folded star third, on March 16,. will teach fly I S Dr. tcott On Habrawa (Conlln- People," the series that celebrates column is prepared by the yaaFromDayttma) the hilarious and heart-warming staff of the Manchester the Febi 7 rehearsals wlU Persons interetsed should have potholder will be put together. front pants. ID NawaWorMNawaMgMIoMtvIa I be for those performing in-’" some experience in quilting and The cost of the two-week aatanHo talaoaatt (nxn around Itw stories of the eccentric and un new lease en life Senior Center. It appears Cost for each workshop is 82. Par sung heroes of America, airing on dividual acts. Persons in ” must know how to do applique. workshop is 82.50. ticipants should have experience in I TV Community CUIIaga! When a man comes close to a massive, potentially fatal, Who played the male lead tai the “ Boy in the Pbutk Bub- on Wednesdays and &tur- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. days. the chorus do not have to^ The 'cost of the class is $2.50. Class fees for both courses may be working with knits. [»••• heart-attack and lives to tell about it, his outlook on life is bleT" I beUeve it was John Travolta,—L.S., Tyler, Texas Supplies needed are W yard of soUd mailed to the Manchester Recrea I Joftaraona “ Real People," now in its third attend. Rehearsals start at Registration may be mailed to the Roekford: Prtvata apt to change. At the very least, given a new lease on life, he TmvolU, indeed, was the star of the TV movie, released 2 p.m. or calico material for hearts, V« tion Department, 41 Center St. full season, is a George Schlatter is likely to modify his style of living. in 1976. His co-stars were Glyania O'Connor and Robert By Joe Diminico yard calico for stars, Vt yard of WaUc-in registration will be taken Manchester Recreation Depart- q Maggi* And Tha Boauttful Production in association with Our square dance club is' ment. In-person registration will be Superstar Rock Hudson, who underwent massive open Reed. Activities Specialist looking for more dancers.,, background fabric and Vk yard of Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. 6:30 NBC Entertainment. Executive heart surgery for a quintuple bypass last November, still taken at the Arts Building Monday CSSNtm Producer George Schlatter is the One goal of a multi We now have two squares^ material for backing. Basic sewing to 1 p.m. at the Arts Building. maintains his Joi de vivre. But although he insists that “ I I have been toM that Robert Redford b no taller than supplies will also be needed. , The Recreation Department also through Thursday from lO.a.m. to 1 S same man who created a hit with service senior center in and would like to enlarge'-' p.m. C hrU tlanA ndartan'a Magic don’t iook back,” the 56-year-oid, 6-foot-5 hunk does ad S-feet-6 or 5>reet-7.1 say thb b bogwash.—S,A,, St, Lonb, this group. The club meets , The recreation department will is offering three sewing with knits Advaoturaa** While on a quest for "Laugh-In” in the late sixties. mit that he has begun asking about himseif. Mo, any given community is to adventureaboyandoMmaetvartous The producers of "Real People" every Tuesday at 10 a.m.,^ also be offering a quilting workshop workshops beginning on Feb. 23 For additional information, call storytellers Including Andersen: a "I am an optimist by nature,” said Hudson during an in According to Celebrity Service in New York City, which provide a basis for services are John Barbour and Bob Wynn. and programs for the Beginners are welcome. using the foldro star technique. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Arts 647-3089. cetteHsthernaboutPuss'nBoots.an F terview with People Exclusive recently. "After I do keeps track of such Anyone interested in old man relates the tale of a phantom Dave Caldwell is the director. something, I press on. And that goes for the surgery as things, the "official elderly. The center is not pirate ship, and they encounter an only recreational. Services duck-pin bowling can join”" evil prince whom they eventually CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME. weil. But I wiil admit that I now get up every morning and biography” they have on (74 mins.) the seniors on Fridays at TV COMPUIOQ MRV»Cb». INC ask myself ‘How do I feel today?’ And I am exercising Redford lists him at six include but are not limited ^ NBC News the Metro-BowL Call the_ Mghtty Buaineea Report more. I walk three miles every day. And I watch my diet, feet. However, most to the following; health Bob Newhart Show screening, hot lunch, center for details. 6:66 my drinking and smoking.” people who’ve been About Town 9 Movio-(Myatory-Orama) **% truth about har health whan aha falls 2:16 Before the operation, Hudson said he was “ never con around the blond transportation, legal Gloria requests yarn and_ "M an On Tha Run" 1949 Burgess in love wHh a young man. (Rapaat; 70 3) News 7:00 Maradith. Whan tha naglactad email mine.) superstar feel that he’s assistance, education, material for the craft - 2:30 cerned with any of this.” son of an American is kidnapped in 12:30 ” 1 used to say, ’Who cares?’ I was always blessed with really more about voluntarism. Given these class. 0 ) 9 MJL9.H. ^ Hogan's Haroaa 9 BportaCantar M anila, tha gang oontlnualty (S) Overnight Daak Livs, final nawa 0)llMPP4t9how X Six MIHlon Dollar Man perfect health. If I had a hangover, 1 knew it would even S-feet-IO. He keeps hb services and programs, It is reported that the.' charvgaa tha place of haadllna updates, coupled with tha ® 9 ABCMdwi ramaom-confualng tha trail to lha (U) CoUagaBaakatballMlaaiaaippi following people are in the" Drugs topic of program Bridge club lists results ^ a t of tha day's reports. tually go away. Now, I am limiting myself to one or two weight at a trim 170 there are still some people Cl) You Atkod For It Host: Rich l^ aoyt. (2 hra.) Statava Alabama LIttlo. A grizzly boor Aurvival flight: 9 9 Lata Night with D a v id 9 Movie-(Advantura) * “Savage drinks, and that’s all. pounds. who do not make use of the hospital: Gert Herman, 96) Tho Moat Endangered G old" 1933 QaorgaM. Wyatt. Story St. James School will conduct a drug awareness The following are the results of the Jan. 25 and Jan. 28 Dutch bicyoloa that play muaie: tha Lattarman Quest: Tarry Qllllem. Alfreda Hallein, Charles- 9pociaa...Q aorga Adam son John about thaluatforgoldinthajunglaaof To help him stop smoking, Hudson sought the help of a center and its facilities. Bali (oatival ol daath: tha world's (fiOmkis.) program for parents and students Friday at 7 p.m. at the games of the Manchester Bridge Club;^ Huaton n a rrata a th is warm and Ecuador, hampered by headhuntara hypnotist last month. ” l’ve never gone in for that sort of Maureen O'Sullivan Programs and services Towle, John Felmar, Ruth. highoat TV ropakman...ha works on human lo c k at tha man who h as 9 Benny Hill Show school on Park Street. Tlie program will be sponsored North-South; Terry Daigle and Beverly Saunders, . tha EmpIroStatt Building. and anakaa. (2 hra.) thing, but if it helps I’ll go anywhere. 1 had been sneaking played “Jane" in “Tar- are a joint effort by the Howell and George Last., devoted hie anarglas to tha oara and 9Movta- OKAY, THE POOR'S I JUST HOPE, IN - F . / k - . S . Astrb^graph I m u CfiiM Oj^Ay„.I U N t O C i^ / FEEL YOUR HEART OF HEARTS, C r o s s w o r d By Susan Plese for relatively easy to '/z cup olive oil mixture. Put in another v c m . . . 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For those who never One Up At Your pSSI. l O ' i i w * - The recipes are heavy on f S S ii - 5 9 ^ could tell the difference Steak Knives On Sale In “Bridge World” almost 50 ■ fish and seafood - entirely f.vory Week With Both Cutlery Ana Local A&P While 49 SO 51 62 between them (except for years ago Ely called IL “the I COUUAieeD HIM HEOFFEeEDME-A expected in a publication Steak Knitc Blocks Tool the fruit), Yankee will be Supplies Last > without a name.” R » MlK5^hl6 with its origins in the lives modern name gives ANDATTEMPTEO 53 84 55 glad to oblige. 1*!- NORTH M-ei of people who regularly ply Meat Specials Meat Specials the p u T )^ of the play BOBEKY, sj^sae.. No, “ Yankee Magazine 410843 THE WHOLE THIN(3/ / * the waters of the Atlantic l O which is to cut communica 58 67 58 Cookbook” isn’t for VAKIO tion between the defenders’ 9 for ocean delicacies that 4K0JI everyone. The French m Meat Specials Meat Specials j hands so that one particular are unparalled anywhere. f-RO^EN-USD A INSPECTED BEEP LOIN-BONE IN- It. TO 20 lBS 4104 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) gourmets, the minceur fan can be kept out of Cakes,. cookies, pies, and WEST east ciers, the weight watchers, desserts also take up con FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED Grade “ A” Whole Shells FRESI-f V;iTH PARTS OP BACr. 475 4A< South is not prond of his 4 S « ? W ^ SR If J S«:l( SWTSS 5 S’ and those who like com rA" ■'/i. <■- X , siderable space - again V84S2 VQJ76 overcall, but when he sees plicated, multi-ingredient 410753 43 reflecting the regional dummy it looks as If every recipes, probably won’t be Smoked T urkeys of Beef Chicken 4K8S 4AQI7I3 thing 1^ come up roses. CELEBRITY CIPHER taste for “ sweets.” Accor C atabftty Ciphar cryptograma ara craatad from quolstiona by famous paopla. past satified. But for anyone SOUTH Then the defense starts to and praaant. Each tattar In tha ciphar atanda for anothar. Todey't efua; X squM D . ding to the editor’s note in who likes simple own home 4KQJ9I annoy him. East takes his the foreword, a Yankee Hams Leg Quarters ace of clubs and leads back F cooking, and a little Down V95 is “ a person who eats ap 4A9S4 the three of diamonds. East commentary to flavor 189 Obviously, he has led a Captain Eaay — Crooks & Lawrence ple pie for breakfast...with M Halves I i.nllilM 4JS it, this book would be a o singleton aiid plans to take “TPRDLNPAF, OTBHX OCAL CQX a knife.” clear favorite. 199 ■ Vulnerable; Both his ace of trumps and put t o ' Most of the recipes are t: I H It) Ofdr>r PIPN'T I Dealer E u t partner In with the Qiig of THERr» Noaopy h erb,. W EUiTRICKEP OR. RCIt TEU-YOUf s e e N NOT. A5 LONe A» West N i ^ E M See dubs t« d ve him a diamond rlion raff and the fourth didensive THE CItOOK KEEP» OCAL PE OTL LHXLAHI DTPRHX JL 59" 14 4 trick. TIMN0AMTriNe TO Pees 44 Paaa Pea The “fciasors coup” can THE CONVBNT, W E FMZEN-L£S8£R0UANTIT€S-HB. ROIL 1.19 LESSER Q U A N T n iE S ^ B * LB. Pees CAN TRACE •THe Menus come to South’s rescue. He aiENAL FROM E A&P Sausage 0 9 9 Fresh wins the diamond and HEgeijO Opening lead: 63 promptly plays dummy’s HlgfeOUT FUUV COOKED-WATER AODED-HALVES Save BHb. KBLNLX CD LSRBKCHLQG GP NCML pti Maat 2.S3 pkO- Chicken Legs FRCSH-WITH WMO&-CMCXSN ace-klng and 10 of hearts. Armour Boneless Hams LESSER OU.OUANTITiES-1-LB. PKG. 1.39 LESSER aUANTmES-143.PKd. 1.69 Breast Quarters East wins but South Manchester schools FUUY COOKED-WATER ADOED-CENTER SLICES FK SH -M XEO FRYER PARTS chucks t o Jack of clubs and Ham Steaks or Roasts A&P M eat 0 99 Ann Pane Box-O-Chicken By Oswald Jaceby there la no way for East to The following lunches w ill be s e r v ^ in the Save and Alaa Seitag get t o raff. NPAF.” JLGGI EABLXCO FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED nn. Franks 2.13 U Sliced Baic o n ^ FRESH-aONCLESS Manchester public schools during the week of Feb. 8 to Smoked Hartis^^im'r Note that the coup would 12 : Chicken Breast Cutlets Today’s hand . illustrates not succeed If West could Monday: Hot dog on roll, potato chips, cabbage- FUUY COOKED-WATER ADDED ^ E F A R 4 FRESH what is now known as the win the third bearL but then "scissors coup/’ When first no play would succeed. PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"! had In many ways a deprived pineapple cole slaw, orange slices, milk. Smoked Hams BULK ALL PURPOSE ^ BULK ALL PURPOSE Chicken Breasts described by Ely Culbertson (NIWSPSFIS ENRRPNSB ASSN.) Allay Oop — Dave GriuT childhood. I had to work In my lather's candy store, so 1 didn't Tuesday: Shells with meat sauce, mixed vegetables, K E F LOM-iONE-m-FLANKLESS ).SI LB play wl^h the other kids much." — Isaac Asimov white or whole wheat bread and butter, vanilla pudding Pork Spare Ribs Eastern Potatoes Yellow Onions Shell Strip Steaks r . with peaches, milk. ' SIAOKED-SHOULOER-BQNELESS-WATER ADDED BEEF CHUCK-WHOLE-15 T 0 17 IBS. WELL,WELL! SO YOU DECIDED Priacilla’a Pop - Ed Sullivan rr WASN'T ME. DOC! W ELL, I'M GLAD BOM B- . TO BRINS OUR MOVIE STAR J U S T R N E , I WHAT'S / I'M Wednesday: Hamburg gravy on whipped potato, green A&P Pork Butts SAVE' SAVE' I Beef Shoulders CuMomCirt THAT WAS OdOLA'S aOOV HAD THE OOOD b a c k w i t h y o u ! D O C T O R , E X -1 ^ T H A T ,= Y T E R R I B L Y beans, corn bread and butter, apple wedges, milk. K E F CHUCK-LEAN tONELESS 50lb Baq 50*lb Baq OmCK FROZEN-CENTER SUCEO SENSE TO THINK OF IT! \ CEPT FOR V v r-( H0MESICK!| Beef for Stew l^ a a HOWAREY»DU,MY DEARTl O N E T H I N G ! Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Lari)i V;right Thursday: Cheese pizza, tossed salad, choice of * ! 8“ 19* Beef Liver dressing, frosted cake, milk. 10 PLEASE IjSOSH, MQVt, WHV llilllll^ I'M ^ TAKE CARE ^ I'M JUST ALL I r WORFhEP Friday: Lincoln’s Birthday. No school. HANDBcOi:. Bairy Specials o f s o u r s e l f J g o in g THE ^ ABOUT U S .N 01-SE U C T RUSSET CAirORNIA SEEDLESS PEAR.' r ir UreTAlRS.' (XINCERN ) CARLVLE.' Shedding i5 Ttonnal dwi Ytothiiw -to be RICH IN VITAMIN C '-MINUTE MAID Coventry schools Baking Potatoes .29" Navel Oranges -12" ASSORTED FLAVORS uJoH'icd abewt. N a tu rtllY 'shedding w ill T w t be VriAMM "A'-NUTMTIONAL EXCELLENT FOR BAKWO-U S. N 0 1 The following lunches will be served In the Coventry Orange Juice Tender Carrots 2 £,78" Jumbo Rome Apples .59" Breyers Ice Cream 3^1 fiobicoble in a ■sKort-haireJ cat, $o b t schools during the week of Feb. 8 to 15: 4 0 K ^ shed oikiv o T \ olothin^ -tKatw;i| FRESH TENOCR YOUNG LARQE-BUTTERY FUVOREO Monday: Mile-long hot dog, parsley potato, carrot 129 Celery Hearts 22.88" California Avocados -49" 4hoL0 i-t ______coins, chilled fruit cup. 199 I '.-qal 10 LBJBAO-2.f»-2(l LB. BAG-4 U PREWLM QUAUTY-NIQN M PROTEM I -ijal Tuesday: Veal parmigiana, mashed potato, choice of H carton .^Wild Bird Seed 52,1" Roasted Peanuts Z 4 « | a a I carlon vegetable, roll, apple muffin. ' J Frank and Erneat — Bob Thaves Wednesday: Juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed salad, fruit. UUAHrXRS ^ • Grocery Specials k Grocery Specials Thursday and Friday: no school. t j y Mrs. Filbert’s Margarine French Toast t^69" CUSTOM GROUND BEAN COFTEE ASSORTED PLAV0RS-SijPEPV0l5T-L A- I REAP RECENTLV . ASSORTED VARIETIES-SUCES MCH M VITAMIM Ched-O-Bit Cheese ^99" THAT SCIENTISTS L®OK, 1 t^NOXAf THB$E Hebron schools Eight O’clock Betty Crocker Cake Mixes Tropicana Orange Juice ’1:^89" BEUEVE THICK POST OUARTERS _ N O M M R V DESSERT TOPPmO WAS WHAT M APE , PEOPLE ...Y o u 'R t The following lunches w ill be served in the Hebron Land 0 Lakes Margarine 2^VI PlNOSAUfSS EKTlNirr.' Birds Eye CooJ Whip ’,^ 99" GOIM6 TO HPkVf T « elementary schools during the week of Feb. 8 to 12: KRAH _ R89 To INCH SIZE Monday: Hamburg on roll, french fries, green beans, Hag'. M B 3-lb Philadelphia Cream Cheese ^ 29" 9 B T O U G H E R apples. baq ‘Chef Salute Pizza ASSORTED VA R K TSt _ . 691 Tuesday: Meat patty with gravy, mashed potatoes, New Country Yogurt 3 BANQUET ' T H i5 l com, popsicles. Fried Chicken A Wednesday’ : Hamburg pizza, salad. Granola bars. UD> 0 6«wral ITALIAN, ROBUSTO ITALIAN OR OauXE FRENCH ’Thursday and Friday: No school. N B A Of Marclumllsv VEGETABLE SALEI Deli Specials 7') . O) Wishbone TMkVXt t-J EIGHTS STRONG MOUTH ODORS Green Elderly Dressings Giant SrS*,.. 2 W STORE SLICED Tha Born Loser — Ail Gr.nsom ASSORTED-BARS Signal Mouthwash • tn lM REGULAR OR WITH PULP Cooked Ham The following lunches will be served at M ayfair and M&M Mars Candy .pAg.1 Sunsweet Prune Juice Our Boarding Houas — Carroll & k/cCormick Bugs Bunny - Wame'' Bros Weathill Gardens the week of Feb. 8 to 12 to Manchester 3 CREAMY OR CHUNKY BAMBAKEO IQ|?DeRK)ITaACKI»J i^HEPlPWfT residents who are 60 or older: 189 -I" 0 3 9 I 24o^ Skippy Peanut Butter Pea Beans HAVIN& LUNCH \V£S,0UTTHE Monday: Fishwich, potato puffs three-bean salad, tar gOPP PAY, MAPAM! WE’RE WHY ^ um 'DBCatBERWlTH \e e rc m ■ bti CONTAIXNA ^ t m c k - rich-t d m a t o O U T S IP E A T t h e \ S E R V IC E IS tar sauce and catsup, chocolate pudding. A mam ib FROM THE CITyJlWREMa#T, ...... ARE WE v6am)$' 6DMU5 Tomato Paste «ts^89" K S h u p COUNT!?/CLUB WAS \9SM..SeRVICE/ Tuesday: Turkey and rice au gratin, green beans SKL^rj^-BENEViPLENT < PRINKINU, lwati IRUNNIN'? CONTAOMA I A d i# REDKIONEYORCANNaUNItEANS ^ Haverhill, Mass., says 'unfair' IK JuBt calling to let you know.. KinnHiBniis MYWiL^M Worst LOVEtSAVAtEiniiGIFT By Ruth Youngblood fish could survive. Now it’s isn’t a nice place to live “This is a good place to moving, Mrs. Rowell said. “I never thought this was a United Prera Inter packed with fish and that stung worst. raise a family.” “There’s nothing mis bad place .and still don’t.” national perfect for recreational Those who have done so Use common sense on boating.' There’s even a sing here,” pharmicist were particularly irked by “I enjoyed growing up HAVERHILL - “What’s yacht club for the in R o ^ rt Palmeri said of the the implication there wrong with Haverhill?” creasing number of people city’s residential areas of here,” said -Mrs: Angela would be something wrong Demestrihas, wheeling her Before you buy, make sure the tree will grow in your' ypur lawn needs. Seed your lawn properly in the first people ask. here who own boats,” unpretentious homes with someone raised In The flower, vegetable and seed cetatogs are Jamming The question is repeated Ryan noted. where children suck on 3-year-oId daughter our mailboxes now, luring us to order beyond our space area. Follow directions painstakingly. Before you place; it can be an expensive operation, perhaps in “the worst” city in the na through a supermarket. choose a type of tree, decide what you want fronp it. volving heavy machinery for grading and rolling, plus among shoppers pausing But beyond the claims of icicles yanked off the tion. to ^ w , to buy garden “helpers” we can’t use, to over packages, workers statistical misrepresenta roofs, build snowmen in the “The list is very upsetting experiment with varieties of flowers that won’t flourish Y o u r Shade? Privacy? Spring blossoms? A color splash? E THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 3, 1982 ^ 27 I - THE HERALD. Wed., Feb. 3, 1982 •••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeee______■•••••••#•##•••##•••#••# Autos For Sale 01 Autos For Sale 01 Homes For Sale 23 llomaa fW Safe S3 Homes for Sale 23 Building Contracting 33 Homes-Apts. to share 59 mmmooomomornooooooooo**AjL.^ •ooooomooooooooooooooooo RENTALS «••••••••••••••••••••••• LEON^ CIESZYNSKI •••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOMMATE - Male or BIHLDER. New homes, Rooms for Rent 52 female to share new two additions, remodeling, rec bedroom house in rooms, garages, kitchens FURNISHED room in 'M anchester. $237.50. remodeM, ceilings, bath Telephone 646-5497. SELECT Manchester. New house, tile, dormers, roofing. centrally located. Wall to Residential or commer wall carpeting, all Autos For Sale 01 U.S. controlled cial. 649-4291. privileges with yard £uwjy:p arking. On busline, SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, ELECTRICAL SERVICES USED CARS fncluding heat and TRUCKS. Car Inventory REALTORS ^ — - We do all types of Elec utilities. 'Telephone 10-5 valued $2143 sold for $100. trical Work! Licensed. Call p.m., 649-8206 Monday thru Similar bargains available. 1981 Toyota Diesel P id u ip ...... $ 6 9 9 5 Call for information, 602- I A \rirc t .t no« i.itioM of .f I Ai f iruj rhr •, after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. raday: 6-10 p.m., 6«-9813 1981 Pontiac Phoenix S -d r...... $ 7 9 9 & rw t r f with ft'ori’ .id v r r t iti ntj rxpfititr evenings and weekends. 9414014, Ext. 7816. Phone by super-rich r.Tip.K f nd rff I ( n- tu y f. fud t» (n/y m .m d t r d r m .1 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY call refundable. 1980 Toyota Tercel, 5 spd, A/C . .$5495 Residential tt (Commercial ROOM FOR Gentleman - Construction. Remodeling, kitchen privileges, BANKEEPbSSiSSIONS 1980 Toyota Corolla 4-dr., A/T . . .$5595 top of the class.” NEWLY USTEO S n FMMLTI By Andy Dabllis “Almost all the large fortunes in home improvements, ad parking, washer and dryer. FOR SALE United Press International TWO-4 ROOM APTS. — FOUR-S ROOM ARTS. ditions, bathroom & Telephone 643-5600. 1980 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe .... .$ 4 5 9 5 .America have been inherited. It’s not a NtW BXTIRIOR PAINT — NIW WATfR HEATER kitchen remodeling, 1975- Bulck.Skylark, 6 cyl., 2 BOSTON — The United States is no case of people going out and earning the j RECENT HEATINQ UNIT — ETOVEE, REFRIOERATORS roofins, siding, repairs, FURNISHED R(X)M tor dr. coupe. $1800. 1980 Plymouth Horizon TC3 . . — $5395 longer the land of opportunity for those large fortune they have,” he said. CLEAN APARTMENTS — 0000 LOCATION door St window replace rent - lades only. Licensed 1974 - Kawasaki Motorcycle, seeking fortune and power, a college Dalphin said there is a feeder system SOME SECONDARY FINANCIHO FOSEIBLE. ment and alterations. 646- rooming house.. Private 500CC. 1800. 1980 Pontiac LeMans Coupe...... $ 5 5 9 5 for the super-rich, especially in OTHER INTERESTS SOLE REASON FOR EELUNO. 1379. sociologist states in a new book that room with community The above can be seen at 1979 Olds Delta Royale ...... $ 5 2 9 5 finds the country controlled by the super prestigious schools such as the Ivy kitchen and bath. Very DENNIS AND RUSSELL SBM rich. League. Even those who are disadvan BELFIORE, REALTORS clean and qujet. Utilities 1979 Chevy bnpala 4*(b‘...... $ 4 3 9 5 Herald photo by Tarquinio taged and admitted to those colleges find MILLER - Remodeling, included. On busline and 923 Main Street, Manchaatar ‘'One half of everything that is 431 Main SL 647-1413 additions, roofing, rec near stores. Security and 1979 Pontiac firebird ...... $ 5 4 9 5 produced in the United States is ac thfey are not part of secret societies that rooms, paneling, gutters, fuel an “old boy network,” he added. references. Telephone and to the right are Robert Kennedy, senior vice president counted for by 150 corporations which aluminum and rinly siding after 3 p.m., 644-03^. CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe 1979 Toyota Corolla 4-dr, 5 spd, A/C$4695 Officers of the Manchester Board of Realtors were in are controlled by 250 families,” Dr. John The tax system, he added, “is highly installed year round. DeVille - 72,000 miles. stalled at a luncheon meeting at Willie’s Steak House, last of the Connecticut Association of Realtors and Harry favorable to the upper class and highly 8 ACRES + Good condition. $2700 or 1978 Toyota Celica G .T., L / B ...... $ 5 4 9 5 Dalphin of Merrimack College said Sun Wltti ■ bMuUIul reproducUon 8 room CokxiUd, t Telephone 649-2954 or, 649- FURNISHED AND Unfur Friday. Barbara Weinberg, left. Is retiring president and Wenz, executive vice president of the Connecticut, unfair to the non-upperclass.” He said 1421. Best offer. Telephone 742- association, who were Installing officers. day. hittii, 4 bodnom i, front to bock living room, for nished - includes heat and 1978 F o ^ Courier Pickup, 5 spd. . .$ 4 3 9 5 Gerald Rothman, center, is the newly installed president. In his book, “The Persistence of Social many of wealthy pay no tqxes. mal dining room, 2 Iwatalatori, 2-car garage, park electricity. Telephone 649- 6800 - Keep trying. R^gan administration cuts in social like grounds w/iprlngfed Pond and much more. Haallng-Plumblng 35 4432. 1978 AMC Concord...... $ 3 6 9 5 Others are, second left, Daniel Reale, first vice president Inequality in America,” Dalphin found 1971 SUPER BEETLE - the U.S. operates under a social and programs hnd more tax benefits for the wealthy will “further increase the in SCHALLER PLUMBING Apartments tor Rent S3 excellent running condi 1978 Toyota Corolla W ag on ...... $ 3 9 9 5 economic caste system headed by the HEATING- Water pump tion, low mileage, some very wealthy and “old money” families equality,” he warned. PIlEsicIl specialists. Also, body work needed. Asking l78 D o ^e Omni, 4-dr, A/T ...... $ 3 6 9 5 Gerald Rothman president Dalphin said the non-upperclass vents % « I M | MANCHESTER- One and who pass on their fortunes. remodeling service or two bedroom apartments $1200. Telephone after 5:30 1978Dodge Van ...... $ 3 9 9 5 Using government statistics, Dalphin frustration on the welfare poor “when 6 4 M1200 X repairs. FREE available. Centrally p.m., 742-8T71. said 20 percent of the country’s total net they should be directing attention to the ESnMATES. 6494286. located on busline near 1978 Bulck Century Sport Coupe . .$ 4 5 9 5 upperclass.” 1971 FORD LTD - $100. ' worth is concentrated in 0.5 percent of 'SSlicHeSTeR' shopping center and the population making more than |135,- "The chiseling that occurs in the Houeahold Qoode 40 schools. For further details Telephone 643-2573. 1978 Pontiac Sunbird H/B . . . ------$ 3 5 9 5 welfare system is minor in comparison 7 Room Classic Colonial. Newe kitcben, roof. call 649-7157. 000 a year. 1971 VW VAN - 4 cyl., new 1978Datsun B210-GX, 5 spd...... $ 4 1 9 5 He blames a tax system he said favors with the excesses of the wealthfare Flreplaced living room. 2 car garage, new wall to USED rebuilt motor, radial tires, Realtors install officers system,” Dalphin said.. wall in living room and dining room. Convenient REFRIGERATORS, 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and 1978 Ford Fairmont Wagon, 6 cyl. .$3695 the rich, and the existence of and dealratue area. Owner want! offer. Aaking WASHERS, RANGES - 4 room heated apartments, AM-FM cassette stereo, educational, racial, ethnic, financial and “America is no longer the land of op 171,900. sunroof, great transporta portunity where one can go from rags to Gean, Guaranteed. Parts hot water, no appliances. 19 77 Jeep CJ5 Golden Eagle ...... $ 4 4 9 5 Spilecki as chairman, Marion Robertson, Hovirland, chairman. religious obstacles that perpetuate a new & Service. Low prices! Security - tenant in tion. $2,000. Telephone 647- The Manchester Board of Realtors Friday a T*i QtnprA f*v riches,” he concluded. “Horatio Algers Lombardo & Associates 8805. 1977 Gran Prix, Landau...... $ 3 4 9 5 Sylvia LaPenta and Dorothy Johnson. House Committee: Daniel F. Reale, chair B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main surance. 646-2426, 9-5 officially installed its officers for 1982 at a The 39-yMr-old Rosl:p, N.Y., native are strictly a thing of the past.” weekdays. luncheon at Willie's Steak House Restaurant. Education Committee: Doris Bourque, man. 6494003 Street. 643-2171. 1968 PONTIAC Bonneville, 19 77 Toyota SR5 Pickup ...... $ 3 7 9 5 Leislative Committee: Yolanda M. Carroll. took three years to write his book and Gerald P. Rothman, was installed as presi chairman, James Quigley and Joyce Epstein. MANCHESTER MAIN four door, 68,000 or|g. Grievance Committee includes Paul J. Public Reiations: Evelyn M. Carlson, said he hopes it will create a new social Savings banks 17 COMBINATION Storm miles, many new parts, 19 77 AMC Gremlin, 4 cyl., 4 spd. . .$ 2 9 9 5 dent. Rothman is also vice-president of movement to end inequities. RIVERBEND and screen windows. (14) STREET - Two room Frechette, Martin and Rothman Inc. Rossetto as chairman, Joseph Gordon and chairman. 30x55 and (3) 30x36. apartment. Heated, hot very little rust. Good run 1977Datsun 8210, H/B ...... $ 3 1 9 5 Joyce Epstein. Energy Committee: Sue-Ann Stewart and “The American value system tries to lose deposits COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL PARK ning condition and depen Realtors. convince everyoqe they can become up Telephone 6494663. water, appliances; No pets. John Stewart, co-chairmen. “EXPANDABLE CONDOMINIUMS” Security. Parking, dable car. Air conditioning. 1976 Toyota Corolla, 2-dr...... $ 2 3 9 5 Also installed were Daniel F. Reale, first Professional Standards Committee Ed wardly mobile and become part of that NEW YORK — ’The nation’s savings $600 firm. Telephone 646- mund J. Gorman as chairman, Anne Miller, Condominium and Rental Committee, G. THREE PIECE Contem Telephone 523-7047. 1976 Honda Civic, H /B ...... $ 2 4 9 5 vice-president; Edmund J. Gorman, second (rich) group themselves,” Dalphin said. banks experienced a |1.3 billion net 420 North Main Street, Manchester,-1 80’X80’ building nearing completion. Oc porary living room set - 2844. vice-president nd Robert D, Murdock, Louis Dimock, Robert Wolverton, Lorraine Jeffrey Keit, chairman. “And part of the culture tells people who deposit outflow in December, the largest Personnel Committee; Robert D. Murdock, cupancy March 1st; has 10 ft. overhead garage door plus loading dock in rear. $300. Three foot, two tier MANCHESTER - Newly 1975 Plymouth Valiant, 4-dr...... $ 2 4 9 5 secretary-treasurer. Boutin. William Rood and Joseph Lombardo. don’t make it to the upper class to December loss on record, according to smoked glass coffee table - decorated one bedroom Gerald . Rothman, Daniel F. Reale, Barbara Glassed front ehtry way, all utilities, sprinkler system, and 20 car parking. Will sub 1975 Dodge Dart Swinger, 2-dr., 6 c y l$ 2 M 5 Directors installed included William E. Equal Opportunity in Housing Committee: blames themselves or the poor.” preliminary figures released by the divide. Completed, land, building, etc. $225,000. 3150. Telephone 649-1141. apartment. Access to shop Robert F. Blachard, chairman, George B. Weinberg and Robert F. Blanchard. Instead, warns Dalphin, “people at the National Association of Mutual Savings . ping centers, buslines and Belfiore. Robert F. Blanchard, Lorraine B. schools. For further details 1974 AMC Gremlin X p k g ...... $ 1 9 9 5 Boutin. Norman S. Hohenthal, Joseph S. Cartwright and Barbara B. Weinberg. Finance Committee; Robert D. Murdock, top have been there a long time. ’The Banks. ; Call Warren L Howland 643-1108 Articles lor Sale 41 State M.L.S.: Robert D. Murdock, hair- Geral P. Rothman, Daniel F. Reale, Barbaa Rockefellers and DuPonts and Mellons “December’s $1.3 billion outflow please call 528-4196 1971 BMW, 2-dr., Sunroof...... $ 2 5 9 5 Lombardo, G. Jeffrey Keith, James R, between 9 and 5 pm or Quigley. Frank J.T. Strano and Barbara B, man, and Norma Tedford. B. Weinberg, G. Jeffrey Kith and Robert F. made their money a long time ago. Hie brings our industry’s total deposit loss Communication and Make Ameria Better Blanchard. are some people who make it to the up COLUMBU after 5 pm and weekends, Weinberg, past president of the board. for 1981 to $13.8 billion, excluding in 9.8 acres with 4 buildings. (k>mmercial- 649-7157. If this •mbiam Isn’t on your car, Committee: Joseph Sciarra, chairman. Rothman is an ex-officio member of all per class in their own generation but it’s terest credit^ to depositors’ accounts,” ALUMINUM SHEETS Installation on various committees in Industrial zone. Owner financing. $240,- r$ you probably paid too much. cluded: Membership Committee; Francis J. Realtors' Advisory Committee: Warren committees. a different ball game, they’re not at the NANKB President Saul Klaman said. used as printing plates. .007 COVENTRY - Route 31 000. thick, 50c each, near 44A. Three rooms or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- with or without heat. Bath, BOUGHT 2711. They MUST be picked appliances. $335/$285. One BUrtAuloBvti up before 11:00 a.m. only. F F. J. Spilecki Realtor month security. After 5 TOLLAND p.m. or weekends FOUR CORD - 4 ft. green telephone 742-8463. jUWEimSING U V Eim SIN G delivered, $270 or trailer BTMZai 64»4G7I 5 B 8 TWO FAMILY load average 10 cord, 14 MANCHESTER - two LYNCH DEUUNE RATES and 20 footers delivered, bedroom tri-level unit. AH SOO W Cr.NTF.WST MANCHESTER Have the tenant aaalat in your mortgage payroenta $650. Order for next winter appliances, new deluxe Trucks for Sale 62 Classified22~Condominlums 643-2711 on thia 2 hedrocm, living room, dining area, before prices go up. carpeting, full basement, 12:00 noon the 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods Minimum Charge Don’t store things you NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 56— Misc. for Rent kitchen unit. Newly painted and rooted, deep lot. Telephone 8714186. carport. Wooded lot. Small 1972 DODGE VAN - very can't use. Sell them fast day before publication. 24— Lots-Land for Sate 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 69—Homn/Apta. to Shwa 15 Worda POMlhle owner financing availahle. K7,(00. good condition, 6 cyl., 1— Losi and Found 13— Help vyanted {^Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques pets accepted. $495 w ith a hard-w orking 2— Pergonals 14— eutiness Opportunities 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy GREEN VELVET automatic. Asking $1500. E AUTOMOTIVE monthly. Days: 232-8324; Classified Ad! 3— -Announcements 15— Situatiori Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce PER WORD PER DAY bedspread 200’’xl00’’. Evenings: 5614503. 'Telephone 646-2491. Deadline for Saturday Is 6—Auctions ?0— Real Estate Wanted Drapes to match $60. Ice 12 noon Friday; Mon MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale EDUCATION 62— Trucks for Sale KeHb Real Estate 6464126 skates $7.00. Shirts $2.00, HEBRON - Five room 1973 CHEVY ElCamino - Legal Notice day's deadline Is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment lor Sale1 D A Y ...... 141$ slacks $2.00. Telephone 649- apartment. Heat and hot V8, automatic, power Friday. FINANCIAL 10— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles 8635. steering, power brakes. Pluiuiing S Zoning Commloolon 19— Schools-Classas 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobile 3 D A Y S ...... 13s w a te r in c lu d e d . No Propotod Zono Chango S^Mortgage Loans 20— Insiruciiont Wanted 32— Painting-Papenng Homes children - no pets. $400 a New brake Job. $1,800 or Phone 643-2711 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs 55— Officea-Stores for Rent 6 D A Y S ...... 12s BOLTON The Town Planning St Zoning Com 9— Personal Loans * 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent 66— Automotive Service FRANKLIN WOOD Bur month. Century 21 Tedford, best offer. 'Telephone 742- mission of Andover, Connecticut 34— Roofing-Siding 67— Autos for Rent-Lease Beautifully renovated ttpe England Colonial home 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 26 D A Y S ...... 11s ning stove. New condition. 647-9914 or 423-8958. 8101. will hold a public hearing in the All on iV t s e n s and over 290* of frontage. Large, mn- $K. Telephone 649-7935. Purpose Room ot the Elementary ny kitchen, flreplaced family room. FfVe MANCHESTER - One - School on Monday, February 8lh, hadroemt, Uiree full haUia. Pfua — a laparate In WALNUT CRIB and mat 1982 at 7:30 p.m.. in case of incle- 13 law aparfinant Great Value, moat Iw wen. bedroom apartment, MotorcycleS-BICycleS 04 ment weather the public hearing NOTICES He/p Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted tress $45. Carriage-stroller to wail carpeting, combination $40. In good stove, will be held Tuesday, February refrigerator, dishwasher. YAMAHA 360 - registered 9lh, 1982, same time and location, DENTAL ASSISTANT - WAITRESSES AND CLEANING HELP - PART TIME HELP Wohrerton Agency condition. Telephone 649- First floor location in quiet on the following petition: Lost and Found AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE FAimttTic oprorruMiTT general cleaning and floor 9981. dirt and street. $400. HOME TECHNICIAN experienced necessary. BARMAIDS wanted. Apply needed - various hours area. Telephone 646H0505. Telephone 643-2573. JONATHAN TRUMBULL Multi girl office. Excellent For a self starter in public at Luigi’s Restaurant, 706 experience persons. during the week and 649-2813 HIGHWAY ROUTE 6 - Petition by HEALTH AIDES SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY relations. Must like to work MALE DOG FOUND We need experienced benefits. Salary Hartford Road, 649-1717. Telephone 643-5747. weekends. Apply in per SWIM POOLS EAST HARTFORD - two Christine Sammartino trustee for Lacy Crochet Saturday night on Main and Needed to provide technicians to join the "Most with people in a team at* DISTRIBUTOR must dis Zone Change from R-40 to Garden negotiable. Immediate mospbere and be able to deal son: 7-Eleven, 509 Center CONTEMPORARY CAPE furnished rooms in clean Birch St. Light tan. care in private homes. progressive Service Depart* opening. Manchester area. AUTO MECHANIC TELEPHONE SALES - Street. pose of brand new on Legal Notice Apartments to build ten (10) units ment in the area." with the public. private two family home. of multi-family housing at a future A, Telephone 528-7378, if no Change from that Only those who want to earn Send resume to Box EE, Excellent fringe benefits. NEEDED full or part positions available Monday ground 31’ long pools with $265 monthly. Telephone rOWN OF ANDOVER answer 289-7154, With large kitchen, flreplaced study, date. FVoposed zone change is facility routine and $10412 per flat rate hour and c/o The Herald. Apply in pers t Ji