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one that supposedly can be worn for two years that < From a penny a share up. investors are pouring big couple oi publicly owned companies (Trimedyne and prevents pregnancy. The cap is essentially molded to , bucks into an increasing number of fledgling Contracap) and the head of Loeb & Co., a financial fit the cervix, and that in turn prevents sperm . companies that have solicited public money for the consulting firm in Arlington Heights, 111., has turned moving into the uterus and up to the fallopian tubes ^ pursuit of tomorrow’s medical breakthroughs (from Dan Dorfman down potential investments in all three of the where conception occurs. J the prevention of aging to the answer to male above-mentioned ideas. Manchester, Conn. impotence). Granted, all three may. become the backbones of * Clear tonight; Syndicated ALTHOUGH PROOF of the viability of these The fact that many if not most of these may be little new publicly owned ventures, but as Loeb explains it: products has yet to be determined, both securities ^ sunny Thursday Wednesday, Feb. 9,1983 more than pipe dreams is aimost irrelevant. You take Columnist " I doubt that they’re technically feasible. You've got have enjoyed lively interest, as evidenced by rising ^ Single copy.: 25 cents a flyer and. if you're lucky enough, maybe — and it's a large costs, long lead times in obtaining marketing stock prices. Trimedyne went public in April 1982 via a ^ — See page 2 very big maybe — you latch on to another Syntex. approval from the Food and Drug Administration ... unit ofthree shares and one warrant at$7aunit; itwas They’re not public yet. but would you be interested and in the case of a herpes-prevention breakthrough, around $16.75 at press time. Contracap went public in l in investing in a vaccine that prevents herpes’? Or how the competition in that area will be tremendous. Umlh February 1982 at $1 (consisting of 1 share and 1 about a new kind of chewing gum that’ ll make you stop These are for dramers, not realists ...” IF YOU’RE SKEPTICAL, Join Marvin Loeb, a warrant); it’s now around $2.50. •; smoking? Tw more Loeb deals are slated to go public later this , little-known entrepreneur who mas made millions — And here’s a beauty — a , simple method for STILL, LOEB, to a large degree, is a developer and year — Pharmatec, a new technology for delivering j revitalizing and pacing the heart. "This is achieved about $12 million to be precise from an initial capital merchandiser of dreams. But based on his track drugs into the brain, and Petrogen, a genetic > through a tiny implant in the esophagus (a tube of $10,000 — by ferreting out promising new record and some of the biggies who have helped back a engineering firm which creates bacteria to enhance \ connecting the mouth with the stomach). You do it ali technoiogy, chiefly in the medical field, and building number of his deals (like Charlie Allen an investment with a tool and this eliminates any need for that messy viable companies around them. oil recovery. 5 banker at Allen & Co., and John Loeb (the founder of Loeb, who has obtained the rights to a powerful new afid painstaking pacemaker implant technology. In the past few months, Loeb, the chairman of a Loeb Rhoades), the man merits a listen-to. O'Neill offers $3.57-billion budget once-a-month birth-control pill (currently being , From the 1962 through '82, Loeb, 56 and no relation tested), contends "there’s a need for people like to to John Loeb, has founded (with various investment help bring technology to fruition. And I feel good about partners) 20 companies and financed two more myself . . . because I ’m creating. I’m like a parent • b rie f organized by others. Eleven of them were sold for p in Video game giving life.’ ( New or higher taxes approximately $63 million, of which Loeb or his family Tbe millions he’s making are not bad either.------i trust received about $3 million. ^ IF VALENTINE’S DAY shopping makes you see :■ Manager picked Essentially Loeb, a graduate of the University of red, it’s no wonder; gifts for that super-special person court battle Illinois, provides seed capital to develop concepts or are going up like crazy, far outstripping'the rate of outlined by governor technology that he thinks makes sense. He then gets Bobbie Tapper of Manchester has been named inflation. the management and technical skills to make it all rhanager of motorcar ieasing and rental services That’t the word I get from an old friend, Ray DeVoe, tension of the capital gains and work and assists in the developmental stages by for Manco Leasing who has just completed his annual survey of the costs By Mark A. Dupuis dividends tax to interest income keeping a gentle hand on the reins. and Rental. is heating up of choice Valentine’s Day items (both gifts and UPI Capitol Reporter earned by people with adjusted M s . Tapper associated services). gross incomes of $30,000 or more, ACTUALLY, HE DIDN’T start out to become an HARTFORD — Gov. William brings to Manco DeVoe, the investment strategist at Legg Masoa also recommended by the biparti­ entrepreneur; it just happened. The son of a small O’Neill today proposed a $3.57- Leasing several ye­ HARTFORD (UPI) — A high stakes court fight has Wood Walker, has found that whatever you give your san tax study commission. Chicago retail owner and manufacturer, Loeb, with a billion budget for the 1983-84 fiscal ars of experience in heated up between Atari Inc. and a newcomer to the loved one — it’ ll run you an average 55 percent more The governor's tax package starting capital of about $10,000, helped form a family year and more than $277 million in ail facets of motor­ video field, with the industry giant demanding that than it did just four years ago. The consumer index in would raise $277.9 million and take food business (Tello Corp.). It was subsequently sold new or higher taxes to plug the car leasing. Manco Coleco Corp. halt the sale of its game adapter unit. the same period has risen about 41 percent — meaning effect April 1 to help cover the to Consolidated Foods in 1962 for over $200,000. current deficit and balance the leases all makes Atari Inc. Monday amended its $350 million federal that Valentine costs are climbing a third taster than $55-million deficit for the current Over the next several years, Loeb, drawing other package for next year. and models, special­ suit against Coleco and sought an injunction to bar the the inflation rate. fiscal year as well as a projected investors to his side, started a variety of businesses The Democratic governor went izing in such auto­ Hartford-based company from selling the disputed Here’s DeVoe’s rundown of Valentine’s Day '83 — shortfall of $222.9 million in the before a joint session of the mobiles as Porsche. (from computer services to life insurance). And these with the figures clearly telling us that there’s not 1983-84 fiscal year. product. were sub.sequently sold, many at a substantial profit. Legislature to outline the package, Audi, and Mercedes The unit allows Atari’s numerous 2600 VCS video much of a price lid on the cost of loving; On the spending side of the 'It wasn’t untii 1969 until I reflected on what I was which would represent a 10.7- Benz. Foreign and game cartridges to be played on the rival Colecovision budget, budget officials said seven domestic cars are doing.’ Loeb told me. “ I liked it; I enjoyed putting the percent increase over the current sy.stem. Atari repeated its claim that the adapter is The high costs of loving “ key areas” were responsible for also available for elements together, and I feel I’m helping entrepre- $3.2-billion budget, running at a 90 percent of the $320.5-million actualiy a "thinly disguised" version of its own $55-miIlion deficit. short term and insu­ neurialship grow in this country. It’s something Valentine’s Valentine’s Percent; increase in general fund spending product. O’Neill said the proposed budget rance rentals. Bobbie Tapper worthwhile." Day - 1979 Day - 1983 Change' over this year’s levels. Atari, based in Sunnyvale, Calif., and a division of carried out his priorities Of creat­ Pink Hallmark card $0.55 $0.85 54.S The key areas included state Warner Communications, filed its original suit in ing jobs, maintaining “ compas­ December in federal court in Chicago, charging Satin heart pillow 7.50 10.95 46.0 employee contracts, which will NOT E VE R YTH IN G ’S BEEN a winner, though. sionate human services" and Coieco with patent infringement and unfair Obscene Valentine card 0.75 1.25 66.0 cost $99.4 million more; welfare Homes weatherized Four of the companies Loeb formed went out of “ modernizing our transportation competition. Stuffed raccoon 9.00 12.00 33.3 grants, $63.6 million more; educa­ business, adding up to a loss for investors (including network.” HARTFORD — In 1982. almost 40.000 Connecti­ Coieco denied the charges and immediately 1-lb. heart candy box 6.95 9.75 40.3 tion grants, $43.9 million more; himself) of about $2.4 million. “ la m convinced that 1 have met cut and western Massachusetts homes were responded with a $500 million antitrust suit accusing 12 long-stem roses 42.00 . 60.00 42.9 and several other areas. In recent years, his big focus has been medical my commitment to respond to Although increasing overall weatherized under the Wrap-Up Seal-Up pro­ Atari of creating an unfair monopoly on the design and Cocktail (posh lounge) 3.50 4.75 35.7 human needs with mind and heart, technology. And, in fact, that’s where the bulk of his spending for education by $43 gram offered by Northeast Utilities. NU is adding sale of video systems and game cartridges. Taxi ride 2.35 3.15 34.0 within the reasonable limits of our net worth lies — about $8.4 million (in stock) in million. O’Neill cut back on the three more services to Wrap-Up Seal-Up. In A federal judge has ruled the two suits will be heard Italian rest, dinner 17.50 25.00 42.8 resources," O’Neill said in re­ Trimedyne and Contracap. state’s five-year Guaranteed Tax addition to the 10 existing services. NU will now separately. Bottl^ Soave Bolla 10.00 14.00 40.0 marks prepared for the joint Both firms are involved in dream products that Base program to equalize spend­ insulate attic doors and hatchways, install , Raymond E. Kassar, Atari’s chairman and chief B'way musical (orch.) 17.50 42.50 142.9 session. have yet to receive FDA approval. And Loeb admits ing on education from town to low-flow faucet heads, and seal the gap between executive officer, said the company would not "sit Horse-carriage' ride 27.50 40.00 45.5 The revenue side of the $3.57- the residence’s siding and its foundation, idly by when competitors seek to pass off our products earnings are at least a year away and maybe a lot town. longer than that. Night at fancy hotel 95.00 135.00 42.1 billion budget was built around O’Neill recommended allocation according to Roy C. Normen NU’s director of. as their own” recommendations made by a bi­ Trimedyne’s big appeal is a laser process that Champagne 18.99 28.99 52.7 of only $13 million of the nearly Energy Management Services He Claimed the adapter Coleco demonstrated at partisan commission that studied eliminates fatty deposits from coronary arteries Naughty nightgown 25.00 37.50 50.0 $90-miUion increase that had been The cost for insulating attic hatchways will be trade shows contained the electronic circuitry of Herald plioto by Codv the state's fiscal policies and (thus ruling out major surgery). Gold charm (1 oz.) 247.00 495.00 100.4 slated tliia year under tbe GTB $3.25 while attic doors will be insulated for a $9.50 Atari’s product and was "put in a housing with c e iite f^ oh the state sales tax. Contracap’s chief enticement is a cervical cap — Source: Ray DeVoe, Legg Mason Wood Walker program to bring the five-year fee. Pull-down stairway-attic doors wiP also be Coleco’s name on it." O’Neill recommended cutting DOOR program to full funding. insulated, with prices quoted on an individual Coleco is the world’s largest producer of above FIREFIGHTERS ATTACK ON THE INITIAL KNOCKDOWN AT THE FRONT the rate of the sales tax from 7.5 One area that will receive basis. The fee for installing low-flow faucet heads ground swimming pools and also markets toys and percent to 7 percent and extending , . . after breaking through flames, they were forced back by heat substantial increases under is $2.75 each. Sealing the foundation-siding gap table top versions of electronic arcade games. It said the tax to new areas, including O’Neill's proposed budget is trans­ will he performed at a cost of 25 cents per foot. saies have been strong since it plunged into the motor fuels, meals under $1, Other Wrap-Up Seal-Up services include lucrative video game market last year. portation,where the governor re­ children's clothing and personal commended establishment of a insulation of water heaters, pipes, heating ducts, Fire rages for eight hours and professional services. C $25-million fund to pay for transpo- and electrical outlets, as well asweatherizationof S.A.T. The sales tax changes are doors and windows, adjustments to water heaters equivalent to an increase in the ration needs. EXAM PREPARATION The so-called dedicated fund to reduce the use of hot water, and installation of Pratt: No more current tax to 8.5 percent, said .would be financed with money low-flow showerheads. Anthony V. Milano, secretary of T I from the existing 11-cent a gallon "F or a home requiring most Wrap-Up Seal-Up the Office of Policy and Manage­ services, the cost would run about $200 and in the Blaze levels Bolton home tax on motor fuels. About 2 cents of ment and architect of the budget first year could result in energy savings of $300, ” cutbacks in '83 smoke. She then ran barefooted plan. according to the company. By Richard Cody O’Neill also recommended ex- I’ leaHC turn to page 8 Herald Reporter across the street to report tbe fire. HARTFORD (UPI) — Pratt & Whitney Aircraft CONCERNED ABOUT POOR It was originally called in as a Group, which is trimming its work force by 2,300 routine chimney fire, but Preuss Course offered through layoffs and early retirement, has toid the BOLTON — A Iqrge, recently SAT TEST SCORES? renovated U-room colonial on said when he arrived at the scene state’s congressionai delegation it has no plans for he knew it was more serious. He HARTFORD — The Greater Hartford Board of additional cutbacks in 1983. Vernon Road was leveled hy a Realtors is sponsoring a cram course for the Real spectacular blaze Tuesday night called for mutual aid from North Democrats unlikely The company did say, however, employment in 1984 9 specialize in computer based educa> Coventry and Andover. "W e Estate Licensing Exam Feb. 19 from 9 a m to 5 and 1985 will hinge largely on whether the Air Force that left a family of five homeless p.m. at Elrhwood Community Center, 1106 New tion. That means that our resource center and with few possessions. needed them for tbe initial knock awards a jet engine contract to Pratt & Whitney or its down," he said. Britain Ave., West Hartford. competitor, General Electric Co., Rep. Barbara For eight hours about 75 firefigh­ Tim Philiips, CRB, CRS, GRI from the offers the latest in educational computer From the outside, the first attack Kennelly. D-Conn., said Monday. ters from seven departments Connecticut Licensing School, will discuss on the fire appeareid successful. A to accept GOP plan Mrs, Kennelly, Rep. Samuel Gejdenson, D-Conn., technology. Our S.A.T. preparation * ils dumped more than 375 tons of Connecticut licensing law, public accommoda­ water on the shooting flames, but handful of firefighhters from Bol­ and representatives of the remaining members of ton, Andover and North Ckiventry tions. fair housing, real estate vocabulary terms, designed to encourage mastery in all levels that couldn’t stop the roof, walls Connecticut’s congressional delegation met Monday tackled flames shooting out tbe Bv Paul Hendrie Van Norstrand said the GOP basic real estate mathematics, exam strategies and upper floors from collapsing with labor and management representatives from front door and spilling over the Herald Reporter offered the spending reform pack­ and techniques. |on concentration, therefore giving the Pratt & Whitney. into the lower floor. age instead of an alternative This workshop is preparatory information for Two firefighters were Injured, porch. Lt. Gov. Joseph Fauliso and Economic Develop­ students the confidence that they are fully As thick smoke billowed 200 feet HARTFORD — Republican leg­ budget as in past years because either the Salesman or Brokerexamsand is being and departments from Manches­ ment Commissioner John Carson also met with into the air, Preuss immediately islators Tuesday offered to work those alternative budgets were held the Saturday prior to the Feb. 26 exam. Cost ter to Windham were standing by.' spokesmen for the United Technologies Corp. prepared for this important exam. ordered firefighters to don ox y^ n with the Democrats to prepare a merely ignored by the Democratic is $45. Pre-payment is necessary and due by Feb. The cause of the fire was subsidiary. tanks and portable extinguishers bipartisan state budget, but there majority. 17 to the Greater Hartford Board of Realtors, officially undetermined today, but ”Our concern is what is going to happen from here . and go into the house, while other is little chance the offer will be Among the specific structural Inc,. 645 Farmington Avenue. Hartford, 06105. Bolton Fire Chief James N. Preuss on." Mrs. Kennelly said. firemen started ventilating the . accepted. changes the Republicans proposed For registration and information call Eden Jr. said the flames started shortly She said the union representing workers at Pratt & roof above the spot where the lire The Republicans got a one-day qre; Ditman at 236-2561. :before 9 p.m. in the back of tbe W'hitney, the International Association of Machinists, jump on Democratic Gov. William ’ Containing Medicaid costs by -house near a wood stove — in the started. . - is worried the plant may eventually become an No flames were visible. But A. O'Neill's budget announcement providing computerized cross­ same place where tbe Bolton fire assembly line operation because the latest layoff about 15 minutes later, flames by offering to help the Democrats checks to make sure funds reach department had stopped a chim­ Schools visited included persons trained by Pratt tc Whitney, started appearing in one of the enact short-term spending cuts if people who need essential medical ney fire New Year’s eve. The company said it had no plans of becoming SAT SERIES OFFERS: second-floor windows near where the Democrats agree to adopt care. The Republicans said Medi­ HARTFORD — Fifty-one elementary schools After that fire, the department strictly an assembly line operation. the firefighters were on the roof. long-term structural budget caid costs have increased 14 located in Northeast Utilities’ Hartford District I INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION had recommended that the chim­ As the men quickly began retreat­ reforms. percent each year in the past are being visited by linemen who are teaching ney not be used, Preuss said. I COVERAQE OF ALL TEST ing, the blaze broke through two However, the GOP leadership decade, to $359 million. fifth grade students about electrical safety and 'There were two wood stoves and a CATEGORIES upper windows and quickly spread declined to support tax increases ’Commissioning performance how to avoid potential electrical dangers. furnace hooked up to it, he said. I SIMULATED TEST CONDITIONS to two more. to balance this year’s budget, even audits to review the performance The presentation consists of two parts;- a Union claims in exchange for the long-term of all state agencies to find out if demonstration of the protective gear the linemen I IMMEDIATE FEEDBACK WHEN THE FIRE broke out, ALLEN , STANDING ouUlde, reforms they seek. Since Gov. employees are doing their work there was only one person at home, wear and a "slide talk" on electrical accidents. I DETAILED PERFORMANCE O’Neill’s budget package includes efficiently. the daughter of owner Louis Allen said he had paneled tbe entire Herald photo bv Pinto At the closing of the presentation students ANALYSIS tax increases, it seemed doubtful ’Consolidating state-run health unfair practice Jr. Allen, who arrived at the scene house and varnished “ about receive hand outs to reinforce the electrical everything.” the majority party would embrace and human service facilities to safety message: Comic books entitled "Don’tGet shortly after 9, said his daughter BOLTON FIRE CHIEF JIM PREUSS prevent overlap of services offered 9 the Republican plan. Democrats Zapped." an Electrical Safety Club membership was asleep when the fire broke out, . . . directs through the smoke in large institutions with those NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — After 27 weeks on strike, Please turn to page 8 hold a majority in both houses of card signed by one of the linemen, and a Member but woke up and discovered the available in smaller, community union machinists have filed unfair labor practice the Legislature. Electrical Safety Club stick-on badge. institutions. They also proposed charges against New Britain Machine Co., accusing The presentations began on Jan. 10 and will subjecting the costs at all state the company of failing to bargain in good faith. HOUSE MINORITY Leader conclude for this year on March 2. R.E. Van Norstrand of Darien was health and mental health institu­ NU’s District of Hartford consist of Bolton. Michael Rao, international representative and joined Tuesday afternoon at a tions to the same scrutiny that East Hartford, Hartford, Manchester, Rocky Sharon refuses to resign Inside Today chief negotiator for Lodge 1021, International Capitol press conference by Assist­ private hospitals receive from the Hill, Wethersfield and Windsor. Association of Machinists, said Monday the charges ant House Leader Linda N. Em­ Commission on Hospital and Art Healy, Doug Wright, Paul West, Edward GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE JER USA LE M (U P I) — A de­ Indicated was shared by Sharon “ Public opinion will then force mons of Madison, ranking House Health Care. were filed with the National Labor Relations Board in himself. Sharon to resign.” • Sauline. Frank Zuraw, Robert Roberts, Larry Hartford last week. fiant Defense Minister Ariel Advice ...... 19 Appropriations Committee ’ Changing the structure of the Tbe commission recommended Butts and Robert Winolski are the linemen. Allow yourself maximum preparation time - Next Scheduled S.A.T. Sharon resisted mounting pres­ The defense minister, however, Area towns...... 7 member Otto C. Neuman oi collective bargaining process to Sharon quit or be fired because of Bus)ness...... Similar programs are also being conducted I The charges followed an unsuccessful negotiating Exams March 19th, May 7th and June 4th sure (or his resignation today over indicated at Tuesday's tense Ca­ ...... 21 Granby, Senate Minority LeadeT limit the number of bargaining binet meeting be would not resign, his “personal responsibility” for C loiillled...... 22-23 throughout Northeast Utilities’ service area. session between company officials and union tbe Beirut massacre commission’s Philip S. Robertson of Cheshire units and providing the Legisla­ leaving it to Begin to fire him, the Sept. 16-18 massacre. Comics...... — ...... 18 representatives. ruling that be bore personal Entertainment...... 16 and ranking Senate Appropria­ ture with consultants to review SIGN UP TODAY Israel Radio said. The three-man panel found it Courses in Intro to Microcomputers and Fundamentals of Word responsibility for the refugee Lottery...... 2 tions Committee member Carl A. collective bargaining agreements. The company, a division of Litton Industrial “ impossible to justify the defense camp slaughter. Two long-time Begin friends said Obituaries...... 8 Zinsser of Manchester. Rep. Emmons charged'the execu­ Products Inc., offered a written proposal for a new Processing beginning In February. today, however, the prime minis­ minister's disregard” of the Distributor picked Prime Minister Menachem Opinion...... 4 "What we are saying is to the tive branch has been too generous operating system creating 14 new job classifications, Begin called a second special ter would not fire Sharon but would danger in allowing Christian mil­ Peopletolk ...... 2 but refused to set pay rates within 90 days, Rao said. Sports...... 9-12 Democrats is if you are willing to in its settlements with state Kitson Richardson of 46K Spencer St. has been E session today to discuss the inquiry instead offer his own resignation. itiamen to enter tbe Chatila and employee unions. For further dBM Is Television...... address the structural changes in appointed executive distributor of T-M-T, a "It is absolutely my opinion Sabra camps where they killed ...... 18 He alleges company officials said they would not findings that sent shock waves Weather...... 2 the way Connecticut spends its ’ Consolidating state higher edu­ product of Sperry-Owens Inc. of New York. Menachem Begin will not bring hundreds of men, women- and negotiate any other part of the package until “ we o tb ro u ^ Israel’s political estab­ inoney, we are ready to join you in cation facilities to eliminate over­ himself to dismiss a ntan like T-M-T is a concentrated iiquid formulation agreed to accept the work centers with the lishment and could affect U.S. children. solving this year’s problem,” said lap of facilities and courses. incorporating solid film lubricants held In CALL' Sharon, who was so courageous The National Religious Party, Samples today unstipulated rate of pay." o efforts toward a Middle East peace Van Norstrand. ’ Creating a “ rainy day fund" by and did so much for Israel in tbe Begln's chief -noalition partner, colloidal suspension. It is intended to improve "You cannot put a package on the table with no accord. ’ " I f you take the governor at his saving any surpluses the state Yom Kippur (1973 Middle Bast) c ^ e d Tuesday for Sharon’s resig- The Monchaiter Herald today con­ mileage and sluggish performance of automo­ other negotiations," Rao said. A clear majority of Begin’s word he's going to be talking about generates in good times. biles, and to reduce operating temperatures, W ar,” said one frequent adviser. nation. " I f tbe government ap­ tinues Its sompllno proorom to bring In their complaint to the NLRB, the union claims the mlnisten believe the government copies of the newspaper to non- massive tax increases, probably 649-3724 “ Begin will offer his own resig­ pointed a committee, it cannot prevent mechanical breakdowns and frictional company “ has interfered with, restrained and must accept tbe recommendations subscribers In Manchester. the largest single-year increase drag. U e MAIN ST. nation,” another long-time friend disobey the decisions,” said Inte­ of the three-member panel, a view we’ve had,” Van Norstrand said. I'leaiM* lui n to page 8 coerced ... employees in the exercise of rights MANCHESTER of the prime minister predicted. rior Minister Josef Burg, •••••••••••••••••••••a guaranteed them” by federal labor laws. a govenunent statement Tuesday 1'. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. Fel?. 9, 1963 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD Wed.. F e^ 9, 1983 HAIIUNM. W JAIHW B tB V ltt tO W C M I <. » * » » ’ m i V 119 ' MANCHESTER LUMBER’ -V Multi-Circuits odor News Briefing ■nV- 30.06 EPRESIDENTS IMVSs ■X is focus of inquiry New law disrupts S4L E A N ^ I 0 N! Askew supports By Alex GIrelll many restaurants Herald City Editor nonetheless. primary in N.H. Mrs. Roy said the smell was strong in CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Former WASHINGTON (UPI) - The new tax A new homeowner on Pearl Street the morning when she tried to shovel, law forcing restaurateurs to report the complained Monday morning that but abated later. Kraatz said that when Florida Gov'. Reubin Askew has All Prices Cash & Carry Sale ends Tues., Feb. 22 become the latest probable 1984 Demo­ tips of their employees to federal tax when she tried to shovel snow she was he arrived there was a moderate odor □ □ nauseated by odor apparently coming between the house and the plant and it cratic presidential candidate to throw collectors is causing a “crippling un WtATMfH rOTOCAtl •• his support behind keeping New disruption” of the food industry, from the nearby Multi-Circuits plant. did not have an effect on him. Hampshire as the home of the "first-in- waitresses and their bosses say. Ronald Kraatz of the Manchester Cellulose the-nation" primary. "Tipping has always been and still is Health Department investigated and ODORS, NOISE, and traffic figured Size Reg. SALE "The New Hampshire primary a voluntary act between the waiter believes he has traced the Odor to an ink in a dispute between Multi -Circuits and Blowing - person aihd the customer. Where is drying process in the factory. its residential neighbors when the firm 38" ’8” *7g9 serves a definite purpose in that a s. Weather set out to buy the town’s Park 12” igx ig29 candidate is literally able to sit down there a law or contract a person must or Kraatz said the oLor was not the Insulation and talk with people one-on-one," will leave a tip?" waitress Isabel Faust same ammonia smell that caused Department Garage on Harrison Street 16" *9“ >8.69 Askew, 54, said at news conference in asked a panel of Internal Revenue problems in the neighborhood a couple to provide itself with more parking 50" ’lO'’ *9.19 Service and Treasury Department of years ago, and did not come from the space and room for offices. the midst of his fifth visit in less than a 51" 'lO” *9.65 year to the Granite State. hearing officials Tuesday. same process or from the same part of Multi-Circuits and the town did reach Changes in Democratic National The new regulation generally forces the factory. agreement, but the town is still will 58" *11'' *9.99 Committee rules last year have left restaurants to report as taxable T odav's forecast He said that if the odor persists, ” We occupying the garage until it prepares save ^ ENERCY 62" *11"' *10.49 income for employees 8 percent of their may have to do something." If it occurs a new site for park vehicles. The terms SA/B1 New Hampshire scheduled to hold a Mostly sunny today with high temperatures near you money!' 66" •12“ *10.99 primary on the same day Vermonters gross revenues. rarely, ”I don’t think there is any basis of the agreement require Multi- Ceiling “I don’t appreciate when I have to go 30 degrees. Clear tonight with low temperatures for action.” Meanwhile the depart­ Circuits not to use any part of the 7 0 ” 112*- 111,35 will go to the polls to pick their FIBERGIAS (ref MindoMs ()t»t will tav r lirit, to my boss and say; ‘Boss, I only made near 10 degrees. Sunny ’Thursday with increasing ment is trying, through literature on garage for processes that produce Panels it roBta munr> tu hful ur 4ir-cundi- presidential preferences. cloudiness in the afternoon; high temperatures 25 ammonia or use for such processes any tion your home •ir-rondilionina and mon/y The change has outraged many $20 when 8 percent of my total sales for the process, to findbut what causes the DO IT $F: 49 If loose windows let >our mune> l.ook for "Thr Window F irtr" in to 30 degrees. odor. part of the existing plant freed as a ESPRIT 2x4’ $ 0 0 9 escape . "The Window Fixer" ix our rnrra>.9lvinK Dopnrtmrnt or Granite State bemocratic leaders, that day is $30,” Ms. Faust said. Hardware a/rtion Kraatz said the same process has result of the mpve into the garage. reg. 2.38 ' ihe answer lo your proMem who’ve made getting a commitment The IRS says the rule only makes it YOUR D Instead of costtlx new wmHow.s. voo * qualifier for wrallier atrip tax from the various.presidential possibili­ easier for the IRS to monitor taxes been carried on in that part of the plant In the dispute, the residential neigh­ Get a Beautiful Ceiling can install QUAKER window chan­ credit Extended outlook for some time. bors were represented by Attorney Jon nels in leH!* ihsn l.'i minutes . at a Quaker ciianneli fit atandard I 3/8" ties to help keep New Hampshire's which should always have been paid at a Beautiful Price! Fi- SELF fraction of the coni wood saal, witli 1/3" partinK ttead primary first-in-the-nation a part of and does “not affect the tax on tip Berman of the law firm of Beck and berglas 2’x4’ panels are: Blow it In or pour it in. Gel fast ^ prepared h\ snuH-filtinH rattle- Extended outlook for New England Friday through Pagano. Ironically it was the same professional results with safe Na­ their campaign to retain that status. income, only the information.” Effec­ THE HOMEOWNER, Mrs. Richard • Fiexibie-work within 2" of tional Fiber Cel-Pak Cellulose In­ tively, however, it raises taxes for Sunday: Roy, bought the house at 156 to 160 firm that represented Mr. and Mrs. sulation. Cellulose is lisht, low in Sens. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., and Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: your present ceiiing FULLCH Gary Hart, D-Colo., have already - waiters and waitresses who had been Pearl St. on Jan. 27 and did not know of Richard Roy and Mrs. Roy’s sister, I a Durable-10 year iimited bulk and has no itchy fibers. With Chance of snow Friday. Fair Saturday and Sunday. Eileen Lacey, in the closing for the our high quality rental machine lowNE'NcoiJNnnr announced their support to keep New under-reporting their tips previously. any past problems at the Multi-Circuits warranty against sagging & you can quickly, with professional Hampshire first and the others are Overnight low temperatures in the teens. DayUnoe plant. purchase of the duplex house at 156-160 warping quality, insulate walls, under attic highs in the 20s and low 30s. The town has not received any Pearl St. I • Lightweight-easy to handle & Aoors, and other hard to get at, as expected to fall in line when they visit shape around pipes & well as easily accessed areas. Cel­ the state again. Chairman suggests Vermont; Snow likely late Friday and Saturday. complaints about the plant for at least a Berman told the Herald he was not Snow mixed with sleet and rain southeastern New year, but Mrs. Roy said the state’s aware the firm handled the closing on corners. lulose is non-corrosive, fire resist­ York. Scattered flurries Sunday. Daytimes highs in I a Easy to install-requires no ant and non-settling. We’ll answer Department of Environmental Protec­ the property. He said it was probably special tool ,. your questions on tnis economical ^ moat tax cut freeze the teens and 20s. Lows from neer zero or lower easy to use insulation. Meese assesses tion did get one complaint in the the done by someone in the firm not I a Washable-can be cleaned WASHINGTON (UPI) - House Friday, to the teens on Sunday. spring of 1982. familiar with the complaints involved . with soap & water. Reagan’s success Ways and Means Chairman Dan Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of snow Friday Kraatz says the presumption is that in the dispute. He said that if he, Rostenkowski has a plan that would into Saturday then clearing. Fair Sunday. Highs from the emission is not hazardous because himself, had represented the Roys, he /m-d CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) -W h ile UPI photo permit the 10 percent personal income- the upper teens north to the upper 20s south. Lows S people are working in it, but the Health would have mentioned the past House counselor Edwin Meese 111 tax cut to take effect July 1, but would above to 5 below north and 5 to 15 south. Department will try to isolate it complaints. V-FIbk credited President Reagan with stop­ First taste repeal all other tax reductions sche­ k>or & Window ping Soviet expansionism and runaway duled in 1984 or later. federal spending, but said the country David HemDleman-Adams gets a small sample of what he Rostenkowski, D-Ill., made the prop­ National forecast »7 different, custom pieces — "would have been a lot better off" can expect when he attempts to become the first man ever osal Tuesday as a way to reduce the eliminates cutting & patching » Rich natural textures of real without the financially troubled Social to walk to the North Pole, as he tries on his survival gear In federal deficit. 67 56 .... Adventure Challenge: ICKy A Fort HI Lo Pep Los Anoeles weathered brick Security system. Montreal Tuesday. The 25-year-old British explorer will Rostenkowski, whose committee Albuquaraue pc 45 31 .13 Louisville cv 41 34 .... Andioroge pc 29 AAemphls r S i * i Over 300 facings. In a mid-term assessment of the leave March 1 on his planned 55-day iourney tothetop of the must originate tax legislation, esti­ Miami Beach e TO H .... Reagan administration at Harvard Asheville pc 43 w orld. mated his plan would gain about $130 Atlanta pc 50 Milwaukee c w 29 26 .... Adda University Tuesday, Harvard Profes­ billion in new revenue by 19$8, about Billinas cv 40 Minneapolis cv 21 19 .... can fund drive save it? sor Richard Neustadt said President the same as Reagan’s tax proposals. Blrmlnoham r 50 Nashville cv f ! i l O O COVERS Boston c 29 .02 New Orleans r 61 M .01 th ir d PANE Franklin D. Roosevelt owed his success Treasury Secretary Donald Regan (Brwnsvll Tx.cv 79 New York c 3* 2* 9 9 5SQ.FT. to implementation of Social Security. gave reporters a mixed review of Buftolo pc 26 Oklahm Ctv cv 44 34 .... teach living skills like selLreliance and OFOASSTD Company admits French promise Chartstn S.C. c 54 Omaha cv 32 18 .... By Raymond T. DeAAeo cooperation, while at the same time PER CARTON REC.*r* Meese, on a panel with New 'York Rostenkowski’s plans. Charlott N.C. c 54 Philadelphia pc 28 V .... Herald Reporter Times Columnist Tom Wicker, Na­ Charm N.C. pc 48 Phoenix pc 4* S —• exposi)(ig students to challenging plotting espionage testimony at trial pntsburA cv 28 18 .... V3UR tional Review Publisher William ”I’m very happy to see he agrees Chlcoga s 33 The director of Adventure Challege nature-oriented activities. Rusher and House Majority l^eader with us that the third year (of the tax Cleveland cv 25 Portland Me. c 31 1* •]* He showed a videotape on the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The PARIS (UPI) — French resistance Columbus cv^ 29 Portland Ore. r M V J7 told a group of supporters Tuesday that ANDERSEN ^ Climbatube Jim Wright, D-Texas, seized upon the cut) is a necessary component of the Dallas r 67 ProvMenoe c 30 a .... program. It depicted students in Japanese electronics corporation Hita­ fighters allegedly tortured and hauled it will take $35,000 to continue the A Igaca s o s brtsktmough' S«H-sdhMivs statement to make his own declaration recovery,” Regan said. ‘’But I’m Denver pc 37 Richmond c j* S — ■ various activities with voice-overs WINDOWS piasoc stop works m tha psos to s m i c jI chi Ltd. entered a surprise guilty plea off to concentration camps by former Des Moines cw 34 St. Louis cy 39 33 .... school-based wilderness experience dra flt dual and morotuta Just cut and closed cell pipe about the system which covers 36 disappointed he doesn’t recognize the Salt Lak Ctycv 44 35 .18 from those who haye participated. proas into ptaea OwaraniMd (or & r«a a to charge.4 of plotting to steal IBM Nazi official Klaus Barbie said they Detroit cv 29 program through the end of 1983. "Rappelling (climbing rocks with million Americans. philosophy we should make the Con­ Duluth cv 22 Son Antonio cv 66 56 .... The money would have to be raised ..J\NDCUr computer secrets and was fined were determined to testify at the trial gress literally legislate new tax El Paso c 65 San Olsgo c ** ‘13 the aid of ropes and pulleys) really insulation of the former Gestapo chief in Lyon. Son Fronesc pc 54 52 JO -through contributions from the com­ $ 0 3 9 "1 don't know where he (FDR) would $10,000 increases.” HortfOrd c 28 gives you a feeling of power over . CX>NDUCTED SAVE ENERGY YEAR-ROUND! have been (ranked by historians "The trial is something like a fish "I am not instilled with any feelingof Honolulu c 81 San Juan e *2 5 -vi munity, director Frank Pisch told Reg. 4.99 ) Indianapolis cv 39 SeoHle r S S ‘S about 30 people gathered at the office of everything,” (>ne girl’s voice said. HEAT lo s s without Social Security) but we would bone stuck in the throat and our revenge, but rather by the memory of The Rostenkowski plan, outlined in a Jackson Miss. rS8 Spokane s * S "Sometimes I wish I could just stay 17 ft. have been a lot better off." Meese said decision to plead guilty is to remove my comrades who died at the hands of speech to the Securities Industry Jocksonville c 58 Tampa c » 38 .... the Greater Manchester Chamber of out here and stay away from the this and concentrate on our business," Barbie,French resistance fighter Kansas Ctv cw 36 Woshlnoton e 41 24 .... Commerce. m i Association, Avould repeal tax indexing Las Veoos pc 62 Wichita tv ra 27 .... mechanized and greedy world,” a M-D Aluminum & Vinyl ) -. He did not elaborate, but* Rusher Hitachi Vice President Keisuke .Arai Maarice Boudet said Tuesday. and changes in estate and gift taxes, Little Rock r 47 He added that it would be a tough boy’s voice said. DOOR BOTTOM later defended Meese, saying the ■ said in Tokyo today, "I would only want one thing for him and would delay consideration of other fund-raising effort, coming on the heels Mike Saimond, who teaches earth comment was not a "let them eat cake Hitachi, which has annual revenues — life imprisonment, that would be the tax changes including tuition tax of fun(] drives by organizations like the science to 9th graders at Illing JUnior statement. Rusher said he thought of more than $13 billion, admitted its worst thing that could befall him.” credits. It also would extend current United ' Way and the Lutz Junior High School, said he likes Adventure Meese was talking about the prolems of guilt Tuesday after a plea-bargain in Boudet described how the Gestapo excise tax rates on tobacco and Museum. Challenge but that "there does seem to Social Security and not the system which the U.S. government promi.sed chief tortured him in a futile attempt to telephone use. ”I don’t know that $35,000 is left in the be a feeling among some 8th and 9th not to file more criminal charges in the extract crucial information on resist­ Lottery community. And if there is $35,000 left, graders that they don’t want to go out But an obviousiy irritated Wright industrial espionage case. The com­ ance activities during World War II, I don’t know if they’ll give it to us,” he and try something like this.” said to Meese, "1 hope that was said in pany also apologized to the, court. when German troops occupied France. said. Saimond said the students are “a jest." Hitachi employees Kenji Hayashi, a "At the beginning of each interroga­ Pisch and his wife. Paula Cheatwood, Western storm HARTFORD — The Con­ 09-31 with a lackpot of 874,217. little scared” of trying activities like MO DEL DV-1 senior engineer, and Isao Ohnishi, a tion, he struck me with a blackjack he necticut Ooliv Number have run Adventure Challenge since its Slop under d(M>r drafts* with an M- rock climbing and cave exploring. It Vwiii h ju ‘ \iidi.r*t.'M . D door bottom Extruded alumi*- software section manager, also always kept with him," he said. "When drawn Tuesday was 926. The LEWISTON, Maine — The inception two years ago. t,a*v’mcni i>r .iw m iy gains strength Play Four number was 2240. Maine dally lottery number Kelly Wynn, a Manchester High num strip with tough tinvl im>ert Guatemala makes pleaded guilty and were fined $10,000 he grew tired, he turned me over to his The Hartford Foundation of Public School sophomore who participated in windv'ww w ith di>iink‘ improves cooling and heating effici- . 1 and $4,000, respectively. Hayashi also henchmen ... after a few sessions my Tuesday was 164. Giving provided b $55,000 grant to run punc tflj" u'li >.an jJd .1 ence Helps heep oui inserts, rain ­ The storm that shut down much of CONCORD, N.H. — The Adventure Challenge as a 9th grader rciiiLiv ahlc ihird panel water. dusl. etc New Hampshire dally lottery j the program for the past and present executive ‘happy’ was put on five years unsupervised back was like corrugated iron." New England with up to 2 feet of snow MONTPELIER, Vt. ^ The and now assists as a junior leader, said |y<7 ctv’D nU'rL m-iilatik'n prevents,------up to ... 80'^ jf hot probation and Ohnishi two years with Barbie, 69, was returned to France number Tuesday was 7305. school years. That grant is scheduled to ,ind wi'ilityirl y .ill II- $1 89 ;tti‘ ov-i wound down to snow showers but a new Vermont dally lottery "you get as much out ofthe program as 1. RFC J (X l..ghf* water pipe he neat loss in winter the stipulation they conduct no busi-" Saturday and charged with "crimes PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The number Tuesday was 758. expire in May. /GUATEMALA CITY (UPI) - Gua­ storm spreading snow across the West you put into it. And I put a lot into it.” $099 .36" »EXV ness in the United States. against humanity.” The former Nazi, Rhode Island dally lottery & stops cold water pipes from temala made a U S. oil executive "real gained strength today, grounding helic­ number Tuesday was 1473. BOSTON— The Massachu­ M KKii 1 h happy"' by dropping charges that he who had lived in Bolivia for32 years, is opters carrying emergency supplies to The "4-40 Jackpot'' numbers, setts lottery number Tuesday LAST WEEK, Adventure Chal­ PISCH SAID the program’s future sweating in summer. All pack­ and a Spanish companion led a bloody being held in Lyon's Montluc Prison. 2,000 Navajos stranded in New Mexico. drown Tuesday, were 33-18- was 1843. lenge’s nine-member board of direc­ will depend on whether it is officially Come home loqualip. ages contain 4-3’ lengths. Troop withdrawal tors voted unanimously to end the guerrilla raid and clearing the way for The Pacific storm barreled down on dissolved by its board of directors. If Come home to .Andersen. $ 0 6 5 reg. Sd.U.'i-fils ll/K" iron the couple to return today to Colorado. waits for answers northern California 'Tuesday, the se­ program Immediately. According to that happens, the program will lose its Michael Ernest, 27, and Maria cond in a series expected to blast the board chairman Tony Gorman, the tax-exempt status and won’t be able to M-D ADJUSTABLE O l/‘2” copper reason was partly financial — the Many Sizes Available Monteverde, 27, a native of Spain, were BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - The Scientists hope coast with heavy rain and gale-force collect donations until it reorganizes as HEIGHT THRESHOLD $ 4 75 reg. $5.25-fits V2 ” iron to fly to his Golden, Colo., home today Israeli political crisis surrounding the winds throughout the week. program probably would have ended a new corporation. Almanac the school year $2,800 in debt — and copper after ending a 28-day imprisonment on Beirut massacre report plunged into to land in volcano “Gale-force winds, 35 mph and It could continue to operate under the $Pwo5 reg. $5.95-fits.'/4” iron charges that could have led to execu­ doubt the immediate future of above, are expected for the north coast, • partly because board members didn’t auspices of the Capitol Region Educa­ tion under Guatemalan martial Idw Lebanon's efforts to secure a quick VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) — with swells 10 to 15 feet, producing think the community was too interested tion Council. But that agency would ^ 1” copper Ernest, vice president of an oil withdrawal of Israel's 30,000 troops. . Mount St. Helens oozed lava in a potentially dangerous heavy surf,” Today is Wednesday, Feb. 9, the 40th day of 19*3 in Adventure Challenge. take a 10 percent commission to act as a $ ^ 2 9 reg. $6.99-fits %” iron drilling firm, was driven with his "A lot of things have to wait for dome-building eruption, but clouds and National Weather Service forecaster with 325 to follow. Pisch has vowed to continue the sponsor, Pisch said. Spanish girlfriend to the U S, Embassy answers," a Lebanese official said fog kept scientists from entering its Bill Hackel said. 'The moon is moving toward its new phase. program using whatever funds he can Adventure Challenge now works out ^ CAULKUP in a bullet- proof car after their release Tuesday. "The Beirut massacre com­ massive crater to determine if the A traveler’s advisory was in effect The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and find. The Hartford Foundation grant of an office supplied by the Board of ENERGY Tuesday from Guatemala City's Na­ mission's recommendations could de­ volcano is ready to blow its top. today at the Lake Tahoe Basin and up to Saturn. won’t be available for a year after it Education. Asked if the program could tional Police Jail. lay things." Scientists said they hoped for a break 3 inches of snow was expected to fall. The evening stars are Venus and Mars. expires, and corporations normally set operate independently of the board, Miss Monteverde told a news confer­ He spoke after the release of the in the weather today so they can land in At least she deaths have been blamed Those bom on this date are under the sign of their contribution budgets in January, Pisch said it could, "but I don’t know SAVINGS ence later at the Spanish Embassy findings of Israel's inquiry into the helicopters and measure the latest on furious storms that dumped up to 2 Aquarius. so it will take community donations to that I’d want to, because our purpose is S.WK slaughter at two Palestinian refugee keep Adventure Challenge running this Adtusts lo liH in Qsps loti by GoofS residence she wanted to "thank the growth of a new lobe of hot lava bulging feet of snow on New England, heavy William Henry Harrison, ninth president of the to work with kids in the school system.” bowsd ifTcomsr. cut st sngtM . cut too government for piacing us in liberty" camps in Beirut caused an abrupt end out of a crusty, 700-foot-high lava dome rains in California and lowered temper­ United States, was born Feb. 9, 1773. year, he said. Pisch said he’s considered expanding short or uhovsnty cut Ro-odtustsbls and that the couple still considered to Tuesday’s session of the Israel- on the crater floor. atures in the Plains and Midwest to On this date in history; \ About 40 students have already the program to other towns, which yssrs sftsr instsHation Guatemala "a very beautiful country." Lebanese troop withdrawal talks. The scientists said the dome- build­ below zero in the last three days. In 1825, the U.S. House of Representatives elected signed up for Adventure Challengee would give it a broader base from Ernest was silent during the 20- The confusion came as Prime ing eruption probably relieved pres­ Three people we.re killed in New John Quincy Adams as president. No candidate in the offerings this spring. ”I feel a commit­ which to raise money. ;Q99 Reg. 13.29 minute news conference but a U.S. Minister Chefik Wazzan disclosed sure from below, lessening the possibil­ England and one in New York. A man 1824 election had received the necessary maioirity. ment lo serve those students, regard­ Pisch got promises of support O 36" X 3 1/2” Embassy spokesman said the Colora­ Lebanon has written assurances from ity of a violent eruption, but bad was swept into a rain-swollen creek In 1950, Wisconsin Sen. Joseph McCarthy charged less of whether I receive a salary or Tuesday from local state representa­ dan was "real happy to be free" and Syria and the Palestine Liberation near La Honda, Calif., and a Wyoming the U.S. State Department was infested with not.” said Pisch, who is the only tives James J.McCavanagh and Carl weather Tuesday prevented the tests salaried person in the program. M-D On-Gard appeared to be in good physical Organization of their readiness to that would confirm whether a big blast man froze to death after his car got communists. ' R.Zinsser, who showed up at the silicone^ Door and Window condition. withdraw their forces from Lebanon. was imminent. stuck on the highway. In 1971, 64 people were killed when an earthquake organizational meeting. John C.Yavis tih a lliB i atrip shook Los Angeles. ADVENTURE CHALLENGE pro­ Jr., a local attorney who chaired the lubber In 1981, Poland’s Communist Party ousted Jozef vides rock climbing, caving, and Board of Education when Adventure StainlaaaStaal or Bronza Pinkowfski as premier and named Defense Minister sailing field trips to Manchester public Challenge was started, also pledged to caulk Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski to replace him. school students, mostly Junior high help the program. Help save energy by plugging small schoolers. This year, if it finishes the J. Maxwell O’Meara and Thomas A. air leaks that exist around your People talk year, it will serve about 150 students, home with durable GE Silicone npu- A thought for the day; American President William Benoit, two members of the Adventure aehold caulks. $530 REG. Henry Harrison said, "A decent and, manly Pisch said. Challenge board, have also agreed to GE Silicones bond to almost all examination of the acts of government should be not Most of the programs are three-day hpip the program continue, Pisch said. building materials - stand up to PER LIN. FT. $5.89 Lin. Ft. overnights for which students pay $35. heat, cmd, moisture.and most house­ 9 only tolerated but encouraged.” No smoking this year"s " greatest overcoi..ui uy me group s Quote of the day Pisch said the program is designed to hold chemicals. Remain flexible - Replacement Kitchen founder. Carolyn Brenner, resist shrinking, cracking or crum Countertop Placido Domingo has replaced Brooke Shields Then it was back to work on her ABC-TV movie, Robert Mitchum could never figure out what bling indoors or out. Easy tu use. Has s buiii-m lensioFMlor Dosiifve sspi as the American Lung Association's pin-up a new version about the execution of convicted the "Mitchum image” was. The 65-year-old actor around doors and windows On-Gsfd Available in white, clear -- a match waamt'Sino >s easy to install Bronjs o> person. The new Domingo poster will be unveiled murderess Barbara Graham. The new script told People magazine: "People started to say, for avery caulking job. silver colored nails turnished Feb. 14 when the association holds its first annual hints at her possible innocence. ’Get me a Mitchum’ type. I still don’t know what a filanrbrBtpr Hrralb Democrats set dates Replace your old kitchen countertop with a new GlamourTop kitchen media awards dinner to honor 38 national ‘Mitchum type’ is. My onlycbnoerawasnottobe Rlehard M. Diamond, Publiahar magazines that do not accept cigarette advertis­ ingratiating, not to flirt — to use the eyebrows, countertop. Easily, inexpensively and ing. Henreid remembers you know — and never catch myseif acting. I fill Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager from a faoulous selection of designer Domingo — an avid nonsmoker will ask diners in the empty places and they pay me for it. It’s to reexamine by-laws near him in a restaurant to stop smoking — on a Paul *Henreid was asked about the story that better than working.” JSPS 327-SOO VOL Cll, No. 110 |99 Reg. ’6” patterns and colors. poster with the slogan, "Smoking Spoils Your "Casablanca" — in which he starred -with 7 fits doors up to ALSO AVAILABLE Performance." Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman — PubHshod dally axcapt Sunday SugOMtod eimor ratM ora By Paul Hendrie ”We will discuss all aspects of the 36" X 84^’ The American Lung Assoclullon expects to line originally was.to have been cast with Ronald and oartain holidays by ths (1.20 woakly, $6.12 (or ona Herald Reporter rules as they relate to state party rules X IN CUSTOM SIZES Glimpses Manchsatar Publishing Co., 18 iTiontti, $18.36 (Of thraa tnonlha, and national party rules,” said Cum­ up sports and show-biz sonulllies for future Reagan. Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan. Bralnard Placs, Manohsatsr, $30.70 for tlx mofSItt and $81.40 j Patti Lupone, who won a tony for playing the The Democratic Town Committee mings. "At ihe hearings on the rules, T posters with the same siugun Conn. 06040. Sseond dtaaa (or ono yaar. lUall ralat ara executive committee may set the dates Henreid, on hand for the taped "Casablanca" title role in “Evita,” is rehearsing for a new poataga paid at Manohastsr, avaOaWa on raquaaL we also will encourage people to speak reunion on ABC’s "Good Morning America” that musical, "Ameiiica Kicks Up Its Heels,” to go into Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad­ ttiis week for four public hearings on on all issues of significance to them If it's worth will air Thursday, told JoelSiegal, "Iheardabout dress changes to the Manohoatsr To plaos a olaaaHltd or display the town party’s rules, to be held in concerning the town government.” previews March 3... ■ youxUm*, O SAWHIXTUI No superwoman it a couple of years later/ that this script was Herald, P.O. Box 891, advartlismsnt, or lo rspen a March, said Democratic Town Chair­ Cummings last month inflamed the Lina Wertmulier will begin, production of her Manchsatar, Conn. 06040. nawf lism, story or plolura Mae. It's worth originally for the B unit, that had planned latest film, “Ironiko Skerzo,” in Rome in man Theodore R. Cummings. wrath of some of the old-time town Manchester Lumber Lindsay Wagner, who played an electronic coll 6433711. Offlos hours ara The executive committee was slated superwoman in "The Bionic Woman,” was less possibly to use Ronnie Reagan for Bogart's part mid-February ... To subaorlbs, dr to rsport a 8:30 a.m. lo 6 p.in. Monday committee members, when he floated GE SUlconss. 255 Center St. • 643-5144,,^, TEinfl and Ann Sheridan for Ingrid Bergman’s part. dsMysry protSam, call 647-6646. through Friday. to meet Monday night, but rescheduled the idea of changing the rule that reg M ." STKEicr than super as a child. She had reading problems ' Luciano Pavarotti sings “Tosca” at London’s its meeting for Thursday night. Open Mon.-Sal. 7 A.M. to 5'P.M. she overcame in her teens. Now whether this is true or not, I don’t know." Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, oh Saturday Offics hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 requires town committee members to SALE 'J." p.m. Monday through Friday and Ths Manchsatar HsraM 'la a Cummings said each hearing would be elected on • slates, instead of mfr rebate *1.** Complata Mill facilities - 8 Hardwoods in Stock a Truiaas She recently took time out from shooting her Because the script was being written as they 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Oalivsry aerlbor to Unllsd Praps Inlar- Soma itami A pricca limilad lo quhntitwa oB liMd • S«bi«et lo Prior Sok Eric Douglas, son of Kirk Douglas, will star in be held in a different location in town,' individually. new television movie, ""I Want loLive," to accept were shooting. Henreid said, "We didn’t know we should ba made by 8 p.m. Mon­ onal nsws sarvloaa and Is a so town committee members from That idea may still be discussed, but Your Ne) Cost 'J ” an award from the Tikvah Institute for childhood were doing something exceptional." the national company of ’’Master Harold And The day through Friday and by 7:30 r msmbsr ol ths Audit Buraau of Boys.” to open In Boston March 7 ... u.m. Saturday. CIrculallons. three voting districts at a time could Cummings now has said there may be learning disabilities. Miss Wagner was hailed as attend. The meetings would be open to no such drastic rule changes emerging all town committee members. from the review of the by-laws. A 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Feb. 9, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Feb. 9, 1983 — 5 Richard M. Diamond,’Publlaher Dan Fitts, Editor opm ioH Alex Qlrelll, City Editor SALE J a c k : Big changes coming for Democrats A n d e r s o ii W ashington Marry-Qo-Round Five named to use committee Voter-making sessions slated Connecticut Democrats are Schneller, who is also on Hartford and Bemie McKinnon of Southington on board. The demonstrating once again how Fitzgerald’s committee, says The Board of Educatioil also will At sessions last week, 32 governor’s office is represented The Board of Directors Tuesday David Kahn, of 105 Ferguson Road, The registrars of voters have In addition to registering new they never like to let a dozen of the party isn’t exactly headed make five appointments to the people became Manchester vo­ , night appointed its five members an engineer and Robert B. Price, of scheduled two voter-making voters, registrars wili handle Capitol Comments back to the smoke-filled room, by Lee Hawkins of Norwalk, bipartisan committee. General ters. Eleven enrolled as Demo­ their leaders tackle a big job to a committee to study possibie 45 Huckleberry Lane, a former sessions this week in Marshall’s changes in party enrollments. but should be able to run a more and Joe Prevuznak of Torring- Manager Robert B. Weiss wiil crats, three enrolled as Republi­ when 60 on more will do as well. : uses for the Highland Park School, town director. Crosstown registrations for any ton. Such town chairmen as AI represent the town adniinistration Mall at the Manchester Par- cans, and three did not enroil in So it isn't surprising Ijiat State Bob Conrad deliberative and flexible con­ ' which is expected to be closed as a Connecticut town and changes Old habit on the committee, the Highland kade. They will be Thursday a party. There were 15 cros­ Chairman Jim Fitzgerald of vention in 1984. Rioux of Newington, Ted Cum­ 'result of shrinking school The two Republican appoint­ in address within Manchester Park School P.T.A. will make an from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and stown registrations. Syndicated Columnist ONE THING is certain about mings of Manchester and Mary enrollments. ments were Vincent L. Diana, of Saturday from a.m. to 2:30 will also be handled. East Hartford has hand-picked appointment and Building Com­ 11:30 the first big step toward 1984 by Ann Doran of Danbury are with The three Democratic appoint­ 141 Pitkin St., an attorney and 65 Democrats from around the mittee Chairman Paul F. Phillips p.m. Connecticut Democrats. Their it. ments were John W. Thompson, of Marty Shea, of Boulder Road, an state to work on guidelines for paid off will seiwe as an ex officio member. choosing 60 delegates to the chairman has brought together 118 Autumn St., a former mayor; accountant. national convention next year. Barbara Gordon of West they are hot stuff at the polls, what Schneller and Mrs. Gor­ The legislative contingent, in Much of the lineup for that Hartford, who co-chairs Fitzge­ are going along with these don call a true cross-section of addition to Schneller, also in­ convention will depend on what rald's Delegate Selection Rules changes because they are finlly leaders for the rules selection cludes other leadership talent for Wilson Hawaii trip winners Join Our Group happens in a presidentiai pref­ committee. Committee with State Comp­ realizing that they have lost like Deputy House Majority The following are this week's Mrs. Everett Carlson, Nola Barrett, erence primary ne'xt March 27. troller Ed Caldwell of Bridge­ three of the last four national It has such pillars of the Leader Tim Moynihan of East winners in the Manchester Herald’s Linda Pisch, Chrol Person, A. Slo­ NCL CRUISE (The date must be confirmed or port, said the initial meeting elections. Hartford as well as freshman gesky, Sharon Simler, Louise Bell, SALE! liberal community as Nora WASHINGTON — With a habit •trip-to-Hawaii contest. possibly changed by the Gen­ Andrew and Rosemary Tyskiewica, last week went well. That is The party's Hunt Commis­ Engel of Norwalk, Mary Sulli­ Susan Barrett of Fairfield. he developed in the CIA, renegade , Eleanor Rook, Ms.Patsy Kochin, May 21st eral Assembly.) Dave Forman, Jacquelyn Campion, partly because of Fitzgerald's sion, with State Senator Dick van of Greenwich and Marc agent Edwin P. Wilson was able to Sandra Ludill, Margaret Hudson, Belle ONLY A FEW CABINS LER I But after the primary, Fitzge­ touch in finding people to Schneller of Essex playing a Zucker, Dorothy Rose, Lillian Carlson, Mr. Rudolph Smetana, B. Jones. I color print Caplan of Hartford. It has such If there is friction over the lubricate his illicit infernational G.M. White. Mrs. C. Livingstone, rald's committee will move in protect all of the constituencies leading role, is responsible for Sheila Williams. - Port* of Call - organization regulars as John changes, Fitzgerald seems de­ business deals by greasing the Karen and Clayton Hence, Janet and enforce the "guidelines" to in the party, and partly because steering Democrats into a sharp ■' Mike Haberern, Mary Sullivan, A.C. Wrabel of Fairfield, Tom palms of key officials here and Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Staum, Mary Grand Cayman bland see that the interests of the termined to overcome it with Slogesky, Mary Jacobs, Nancy Martel, i film. no one really has a favorite U-turn this time. McLarney of Waterbury, Mau­ numbers. But the committee’s abroad. ^ Mary Jaworski, Mr. William E. Smith, Lippling, Fred Beecher, R.G. Storrs, Ocho Rios, Jamaica candidates as well as various candidate yet anyway. SOME DEMOCRATS say Maryann Satryb, Mrs. D. Maxim. reen Satti of New London, and start is another reminder that I reported last week the allega­ Pauline Lautenbach. I developing elements of the party at home The makeup of the national something went wrong with the Arlene Robinson, J. McCormick, K. Cozumel, Mexico M a r i o^n Newberg of the winds of 1984 politics are tions by a former Wilson aide that Vivian Price, Bruno Ladyga, Kellie C-12 are represented fairly. convention, with more than process as it evolved from the Hudson, Gordon Filbig, Walter Private, Out bland • Kodacolor, Fuji or 3M color print flim Middletown. stirring, and will be blowing he witnessed Sen. Strom Thur­ Kietz, Corinne Eckhardt, Maicolm C-20 “ GUIDELINES” in this in­ 3,900 delegates overall, will reform movement of 1968. They Wilson, Doris Curtis, Ernest Prescott, Buckus, John Messenger, and Thomas Valid Feb. 9,10,11.12 Fitzgerald has installed such down its neck soon enough to mond, R-S.C., accept cash payoffs Jacobs. V or C-24 Color C-41 rolls. stance is a fancy word for reflect profound changes in the suspect that the reformers -D.B. Luko, Raymond Martina Jr. s«»l090 SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP justify this early attack on its on tw o ’ occasions. The Justice sticking with the ruies and rules since the last one in 1980 to foisted more purity on the party labor leaders as Dom Badolato wo-k. (Syndicated by The He­ Department is investigating thp 555 MAIN ST. 638 Main Street 36 exposure>sure rollroil oolJUumy^ _ seeing that the political ma­ name a presidential candidate. than any political organization of New Britain, Betty Tianti of MANCHSTER rald of New Britain). allegations, which Thurmonjl g^ ^ ^ ve l service Manchester, CT 06040 643-7369 NO40 ILIMIT neuvering isn't too obvious. Democrats, who like to think could handle and still work. Newington, Bill O’Brien of West flatly denied. 6 4 3 -2 1 6 5 ------^jCoupon must accompany orde Another ex-associate claims he witnessed payoffs to several In Manchester members of Congress. One was actually bold enough . to visit Wilson’s corporate headquarters o f in Washington, D.C. and pick up envelopes full of cash. Downtown Cleaning up On one occasion, a senator, no longer in Congress, accepted a payoff in a Capital Hill bathroom, Manchester relates the source. Fearful .of • Maternity on nature's work discovery, the senator insisted that clothes he and Wilson’s courier crowd into a stall, where the swag was passed • Uniforms If you haven’t shoveled over an unshoveled sidewalk. to the sound of a flushing toilet. your walk by now, you’re in It’s awkward. It’s uncomfor­ • Loungewear 1 trouble with the Manchester table at best. It's hard work ■i ONE THING is certain: Wilson • Bra & Corset police. And sometimes it leads to knew at least half a dozeen Fittings According to the police broken bones and nice, fat members of Congress he felt department, you've got 24 lawsuits. entitled to ask for favors. One • Breast Form former associate said Wilson hours after a storm ends to Lawsuits cost a lot more sometimes paid off his congres­ for Masectomysl get outside with a shovel or than $2 for the first offense sional pals by picking up the VELOURS SPORT SHIRTS 1 snowblower. and $2 for every hour salaries of various secretaries. SWEATERS Nature’s latest deluge afterward. In most cases, the initial contact ended — officially, by police So shovel already. were made at Wilson’s sprawling department standards — at 9 P S. The same message Virginia estate, where the hunting 20% OFF $ T 00 $ 1 9 0 0 $1 R o o a.m. on Tuesday. was considered some of the best in Maternity Reg. to *40“ may well be sent to the town, 1 Rag. to ’ 30“ 1 1 So at 9 this morning it was which doesn’t plan to shovel the Washington area. Introxicated Loungewear & M Reg- »o ’2 0 “ all over. Shovel — or face a " REIW.HANC/., Yflim 1SAIPI Y(fl8 DONESnC CjUTS 1 MEANT FooD STAMPBANP MSWaRE by the camaraderie of the sporting “ The Great Divide” in the life, and im p r e s t by the other Uniforms_____ possible fine. middle of Main Street until MOT CUAUltSANPmMA....” movers and shakers who knew Re/eenne Manseau - ownar ir WINTER JACKETS ir 1 Lt. Walter Cassells of the Thursday. Wilson, the congressional guest Manchester Police Depart­ The mass of snow down the would figure that his host must be 631 Main St, Manchester OPEN: M O N -SA T 0:30-5:30 ment says some homeowners center of Main Street is all right. have a curious attitude when certainly an improvement Open forum / Readers' views At least two high^evel officials THURS. TILL 0:30 MAINE $ ^ n 0 0 LONDON c /% 0 0 b l a c k C O O it comes to shoveling. over last year, when Main in the Carter White House got to SALE NOW THRU SAT FEB. 19th FOG D U DEVIL / J “ Some people feel they Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 know Wilson that way. One of them GUIDE Street merchants yelled be­ Reg. M25-M50 Reg.‘225 | didn’t put it there in the first may have delayed the investiga­ Reg. M10-M30 cause snow was piled to the tion of Wilson because of their place so why should they take sides of the street. Those friendship — or because the children’s television. something constructive about it? it away,’’ he says. side-'of-the-street banks prosecutors were getting uncom­ Farewell, Hale After 41 years of business, Mr. Isn’t one of them big enough to take He says when the police tell fortably close to Billy Carter’s ■A“ SHOE DEPT. ★ created obstacle courses for Wilmot is closing his store. We will the first step and go in person to them to take care of it “ or Libyan shenanigans. Main Street customers and To the Editor: miss him. look up the other and say OK, so On June 25, 1981,1 reported that WRIGHT ' else,” the threat of “ or else” migraine headaches for The economy nowadays is not kind let’s sit down now and straighten FLORSHIEM MANISTEE We’d alwsys heard it called the Justice Department had evi­ Arch Preservers usually works. merchants. to either small neighborhood stores this mess out? “ Super Hale’s,” so even after we dence that Wilson and his partner, In Manchester, though, Pushing the snow to the or human needs -agencies, but a I think they all need to be ^o^ehead QUectiori moved into its neighborhood and another ex-CIA man named Frank that “ or else " is pretty mild. grant request should be made to the reminded from the president of the $OCOO center of Main Street is a noticed the store front sign Terpil, were “ known to bribe U.S. district to the mayor and the $ 2 5 0 0 $ 2 5 0 0 If a police officer issues you a workable temporary “ L. H. HALE S PER STORES” Department of Mental Health to government officials to enhance Reg. ‘95 manager of the town and all the Fine Furniture Crahed In The Tradition W summons for an unshoveled solution. (sic), we, like our neighbors, would subsidize the Hale’s Super Store in­ their businesses.’ I referred to a day on down that it is us the O f Early American Simplicity Of Design. 7 prs. only 8D, 9C, IOC, 10'AC walk, it’s $2 for the first say, "L e t’s walk to Super Hale’s.” stitution for the sake of our former Energy Department offi­ SPORT CASUAL Reg. *61” taxpayers who are paying their 3 LOAFER STYLES Reg. to *62” But note the word tempor­ It was the first “ real” place our neighborhood children. cial who subsequently was con­ incident. And it's an addi­ salary. They should try to earn it. ary. The hill of snow in the girls could go by themselves, feeling victed of taking illegal gratuities tional $2 an hour until the Janet N. Meisner Perhaps it is time for a complete middle of Main Street poses a from Wilson. walk is cleaned up. very independent to be crossing 25 Raymond Road change all the way around. SUITS Al! you have to do is take a hazard to crossing pedestri­ East Center Street. And what As a resident of the town and the Solid sturdy construction in LONDON FOG T E R P IL L A T E R told Mike TOP COATS caisual walk down any side ans, who cannot be seen by wonders were there when they district, I am NOT at all happy hard rock maple and choice • 57 Only arrived! Thirty-nine cent toys, On notice Wallace of “60 Minutes” that he • Velours street in Manchester to see traffic. It is also a hazard to with the services from either one — northern hard woods. Rich All Weather Coats • Light Colors “ penny” candy that still cost only and Wilson had bribed military drivers trying to turn onto or the way they are doing their grains highlighted by pain­ • Cashmeres how many people skirt the To the Editor; officers for inside information, • No Alterations Main Street. pennies, mysterious “ notions” that jobs. This town should become • Wools (Unlined Only) law, however. And “ casual” that they had also paid off a State staking sanding, staining and seemed to have been there since unified and have someone in I think it’s time to put reponsibll- Department official for help with handrubbed finish. Now at very is probably not the wisest The town’s snow crews their mother’s childhood. charge who will see to it that the ity where it belongs. The article false passports. choice of words. should be put on this snow- They could, and often did, spend people get the coverage and special savings. quoting Betty Sadloski, appearing $4 Q 00 There’s nothing particu­ removal project as soon as hours exploring the treasures, services they are paying for. A former employee of Wilson’s in the Manchester Herald on Jan. told my associate Dale Van Atta larly casual about stumbling possible. leaving only after I had telephoned At this rate w e'll be seeing CORNER CABINET 1 $ ° * 5 0 “ ® 31, stated it was the responsibility how his ex-boss’ bribery worked; 1 9 5 0 Mr. Wilmot, “ Would you please tell notices from merchants in the area 1 iL 61/ Reg. to ‘20

PRESBENTS DOWNTOWN SALE V BRTMMY 1 SALE Bozzuto won't be candidate, but he keeps his options open Panel holds off study Milford fronton Proposal would allow today, " said Bozzuto, a Watertown governor will prekent the budget to manship, although he had said he Bozzuto, who failed in a bid for "Heaven knows I don't love would consider taking the pos^ if HARTFORD (UPl) - Former resident who runs an insurance United Technologies, but I do have lawmakers on Wednesday. the Republican U.S. Senate nomi­ the right conditions developed^ has new owners state Senate Republican leader agency in a place in my heart for the 25,000 or "I predict that what he will do is of resource recovery Keno in restaurants Richard Bozzuto has put his party nation in 1980 and the party's to continue the hodge-podge of His formal announcement not to 30,000 workers” employed by the MILFORD (UPI) — A Bridgeport businessman on notice he will not seek the state gubernatorial nomination last taxation that he has right now seek the post clears the way for HARTFORD (UPI) — A proposal would wait until after the public He also criticized tne state’s company at Pratt & Whitney, he and 23 other investors have become the new chairmanship or be a candidate for year, also said he had no current without facing up to the real Thomas D'Amore, executive di­ ' HARTFORD (UPI) - Plans to study report, which committee members that would expand the state's gambling hearings before deciding whether to congressional delegation for hold­ said. owners of the Milford Jai Alai fronton. higher office. plans to seek any office. rector of Republican Sen. Lowell '■ 'operations of the Connecticut Resour- said may have addressed the issues industry to include Keno in restaurants support the proposals. ing a meeting to discuss last Bozzuto also said he expected spending decisions that he's got to A. W. Oppenheimer, executive director of the But even while making the Though not running for any­ make," Bozzuto said. Weicker's re-election campaign, to ces Recovery Authority have been they planned to examine. and lounges will get a look from from a Keno operators would have to pay w eek's announcement 2,300 O’Neill to propose a series of tax . Division of Special Revenue, said “ the closing announcement, he left himself thing, Bozzuto sounded like a Bozzuto never said officially he be elected as party chairman on "" shelved after legislative committee If the committee does proceed with legislative committee. $100,000 for a license and a $25,000 workers would be laid off or take increases in the state's proposed was completed (Tuesday) and now we have new room to maneuver should the candidate as he criticized Demo­ would seek the GOP state chair­ Feb. 22. members learned the job already may the review, it might want to examine It was the latest proposal thrown into annual renewal fee and pay a percent early retirement at Pratt & Whit­ budget for the next fiscal year. The owners. 'There were no problems.” political climate change to his cratic Gov. William O'Neill and have been done. whether the CRRA should be given a hodge-podge of bills Tuesday to either state tax on gross revenues, under the ney Aircraft. The legal arrangments for the $15.5 million sale advantage. some members of his own party r . The Program Review and Investiga- additional duties, said Senate Majority expand or limit gambling and endingor bill sponsored by Rep. Abraham Giles, were “ 97 percent complete” Monday, said ■'1 don't see any potential that I who have broken with the tradi­ "Just pure pup, absolutely no­ ; -tions Committee Tuesday decided to Leader Richard Schneller,. D-Essex, al^ extending moratoriums on the lucra­ D-Hartford. Lawrence Schwartz of Bridgeport, an attorney would be a candidate again tional GOP stands on some issues. thing," Bozzuto said of the meeting < ^ o ld off on its pianned review of the member of the panel. tive industry. Giles has already sponsored a bill to and spokesman for the buyers. frankly, but who knows'.’ Lightning A group of House Republicans is concerning the reduction in the i ^uasi-public authority untii committee “ Are there other areas within this No less than 32 gambling bills have establish casino gambling in hotels in Oppenheimer said a document which arrived in is liable to strike." he said backing a bill that would require workforce at the United Technolo­ ; m em bers have read a state Depart- whole waste disposal problem that been channeled through the Legisla­ the Hartford area and another measure the mail Tuesday was all that was needed to close Tuesday. companies to give advance notice ‘ Tment of Environmental Protection CRRA should be dealing with?" asked ture's Public Safety Committee, whioh would do the same in Bridgeport. gies Corp. subsidiary. the deal. Bozzuto made his remarks at a of plans to shut down or relocate I Schneller, who cited hazardous waste has decided to hold public hearings on Giles said he has proposed casino ^report on the authority. The fronton's current owners, a group of news conference called to an­ out of state, a measure tradition- "If they were really concerned : ; The DEP report was prepared by disposal .ps one issue that might be the entire range of proposals despite gambling as a way to provide needed Florida men operating in Connecticut as the nounce officially he would not seek lally opposed by Republicans. about United Technologies walk in. better handled under the authority. reservations by the panel's chairmen. jobs to urban residents and also raise \ >DEP Deputy Commissioner John W. Saturday Corp., willl hold a $4.5 million mortgage the GOP chairmanship, a position "It something was a bad idea a tell them what they want and make \ In addition to the CRRA, the program Rep. Dominick Swieszkowski, D- revenue for communities and the state. !lAnderson and recommended several on the fronton. The men own another fronton in he never formally announced he year ago and two years ago and damn sure they deliver. in.stead of ; ‘changes to the CRRA, including giving review committee voted to review New Britain, the House chairman, said The proedure to draft the bill drew a 'ataman, lolcCnter^ Dania, Fla. would seek. four years ago it's a bad idea playing games," Bozzuto said. I *the DEP more control over the certain aspects of the Department of he was personally opposed to introduc­ strong protest from Rep. Eugene Transportation in light of alleged Two banks are making major mortgage loans ing Keno or casino gambling, but went Migliaro, R-Wolcott. a.stiff opponent of t lauthority. for the purchase — First Bank of New Haven for ’ I The authority has yet 'to put a corruption in the DOT. along with drafting the bill in order to casino gambling. The committee staff has narrowed $4.2 million and the Marine Midland Bank in New give freshman members of the com­ Townwide survey planned ' ‘ resource recovery plant in continued York City, $3.3 million. Migliaro accused Swieszkowski of ant/ t/^X/y-ientn tt^ta/n tt/^antAes/er, ^cnnac/tcm/ 06040 ^ 'operation and also has been criticized the focus of two aspects of the DOT mittee a chance to hear the issue. running “ roughshod" overthecommit­ review involving DOT policies and The 24 partners buying the Milford fronton are I ; ^or its involvement in a failed garbage- Keno is similar to bingo, except- tee because the chairman lumped the procedures on surplus property and investing $4 million, including $900,000 from F. < ito-energy plant built in Bridgeport. numbered squares are used. The first Keno bill with two others Migliaro contracts. Francis D'Addario and six members of his I The program review committee family, according to documents on file with the player to match five numbers wins. favored to improve benefits for Bolton Republicans map ; kyoted to review how the CRRA operates ThecoRtmittee will examine only Division of Special Revenue. veterans. President's Birthday Specials * lin light of the criticism that the agency how the DOT disposes of surplus D'Addario, part owner of the Claridge Hotel Sen. Anthony Avallone, D-New * !has failed to accomplish the job for property and\not how it acquires Haven, a fm lawmaker who serves as Migliaro told Swieszkowski that by and HI Ho Casino in Atlantic City, N.J., will be calling for one vote on all three bills, ^ h ic h he was created a decade ago. property as'nghls of way and will limit vice president, and Leonard Meyers, 48, of Senate chairman of the committee, 1983 campaign strategy •' L However, committee members its review of how contractors and said he had not drawn any firm "you are putting members of this Fairfield and Boca Raton, Fla., will be president. committee at a disadvantage and you I tagreed to put the study on hold Tuesday consultants are chosen to highway and He is Investing $400,000. conclusions one way or the other on the * ;when Riven conies of Anderson’s bridge projects. merits of legalizd gambling. He said he don't have a right to do that.” Bv Richard Codv opinions of present town officials. members at the meeting Tuesday Super Savings - Super Specials Herald Reporter A special subcommittee was set had a copy of the Tuesday a f up to design the language of the Manchester Herald which con­ BOLTON - Republican Town survey. It will be reporting back to tained a letter from Democratic Our Birthday Gift to YOU! “The Place For Antiques” Committee members mapped out the full committee next month. Town Committee Chairman Aloy- 198,3 campaign strategy Tuesday, a The questions will in part be sius J . Ahearn lambasting William plan that includes a limit on derived from surveys previously Fehling. a Republican finance WO have an n o contentiousness and for the first taken of the town, like the survey board candidate and the vice time a survey of townspeople. Planning Technician Stuart B. chairman of the town committee. extensive — From Our Ladies Department — Republicans usually dominate Popper took about a year ago that In the letter. Ahearn describes municipal elections in this tow n. In the Planninig Commission is bas­ Fehling as a pest at public assortment i^PEARL BUCKS 1981, they swept the slate, and ing part of the new town plan on. meetings, and a divider of Republi­ Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter Clothing — Democrats gained seats only According to the strategy can party unity. of wood and metal where minority representation law adopted by committee members The two candidates (Ahearn is allowed — save one.. Democrat Tuesday, residents can expect that running for a fourth term on the Slacks, Skirts, Blouses, Shirts, Sweaters, Jackets, fpicture frames. First .Selectman Henry P Ryba flyers describing the candidates Board of Selectmen) swapped Vi and their positions will be circu­ barbs last week in the paper. p ia c e — MARKET successfully held off Republican Coats, and Suits ISow, reduced 30% to 60%. Carl .-y Preuss. These two are lated townwide three times this In light of this, town committee ererv again opposing each other for season beginning March 27. The members voted to "campaign on lUtle' ' In The Manchester Mall election in May. \\ papers will be brought around by the issues and be constructive in Republican officials said they the committee’s "Dawn Patrol. ” our campaign.” committee Chair­ the iritroelf ef melhltivJt | iM nff" hope the strategy they developed The committee is also planning man Lawrence A. Converse said. oowTifrvw*<)ow(

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Obituaries Blaze levels Bolton home Manchester 47 I East Catholic 53 Cheney Tech 81 Portland 71 r action at the Black Hhights’ gym. Oareer point for the Knights. The the league table. Conard and Hall Highlanders, who were third in the there in two games. Hawkins hit "Everyone contributed again VERMONT CLEANER • senior guard entered the contest are in front, each trailing Penney. conference coming in, drops them mostly long-range jumpers, made tonight. It was a team victory,” K D l i i ! The victory was the ISth in as with 996 points and totaled 14 to Manchester took the jayvee to 8-4 in COC play and 9-5 overall. said Silvia. UNO MR6AIN ■Hh pwchaM of itwalry available with Elliott doing his IMacaMn 30% Off taPII I SPORTS NETWORK 'many outings for the Black finish with a total of 1,010 points to contest, 16-23. Heather Hohenthal, Four Techmen hit in twin damage inside. Steve Morrison had a team-high 14 ACRE8-te,8(KI : Knighta, who go to lS-0 in the date; She is the first female eager Michelle Morianos and Shelly figures, led by 6-foot-3 junior Bob 28 points to pace the Highlanders. Offer good thru February 28 Husky Boys Dress Shirts Sizes 10-20 " I f he (Elliott) can penetrate, it $S80 DOWN league with the decision. The in Pehney history to score over Carrier each had 10 points for the Elliott’s career-high 31 points. His opens up shots for Hawkins^” said Cheney’s next outing is Friday .Severe recession forces Qirls and Boys P.j.’t Open Up To A World Of Bettor : setback snaps an Indian aeven- 1,000 points. 13-2 young Indians. previous best were a pair of Silvia. night at Cromwell High at 8 timber company to sacrifice Girls Robes Television On Cox Cable ; game winning streak and drops The Black Knight lead went to Penney (45)— Bojko 7 0-1 14, 19-point productions earlier this Cheney’s lead was 18-16 at the o’clock. land 15 beautiful parcels Youths & Boys Flannel Shirts ' them to 5-5 in the CCIL and 9-6 24-10 at the half and 35-22 alter White 0 0-0 0, Vail 0 0-0 O, Brown 3 year. turn and 35-33 at the intermission. Cheney Tech (81)— Hawl'ins 6 near lakes It ski areas will be Fine Jewelry At Truly Afiordeble Prices overall. three periods. 0-0 6, Redman 20-74, Lewis B 3-421, “ I think Elliott has found out The margin was extended to 54-49 4-4 16, Elliott 13 5-6 31, Frran'S 1-3 sold at bargain prices. Mtttens and Hats Tara Lewis had a game-high 21 Bumat 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 3-12 45. Parcels from 10-20 acres 141 Center SI.,Manche$tef 'Qst thff TV EntmlalnniMt "Penney showed us tonight why when he gets the ball in the center, after three periods with the Beav­ 11. Westry 1 0-0 2, Mitchell 2 6-7 10, points to pace Penney. Patti priced from W.OOO For direc­ i»crrt»s from Bmaa Cotot% Many Other Unadvertised Specials it is the top team iii the league,” Manchester (30)— Walrath 1 0-2 he has to go to the hoop,” said ers able to move out in the closing Melendez 10-0 2. Totels 32 17-22 81. you ^ r v « . Call us today Wojnarowski had 5 points and Lisa tions, call: , 6494537 m m said Manchester L4>ach Steve 2. Shaw 0 0-0 0, Kohut 2 2-2 6. Silvia, in his rookie campaign at eight minutes. Portland (71)— Caso 1 11-12 i3, 802.694-1831 at G4G>6400 for a t o a ^ i : Armstrong.^ “They played very Christensen, Paige Young and Jen Christensen 30-4 6, Markham 0 0-0 the helm. "F o r 10 games he would S.Morrison 12 4-9 28, Bass 2 2-3 6, Nouis ten rn 10 i n Nick Foran added 11 points and • d o A M -0-.M P M - 7 D A Y S ; aggrcHive and tough delense and Kohut 6 apiece for the Silk 0, MorianOs 0 0-0 0, Dalone 1 0-0 2, •Layaways Sal 10 } tiwi Ml •Gift Certificates CASH — VISA - MASTERCARD Cable TV lnatallatlon15£r take a turnaround jumper from Mike Mitchell off the bench B.Morrison 2 0-0 4, Coleman 11-13, took us away from all of the things Towners. Young 3 0-0 6, Wojnarowski 4 0-0 8. eight feet. He'd get 10 to 16 points chipped in to markers for Cheney. Johnson 7 1-2 15, Bransfield 10-0 2. n t like ^to do offensively. Manchester’s, next ^utlng Is Totals 14 2-7 30. but pick up no fiiiils and no Viiri Westry, ^ d Mitchell, took Totals 26 19-27 71______■ I MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., l-eb. », 1983 - 11

10 - MANCHESTERIc forced into All- Star action by an coming here and I said, ‘Sure, but $150,000 last year for his racing skills...Snow last expected to again be a financial angel for the New has gambling interests is not in the from the commissioner telling me injury to No. 1 Canucks goaltender how often do you get a chance to shot. Monday was a welcomed sight for many best interest of baseball, even that I'm out as far as my baseball about six days a month.” <■ Dino Ciccarelli tied it at 3:01 of England Relays in June, as it was last year. A Mantle is one of the most populate Richard Brodeur. Garrett came in play in a game like this?’’’ •skiers.One long-time skier, who has taken to one-time athlete, Hauschild is a graduate of the though the former Yankee connections go,” said I^ntle. “I midway through the second period Gretzky, who is no stranger to the second period and he set up cross country skiing with much success, and slugger's new job will have nothing knew it was going to happen. Lee players ever to wear a Yankee; Minnesota teammate Tom U.S. Coast Guard Academy...Total of 46 men and uniform. A three-time Most Valua^ with the score 2-2 to relieve Murray multi-goal games, gave the credit pleasure, is Matt Neill. He reported facilities women from a list of over 100 were submitted for to do with gambling. MacPhail (American League pres­ Bannerman; he stopped eight for this one to the same folks he McCarthy for the tie-breaker at were fair to good when the snow was sufficient at ident) called me a nd told me that it ble Player in the Americaa" 14:51, as the Campbells ran off five consideration to the Manchester Sports Hall of League, Mantle compiled a .298' shots in that period and allowed usually does — his Edmonton Guy City State Park...Many fine compliments Fame Committee for evaluation.There are nine " I have told Mickey that 1 have would happen. He (Kuhn) did it to only one third-period goal. Oilers teammates. His first goal consecutive goals. have been trickling in regarding the junior tennis committee members who expressed their choi­ no choice,” said Kuhn. "His Willie, he had to do it to me. lifetime average and hit 536 home “Garrett was tremendous,” said was assisted by fellow Oilers Jari Among the All-Stars Garrett classes conducted by Dan Kennedy, pro­ ces. Several nominations have also been received situation is like Willie Mays. ”1 wasn't doing that much in runs in 17 seasons with the Kurri and Paul Coffey and his showed up at the game was the Yankees. He retired in 1968 and Wales Coach Al Arbour. "He was manager. at the Manchester Racquet Club. for the popular Unsung Awards, given to Denny Baseball and casino employment baseball anyway. I don’t have any very effective for them.” second was set up by Edmonton’s NHL’s leading goalie, Pete Peel­ Carlin and John Phelps the last two years for their are inconsistent. This follows the hard feelings toward the commis­ was elected to the Hall of Fame in Mike Bossy, who had been Mark Messier and Kurri. Messier ers of Boston, who actually pul the many years of assisting the athletic programs in pattern I set in 1969 when I said sioner. He’s not really depriving 1974. robbed by Garrett in the second also chipped in on the last two for Campbell’s first goal in himself Oft the cuff Manchester without any remuneration...Man­ owners could not be involved in Las me of much. My only association Although he will not be able to be- three assists in the last period. when he tried to steer a rebound employed by any baseball team, period, said, "I thought we had the Renovations are under way in the main chester Bass Masters, in cooperation with the Vegas casinos. with the Yankees has been as a opportunities, but we couldn’f "It helps when you play with behind the net. Recreation Department, will offer free work­ "I would much prefer that both spring training batting instructor while he is associated with the; capitalize on them. Give the credit your teammates," Gretzky said. “I scored the first goal for them, dining-meeting room at the Manchester Country hotel and casino. Mantle will be Club. . .Ralph DeNicolo, unlike a small number of shops for youngsters, age 7-14, Feb.14-15 at the of them were in baseball and I hope for the last 14 years. If you can call to Garrett hnd to Gretzky. They "They knew where I was going to so I figured I was a shoo- in for the Mahoney Rec Center, Parents are invited to in time it can be worked out. it a batting instructor. Mostly, permitted to play in Old. Timers’ really played like All-Stars.” be and I guess they wanted me to car," Peelers said. die-hard winter golfers, has not had his golf clubs games, mingle with players and out since late last fall...Bill Dumas, publicist for attend. "Mickey understood I would what 1 did was stand around, sign a have to go this way if he accepted few autographs and do some public enter dressing rooms. Garrett tremendous Two skeins extended Bolton cagers up: photo LANNY MCDONALD GOES FLYING in goal for winners TONIGHT . . . after tripping over Bryan Trottler as Bullets top Celtics 7 College basketball: Wake topple RHAM Forest vs. Marland, ESPN UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPl) - 7:30 NBA: Celtics vs. Knicks, The Prince of Wales Conference, 10 more from Brown, extended into it.” Channel 9, WINF BOLTON— It was a night for TAC decision due which had hammered out victory LANDOVER, Md. (UPl) - The hall ol the crowd goes for the 8 College basketball: St. John’s their margin in the third stanza to- Celtics.” Ballard said. "It just Parish hit a six-foot hook shot offense as Bolton High outscored after victory in the NHL All-Star once-hapless Washington Bullets vs. Georgetown, USA Cable RHAM High. 88-70, in Charter Oak 57-42 with eight minutes to play. Game, got nailed by an unlikely are on a six-game winning streak makes it so much sweeter to beat with 12 seconds left in regulation to lift Boston to a 90- 90 tie. 9 College basketball: Wisconsin Conference basketball action The visitors were forced to foul duo Tuesday night. and seem to be getting their act the Celtics at home — a whole lot vs. Ohio State, ESPN (taped) in the final canto with Bolton on sweeter" Washington, which scored only Tuesday night at the Bulldogs' N.E. Relays stand chance Wayne Gretzky, who deserved to together. 10 MISL: Spirit vs. Steamers. gym in Bolton. target on 17-of-25 tries. The be there, and John Garrett, who Jeff Ruland scored 21 points and Boston, 37-12. hurt its own cause 12 points in the fourth quarter, lost Bulldogs overall were 24-for-33 by making only 17-of-36 free the ball at the buzzer to force an USA Cable (taped) The win lifts the Bulldogs to 4-8 in was just happy to be, combined to Don Collins hit a key layup late in the conference and 5-9 overall from the foul stripe with Brown give the Campbell Conference only Tuesday night's game to give the throws. overtime. hitting 11 times and Peterson 4. "They certainily weren’t free while the setback drops the Sa­ its second victory in eight meet­ Washington Bullets a 104-101 over­ chems to 6-8 overall and also 4-8 in Todd Farley had 20 points, John of hosting National 10-K ings with the Wales, a 9-3 victory in time victory over the Boston tonight,” Boston coach Bill Fitch Washington, 23-25, has created a Tarbox 15 and Ken Babik 14 to pace said. "They were expensive. The new look with the acquistion of free the COC. the ,35th classic. Celtics. Connors There were a pair of career highs the Sachems. "I thought we had the opportuni­ The Bullets lost nine straight free throw is a misnomer" agent guard Ricky Sobers and the Feb.l5.”We have a 50-50 chance of Pound Weight Throw will be for the Bulldogs with Jeff Peterson Bolton's next outing is Friday By Earl Yost contested in another state, Mis­ ties but we didn’t capitalize on before the start of their current Boston trailed 64-50 early in the mending of injuries to Frank night at home against Portland Sports Editor being selected,” Mistretta said. third quarter but scored the next 13 Johnson and Collins. For the first dumping home 33 points and guard Endorsements from national tretta said. However, MCC offi­ them," said New York Islanders’ steak Ted Brown 27. Bolton was 32-for-55 High at 8 o’clock. Silver lining in the past seven right wing Mike Bossy. “Give the With Washington leading 100- 99, points — including six by Parish — time in years, the Bullets are Bolton (88)— Brown 8-11-27, years during part one of the annual long distance running figures, cials have been advised that the pushing the ball up the floor. in easy from the field in securing the Amby Burfoot, Johnny Kelley and combined North America, South . credit to Garrett and to Gretzky. Collins' driving baseline layup to trail 64-63. Peterson 14-5-33, Ferguson 3-3-9, two-day New England Relays at They were really All-Star,s over Robert Pari.sh increased the Washington, although outscored "The team has been using a little decision. John Vitale, proclamining Man­ America and Central America of the fast break variety,” Bullets “We pressed them the whole way Owen 2-0-4, Cusano 1-1-3, Richard­ Manchester High’s Pete Wigren championship will be staged for tonight.” Bullets' lead to three with 40 23-18 in the third quarter, scored son 0-0-0, Haloburdo 0-0-0, Maneg- Track has been the staging of the chester to be a hot-bed for distance the last six points to take a 78-72 coach Gene Shue said. "We're and got good shots,” said Bolton running were echoed to TAC the pounderous strong men Gretzky’s All-Star record four seconds left in the overtime period. Coach Dave Leete. “We had three gia 0-0-0, Fletcher 4-2-10. Totals National 56pound weight throw. goals wound up overshadowing the Parish followed with a a layup lead into the final quarter. trying to run more and we've been triumph This year the promotion, co­ officials in hopes of bringing the instead. . "We didn’t run at all in the first getting easier baskets that helps good quarters and scored a lot of 32-24-88. National 10-K race to Manchester. Last year, unheraled Andy Cinderella saga of Garrett, whose with 10 seconds remaining, but points, which is great for a change. RHAM (70)— Gleason 3-0-6, sponsored by Manchester Com­ cool goaltending kept the Camp­ Greg Ballard's ensuing layup half, but we got things going in the our execution.” TORONTO (UPl) — It was one of munity College and United Tech­ "If we get the 16K,” Mistretta Bessette,' one of the nation’s third quarter,” Fitch said. "When Parish led all scorer with 34 RHAM had the lead at the turn, Tarbox 7-1-15, Farley 7-6-20, Clear said, "we would excpect to lure the leading hammer throwers and a bell in the game until the offense sealed tbe triumpb. those days which Vitas Gerulaitis 1- 0-2, Tuohey 1-1-3, Babik 7-0-14, nologies, may lose a little of the began to click. Garrett was ac­ "When we play here at home, we got out butts in gear we got back points and Larry Bird had 17. 15-9, before Bolton surged to a 32-29 leading distance runners in the 1984 Olympic hopeful in that event, didn't want to talk about and which halftime lead. The Bulldogs, Nee 0-0-0, Gaby 2-0-4, Bychowski silver but could wind up with a quired in a minor trade four days Jimmy Connors says "happens little gold. country.” He indicated that the mhde his debut and outthrew behind 13 points from Peterson and 2- 0-4. Totals 31-8-70. TAC would offer financial 16time national champion George before the game by the Vancouver every once in awhile.” Pat Mistretta, relays' coordina­ Canucks and joined the All-Stars Connors, ranked No. 2 on the tor, reports final word is being assistance. Frenn of California for top honors. Holder of the national 16K Bessstte is a former University of as an emergency replacement for Association of Tennis Professidfn- anxiously awaited from The At­ injured teammate Richard als computer, needed just 55 hletics Congress to stage the reevord is Grey Meyer, the 27- Connecticut athlete now residing year-old Wellesley, Mass., resi­ in Tolland. Brodeur. Spurs end defeats minutes to dispose of fifth- ranked Eagle girls rally, National 16Kilometer Race in “Garrett was tremendous," said Gerulaitis 6-0, 6-1 in their opening Manchester on Sunday, June 26, dent, out of the University of Several former members of Michigan, who staged a thrilling United States Olympic teams took Al Arbour, the Islander coach who match at the $250,000 Tennis the second day of the '83 led the Wales, “He was very Challenge. promotion. neck-and-neck duel for the entire part in the weight event which distance in last Thanksgiving added class including Al Hall and effective for them. I don’t know The event is sponsored by The TAC, which supervises how he was in the shape he was in Molson. fall short, 46-43 track and field events and issues mornings Five Mile Road Race in Bob Backus. UPl P h o to beating Pistons Manchester in his maiden appear­ Meanwhile, Mistretta is anx­ considering where he’s been the “He (Gerulaitis) was off his sanctions for official meets, has ance here.Eamonn Coighlan, Ire­ iously awaiting that call from the last few days." WAYNE GRETZKY (LEFT) OF CAMPBELL game. He didn’t play anywhere Unabie to get started for three Sarah Esteves hooped 12 points narrowed down the possible sites Garrett did not arrive and begin near his potential,” said Connors, to stage the 1983 16K to two land’s two-time Olympic team TAC office...and keeping his fin Nets IIS, Hawks 109 Hayes scored a game- high 24 quarters. East Catholic girls’ while Dom Bettez and Nancy member and holder of the world gers crossed that the stamp of training with his All-Star team­ • • congratulated by Mark Messier after scoring goal By Jeff Hasen the 1982 U.S. Open and Wimbledon basketball team saw a fourth- Corbett each netted 10 points for communities, Manchester and mates until 3 p.m. EST, just five UPl Sports Writer At Atlanta. Buck Williams points for Houston. champion. another Eastern locale. indoor mile record, nipped Meyer approval has been given to help scored 29 points and Albert King 19 Mavericks 112, Suns 100 period rally fall short as it the winners. Carolyn DelSignore at the tape in a near photo finish. keep Manchester, CT. on the track hours before gametime. The San .Antonio Spurs will be "It happens every once in succumbed, 4643, to Windsor High had a game-high 11 points to pace Mistretta said official word “He kept the team loose from the traveling a little lighter in the days to lead the Nets in the New Jersey At Phoenix, Ariz., Jay Vincent awhile. I've been in that position would be forthcoming by This summer the National 56 map. debut of guard Michael Ray scored 12 of his 22 points in the last in non-conference action Tuesday the Eaglettes and also latched onto moment he walked in,” said •until Saturday, when "the coach and that gives you more and more to come before, but you don’t like it to night at the Eagles' Nest. 7 rebounds. Daria Lupacchino Vancouver coach Roger Neilson. turned to me and said, 'you played chances.” "I believe we have the monkey Richardson. The former All-Star four minutes to pace the Maver­ happen very often. Vitas usually scored two points and grabbed four icks. Mark Aguirre had 28 for The victory was the seventh in 15 secured 5 rebounds while Martha who guided the Campbell. "The two minutes for us and you’re Gretzky’s Edmonton teammate off our backs and we have turned goes for a lot more shots. He didn’t starts for the visiting Indians while Barter had 7 steals and Christy players were kidding him all going to the All-Star game.”’ Mark Messier assisted on three of the corner, " Mike Mitchell said rebounds while dishing off two Dallas, which notched its 11th ever really find his rhythm.” Pitt football coach denies charge triumph in its last 14 games. the loss drops the Eaglettes to 5-12 Bearse played well for East. night." Lanny McDonald, the league’s the goals and fellow Oiler Jari Tuesday night after the Spurs assists in 16 minutes The 28-year-old New Yorker leading goal-scorer with 47, said he Kurri set up two. broke a three- game losing streak Blazers 109, Bulls 93 Lakers 121, Sonics 118 for the season. East's next outing tbe scholarship offer and threa­ a brief ceremony at Vigor last Neilson added that Brodeur caught up with Connors’ speedy is Saturday night against HCC Windsor (48)— Corbett 3 4-7 10, MOBILE. Ala. (UPl) — Foge would probably be out for at least could sense the rout beginning to with a 147 141 victory over the At Chicago, Jim Paxson scored At Seattle, Norm Nixon hit two tened to sue the university. Wednesday. He was to sign today a “It helps when you play with free throws with three seconds left taqtics only once, in the opening arch-rival South Catholic in Hart­ Brown 3 1-7 7, Esteves 2 8-16 12, Fazio, the head football coach at two to three more weeks and that happen. Detroit Pistons at San Antonio. game of the second set — breaking the University of Pittsburgh, has "We’re going to look into legal letter of intent promising to attend ”We thought we could beat your teammates,” Gretzky said. Texa.:. and Bob McAdoo added another ford at 8 o'clock. Bettez 4 2-3 10, Dias 2 3-4 7, Totali action against the university,” the university. Garrett would prove valuable. his 30-year-old opponent and en­ East did secure a 9-6 lead at the 14 18-37 46. denied claims that an assistant “I know he’s going to add a lot to them,” said McDonald. “You have “They knew where I was going to Artis Gilmore scored seven of his foul shot a second later to lift the Alexander said. “We’re going to Officials with the NCAA said a be and I guess they wanted me to NBA roundup Lakers. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led gaging in a 15- shot baseline rally turn but the visitors went on a 165 East Catholic (43)— Bearse 10-0 asked officials of a Mobile high our team,” said Neilson. Mo think thaf. But when we got 26 points in overtime and George at deuce — before winning his only school to change grade records of stand by this boy. He’s one of our request for a transcript deleting working we sorta’ knew we could get the goals. 1 was very fortunate, Gervin poured in 41 points to offset all scorers with 30 points and tear in the second session to move 2, Revellese 3 1-7 5, Barter 1 3-4 5, own. If they think they’re coming the failed grades did not violate the Garrett said he had no idea he game of the match. to a 22-14 halftime lead. Windsor Caffrey 0 4-4 4, DelSignore 5 1-311, star running back Charles Wilson. was coming to the All-Star game ■ blow them out. They had to open up very lucky.” a 46-point effort by Isiah Thomas. Magic Johnson added 26 points, II But it was to be Connors’ only Fazio said in Pittsburgh Tues- down here to overcome a bunch of athletic association’s rules. Thomas posted a career high, 16 of his game-high 34 points in the assists and 10 rebounds. extended the margin to 33-22 after Palmer. 2 2-2 6. Coulombe 0 0-0 0, country bumpkins, that's not the " You’ve got to remember that no third quarter to lead Portland. Clippers 125, Nuggets 98 digression. The left-handed Flor­ three periods before the Eaglettes Lupacchino 4 9-0 8, Totals 16 11-20 .day that assistant coach Dan including six points in overtime, ida resident capitalized on Geru­ Thompson never requested a case.” scholarship had been extended to and Kelly Tripucka added 34 points Calvin Natt added 28 points for ■ At San Diego, rookie Terry finished with a rush. 43, Alexander complained Thomp­ Wilson,” said David Berst, direc­ Portland while Orlando Woolridge Cummings scored 31 points and laitis’ erratic first serve and weak changed transcipt for Wilson. The for the Pistons Mitchell had 28 second serve throughout the match university withdrew the offer of a son’s supposed request a s k ^ tor of enforcement for the NCAA. points. II assists and 10 rebounds had 20 for Chicago. grabbed 14 rebounds to ignite the officials to "falsify” the "Up to this point there has only Rockets 116, Kings US to up his career record against scholarship to the running back for San Antonio. Clippers. The triumph was just the because he did not meet the transcripts. been a dialogue between the Stars pull off coup At Houston, Joe Bryant hit a 16th against 35 lossbs for the Gerulaitis to 17- 5. Wethersfield swimmers "This was a great game, fantas­ At 5-1 in the final set, Connors school's academic standards, he “For the University of Pitts­ university and Wilson, which led to tic shooting, ” said San Antonio driving layup with 34 seconds to Clippers, and the 27-point margin burgh to ask the student or the the. verbal agreem ent of a play in overtime and converted a seemed impatient to get the ordeal said. coach Stan Albeck. "I believe this of victory was their largest of the He said Wilson knew the grant of adnUnistratlon officials to leave scholarship. free throw to lift the Rockets. Elvin season. over with as he strolled the tack defeat on Indians “They cao request that failing game will get us over the hump" backcourt ready to resume play the scholarship depended on his off the failing grades is falsifying this transcript,” he said. "Ithinkit grades, which were eventually betweenU V i W I games, while Gerulaitis Taking just three of the 11 Results: meeting admission requirements. 200 medley relay: 1. Wethersfield "The bottom line is that the kid is admirable for him (Wilson) to go made up, be left off a transcript,” signing draft picks lounged on-the sidelines wiping his events, Manchester High boys’ |P> • I I >ounc 1:54.W. back and ihake up these grades.” he said. racquet with a towel, swimming team was dunked by 200 free: 1. Abbott (W ),2. Smith (W), could not qualify even with the 9 3. O'Connell (M ) 2:04.04. summer.courses,” Fazio said. Wilson promised to attend Pitt in ■wbdued -etenrtaitf*,- whose Wethersfield High, 69-53, in CCIL “We have a great supporting plane from New York had been competition Tuesday afternoon at 200IM: 1. Hunter (W),2. AAcOonouoh Officials at Vigor High School PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - Carl draft picks, said they were not Five Cowboys nomed-^; (M),3. Fallone (M l 2:22.70. cast and today we’ve signed four claimed Thompson telephoned Peterson, who helped the Philadel­ afraid to sign with the new league m delajdelayed two hours, adnaltted his the Indians’ pool. 50free( 1. Macrae (W ),2. Foson (W), great stars," said Peterson, who play was not up to par, but made no The loss drops the Silk Town 3. Quickenton (M) :24.S8. Wilson last weekend and told him phia Eagles get back on the road to and were looking forward to the tankers to 2-5 for the season with Diving: I.Lato(M ), 2.Cohan (W),3. university officials wanted respectability, must feel like a kid was the Eagles’ director of player opportunity to play immediately. excuses. Bloklno (M) 152.50 points. Miami and Dolphins personnel before moving to the "Jimmy played very well. I was their next outing Friday afternoon 100 fly: 1. Hunter (W), 2. Quickenton another copy of his high school in a candy store. “I’ve got a pretty good con­ (m l. 3. O'Neill (W) :52.24. transcript, excluding failing Peterson Wednesday pulled off Stars last July. “I never had this tract,” said Bryant, who rushed mentally prepared for the match, at Enfield High at 3:30. opportunity in the other league but I just didn’t seem to have it out Ray Lata secured the diving for 100 free: 1. Fagan (W), 2. Booker grades he had made as a the biggest coup in his seven for 3,267 yards at North Carolina to NFC All-Star squad (W),3.. ¥ ¥ / s «e. O'Connell w W .W SIIIVII (M) :57.00. because I never had this many there.” -freshman. at odds over rental months as general manager of the and scored 38 touchdowns. “I Manchester with a total of 152.50 500 free: 1. Abbott (W), 2. Flpplnger draft picks.” In other first-round matches in points while Dqve Quickenton did (W), 3. Clifford (M) 5:48.70. He made the same request to United States Football League didn’t want to wait until the NFL lOO back: I. Hunter (V'l, 2. FOgan Stars owner Myles Tanenbaum NEW YORK (UPl) - Although Dallas on the first-team defense. Carson, comerback Mark Haynes the eight-man round robin tourna­ well in the 50-yard freestyle and Vigor assistant coach James Fe­ Philadelphia Stars by signing top draft. I’ve got the opportunity to the Washington Redskins are Moseley, whose clutch kicking and punter Dave Jenningg, who (W), 3. Fallone (M ) 1:04.60. MIAMI (UPD - Miami and tbe rent for at least nine regular draft choices Kelvin Bryant and also was beaming although he start now and not wait a whole ment, Australian Peter McNam­ 100-yard butterfly for the Indians. 100 breast: 1. McDonough (M), 2. rine Saturday and to a school season or preseason games in 1982, admitted the team’s break-even wearing the shiny Super Bowl helped. the Redskins to an 8- 1 averaged 42.8 yards per kick. ara held off Sweden’s Mats Wi- Gary McDonough won the 100-yard NIghan (M ) 1:13.79. counselor Monday, officials said. Dolphins are at odds again over Irv Eatman to guaranteed four- year.” rings, the Dallas Cowboys have the record in the regular season en 400 free reloy: 1 . Manchesfer (Clif­ rental of the Orange BowlstadiuiA. at $45,000 a game. year contracts. point for its rookie season was now Bryant missed most of his junior lander 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, and American breaststroke for Manchester. ford. Quickebfon, Marshall, O'Con­ When the counselor refused to City officials say the agreement NFC’s most lustrous stars. route to a Super Bowl victory, set Joining Theismann and Dorset! Gene Mayer disposed of Brian nell) 4:14.49. send Pitt any transcript except the This time the Issue is whether the The Stars also announced the based on drawing 40,000 fans per year with a knee injury but he said In voting by 56 writers, four from an NFL record with his 23rd in the starting NFC backfieid is NFL club should pay the city rental mandates that the rent be paid signings of former Eagles and San home game. he does not agree with the Gottfried 6-2, 6-0. complete one, Thompson said the regardless of whether the games each NFC city, the Cowboys led all consecutive field goal and he made versatile Atlanta back William Earlier, tournament officials university was withdrawing the for games wiped out in the players’ Diego Chargers widie receiver “The anticipation is we’re going assessment by some scouts that he clubs with five players named to 20-of-21 attempts during the regu­ Andrews. The first-team wide confirmed Swedish ace BJom Borg scholarship offer, officials said. strike. were played. Scott Fitzkee and rookie corner- to draw 30,000," he said. “ If we’re is injury-prone. the first squad in UPl’s 1982 NFC lar season. He is joined on tbe receivers are Dwight Clark of San had to withdraw because of an Borg and Lendl withdraw Wilson, who has an overall 2.3 City officials are suing the City Attorney Jose Garcia- Ped­ back Roger Jackson of Penn State. winners, and these players today All- Star team released Tuesday. All-NFC squad by two teammates, Francisco and Green Bay's James franchise for $135,000 rent that was rosa said rent for playoff games will be factors in making us Eatman. who moved to offense infection in his hands. He was to be grade point average, made up the The cost was steep — reportedly from defense during his junior Washington's record-setting quarterback Joe Theismann and Lofton while Jimmie Giles of Replaced by France’s Yannick TORONTO (UPl) - The with­ because of Infections in his hands. failing grades by passing each of not paid during the 57-day walkout. and a divisional championship almost $2 million for Bryant, a winners, we should do better. It kicker Mark Moseley and New strong safety Tony Peters. Tampa Bay was a runaway winner drawal of the soon-to-be- retired . Lendl had already announced he In the lawsuit filed Monday, the played at the bowl doesn’t count will take 40,000 for us to break even year, said the Stars made him an Noah. the classes in summer school. running back from North Carolina, offer he could not refuse. York Giants’ outside linebacker Taylor, an All-NFC pick in each' at tight end. The 27-year-old McNamara left Bjorn Borg and defending tourna­ would not compete because of ah . Although the failing grades were city asks for the lost rent, attor­ toward the unpaid rent. which would make him the highest but it will be about three to four Lawrence Taylor were the only of his first two pro seasons, very little of the court untouched as ment champion Ivan Lendl from inflammation in his arm. included on the transcript, they neys' fees and interest on rent "The key phrase is 'regular paid USFL player, and more than years before we make money.” “1 think when you have the unanimous choices. followed a sensational rookie cam­ Atlanta’s Mike Kenn Joins Dono­ he gave Wilander a lesson In the $250,000 Tennis Challenge was Defending U.S. Open and Wim­ were not used by Mobile school since Jan. 1, when the

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 9, 1983 UConns bow FOCUS / Food to Villanova Scoreboard VILLANOVA, Pa. (UPl) - St. Johnn’s for first place in the Big It's 4681; Stewart Granger scored 24 points East. Freshman Earl Kelley Tuesday night to lift 14th-ranked scored 20 points and Eddie Willi­ DENVER (96) Villanova to an 86- 79 Big East ams added 16 for the Huskies,.now English 3-16 1-2 7. Vandeweghe 12-21 3-3 27. I m cI 5-11 3-4 13. Wnilams 2-7 1-2 5. Conference victory over 9-11 and 2-7 in the league. Dunn S-IO 1-1 11. McKinney 6-11 4-4 16. Connecticut. Led by the play of guards Kelley, ' Basketball Schayes 24 1-2 5. Robisch 0-1 04) 0. Karl Hobbs and Vernon Giscobe, Hanzlik 1-8 04) 2. Gondrezlck 2-3 4-4 8. football The Wildcats, 15-4 overall and 8-2 Hockey Evans 04) 04) 0. Rav 2-3 0-2 4. Totals 40- in the conference, trailed 55- 52 the Huskies rushed out to a 27-20 90 1844 SB. t and pork with 14; 13 remaining before lead with 7:16 left in the first half. SAN DIEGO (125) Chambers II-I5 5-6 27. Cummings 1443 Granger scored two baskets to But Granger led a 20-10 Villanova 3-5 31. Walton 54 1-2 11. Wood 04 04) 0. spark a run of nine straight points tear in the final 6:20, scoring five Hollins 2-7 34 7. Smith 0-1 04) 0. Hodges over the next two minutes that give baskets in three minutes to lift the NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. 2-6 14 5. Anderson 5-13 iA /I Villanova a 61-55 lead. The Wildcat Wildcats to a 42-39 halftime lead. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Eastern Conference 1! 2-4 10. Moore ^10 34 19. Brogan 14 0- NEW YORK (UPl) - The 1982 UPl Wales Conference Atlantii* Division 0 2 Totals 52-101 2143 125. National Football Conference All-Star advantage grew to 72-60 on a Connecticut ran off eight Patrick Division L Pet. GB Denver 32 17 25 24-98 team (votes in parentheses). Team is selected in balloting by 56 pro football basket by Dwayne McClain with straight points — four by Kelley — W L T Pts. GF GA Philadelphia 41 7 .854 — San Diego 30 35 32 28-125 is so 'in' Philadotnhia 35 13 7 77 22S 1S2 37 12 .755 4>^ Fouiea out—None. Total fouls—Denver writers, four from each conference city. 7:25 left and reached 82-67 on two early in the second half to take a . Boston First Team NY Islanders 29 18 9 87 208 163 New Jerse.v 32 18 .640 10 29. San Diego 30. Rebounds—Denver 35 free throws by Granger with 3:57 to 47-44 lead and the Huskies main­ WushinKton 27 16 13 67 221 193 Washington 23 25 .479 18 (Issel8). San Diego62 (Cummings 14). Offense tained a 3-point advantage for the NY Rangers 23 24 8 54 201 196 New York \ 22 27 .449 19>4 Assists—Denver 25 (Hanzlik 6). San Wide receivers—Dwight Clark. San go. 33 12 34 156 232 Diego 27 (Hollins 7). A—3341. Francisco (53); Jam es l^fton. Green Bay By Barbara Richmond John Pinone added 16 points for next few minutes before Villanova New Jerse.v 11 Central Division Red Roast Pork Pittsburgh 12 36 7 31 169 266 Milwaukee 32 17 .653 — (49) Herald Reporter Villanova, which is now tied with rallied. Adams Division Atlanta 21 25 .490 8 LOS ANGELES (121) Tight end—Jimmie Giles. Tampa Bay 2 pounds boneless pork loin roast Boston 36 10 8 80 218 142 Detroit 24 26 .480 Rambis 14 14 3. Wilkes 9-12 04) 18. (28) (Iraned, rolled and tied) Miinlroal 29 16 10 68 251 196 Chicago 17 33 .340 Abdul-Jabbar 11-22 84 30. E. Johnson 10- Tackles-M ike Kenn. Atlanta (40); Pat Happy New Year! No, tlie Hutfatn 25 18 11 61 202 172 Indiana 15 33 .313 16>/« 13 64 26. Nixon 6-12 34 15. Cooper 54 04 Donovan. Dallas (29) • greeting isn't late. It’s Happy 1—3 cup soy sauce l^uoboc 25 22 8 38 236 223 (Cleveland 10 39 .204 22 12. McAdoo 5-10 1-2 11. Worthy 34 04 6. Guards—R.C. Thielemann. Atlanta (M); 1—3 cup plum jam College basketball Haiilnrd 13 35 6 32 174 269 Western Conference C Johnson 04 04 0. Totals 51-84 19-22 Kent Hill, Los Angeles (18) Chinese New Year 4681. For Campbell Conference Midwest Division 121 Center^Iiarrv McCarren, Green Bay Manchester's Chinese population 1—3 cup honey Norris Division W L Pel. GB SKA1TLE (118) (33) and Chinese people throughout the 1 teaspoon minced fresh ginger W L T Pts (JF GA 5^n Antonio 30 21 .568 - Sikma 8-1.3 11-H 27. Vranes 34 0-5 6. Quarterback—Joe Thelsmann. Washing­ ton (39) world, this is the year of the boar. It root ChicHjjo 35 14 . 7 77 24(1 191 Dcillas 24 24 500 4>> Donaldson 24 24 6. Thompson 4-7 04 8. 1 clove garlic, minced MinmsoUt 27 15 13 67 224 195 Kansas City 24 26 .490 5 Williams 5-12 24 12. Brown 12-17 1-2 25. Running backs—Tony Dorsett. Dallas officially starts Feb. 13. Iowa State upset St l^mis 17 28 11 45 19S 217 Shelton 7-12 2-2 16. Smith 34 2-2 8. Kelser (411 : William Andrews. Atlanta (37) Denver 24 27 .471 6 According to experts in Chinese 3 to 4 cups hot cooked rice Toronlo 14 20 10 38 197 231 Utah 18 32 .360 I P i 44 24 10. Totals 4848 22-32 118 K icker-M ark Mo.seley. Washington (58) Untie and unroll pork roast. Detroit 13 30 12 38 Iffi 227 Houston 10 39 .188 19 Uis AngeU\s 2934 2731-121 Defense lore, people bom in boar years love Smythe Division PiU'ilii Division Seatllc 22 36 29 31-118 Ends—Leo Rov Selmon. Tampa Bay the arts and the joys of friendship. Pierce both sides with fork; place Edmonton 30 16 10 70 300 227 Ui.<: Angeles 37 10 .787 - Fouled out—None. Total fouls—Los (38): Doug MarUn. Minnesota (23) They hold high goals for them­ in large plastic bag. Thoroughly winner in Big 8 Calgarv 23 25 8 54 231 234 I’orlland 29 20 562 9 Angeles 25. Seattle 19. Rebounds—I..OS Tackle-Randy lyhile. Dallas (23) combine soy sauce, plum Jam, WinniiH*B 21 27 7 49 206 229 Phoenix .V 21 SflB 9 Angeles 32 (E. .Inhnson lOi. Seattle 43 Outside linebackers—I^awrence Taylor, selves, but are said to be generous Vancouver 17 26 11 196 216 Seattle 27 22 .561 II iSikma 19i. Assists—I^s Angeles32 (E. New York <56!; Hugh Green, Tampa Bay in helping friends. honey, ginger and garlic; pour into By Logan Hobson seconds left to bring Iowa State tx)S Angeles ^ 17 28 8 42 190 234 Golden State 20 28 .417 17>8 .John.son H i. Seattle 36 (Williams 13). A— (33! bag over roast. Press air out; tie i Top four in each division qualify for .San Diego 16 35 .314 23 19.726 Inside linebackers—Harry Carson. New FOR CHINESE PEOPLE, New UPl Sports Writer within a point but Missouri's Mark York (35): Bob Bruentg. Dallas (25) top securely. Turn bag over Dressier was fouled with 12 se­ Stanley Cup playoffs. i Tuesday's Results DETROIT .(l«i Year's Eve is traditionally the Tue.sday s All-Star Game Result New .lersey 115. Atlanta 109 Tripucka 14-26 64 34. Tyler 1-7 44 6. Cornerbarks-Everson Walls, Dallas time for family feasting. Because several times to thoroughly coat Tne way Iowa State's Barry conds left. Dressier missed the ('ampbell Conference9. Wales Confer­ Washington 104. Boston 101 (OTi I.aimbeer 3-7 2-2 B. Thomas 14-24 15-18 46. (44 >; Mark Haynes. New York (41) meat. Refrigerate 8 hours or ence 3 Portland 109. Chieago 93 .lohn'son 9-17 44 22. l,.evingston 24 04 4. Strong safetv^Tonv Peters. Washington this is the year of the boar, pork Stevens was playing Tuesday front end of a 1-and-l opportunity (25) . ' - ■ more, turning bag over and Iowa State called a timeout. Wednesday's Games San Antonin 147, Detroit 143 (OTi Dmg 44 2-2 10. Jones 54 34 13. Russell dishes will be popular. night, it wouldn't have mattered if Detroit at Hartford. 7:35 p.m. Houston 116. Kan.sas City 115 (OT) 0-1 04 0. Pierce 0-1 04 0 Totals 52-100 Free safety—Nolan Cromwell. Los Rice, of course, is al\yays a occasionally. the Missouri Tigers had their ’ When play resumed, Jeff Hor- Vancouver at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m Dallas 112. Phoenix 100 3640 lil. AngelesMCI (32) Remove pork from marinade. New Jersey at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. staple in Chinese meals, not only hands around his throat. nacek passed the ball upcourt to Los Angeles 121. 5>eattle 118 SAN ANTONIO (147 Punter—Dave Jennings. New York (37) Reserve marinade. Reroll and THursday's Games San Diego 125. Denver 96 Hanks 2-5 44 8. Mitchell 12-21 44 28. Second Team because it's nutritious, but also “We had a hand in his face and it Stevens, who turned and hit from St. Louis at Philadelphia Wednesday's Games Gilmore 12-16 24 26. Moore 9-15 1-2 19. Offense because it’s considered a good luck retie roast. Place on rack placed in still went in," said Missouri coach 20-feet out for the triumph. Pittsburgh at Boston (All Times KSTi Gervin 1941 34 41, Dunleavy Wide receiver—Charlie Brown. Wash­ pan of water. Brush thoroughly Norm Stewart after Stevens The Tigers were led by Steve Winnipeg at Montreal New York at Boston. 7:30 p.m. Willoughby O-I 1-2 1. Griffin 7-7 0-1 14. ington <9! symbol. Washington at N Y. Islanders Indiana at New Jersev. 7:2b p.m. Robinson i)4 04 0. Totals 65-108 16*24 147. Tight end—Paul Coffman. Green Elay On New Year’s Eve. it's tradi­ with marinade. Roast in 325 scored 40 points and hit a 20-foot Stipanovich. who scored 26 points. N Y Rangers at Minnestitn Atlanta al Philadelphia. 7:35 p.m. Detroit 36 35 30 30 10-1Cl ( 10) tional to have rice twice during the degree oven 1 hoar and 45 minutes jumper at the buzzer to give Iowa Quebec at ('algary Milwaukee at Cleveiand.Bp.m. San Antonio y 31 3537 3014—147 Tackles—Keith Domey. Detroit (27): Buffalo at Ixis Angeles Keith Fahnhorst. San Frarfcisco (8) meal. Throughout the meal, small or until meat thermometer in­ State a 73- 72 overtime upset over Detroit al Dallas. 8:36 p.m. Three-point goals—Thomas 3. Dunleavy. Golden Stale at Kansas City. 8:35 p.m Fouled out—Ranks. Total fouls—Detroit Guards-Randv Cross. San Francisco cups of steaming hot tea, the serted into thickest part registers No. 8 Missouri in a Big Eight American Hockey league Seattle al Denver. 9:36 p.m. 26. San Antonio 30. Rebounds—Detroit 37 (13) : Russ Grimm. Washington (11) traditional drink of the Chinese, 165 degrees ; brush several times Conference game. Northern Utah at U)s Angeles. 10:30 p.m • d.aim heerI2i. Sari Antonlo46 (Gilmore Center—Jeff Van Note. Atlanta (16) with marinade. Cover lightly with “It looked short, but it got Basketball W’ L T Pts GF GA Thursday's Games 15' Assists—Detroit 35 (Lalmbeer. Quarterback—Danny White. Dallas (14) are served. Krcderifion 28 17 7 63 228 174 Cleveland a t Indiana Thomas 11 each). San Antonio47 (Moore Running backs—Billy Sims, Detroit Sweets are not a specialty of the aluminum foil during last half hour there." added Stewar*. “We tried BUSINESSMEN Maine 27 21 6 60 221 209 Houston at Washington 18i. T w hnical-San Antonio (zonei. A— (15i; Wendell Tyler. Los Angeles (8) Chinese. However, the New Year’s of cooking time if (‘oast browns too everybody in the dugout, but Nova Seolia 27 22 5 59 256 222 Philadelphia al nucago 7.518 Kicker—None Fogarty Oilers annexed a 94-67 Adirondack 24 27 4 52 224 234 Portland at Milwaukee Defense Eve feast usually includes a quickly. Let stand 15 minutes couldn't get Stevens stopped. triumph over Manchester Police Moncton 20 28 5 45 186 209 Golden State-al San Antonio Ends—Dennis Harrison. Philadelphia dessert such as ice cream flavored before slicing. Meanwhile, com­ “It's an awful toijgh loss. But Sherbrooke 15 34 4 34 194 246 Seattle at Utah Spor (15i; Ed Jones. Dallas (12) Tuesday night at Bennet. Buffalo Bv United Press International with ginger, and the traditional bine 'h cup water in small let's give credit to Iowa State. They Southern PhcM'nix at San Diego Tackle—Dan Hampton, Chicago (17) Water Tavern took a forfeit win RcM’hestcr 32 16 7 71 265 221 Baseball Outside linebackers—Mike Douglass. fortune cookies. saucepan.. Bring to boil and did a good job shooting the ball. If over Allied Printing in the other Hershey 28'23 2 58 206 197 Minnesota — Signed right-hander Al Green Bav (10): Matt Blair. Minnesota A typical New Year’s Eve menu simmer 1 minute; spoon over we had to get beat, we wanted to scheduled contest. St. Cutharins 26 28 4 56 244 255 NEW JERSEY (115i Williams and second baseman Tim (8 ! roast and serve with rice. Makes get beat from the outside. " New Haven 25 22 5 55 205 202 King 7-16 5-6 19. Williams 9-18 11-13 29. Teufel Inside linebackers — Buddy Curry. might include; hot and sour soup, Skip Neely had 31 points, Mike Baltini ire 23 25 8 54 239 250 Dawkins 6-M 0-0 12. Birdsong 9-16 0-2 18. Basketball Atlanta (I9i; Scott Studwell. Minnesota red roast pork with rice, a six servings. Iowa State coach Johnny Orr Doran 26. Bill Hickey 11 and Keith Hinf*hamlon 23 24 5 51 203 213 ('iM)k 4-9 3-4 II. Walker 5-10 2-2 12. San Diego — Signed guard Ixiwes (11) stir-fried- vegetable mixture, said the victory was "one of the Springfield 19 31 4 42 Iff) 2IR (iminski 2-3 1-1 5. Phillips 1-4 2-2 4. Moore to a second lO-day contract. Comerbacks—Vernon E)ean. Washington Henson 10 for the Oilers whle Dean Tuesday s Results Richardson 0-3 2-2 2. Elmore 1-6 1-2 3. Football (12) : Herman Ekiwards. I^lladelphia (9) shrimp with fried rice, ginger ice Stir-fry vegetables greatest wins in Iowa State his­ Frodel hooped 23 points. Tom Fredericton 4. Hershey 3 Tolals44-96 Z7-34ll5 Boston (liSFLi — Signed center Brad Strong safety—Garv Fencik. Chicago cream, fortune cookies and tea. tory" and added Stevens' play was St Catharines 8. Moncton 7 ATLANTA (H»( Johnson (15) Cirrullo 12. Tony Delucco 13 and Denver lUSFLi — Safety Gary Gung Hay Fat Choy! (Happy '/< cup terlyaki sauce "phenomenal." Rochester 6. Sherbrooke 4 Koundfield 7-19 1-3 16. Wilkins 4-15 3-7 Free safety—Mark Murphv. Washington Sandy Ficara 12 for Police. Wednesday's Games 21 Rollins 3-6 4-6 10. Davis 6-9 3-4 15. E Coleman left the team ; placed running (14) New Year) 1 tablespoon cornstarch "We had to have a great night St ('atharines at Adirondack Johnson 4-11 1-2 9. McMiUon 2-6 04) 4. back Chris Hobbs of Miami (F la .) ana Punter—Carl Birdsong. St. Louis (IS) 2 tablespoons water from Stevens to win," Orr said. Moncton at Hallimore Glenn 3-5 2-2 8. Matthews 11-17 3-3 26. linebacker Hob Knapton of Northern 1 pound fresh broccoli MIDGET Fredericton at Maine Hawes0-104)0. Mauklin 04)04)0. Totals Colorado on waivers: re-signed running Stevens, who also grabbed six Bucks nipped the Celtics, 21-20. Snringlietd at New Haven 45-8817-27108. hack liennis Mosley of Iowa and MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE 2 tablespoons vegetable oil rebounds and dished out five and the Knicks tripped the Spurs. Sherbrooke at Rix-hester New Jersev 3024 372^-115 linebacker Ed St. Pierre of Brigham Tuesday's Result Hot and sour soup 1 qiedluim Mtion assists, put on the best perfor­ Thursday's Games Atlanta 31 102336-109 Young. Buffalo 4. Los Angeles 2 27-23, Tuesday night at Mahoney Green Bay — Extended the contract of Wednesday’s Game (cut in chunks) mance by any Iowa State player Hershey at Nova Scotia Three point goala—Roundfield. Mat­ 1 can chicken broth 1 clove garlic Rec Center. Moncton at Springfield thews F'ouled out—None. Total fouls— Coach Bart Starr for one year. (All Times EST) (lO'/i-ounces, condensed) against a Missouri team in the Mike Sardo had 9 points, Jim New Jersey 25. Atlanta 28. Rebounds— Philadelphia (USFLi — Signed tailback P ittsb u rg at St Louis. 8:36 p.m. (minced) school’s history. The previous New Jersey 54 (Williams IBi. Atlanta 37 Kelvin Bryant of North Carolina and Thursday's Games t soup cans water Kitsock 7 and Heather Brown Tuesday s NHt. All-Siar tiame Stimmary oflensive tackle Irv Eatman of UCLA, Golden Bay at Pittsburgh. 7:36 p.m. >/4 pound fresh mushrooms By Unileil Press International • Hnundfietd 101. Assists—New Jersev 21 1 can (4-ounce) mnshrooms mark was Hercle Ivy's 37 points in played well for the Bucks while (Birdsong 6i. Atlanta 23 (Roundfiefd 5i. their top draft choices, to multi-vear Baltimore at Cleveland. 6:08 p.m. (sliced) contracts, and also signed receiver Scott (slices, stems or pieces) 1975. Steve Bidwell canned 5 points and Campbell Conference I 2 6—9 ' Technical—Atlanta coach I^ughery. At­ Chicago at Wichita. 8:35 p.m Combine teriyaki sauce, corn­ lanta (zone'. A—6.187 Filzkee and defensive bark Roger MempIphis at Phoenix. 9:369: 36 p.np.m. t tablespoons cornstarch Sti. vens said he wasn't sure of Victor Felix and Corey Craft 4 Wales (!onlerence 201—3 Jackson starch and water; set aside. the game-winning shot. First period—1. Wales. Gimlet 1 tP t tablespoons soy sauce Remove broccoli flowerets; cut in apiece for the Celtics. Andrew Stasinyi. 3:2] 2. Campbell. Babveh I BOSTON (ion t tablespoons wliite vinegar “It didn't feel all that right." he Bird 8-17 1-1 17. McHale 1-6 1-4 3. half lengthwise, then peel stalks Marsh sank 8 points and Rick iMcDonald. Sutton. 11:.77 3. Wales. 4 teaspoons pepper sauce said. "But I felt hot tonight and Schneider 5 and Keith Wolff played Bourque 1 lunassistedi. 19 01. Penalties— Parish 13-19 8-17 34. Aingo 2-6 04) 4. B and cut diagonally into >A-inch when 1 wasn't, tfie others picked up Sutter. Cam. 6 26. I^ngevin. Wal. 10.56. Buckner 3-7 04) 6. Maxwell 5-8 5^ IS. Dash MSG, optional thick slices. Heat oil in large well for the Knicks while Dave Second period—4. Campbell. Cicearelli Archibald 3-11 2-6 8. Carr 2-2 04) 4. the slack. " Henderson 5-904) 10. Wedman04)04)0. 1 egg, beaten frying pan or wok over high heat. Gallagher had 8 tallies, Marcus 1 »N“ • Broten. Secordi. • . d 3:01. o* 5.■ Campbell. 2 green onions and tops The loss snapped an eight- game Mateya 5 and Chris Conklin 4 for -McCarthy ______1 (Cicearelli.arell Murrayi. 14:51 Totals 42-87 17-36 101 Add broccoli, onion and garlic. Stir CELEBRATE CHINESE NEW YEAR’S WITH THESE HOLIDAY FAVORITES winning streak on the road for the Penaltie^None WASHINGTON (104i (sliced) fry 4 minutes or until vegetables the Spurs. Third period-6. Campbell. Grelzkv 1 Ballard 8-17 2-4 18. Haywood 2-6 2-2 6. Combine chicken broth, water, Tigers and handed them their first (Kurri. Coffey i. 6 20, 7. Campbell. Mahorn 6-14 4-5 16. Johnson S-14 0-0 10. are tender crisp. Stir mushrooms . . . clockwise top left, hot-sour soup, vegetable medley, shrimp fried rice, and roost pork loss in seven conference games McDonald 1 (iSutter. Dionnot. 7:29 8. Sobers 9-16 1-1 19. Ruland mushrooms, cornstarch, soy and teriyaki sauce mixture evenly ASSUMPTION Campbell. Gretzkv 2 (Messier. Kurrii. f'ollins 5-7 2-2 12. Davis 1-1 04) 2. Terrv sauce, vinegar, pepper sauce and this season. Missouri is 18-4 overall 04) 04) 0 Totals 45-98 14-19 104 into vegetables. Cook and stir only Place ice cream in mixing bowl. 2 tablespoons vegetable oil until hot in large frying pan or wok Assumption Junior High 10:31 9. Wales. Maloney 1 iMarinii. MSG in saucepan. Cook over high Ginger ice cream over medium heat. Add green while Iowa State improved to 11-9 clinched the Deanery League title 14 01 10. Campbell. Gretzky 3 (Wilson. Bo.stnn 26 23 23 1811-101 until sauce boils and thickens. Allow to soften slightly. Fold in 3 green anions and tops Messier!. 15:32 11. Campbell. Vaive 1 Washington 31 29 181214-114 heat, stirring constantly until candied ginger and ginger juice (sliced) onions and stir-fry 30seconds. Add and 3-4 in the Big Eight. last Sunday with a 50-19 triumph Fouled out—Johnson. Ruland. Total Serve immediately. Makes 6 1 quart vanilla ice cream (unassisted!, 17:15. 12. Campbell. Gretzky mixture comes to a boil and is 3 cups cold, cooked rice eggs and scramble. Stir in rice and Iowa State led. 65-62 on a free over St. Rose. 4 iMessien, 19 18, Penalty—Ramsev, fouls-Boston 23. Washington 27. Re­ servings. Vt cup finely diced candied ginger and pulp. Spoon into freezer bounds—Boston 42 (Bird 13i. Washington slightly thickened. Pour egg into cook until heated, gently separat­ throw by Ron Harris, who had 18 Joe Reilly and Ed Quick led Wal. 3:33, (or crystalized) container. Store in freezer for 3 to 4 .Chica^SI (Woolridge 11) Bv Barbara Richmond National Hockev League Assists—Portlands (Lever 10), ^Icago Herald Reporter IS minutes). Remove spareribs ECHO ice hockey Detroit at Hartford. ‘/:35 p.m. 25 (Higgins. Theus 5 each). Technical— and drain off oil from frying pan. Vancouver at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. Chicago (zone). A—6.136. New Jersey at Chicago, 8:36 p m. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Lee of Add sugar, vinegar, water and Shepard Drive will celebrate the cornstarch to the sparerib mari­ shutout over Yale. Vic Hurtuk, Tennis nade. This is the seasoning for the MITE B Richmond. Va. - 000.000 Richmond Chinese New Year this weekend — United Bank fell to South Wind­ Dave Dickinson and Scott Winot Tennis Classic Your newspaper carrier depends on but not in their usual manner. sauce. Heat one tablespoon oil in sor twice. 3-0 and 7-3. Mike Kelsey had the goals in the Simsbury tie Toronlo — 1250.000 Men's tournament Instead of having a feast at their frying pan, pour in the seasoning had two goals and Matt Welnicki while Winot had two goals and hie collections each week to pay his home, they will take part in the sauce, boil and stir until thickened one for the Bankers. Goalie Scott Steve Chagnot and Jon Lange one FIB bill, whether or not he has received International Food and Nutrition and heated thoroughly. Add spa­ Vanek had 39 saves in the two apiece in the Wethersfield victory. , Sports Show at the Hartford Civic Center. reribs and stir well before serving. outings. payment from his cuetomere. When Many Connecticut Chinese will The Bankers in other action PEE WEE A ''Calendar AUTO REPAIRS gather at the Civic Center to whipped Easthampton. 7-2, and Multi-Circuits fell to Simsbury. he doesn’t get paid, he has to dip prepare native food for selling and fell to Columbia. 6-3. Kelsey and 2-1. John Worden hud the lone goal Wednesday Into his pocket to make up the sampling. Some 15 other countries David Mannebach each hud two for Circuits. Gregg Lamb and BASKETBALL WE SERVICE ALL will be represented, too. Deep fried shrimp. 9 goals. Eric Peterson, Dan Barry D9ug Wilcox defensively and MCC at Mitchell. 8 "Nome of Mr. Ooodwraneh' difference. Brian White and Scott Sartor GENERAL MOTOR If you’d like to welcome the and Mark Midford one apiece in ICE HOCKEY Chinese New Year, Lucy Lee has a >A pound raw shrimp the win. Barry, Manneback and offensively played well for the Rockville vs. East Catholic at CARS AND TRUCKS (remove shells) local sextet. <.,i couple of traditional recipes she Derek Wpod had the goals in the Bolton Ice Palace. 8:30 A U MECHANICAL REPAHIS You can help make a small would like to share. 2 ounces grounif pork Columbia loss. WRESTLING 1 egg white PEE WEE B2 Two favorite New Year recipes Hall at Manchester, •: 15 • COMPLETE COUISHM REPAHIS businessman from going under If of Mrs. Lee’s are sweet and sour ■A teaspoon ginger poWder D.W. Fish Realty fell to Hamden East Catholic at Bloomfleld, 3:30 >A teaspoon salt MITE A B, 5-4, and tripped UConn, 6-5. • RE8UILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMItSIONR you pay your carrier spareribs and deep fried shrimp ■A tablespoon wine Tri-City Plaza topped Spring- Plainville, Somers at Cheney cake. Chris Mahoney, Mike Brunoli, Tech.O AUTO PAINTINR when he calls to collect. Thank you. 1 tahlespoon cornstarch field, 5-4, was blanked by UConn, Doug Hutton and Scott Worden had Friday CHAR8E WITH MASTER CHARQE 6 slices white bread 4-0, and fell to North Branford. 2-1. the goals in the loss while Hutton BASKETBALL 5 lettuce leaves Gregg Tolman had four goals and had two goals and Mahoney, 24 HOUR WRECKER RBWICE Mike Russo one in the victory. Manchester at Conard, 8 Sweet sour ribs 7 cups oil Brunoli. Sean McCann and Todd Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 8 Clean and chop the shrimp and Goalie Chris Senseney had 13 saves Lariviere one apiece in the win l>/4 pounds pork spareribs pork very fine, put in bowls and in the triumph. David Perisho and Portland at Bolton, 8 over UConn. Conard at Manchester (girls), 8 4 tablespoons soy sauce add salt, wine, ginger powder, and Brian Kellogg played well in the POYS SWIMMING 4 tablespoons sugar loss to UConn. Tolman had the BANTAM A f jP 9 K O V f 0 3 tablespoons brown vinegar mix well. Add egg white and goal in the North Branford loss. Enfield at Manchester, 3:30 (MRTER Purdy Corp. upended Avon, 3-1, Satnrday (apple cider vinegar) cornstarch. Mix thoroughly. and bowed to Simsbury, 3-2. Mark 5 tablespoons cold water Remove the crust from sljced SQUIRT A BASKETBALL Cichowski had two goals and Tim Sonth Catholic at East Catholic, Manchsftsr Herald ■A tablespoon wine bread, cut each slice into 4 pieces. Fogarty Oilers was whitewashed Martin one in the win over Avon 7 2 teaspoons cornstarch Put about 1 tablespoon shrimp by Simsbury, 2-0. Goalie Brendon with Steve Blier playing well. Norwalk at MCC, 8 6 cups oil mixture on each piece of bread and Wheeler played well with 18 saves Roger LeBlanc and Tim McElroy j f Y '*'. spread evenly to edges. Heat oil in for the Oilers. EaM Catholic at Soath Catholic 1228 MAIN 8T. Manchsstsr Conn had the goals in the loss to (girla).8;ll AUTO RFPAIH Cut the spareribs- into 1-inch pan, deep fry shrimp cake with the Simsbury. Goalie Steve Cavallo MANCHESTER square pieces, then marinate with shrimp side down first. Fry about 1 SQUIRT B ICE HOCKEY played well. East Catholic vs. Saflield at TEL. 646-0464 >vine and soy sauce for 30 minutes. minute and then turn over and fry Horst Engineering blanked EnlleM Twtas Rink, 3 Reserve soy sauce in bowl. Deep another minute. Decorate the Yale, 2-0, deadlocked Simsbury, BANTAM B fry the spareribs for about 2 plate with lettuce leaves, lay the 3-3, and upended Wethersfield, 4-2. WRESTLING Reed Construction was blanked Windham, East Catholic at Man­ OMOUAUTY MRS. WELLINQTON LEE AND HER DAUGHTER AT WORK minutes, take out and heat oil fried shrimp cake on the lettuce Steve Blair and Ed Diaz had the or«o«r> FHon frv n n o o m n r<* by Simsbury, 5-0. Brian Oalway chester, noon SM vicenuin . . . Mrs. Lm und Kwran o rm r* cMbIm * goals and goalie Kevin Millen had 7 was a standout in goal with 15 , saves in registering his second Cheney Tech at COC Tourna­ Om nAL MOTOMNUtn I . saves ffy Reed’* ment, 18 a.m. M 7-9946

/ Ma n p h r sTER h e r a l d . Wed., Feb. 9. 18W— 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Feb. 9, 1983 Supermarket Shopper There was nothing wrong with the food Ice fishing workshop set Clip ‘n’ file refunds The Department of En­ conservation officer will and fishing gear will be alarm sounded at 12:51 p.m., vironmental Protection be present to answer avaiilable. Rain date is LANCASTER, Pa. (UPI) - It sored by the Lancaster Kiwanis Sunmday at the same police said. will sponsor a worksop in questions on winter was a matter of bad timing for a Club when the alarm sounded, safety, state laws and locatior.. man accused of robbing a bank on ice fishing on Saturday at Buyers ask Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, Syrup, Salad clearing the room. regulations. For additional informa­ Police Appreciation Day, a police ‘T il tell you, this guy really PolicT said Ford had given a 10 a.m. at First Bolton D r e s s in g s teller a note demanding money and Lake state boat launching Participants should tion call toll-free 1-800-842- (File No. 5) spokesman says. picked the wrong day to rob a dre^s warmly. Admission 2220 and ask fo rthe The suspect, Kenneth Ford, 24, escaped with more than (1,900. No area of Route 44. communication Clip out this file and keep It with similar cash-off bank,’’ Farrell said. “Man, you and hot coffee or cocoa Departemtn of Environ­ of Lancaster, was collared within gun was used in the robbery and Naturalists Steven Fish coupons — beverage refund offers witllteverage never saw a banquet-room empty are free,. SDample bairt mental Protection. an hbur of the Incident by officers so fast.’’ the money was recovered, police and EEris Thomas will coupons, for example. Start colIectlngtE^^ae^ed who rushed from an annual lun­ Ford was arrested hiding inside said. conduct the program. By Martin SlOane 3. The photos and names proofs of purchase while looking for the requlr cheon at the sound of the alarm, a house where he had been chased Fred Nassiff Sr. of Nassiff of key employees should be forms at the supermarket. In newspapers and' Sgt. Jack Farrell said Tuesday. by Kenneth Brown, an attorney Helping people satisfy their needs .Xrms will assist in the Short form filers How important is good O M e t ^ displayed so shoppers can magazines, and when trading with friends. He said about SO police officers and bank customer who was at the and wants ... that what Want Ads i.nformal session. A DEP communication between may not be available in all areas of the country.»untry. recognize them and learn were attendine the luncheon spon­ Hamilton Bank branch when the are alt about. supermarkets and their their names. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. customers? The following refund offers are worth (9.13. This Stress topic 1040A one-stop In my last column I 4. Shoppers should have week’s refund offers have a total value of (17.15. Olga, lefty published a letter from a easy access to the store This offer doesn’t require a refund form: FIFTH ANNUAL at Waddell service from reader in Madison, Wis., manager. His or her office AUNT MILLIE’S Spaghetti Sauce Offer, P.O. leftists OK The Waddell School who was impressed with should be plainly marked Box PM172, El Paso, Texas 79966. Receive a (1 re­ MOSCOW (UPI) - Herald photo by Pinto the consumer board set up and the "Welcome" sign fund or four 25-cent coupons. Send four labels from There’s nothing wrong PTA will meet Tonight at H&R Block. r o o D & ^ ^ 7:30 p.m. Dr. Jam es by Copps Supermarkets. hung out over it. any size of Aunt Millie’s Spaghetti Sauce for a (1 re­ with left-handed children EAGLE SCOUTS FROM LEFT ARE CHRIS HUbLEY, BRAD FREEMAN, DAVID HAZZARD low you can have H&R Block prepare your 1040A~ When I spoke to Tom 5. Supermarkets that are so leave them alone, a Marchand, school psy­ short form whHa you wait. An accurate and complete fund or one label from any size of Aunt Millie’s . . Mark Flynn, Paul Hohenthal, Dale Allen and James Marx. chologist for the New Copps, I asked him to give a part of a chain should sauce for (1 in Aunt Millie’s coupons. This offer is Soviet newspaper scolded return — ready to sign and mail when you walk out our me an example of how the post the address of the parents who were found to N u n u T i m Britain school system, door. With over 100 changes In the tax laws and forms, valid where advertised by Aunt Millie’s or dis­ will speak on childhood board meetings had im­ main office and give a played by participating stores. Expires April 30, have pressured their ’’ab­ including two new short forms and new dsductlons, telephone number for normal” children into us­ stress. H8iR Block's 1040A one-stop service can save you proved relations with his 1983. A question and answer customers: shoppers to use if a These offers require refund forms: ing their right hands. SHOW Seven scouts get Eagle awards time and money. ~ The paper, Soviet Cul­ period will follow the "At a recent consumer problem can’t be resolved DURKEE Famous Foods. Receive a (1 coupon presentation. Refresh­ board meeting, several at the store level. for either Durkee Lo-Sodium Salt Substitute or Lo- ture, said many parents, H&R BLOCK FEB. 12 & 13 ments will be served. The new la x lawt. older members voiced 6. Supermarkets should Sodium Seasoned Salt Substitute. Send the required embarassed by. left- Seven senior scouts of Troop 25 were scoutmaster. Paul Hansen, William Hansen, Keith presented their Eagle awards at the annual Marx, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Marx of This ye a r's number one reason to g o to H liR N ock. their feelings about the periodically ask a group of refund form and one label from Durkee SV4-ounce handed children, mistak­ Hartford Civic Center Harlan, David Hazzard, Jeffrey Hazzard, enly pressure them into charter night court of honor at Center 86 Highwood Drive, is a Junior at Terry Henderson, Paul Hohenthal, Chris 646-5440 way in which we sold items customers to meet and Lo-Sodium Salt Substitute or one lebel from Durkee Food columnist James being "like everybody Featuring a world of great foods to Church recently. New Eagle scouts are Manchester High School. He has served as Hubley, Jonathan Hubley. ■ ManchMtor Parkade like potatoes," he said. exchange comments and 3'/4-ounce Lo-Sodium Seasoned Salt Substitute. Beard writes for more than suggestions that would im­ else.” Dale Allen, Mark Flynn, Brad Freeman, patrol leader and junior assistant (Marahalls Mall) "We had been packing Expires April 30, 1983. taste and buy at our many booths Also Kory Kapitke, Ted Kapitke, Jeffrey 200 newspapers in the Opwi 9 AM-S PM WsMulays, S-S Sst. A Sun. them in large bags and prove relations between Children^ as a result David Hazzard, Paul Hohenthal, Chris scoutmaster. Kennard, William Kennard, Brian Ket- FRENCH’S Prize Recipe Chili-0 Offer. Receive Hubley and Jam es Marx. Joyce Kennard and committee made United States. Read his OPENTONiaHT -----APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE they told us that people them. often become "nervous," tledon, Todd Kleperis, David Larkin, MasterCard and Visa accepted at most area locatlona a coupon for a free box of saltine crackers — up to "passive” or “ slow” in arrangements for the supper. Stephen remarks on food every with small families and 7. Important store Allen, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Allen Jeffrey Larkin, Eric Lindland, Robert an 89-cent value. Send the required refund form and school and half of them cookmg demonstrations Simon was inducted into the troop and Wednesday in the Also in [Sears I during regular store hours people living alone didn't policies should be posted in of 3 West St., is a junior at Manchester High Lovett. ■ the top fourth of any three packages of French’s "are affected psychologi­ (AiSfh Uorff^rrl nriAHio rkArorknalifiAC Michael Morasco, Jam es Hathaway and Manchester Herald. a prominent location, in­ with Hartford area media person^ities School. He has served as crew leader and want to buy 10 pounds of Prize Recipe Chili-0 (Chili-0, Chili-O with Onion, cally," the newspaper Robert Hogan were transferred from other Also Charles Maher, Jam es Marx, potatoes at one time. We cluding those dealing with Chili-0 Con Corn-E). Expires April 30, 1983. said. sponsored by Finest to benefit the junior assistant scoutmaster. troops. Stephen and Mark Kimball Michael McNamara, Stephen Metheny, listened to them and after the return of merchandise: R.T. FRENCH Company. Receive a 10 percent One problem remains, presented the Chester Kimball first aid Mark Milewski, Gregory MIodzinski, John the meeting we decided to out-of-stock sale items and AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION Flynn, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn Mottram, Jeffrey Nelson, Kenneth Nelson refund of your deli purchases — up to (1. Send the however, for planners of of Greater Hartford of 31 Strong St., is a junior at East Catholic award to the Moose Patrol, Guy Wagner, offer the potatoes loose, so rain checks: and policies required refund form and two net weight the workers’ state to re­ leader. and Jeffrey Nodden. that a shopper can take concerning the redemption High School. He has served as patrol leader Also Jonathan Peschke, Todd Powers, statements from any two French’s mustard jars, solve. "Equipment and and junior assistant scoutmaster. Awards for sales in Christmas kit sale DANIELS just one potato if that's all of cents-off coupons and along with the register tape with deli items tools must be designed Saturday. Feb. 12 Sunday, Feb. 13 went to John Rogers, Bill Hansen, Paul John Rogers, Robert Salonen, William that is needed." coupons for free products. (includes cold cuts, cheese, bread, prepared salads, that can be adjusted so the Walter Pinto • Unda Quica Arnold Dean • Andre LaCrouix Freeman, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, Kory Kapitke, Dean Coulombe, Sciaudone, Gregor Siebert, Mel Siebold, TOURS & TRAVEL Improving com­ ' 8. When changes are to salad dressings and pickles) circled. ’Ihis refund is ieft-handed could easily Brad Davis • Jerry Kristafer Chuck Bradley • Glen Coigan Kenneth Freeman of 6701cottSt., is a junior Jam es Hansen, Andy Clevenger, Mike Jeffrey Staniunas, Matthew Tracey, Mi­ chael Vassallo and Guy Wagner. munications between be made in a store, good on 10 percent of your deli purchases up to (10 work with them” as well and Diane DiPiero and Don Lark at Manchester High School. He has served McNamara, Dale Allen, Jeff Staniunas, - OVERNIGHT PACKAGES ^ supermarkets and con­ shoppers should be in­ for a refund of up to (1. Expires March 31, 1983. as the right-handed, the as patrol leader and Junior assistant Todd Powers, Dana Dieterle and Terry Patrol leaders Jeffrey Hazzard and Florida Toura: sumers is the objective of formed of them in advance HUNT’S Free Ketchup Offer. Receive a coupon paper said. scoutmaster. Hanson. First prize went to Robert Salonen Gregor Siebert recieved troop promotions. (All Tours Inelude Admiselon " L e t's T a lk !" a new and be told the reasons why Jr . for sales over (700. Rank promotions went to the following to EPCOT/DISNEY WORLD) for a free bottle of the same size of Hunt’s Ketchup Hazzard, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith "EPCOT PLUS THE B E A C r program of The National they are being made. as the bottles your proofs of purchase came from. Hazzard of 60 Ridgewood St., is a junior at Skill awards went to Jeffrey Staniunas boys: second class, Hal Brown, Andrew ★ SOAP OPERA STARS^ Clevenger, Matthew Clough, Todd Courcy, March 2-3.1983 (12 days - 7 meals) 3 Alliance of Supermarket 9. Shoppers want more Send the required refund form and the neck-labels ^ Manchester High School. He is a junior and Robert Hogan. cooking demonstrations sponsored by Richard Eaton, Joshua Greenberg, and nights Orlando, 3 nights Clearwater, Shoppers, the non-profit information to help them from three Hunt's Ketchup bottles of the same size. ' assistant scoutmaster, and former patrol Merit badges went to Stephen Albert, tour and overnight in Savannah, Qa. Jam es Hansen. consumer organization make intelligent and Expires June 30, 1983. Selling Food Mart to benefit the leader. Douglas Aldrich, Dale Allen, Hal Brown, Admission to SCAC AA that 1 helped found two economical choices, such Hohenthal, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Chappell, Edward Ciarcia, Andrew Also Matthew Judson, William Kennard, Sea World U U d .U U MEATLOAF Fixin’s Refund. Receive a 50-cent, items you NEWINGTON CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL Todd Kleperis, Michael McNamara, Gre­ -FLimiDA FOR SENIORS” ”HieHLI6HTIN6EPC0r years ago. as accurate price informa­ Norman Hohenthal of 30 Academy St., is a Clevenger, Matthew Clough, Dean Cou­ March 19th, April 16th (9 days • 8 $1.50 or $2 refund. Send the required refund fortn March 15-28, 1983 (14 days - 6 lombe and Todd Courcy. gory MIodzinski, Jonathan Peschke, Je f­ meals) 4 nights Orlando, "In these difficult tion marked on individual and the labels from Hunt’s Meatloaf Fixin’s as the senior at Manchester High School. He has meals) 2 nights Orlando. 7 nights at no longer S o tu z d a y Featuring Su i^ a| | |^ served as crew leader and junior assistant Also Jeffrey DeJoannis, Dana Dieterle, frey Staniunas, Matthew Tracey and Admission to $ a a q ^ economic times, super­ items: unit pHce informa­ proof of purchase. Send from two of any flavor(s) Lucaya Beach Hotel at Pompano Sea World ‘I ‘I9 . V U 3 • S P.M . scoutmaster. Edward Dupont, Chris Eaton, Richard Robert Hogan. Beach, admission to Pompano Pace markets need to make it tion; information directing for a 50-cent refund, from two different flavors.for need or Rita Walter (Carol Andropolla) Mark Pinter (Mark Evana) Hubley, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Eaton, Mathew Epstein, Mark Flynn, Star scout, Williain Sciaudone; life Track Jungle Cruise *S99.00 easier for us to 'talk' to shoppers to “best buys," a $1 refund, from three of any flavor(s) for a (1.50 Patricia Brwter (Elian Stewart) Beulah Qarrick (Mra. Ranflald) scouts, Edward Ciarcia, Edward Dupont, them," says Carolyn and information that iden­ Hubley of 264 Hackmatack St., Is a junior at Mark Foley, Brad Freeman, Randy refund, from three different flavors for a (2 refund irse is Judith Blaxar (Artel Dixon) The Oulding Light Freschlin, David Glade. Randy Freschlin, Brian Kettledon, Jeffrey Palzer, NASS co-director. tifies products for shoppers or from four of any flavor(s) for a (2 refund. Manchester High School. He has served as -MYRON FLOREN IN PERSON” *199 pptwtn A a tfia World Turn* crew leader and junior assistamt Also Joshua Greenberg, Hans Haberem, Larkin, Robert Lovett and Kenneth Nelson. Merrimack Hilton Inn “Good communications is on restricted diets. Expires March 31, 1983. profitable March 18-20, 1983 (3 days - 7 meals) an important factor in 10. Supermarkets should PREGO Spaghetti Portion Guide. Receive a free Full Week-End of Enterlalnmentt helping shoppers to save establish a program to Prego Spaghetti Portion Guide. Send the required to both Mayor Atbcmson’s All American Council Overeaters money." honor store employees refund form and four labels from Prego Spaghetti Open Sot 11 am-lO pm, Sun. 11 am -6 pm -TEMS-NEW ORLEANS” *995 pp t«in The NASS "U t's Talk!" nominated by shoppers for Menus April 7-24, 1983 (18 days - 6 meals) Sauce. Expires April 30,1983 or while supplies last. buyer and to meet Includes tours of Lexington, Nashville. Dallas, Austin. San Antonio, program has 10 points: their superior service. Here is a refund form to write for: Ritz Enter­ Adults $3.50 Children $LOO kNew Orleans. Visit to Thermal Bath In Hot Springs. Arkansas. LBJJ 1. Supermarkets should How do you feel about tainer $1 Refund, P.O. Box 222, El Paso, Texas seller. Overeaters Anonymous Homo. Library, Space Center have a “Suggestion Box" the need for better com­ 79977. This offer expires April 30, 1983. Thursday: Orange juice, pork and gravy over will meet tonight at 7 at FUN & FOOD FOR EVERYONE! noodles, buttered com, rye bread and butter, ice -RALTIMOREHARRORPUCE *159.50 and should adopt munications between Senior Citizens the conference rooms, April 22-24, 1983 (3 days • 4 mealS) procedures that help to supermarkets and con­ cream. Manchester Memorial make suggestions produc­ sumers? If you have an opi­ The following lunches will be served at Westhill Friday: Pizza, meat or meatless, or hot dog, tossed Hosptial. tive. nion, write to me in care of ’Gardens and Mayfair Gardens during the week of salad, assorted fruit. Milk is served with all meals. Newcomers are invited ^ e b . 14 through 18 to Manchester residents who are 60 ’The Coventry schools will be on vacation the week of 2. Every supermarket this newspaper, or to The To get a photo back once it has appeared in print in the to come at 7:45 and a older: Feb. 21 through 25. **WIUIAM8BURQs VA.' -WASHINBTON, D.C.” *155.00 pptwin should have a highly visible National Alliance of Super­ Manchester Herald, simply come to the Manchester general meeting will fol­ Herald, Brainard Place, and ask at the reception desk. . Monday: Tomato juice, bulgur pork casserole, April 20, June 15 $ 4 A C A A April 8th. April 15th. April 22nd (3 employee who has been market Shoppers. 1200 low at 8. There are no (5 days - 7 meals) & U U sU vp p twin days - 4 meals). Note: April 8th Sorry, we cannot return photos by mail unless a self- ;mixed vegetables, bread, strawberry ice cream cup dues, fees, or weigh-ins. ’ days in Colonial Williamsburg plus price— $159.00. Accommodations In trained to handle customer Hempstead Tpke. Franklin 'and Valentine cookie. Square, N.Y. 11010, addressed stamped envelope is submitted. RHAM I Carter Grove Plantation and Bush D C. at 1st class hotel; tour of Capitol, relations. ! Tuesday: Tarragon chicken, mashed potatoes, Looking for an iGardens. Washington. Lincoln & Jefferson '.green beans with pimientos, rye bread, cherry crisp The following lunches will be served at RHAM apartment? Check the .Memorials; Arlington NatlonajJ ^ ith whipped topping. senior and junior high schools the week of Feb. 14 many vacancies listed in ^Cemetery; Smithsonian. • Wednesday: Baked fish with creole sauce, steamed through 18; the Classified each day. SOUTHERN RARDENS” April 16; June 4th AM’S HAWAI ’S3 trice, peas with pearl onions, white bread, chilled Monday: Meat patty with gravy, mashed potato, See Chincoteague wild ponies, tour the Outer (9 days • 7 meals) 2>ineapple. peas, homemade roll, frosted cake. Banks of North Carolina; Visit the homes & gar­ Tuesday; Cheeseburger on roll, french fries, corn, dens of Wilmington, North Carolina; Charleston, * Thursday: Pineapple juice, turkey tetrazzini, NOTICE South Carolina; Savannah. Georgia, View the OO Specially for your Via ttossed salad with dressing, wheat bread, chilled applesauce and cookie. Blue Ridge Mountains. Shenandoah Valley & pp twin tpears. Wednesday: Homemade pizza, garden salad, juice Probate Court is' open Monticello. »425. UniTED AIRLINES ; Friday: Breaded fish, buttered corn, broccoli bar. for conferences with the - OAT TRIPPING spears, Congo bars, roll. Thursday: Sliced turkey, sweet potato, mashed judge from 6:30 P.M. to BOSTON QUINCY MARKET - FEB. 19. APRIL 2 ...... 15.00 potato, mixqd vegetables, roll, choice of dessert. 8 P.M. on Thursday BROTHERHOOD WINERY — FEB. 26 ...... 32.50 Friday: Spaghetti with meat sauce,, green beans, nights. Appointments BOSTON FLOWER SHOW — MARCH 12.T13. 19 . 21.00 iCoventrv homemade roll, peaches. RHAM junior and senior MYSTERY TOUR — MARCH 19 ...... 30.00 8-DAY HOLIDAYS suggested. Night SALEM. MASS. — MARCH 2 6 ...... 35.00 Valentine high schools will be closed for the winter recess the telephone number: 647- A T W A IK IK I ||, ; The following lunches will be served in the Coventry week of Feb. 21 through 25. 3227. ^schools the week of Feb. 14 through 18: William E. FitzGerald . « Monday: Cheeseburger on roll, french fries, DANIELS TOURS Judge of Probate 202 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER. CT. Dafly Departure* J # {broccoli, Valentine dessert. Manchester ' Tuesday: Calzone, tossed salad, assorted fruit. 6 4 6 - 3 0 1 2 ______I Wednesday: Tomato soup, tuna salsd boat, celery and you'll SAVE 50^0! NEW YORK land carrot sticks, vanilla pudding with cherry The Manchester schools will be closed the week of {topping. Feb. 14 through 18. THE TRIP DUNKIN’ DONUTS IT’S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN’ O p

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Two of the ^fls I work wUh got into an aignactit By Jeanette Cave Former grid great Joe Namath has never scored any over Paul McCartney. One sweats that he died years Senior Center Director point.s for his posture and would make a poor model. But ago in a car accMent and that today’s PanI is an im­ Through the Senior Center transportation is * that won’t stop Broadway Joe. He's acting as his own poster.—L.G., Per- available for you to take advantage of • model to show off his new business venture -men's wear ryvllle. Mo. programs and services. When inclement I that will include everything but underwear. weather arises procedures are different. Our J Once panned for modeling pantyhose, Joe will now only We thought that buses will not run when the public schools are f exhibit his Joe Namath Signature clothes in macho ads. rumor was spiked closed and regular schedule activities at the 4 DOUBLE COUPONS “ The line will feature what i like best in clothes,” said Joe. years ago. McCart­ center are canceled. REDEEM MANUFACTURERS' CENTS-OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR ney, the one-and- "The clothes will be comfoitabic first comes comfort, However, because we are a town facility, the . v a l u e , s e e s t o r e f o r d e t a il s , o f f e r e x p ir e s FEB. 12TH. 1983. and then style.” Joe, who wears 44 long, will introduce his only original, is ■ building will remaln.open. Concern has been • EoehoHhbMitfvtrtliodiiemiiorbquIrbdtebbrMdllyavollablttor ^ I Mio of or bolmr fho odvortiood prleeln oeeh AAP Store liaiod on I suits, sports coats and slacks iti department stores in most alive and well and expressed about the availability of transporta- . pogoonomihiocireuler y large cities. He’ll also plunge into the jeans market. Joe making a bundle tion on Tuesdays. Our mini bus is available to * won’t dc.sigti any of the clothes, only advise and guide'his producing albums pick up in the morning. Those needing rides ; partners who like his thinking: "If a man feels good, he and doing concerts home on Tuesday afternoons wilt be taken • with his wife, Unda Joe Namath shows o ff his new wardrobe. looks good.” home at approximately 3: IS p.m. ^ Eastman. (They’re We have planned an exciting month for your y I (upermerket prices the stars of the rock enjoyment. Please make note of the following j Rita Hayworth's illnost group. Wings.) In „ . „ dates and times: fact, you can hear Pftil McCartney Thursday: Bennet Junior High Schoot Band i pots the spotlight him on Michael Jackson’s hit single, "The Girl Is wilt entertain after tunch. T Mine,” from Jackson’s album, “Thriller.” Most of Feb. 17: Mike Boguslawski will be our guest ^ on Alxhoimor's dlsoaso the time, the McCartneys live in England, but they speaker. Feb. 14: 12:30 p.m. Valentine’s Day party. Her health is failing so fast that she may not live to see spend a lot of their summers on Long Island, N.Y., with Linda’s folks. Please bring a Vatentihe. H the day, but Rita Hayworth's illness has given Alzheimer's Feb. 18: 11 a.m. exercise demonstration for ' disease much needed public attention. The spotlight on her men and women. Male exercise class to start • illness may bring about research funding that could one day What has become of Betty RoUin, author of April 7. 4 find a cure for the malady. “First, You Cry?” Has she had a recunance of Feb. 23: Noon birthday party. January and ^ The retired movie queen is living under constant care in cancer? And has she remarried?—J.Z., Fremont, February birthdays will be celebrated. You * 9 her honie near her daughter, Yasmin Khan, 31, in New Ohio may leave your name in the office. ^ Feb. 24: 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. handwriting Z York City. Yasmin has practically given up her singing Rollin got married again on Jan. 21, 1979, to New ctasses start. ’ FRESH-WHOLE BEEF ROUND BONELESS (STEAKS LB. 2.89) career to care for her mother and promote research of York University math ptofes.sor Harold Edwards Jr. Feb. 25: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. New crafts classes - FRESHPORMERLY GROUND CHUCK ^ FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS Alzheimer's disease, the lourth leading cause of death in As far as we know, she has not had^ recurrance of start. Projects will be different from those of . Sirloin 49 America. cancer, which was the subject of her book. Her story other groups presently at center. Lean | Box-O Perdue Until Hayworth was identified as a victim of the disease, was eventually turned into a TV movie starring Mary Feb. 25: 1 to 3 p.m. Hearing screening. No ; Chickens ib< Tip Roasts lb. notes Dr. Miriam Aronson of Albert Einstein College of Tyler Moore. Betty has written a new book “Am I Ground Beef m J. Chicken BEEF CHUCK-LEANBONELESS appointments necessary. - PORK LOIM€QUAL AMT& ON CNTR. CUT BLADE END AND FRESH-ROASTING CHICKENS-3' a-4 LBS. OR FRESH (BREAST QUARTERS WITH WINGS 62* LB.) m a ^ Medicine, many Americans thought of the disease as an Getting Paid for This?” which was released last Feb. 28: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. quilting class : Chicken Leg Quarters ,6 52' Beef for Stew "oldtimer's disease,” and it was nearly impossible to gain August. She describes it as a romance about work. starts. ; Pork Chops Assorted End Chops Fryers-Cut Up FRESH .. -.q QUICK FROZEN the public's attention. “That is no longer the case. Now it Rita Hayworth and daughter Yasmin Khan in 1977. Sufficient registrations in all classes must be • SLICED FRESH (LESSER QUANTITIES 89' LB.). 30-oz. pkg seems every TV station is doing a program to explain it,” nqaintained to warrant continuaton of any of . O s^ Mayer Bacon pi Chicken Legs Chicken Breasts ib 1 Matlaw’s Stuffed Clams could find out wh*n Ritr. li.iyworlh might die. That’s a Settle an argument. Who played in the original AVAIL. WEDS-SAT FROM N. ENGLAND SHORES she said. the classes offered. Do sign up so we may : SLICED CHICKEN FRESH-(BREASTS1.49LB.) shame, isn’t it? movie “Johnny Belinda”?—B.W.F., Manchester, estimate the amount of suppiies needed foi* ; Fresh Pollack FiUets An olTicial of the Alzheimer's and Related Disease "But maybe Miss Hayworth was chosen to have this Mo. Ann Page Bacon F Weaver Franks Perdue Chicken Legs ,b 99' first class. SLICED (SALAMI & PROVOLONE-4 V«-OZ. PKG. 1.69) AVAIL. WEDS-SAT HADDOCK FILLETS(2.99 lb.) Association put it bluntly, “ If it weren't for Rita disease so that it could gain the attention it needs. Nobody That was Jane Roger and Marci Negro have been working - FROZEfMCOUNTRY TREAT 1-LB. ROLL 1.99) (BEEF-1-LB. PKG.1.49) nb. 139 Hayworth, it's possible that it would have taken many cared before. Maybe we’ll one day even have a national Wyman, presently the hard to get the variety show ready for April. A ^ Sausage Meat 1;!; A&P Meat Franks pkg. X Gallo Pepperoni or Salami X: 9 9 ' Fresh Flounder Fillets years before the public and the media recognized us. I know telethon to raise the fund.; for a cure. If that happens, we star of TV’s “ Falcon Volunteers are desperately need^ to make it’s a morbid thing to bring up, but a man from the will all have to give credit to Rita Hayworth and Yasmin Crest” and once the flowers and to paint scenery. Associated Press called to make a contact with us so he Khan.” ' wife of Ronald The show is an event that all of Manchester i I ro/fii Specials ztvAE FARAu Reagan. Wyman won can be proud of. However, the show is a joint ; COW Hew Cohan wrote 'Over There'—story uncovered an Academy Award for effort and your input is needed. No experience her part in the 1948 is necessary. We are all too willing to show you - During World War I, George M. Cohan’s “Over There” struction from Cohan, and more piano. That went on for what needs to be doite. "Let’s Do It Again,” La Pizzeria Produce From U.S. Farmers rallied American doughboys going overseas to win the war 45 minutes. By that tune the war talk reached the din stage. movie. this year’s theme, also expresses our determi- : Cheese Pizza p that would end all wars. “ It was then that Cohan asked the boys if they would nation to produce another fun-filled bit. Do be a ^ U.S. NO. 1-ALL PURPOSE Could you tell me Ib. 1 4 9 Cohan’s song was given new life and introduced to an en­ care to hear a little ditty he had just though of, written part of this event. Please call office if you can - around a bugle call. He sang it. and pandemonium broke who does the voice of help in any way. A&P Broccoli Spears Eastern Potatoes 2 0 bag X tirely new generation by James Cagney when he portrayed U.S. NO. 1-ALL PURPOSE loose. For there in the early morn, a wonderful song was Kit, the wonder car in Get well wishes are extended to Marian ; Cohan in “ Yankee Doodle Dandy.” But the real story of the hit series “KnIghI 5 ^ ^ 8 8 ' how Cohan first mtroduced the song had been lost. Lost, born, which, in the next few weeks evety band was crashing CTiellman, Annie Johnston and Eleanor A& P Spinach.‘c”!>p Yellow Onions Rider?”—T.S., Ware- LARGE-BUTTERY FLAVORED F out with blaring brass ascream.” The words of the song, Prentice. that is, until recently, when a copy'of a 1917 Friars (Tub Jane Wyman land, Ind. house notice was uncovered by show biz historian Al “Over There, Over There Banquet Fried Chicken California Avocados 2 ,0 .8 9 ' Rylander in the dusty attic of the club headquarters off Send the word, send the word Over There, That’s William Daniels, one of the busiest actors City tries recon mission U.S. NO. 1-2V4" MIN-CRISP JUICY That the Yanks are coming, the Yanks are coming. . .” around—and one of the finest. Daniels has the NEW YORK (UPI) — The city says it U !- 3 ^ ^ 9 9 ' Fifth Avenue in New York City. unique distinction of being on two hit TV shows. He La Choy E gg Rolls *. shr‘mp McIntosh Apples are printed in the house notice. going to use air reconnaissance photographs to ' FLORIDA JUICY PINK The document tells how Cohan walked into the club on But Rylander reports now, 65 years later, that the song also plays Dr. Mark Craig on “St. Elsewhere.” track down thousands of private swimming lb 749 April 16, 1917 and listened as the members, some in bag ^ FRESH TENDER YOUNG was untitled when Cohan wrote it. He wanted to call it pool owners who have not paid their $45 pool: I)air> Specials MEDIUM PEAS 17-OZ. OR Family Bag Grapefruit 8 uniform, others starring in shows on Broadway, argued "Johnny, Get Your Gun.” But that title was already taken fee. CALIFORNIA(JALU-UHNIA SWEETbW btl SEEDLESS (SIZE 88) ^ q q Celery Hearts about the Great War. Paopla ExclusIvnI answars tho. moat Intaroatlng by Irving Berlin. Cohan changed his tune to “Over There,” quastlons from roadors. Sand yours to us cara of thia City officials said Tuesday the photographs ASSORTED VARIETIES SEALTEST Green G iant^ ^ Family Bag Navel Oranges 8^g 2 ■ FRESH N' TENDER E Cohan listened intently, but said nothing. Then he asked and sold it for S2S,000. Much later, he was awarded the nawspapar. were made last summer by the Department of CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS his musical director, Charles Gebrst, to sit at a piano in the Congressional Medal of Honor for his efforts by President eiWJ BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. Environmental Protection. L i^ f n NibletsCorn ^ California SUNSHINE ^ ^ comer. An eyewitness reported, "I noted Cohan talking to FnmhJln D. Roosevelt—as men were marching off to 220 Em 42nd Sirw. Nr» York. N Y. 10017 DEP asked contractors to bid on the job of 1Ck>2. ] Jumho Size (S6's) Gebest and Gebest would play a few bars. Then more in­ World War II. matching up those photos with map overlays to Lively Yogurt C heez-Its box ^ Broccoli bunch determine street addresses of every pool! breaksto tIe Navel Oranges Temptee Cream Cheese coni. / ^ ofttmWoar FLAVORED CHICKEN, SHRIMP A PORK ^ Hood Cottage Cheese 99 REGULAR, DRIP OR ELEC. PERK La Choy Bi Pack \^2 cinem a QUARTERS a Folger’s Vacuum 'Winds of war' works Blue Bonnet Margarine 2 pkgt. 1 Packed Coffee La Choy Chow Mein Noodles «n 5 9 Hartford Taxi Zum Klo 7:40 with 1:45, 3:40, 5:30, 7:30,9:30. (R) 7:15, 9:40. The Movies — The Ver­ Kraft Shredded Mozzarella 28k)z. La Choy Fried Rice ’«n 7 9 ' Atheneum Cinema — Consequences 9:15. — The — Alone in the Dark (R) Mansfield dict (R) 12, 2:30, 4:50, Folger’s Flaked Coffee can I in ABC ratings drive 1S-02. The Wrong Man 7:30 with Verdict (R) 7, 9:30. — 1:30,3:30, 5:20, 7:20,9:30. Trans-Lux College Twin 7:10, 9:30. — The Entity PoUy-O Ricotta Cheese coot. r La Choy Soy Sauce 'S?' 79' I Confes — 9:30. Eating Raoul (R) 7:30, Enfield — The Entity (R) 7, 9:10. (R) 12, 2:25, 4:30, 7:15j QUARTERS Folger’s Flaked Coffee NEW YORK (UPI) — The opening The lopsided "Winds” win gave the Cinema City — The 9:20. Cine 1, 2. 3, 4 5 & 6 — — Arthur (PG) 9:30 with 9:30. — Videodrome (R). H b169 salvo of "The Winds of War” blew ABC week’s prime-time schedule to ABC Entity (R) 7:20, 9:40. — Cinestudlo — Gizmo! Tootsie (PG) 7:30,9:50.— 10 (PG) 3:45, 7:30. 12:30, 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:15, A & P Butter pkg. X . I rc’sh Serticc l ish Dept. right to the top of the ratings heap last with an overall rating of 21.2 and a (G) 7:30 with My Favorite Gandhi (PG) 8. - 48 Hrs. Vernon 9:30,9:30. FRESH CUT FANCY week and if city-by-eity overnight share of 31. CBS was second at 18.5 and Year (PG) 9:05. (R) 7:40, 9:55. — The Cine 1 & 2 — E.T. The Windsor 1 leallh & Bcautv Aids Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, Plaza — Airplane I I :, Flounder Fillets Extra Large Shrimp numbers for episode No. 2 are any 27 and NBC was last with 16.6 and 25. Finding a cash buyer tor East Hartford Dark Crystai (PG) 7:20, FRESH MAINE indicator, the $40 miilion mini-series The CBS “Evening News” retained the items you’d like to sell Eastwood — Best 9:35. -- Without A Trace 9. — Best Friends (PG) The Sequel (PG) 7: IS. - ASSORTED VARIETIES FRESH SOUTHERN could wind up outdrawing "Roots.” its grip on news ratings, scoring a is easy. Just iet our Friends (PG) 7, 9:10. (PG) 7:10, 9:45. — The 7:20, 9:30. Edge Shaving Gel Bahy Scallops M u ssels P art I of the 18-hour video saga by decisive 15.8 and 26 for first place. readers know what you Poor Richards — Best Verdict (R) 7, 9:40. West Hartford SUGAR FREE CREAMY OR CHUNKY 18-OZ. FRESH SLICED FRESH CAUGHT Herman Wouk scored a rating of 39.1 ABC’s "World News Tonight” was a have for sale with an ad in Friends (PG) 7:30, 9:30. Manchester Elm 1 & 2 — E.T. The Jif Peanut Butter G ^feh Steaks Whiting______and an audience share.of 53 — figures distant second at 13.0 and 21 and NBC’s Classidied. Showcase Cinema — UA Theaters East '— Extra-Terrestrial (PG) N’ice Throat Lozenges equaled or topped for Part II by "Nightly News” was in third place at Tootsie (PG) 1:05, 3:40, The Verdict (R) 7:10, 7:10, 9:30. — An Officer d M M a s 4 overnight samplings from selected 12.5 and 20. 7:10, 9:45. — 48 Hrs. (R) 9:30. — Videodrqme (R) and A Gentleman (R) 2,7, cities. if you have an oid photo 1:30,3:30, 5:30,7:45,10.— 7:40, 9:20. — The Entity 9:20. ) The second episode, which wili be The top 10 programs for the week you’d like to see appear in Last American reflected with the rest of the story in ending Feb. 6, according to the A.C. the Manchester jlerald, (R) 1:35, 3:30, 5: next week's national rankings, pulled Nielsen Cd!, were; submit old photos to Focus 9:50. — Without I HARTFORD I 42.5 and 55 in New York; 38.6 and 50 in 1. Winds of .War, Part I (ABC). Editor Adele Angle. (PG) 1:20,4:30,7:20,9:50. Keep Your Nose ■*;: IMTCRSTATE84EXITSa ^ Chicago: 39.8 and 56 in Los Angeles; 2. Magnum, P.I. (CBS). Photos, which will be run — Sophie’s Choice (R) EAST HARTFORD S68 B810 i' 40.1 and 52 in Phiiadelphia; 41.4 and 57 3. 60 Minutes (CBS). in the “Recognize These 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10:15. — in Detroit, and 37.1 and 51 in San 4. Dynasty (ABC). Faces?” column, will, of Gandhi (PG) 1, 4:30, 8. — Glued To The Herald Francisco. 5. Dallas (CBS). course, be returned. One Down, "Two to Go (R) Nielsen figures showed "The Winds V 6. Love Boat (ABC). Classified Ads — < SHOWN #ri- of War” delivered 32,570,000 homes per 7. M-A-S-H (CBS). ISMOIW average minute for ABC — a record for 8. The Fall Guy (ABC). the first episode of any miniseries in 9. ABC Monday Night Movie: Confes­ You’re Sure To Pick 4 8 ^ W S history. 'The opening chapter of sions of a Married Man (ABC). “ Roots” drew 28.840.000 10. Simon and Simon (CBS). Up A Good Buy — I — SHOWN MTi— l»tJS4»TiN-lMI

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company ana a very good one. Its well-packed product- Pre-mechanized days, feet played a surprisingly Wild Rice with Shallots and will be shipped to you at once at a very reasonable cost., large part in the preparation of our food and drink. Mushrooms BUSINESS for wild rice — plus shipping. Wild rice keeps!: Grapes were crushed by feet for centuries. Certain indefinitely in a closed container in a cool place. It’sj_ Orientai mixtures of flours an4 liquid were kneaded Beard Wash 1 cup wild rice and put in a heavy saucepan something I always like to have on hand for family by feet. Wild rice was stamped by feet to separate the with 4 cups salted water. Bring to a boil, cover and festivals like Thanksgiving, and also for foreign, seeds from the husks. It is still possible, in certain on Food simmer for 45 minutes or until tender but not mushy, visitors, whom I like to regale with native American; parts of Minnesota, to buy Indian-processed wild rice and drain off any excess water. Saute ‘A cup of foods. ______that has been "stomped,' though 1 can't honestly say By James Beard shallots, finely chopped, in 4 tablespoons butter until that the flavor is noticeably different! Syndicated Columnist just transparent. Add 'A pound thinly sliced Herald music critic David Almon^d attends Wild rice was a staple food for the Sioux and mushrooms and saute briefly. Fold shallots and Manchester Symphony and Hartford Symphony perfOT- Chippewa Indians — they called it "manomin" or the mances. Read his reviews in the Manchester Herald. Cash card hasn't paid mushrooms into cooked rice and stir in ‘A to 1-3 cup "good berry. " It’s really a grass seed that, like true finely chopped parsley And season to taste with rice, grows in the water, rising well above the freshly ground black pepper. ^ LINCOLH’S BIRTHDAY HOW DO LOCAL merchants feel about the cash surface. The Indians harvest it from canoes, bending Wild rice takes the addition of other flavors from the experience of Peoples and others like By Raymond T. DeAAeo the stalks over the hitting them with a stick. The ripe beautifully, one of my favorites is sliced almonds Special Sale him. It has lowered the price of the cards from $35 discount program? Herald Reporter At first, many were enthusiastic. Aaron grains are then supposed to fall into the canoe, but of toasted in butter. And there’s nothing to stop you from Wild Rice and Chicken Salad Come help Us celebratfll to $19.95. Instead of trying to sell them to the man Cheerman, owner of the Manchester Sewing course most fall into the water. mixing in some separately cooked and salted regular Orion sweaters assorted on the street, it’s now trying to get companies to • The backers of the Cash Discount Card o f' Machine Center at 249 Broad St., told the Herald This sounds terribly inefficient, but in fact it reseeds long grain rice to extend the bounty, so to speak. Wild Combine 1 ‘A cups raw wild rice, cooked as above styles. Reg. *20" buy them as add-ons to employee benefit America thought their idea would be easy to sell. in October that “ the idea is very, very good. We the plants naturally and provides foo9d for fish and rice can be popped like popcorn, which makes a and fluffed with a fork, with 2 cups cold chicken, cut SALE PRICE »9.00. packages. Charge consumers for a card that would give should move back to cash. The customer will save waterfowl — and, alas, hordes of blackbirds, which delightful change, though not perhaps as regular fare into cubes. This should be cooled chicken, but not . 100% Orion The firm now wants $95 a year from merchants the wild rice harvesters detest as voracious pests. for the movies. One drops the grains into oil heated for necessarily chilled chicken, which affects both the Machine Wash & Dry. them discounts of 5 to 20 percent on the goods and to get into. the program. But it’s no longer money and across thet board it will help us out. services of local businessmen; charge business­ Ducks that have feasted on wild rice are exceptionally deep-fat frying and they pop immediately. I do feel, texture and the flavor adversely. Add about ‘A cup Just In time to help you with CASH DISCOUNT CARD OF AAfKRKA promising them free advertising ... an overhead, I ’m pretty positive about it.” tasty and make very good eating, but' I heard of however, that it’s a mistake to abuse so great a gift of very finely cut celery, 'A cup finely cut scallions, a your gift giving lor valetlne’e men for the privilege of being included in a expense that helped drive Peoples into the red. Last week, Cheerman said he hasn’t seen a an; one eating a Minnesota blackbird! (I fancy that in nature as wild rice by creating downright silly recipes generous 1-3 cup chopped parsley, 2 tablespoons Day. program that could help their sales and visibility. “ It stands to reason that if you don’t advertise single customer use the card. He’s not particu­ France this member of the thrush family would end up in an effort to be different. I recently came across a chopped fresh tarragon (or 1 teaspoon dried) and A Manchester man, William Peoples, thought it the product, you won’t sell it. We'il have to do larly upset, however. "Look, what’s $75today? It in countless savory casseroles and pates. I ’ve even North Woods Waldorf Salad, which contained wild mixed well with a favorite oil and vinegar dressing. THE NRmE T O REmEmBEA was a good idea. About five months ago he paid some advertising,” says Mabesoone. was worth a shot," he says. seen a French porcelain pate dish with a “ merle” or rice, diced apples, granulated sugar, lemon juice, Toss it well, taste for seasoning and serve forth with just under $1,000 to Cash Discount Card of Mabesoone insists that his firm is a legitimate i|i8 WmmC^ America Inc. for the rights to sell the card, and' Ron Goodale, owner of the Crockery Shoppe at blackbird on the lid for sale quite recently.) celery, mandarin oranges, maraschino cherries, greens. -^^ORESSSHaP business that has “ paid very dearly” for some solicit merchants, in the Manchester area. 844 Main St. and another to sign up for the walnuts, salad dressing and whipped cream. Ugh! You can find wild rice in most specialty groceries. If initial marketing mistakes but stands a good program, is similarly resigned. Although he s IT IS A STATE LAW in Minnesota that wild rice Last month, Peoples threw in the towel. chance of being profitable once it establishes an 1 recently prepared a couple of wild rice-based you have difficulty finding it locally, you can buy it only seen one customer use the card at his store, grown in lakes and rivers MUST be harvested by "M y financial situation became reorganized, identity among consumers and businessmen. dishes that 1 think you will enjoy. One’s a side dish, the direct from Gibbs Wild Rice Co., Route 2, Deer River, Unite 13, »«■ «, et paid $75 and Upward to get into the program. he pointsoutthat “ it was only $751 invested. Ideal canoe, but the packers generally use machines for and I started another job with another firm ,” he “ We’re working without salaries. We’re paying other’s a splendid luncheon dish. Minn. 56636; telephone 218-246-8505. It’s an old, old UMi*. n«K... hi. '” ■ *—* *'*’’* u But very few people have bought cash discount with'the Courant, and they want $500 an ad, he actually processing the rice. It takes two or three Op^aett* Ow«Utv Ifw Motel 443-fOU says. Why? “ Because of severe, under­ expenses out of our own pocket so we can make cards, despite newspaper and radio advertise­ says. pounds of unprocessed "green" wild rice to yield one capitalization..! found that I couldn't go on any this thing work. And we think it will work,” he ments to publicize the program. Several local pound of finished rice, and as I ’ve said, it’s difficult to further,” he says. A1 Sieffert Jr. isn’t so philosophical. Not only merchants say they’ve never seen a customer use says. harvest, which helps to explain the high cost. Still, it’s What Peoples found out is that the cost of selling hasn’t he received a dime of business from the the card. So far, their investment hasn’t bought ' One expense the firm hasn't covered is a $500 twice as high in protein as regular rice, it’s full of the new card exceeded the money to be gained card, but his store’s name is misspelled in the bill for advertising Peoples ordered in the natural minerals and its wonderful nutty flavor is from it. According to figures provided by a card them any new business — just a name and phone Manchester Herald. Mabesoone claims its cardholders’; directory (Al Sieffer’s Appliance incomparable. By the way^it’s not true that wild rice company representative, Peoples wound up listing in a little white directory. Center) and the phone number printed is his Peoples' responsibility to cover the costs he is uniquely American, It grows in China, where it’s $10,000 in the red at the end of his five-month competitor’s, B.D. Pearl T.V. and Appliances. called ’’kaw-sun,’ and where the choicest part is experiment. “ WE THOUGHT we had a better mousetrap. incurred in the firm ’s name. Free Delivery • Free Service • Free Normal Installation (exept built-ins) But we ran into a stone wall,” says Dan considerred to be, the solid base of the stem. Maybe we Cash Discount Card of America Inc., based in In October, Peoples also ordered $1,200 worth of "This may result in some legal problems," says Mabesoone of East Lyme, who took over Peoples’ should effect a trade! Point Judith, R.I., is still in business today. Its advertising on Hartford radio station WTIC-AM. Sieffert. , ^ DW Appliances sales territory and claims to have staked $15,000 Cooking wild rice is pretty much the same as recently printed directory indicates that almost For that he had to pay in advance, a WTIC Mabesoone says Sieffert’s problem is the result 300 businesses in eastern Connecticut and Rhode in the success of the cash discount program. cooking regular rice, but it takes a bit longer and the spokesman says. of a "dumb mistake." grains swell to about four times their original size, so Island, including about 100 from Manchester, Mabesoone says Cash Discount has learned you get more servings per pound. The oldest and best way to proceed is to wash 1 cup of wild rice thoroughly, then place it in a heavy saucepan with four cups of water and a little salt. Let it come to a simmer, cover and cook very slowly for about 45 minutes until done q i n i r a l but NOT mushy. When it is cooked (it should be tender but quite Regan is appalled MOTORS’ Child care deduction chewy), remove the cover and fluff with a fork to let dreds of Unadvertised Sf PROFITS stearn eseape — never use a spoon for fluffing any TYPICAL BUYS ^kind of rice. Drain off excess liquid, if there is any. and by 'scare tactics' O M 'S 1082 PROFITS '^cook for another few minutes to dry rice completely. BLACK & WHITE TV CONSOLE COLOR TV AUDIO RADIO MICROWAVE OVENS NEARLY TRIPLE is greater for 1982 CUSTOM - MADE used by tax foes 9 ^ 0 $ a « 2 . 7 '.I.'WI (This is the fifth in a 12-part series on saving on 1982 ■k’”' and 1983 taxes.) DRAPERIES applications, such as stainless If you are among the enormous numbers who must WASHINGTON (UPI) — Treas­ I..arKe Fabric Seleclion ury Secretary Donald Regan says steel and high-temperature. y x\-. pay for the care of children and dependents in order to Your Expert Installation go out to work, you well may find that you can deduct he is appalled some financial “ Our industry can compete on a significantly HIGHER tax credits for ’82 than for ’81. institutions are using “ scare tac- . free and fair trade basis. If the fair Money's Visit Our Showroom at: Free Cooking / This will be particularly so if your adjusted gross . tics” to organize opposition to the trade laws are enforced we will not $ 3 3 3 Sc/ioof *100 Value • > \ income is not over $28,000. 35 Windsor Ave. 1 par family pending withholding, of dividend have any problems,” Adolph L«na, Worth Rockville or Pnli with purchase at You get a double break for ’82 over ’81; RCA c© ! and Interest Income. chairman of Altech Specialty Steel Sylvia Porter (1) The maximum employment-related expenses- 872-6400 25” COLOR TV “ I am frankly appalled that Corp. of Dunkirk, N.Y., said at a 12 OHLY FULL SIZE LITTON some financial institutions have on which you can compute your credit is raised to 12” BLACK A WHITE breakfast meeting. $2,400 instead of the $2,000 in ’81, if you have one 100% Solid State 13” COLOR TV imMMtMi MICROWAVE OVEN u s ^ questionable scare tactics to 1931 le a a EVERY STEREO FAST-IAeV-ECONOMICAL ; suggest this is a new tax or retired dependent: and to $4,800 instead of the $4,000 in '81, if 12 ONLY - 1 PER FAMILY 100% Solid State 3 ONLY President Reagan ordered an CLOSEOUT ' people will lose their savings,” investigation into whether the U .S. ^ ,>'Qu.have more than one dependent...... *488 ' Regan told a convention of about steel industry has been hurt by 2) The first 20 percent credit for '81 is raised to 30 Then you subtract from that sum $18,000 if you are IFIETCHER GLASS CO. PRICED In million* *2 18 1,000 managers at the Credit Union alleged dumping and imports of percent if your adjusted gross income (income before married and filing a joint return, or $12,000 if single 0*#r 35 Tton 9* (iptrwAC* ^ o t MANCHEiTEIt loo FREE 5 YR. PICTURE *2 5 7 of dollar* itemized deductions are subtracted) is less than National Association. He was steel produced with subsidies from and filing a single return. TUBE WARRANTY ’ booed for his views. $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . ■ u i r . European governments, metals. For 1981, the subtractions were $25,000 if married COMPLETE AUTO QLA88 8ERVICE leetbsaiu .289.00 RUHMon e Q 7 n f l SSTaW "" 577.001 Democratic leaders in the House At a White House ceremony. l04%SSteStete...... u a # .U U filing jointly and $20,000 if single. WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS niteei i r UnNKALMMi 0 ^ 0 i have joined administration offi­ President Reagan made the Uni­ THUS, THERE IS a possible increase in your credit 1M%MWr .288.00 HMMMI tr AOn fin RADIOS - TAPE CWTflS...... kmOiOal cials in warning financial industry S762.S allowed for ’82 over '81 of from $400 to $720 (30 percent FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING MIUM i r ' ZBNTU i r ] iwXMMSUte...... •eWW.Kil* ted States a formal member of the Next, you take 50 percent of the difference. That 50 :00%MdtMi.... *89.00 ziMTR KuiiE 2s~ e A a n n RECORDERS ' lobbyists the 10 percent withhold­ of $2,400, if you have only one dependent), or double • FIREPLACE & DOOR MIRRORS To«r------.318.00 African Development Bank and percent figure is the measure of your unemployment lOOSSoMSUIe...... 0 4 I I . U I I SSt...... 277.001 ing provision will not be repealed , these figures, from $800 to $1,440, if you have more • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK im S sM S M t ..... 79.00 CLOSEOUT PRICED said the move reflects Am erica’s insurance that can be taxable. If the 50 percent Is n s w ir ' 33^.00 AHAMHUtt 388.00J before it takes effect in July, UPI chart shows how Gen­ than one dependent. . IK^ S8NT i r SAVE *100 on UP TO 80% OFF “ far-sighted view to assist the more than the amount of your unemployment im%SMdStali 157.00 100%S*MSIaM 458.00 om i m 'i 1 regardless of what they do. But if your adjusted gross income is higher than growth of developing nations.” eral Motors Corp. nearly insurance, only the actual amount of your unemploy­ Display ModaU » J ! r ...... i s s k o o l Regan said the loss of the new $10,000, the allowable 30 percent rate gradually drops [ ^ANCHcsTtR 649“452y Iw y s ir ...... 299.00 Standing before a group o f’ tripled Its profit In 1982, ment insurance is taxable. The following illustrates withholding provision would cost until you are back to 20 percent if your adjusted guests that included African diplo­ despite on 8 percent drop In the point: Estimate lladlif Given the government $26 billion in tax mats, government officials and income is over $28,000. For example, if your adjusted revenues through 1988. _ worldwide sales. The $962.7 gross income is $13,750, your allowable rateof credit is Assume a married'man in 1982 earned $25,000 before representativek of the financial million profit in 1982 is Regan also spoke to a group of community, Reagan signed papers 28 percent. he lost his job and thereafter received $2,500. in KASTKS M STOCK EVERY FAMOUS BRAND ON SALE foreign correspondents, telling G M ’s largest since 1979, Under 1981 law, expenses incurred for services unemployment insurance. His wife had no earned making the United States a full .IOO-14"-3/lS”-y.’’ them the American economy “ is In outside the household didn't qualify for the credit 54 McKtt ST, MANCHESTER member of the bank. when it earned $2.83 billion. income and he had no disability payments. (O ff C.rnter Si.) HITACHI - RCA - ZENITH - SONY - QUASAR - GE - WESTIN8H0USE a recovery mode at this particular unless they were for the care of a dependent under the moment. All of the signs are there. age of 15. In 1982, such expenditures for older children Assume his adjusted gross income consisted of FRIGIDAIRE — KITCHENAID — AMANA — TOSHIBA — WHIRLPOOL — CALORIC — MAYTAG , indicating we have had this turn and for out-of-home non-institutional care of a $25,000 for salary, and $2,000 of interest, dividends and ’ for the better.” Brass firm fate clouded disabled spouse or dependent also are eligible for the the like. MAGNAVOX - MAGIC CHEF - MGA - FISHER credit. Regan noted leading economic HARTFORD (UPI) - The fate ty ’s approval of the loan. Buyers ADD TO THIS his unemployment insurance of Flowering Plants for WASHERS - DRYERS REFRK - FREEZERS MSNWASHERS VIDEO RECORDERS indicators kept by the Commerce of the Bristol Brass Co. remains have been opposed to the demand FOR THE MILLIONS of you who were unemployed $2,500 for a total of $29,500. Subtract $18,000, which Department have been up during clouded after a meeting of the and there was no word Tuesday al some time during 1982 and who received leaves $11,500. Then 50 percent of $11,500 is $5,750. ' eight out of the past nine months; Connecticut Development Author­ whether they would accept the unemployment insurance, I regret that I now must Since this $5,750 is higher than his unemployment VALENTINE’S DAY retail sales are strong; housing ity failed to resolve the final authority’s offer. report bad news. The news can be a particularly rough insurance, the entire $2,500 of unemployment starts have begun to pick up; auto obstacle to the sale of the mill to "They did not turn it down, but blow when your finances already are low — as almost insurance is included in his taxable income. This will sales are encouraging; unemploy­ Eastern Rolling Mills of the Bronx, they were obviously not enthralled surely they are. come as a deadly shocker to uncountable percentages Azaleas ment has edged down, and a group YOUR CHOICE N.Y. by the idea,” Carson said of the Here it is; Many of you will find that you will have to of the jobless. of purchasing agehu recently If this married man’s top combined federal and Cyclamen ^ ^ , ' The authority Tuesday reduced company representatives at the pay income tax on part, in some cases even on all. of CAS or ELECTRIC.^ Issued an optimistic report. Cinnerarlas SARVO the dollar amount, but did not drop meeting. your unemployment insurance. This is unexpected, state income tax rate is 30 percent, he will be hit with the demand for guarantees on an added tax of $750 for 1982 because of what he FREE 378.00 “ The board said $200,000 or no hard to justify, but there it is. Primroses One industry concerned about personal assets of the prospective received from unemployment insurance. *228 whether it will recover is steel. deal,” Carson said. F or,1982, the blunt fact is that the law forces more SSr* 438.00 Next: Easier charitable deductions, penalties and NORMAL buyers. people to pay taxes on more of their unemployment Steel industry leaders said at a The authority wants a guarantee The $4 million sale of Bristol interest. 538.00 meeting unless the Reagan admin­ insurance than in 1981 — and here’s why: "HOUSEPLANTS MAKE NICE INSTALLATION IllSf on $200,000, said John Carson, Brass lo Eastern was approved in istration stops a flood of cheap December by the U.S. Bankruptcy (Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” her VALENTINE GIFTS" commissioner of the state Depart­ TAX AB LE U NEM PLO YM ENT insurance is fig­ comprehensive guide to income taxes, is now European steel Imports, the U.S. ment of Economic Development. It Court in Hartford. A Feb. 10 NEWEST 18M specialty steel industry could “ go deadline was set for the closing. If ured by first adding up your adjusted gross income available through her column. Send $3.95 plus $1 for WHITHAM Nursery im...... 799.( had asked for full guarantee on the (before deducting any. itemized deductions or any mailing and handling to “ Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Tax APiOtTMENT FAMOUS BRAND KITCHEN AID down the tubes.” $2.2 million loan the prospective the sale is not completed by then, "Grow w m U s" $100,000 in “ good faith money’’ will deduction for two-earner married couples), the Book, ” in care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 SIZE Famous Brand CUSTOM- 8HR.VHSTAPES The specialty steel Industry buyers need to close the deal. unen’ -'leyment insurance you received, plus exempt Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks Rt. 6 Bolton 643'7802 The guarantees were among 14 be taken out of escrow and UNDERCOUNTER turns out custom products for returned to Eastern Rolling Mills. disability payments, if anv. payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) 2 OR, AutomaUc precision and high technology conditions attached to the authori­ Defrost YOU 9.98 OE 2-SPEED •428 PAY Every Duplay Model MODERN AUTO LAR6E CAPACITY r l n Brief- INSIST ON RADIATOR f r : ’ MULTI-CYCLE Mtar $M IM M h n r’t VDEO CAMERA W ELCOME W AGONf*^ .... 297.00 GENUINE INTRODUCES *348 Hotel Sonesta daily from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Titlea "Job Call ” and broadcast live, the th* 90-mlnut* W A N T S T O 448.00 YO U P A Y at COST! two-hour special will include contributions from drlv*-ln and 9 *3 4 7 Manager picked March 14-15. It is presented by the UConn School V I S I T Y O U DauE™...... 370.00 of Business Administration and the UConn $0 state firms, which will offer jobs ranging from drivaaway aolutioni • 497.00 UOUT.M ...... 4 8 8 . 0 0 Mcc )»dM Oiib semi-skilled labor and factory help to executive ...... 297.00 •388 SOUTH WINDSOR — Charles C, Gill has been Division of Extended and Continuing Education. FOR: ua/rnmne ...588.00 membership over appointed manager of corporate taxes for Gerber It is co-sponsored by the Northeast Quality positions in the service industry. Kiitt radMor ledo, 388.00 The program will include interviews with job Sr mSk ..389.00 SwaTT 289.00 400 movies Scientific. Control Council of the American Society for Zleban in­ htM lodu, 358.00 neuTiiiBflaBn . 5 9 8 . 0 0 placement specialists, appearances by a selected GUI will be responsible for coordinating and Quality Control. . vented onrinatiRg, ..... 358.00 to choose from. monitoring Gerber’s worldwide tax planning and The course is designed for quality control i group of unemployed people who will explain engineered OTHER MSPUY MOKL iian.MnnB ...438.00 thanMstata, administration. managers and supervisors, engineering supervi­ their qualifications for various positions on the rust protec­ T3” ‘‘:_;_j8800 GLOSEOVrS S T 387.00 *MnMKONMMll tion more Prior to joining Gerber. Gill was a tax sors, quality control engineers, quality assurance air, and appearances by the mayors of Hartford, anti-fraaze diangat, m e UCUT 159.00 than two ^ ^ s T “ 97.00 supervisor at Arthur Young li Company, an managers and engineers, chief inspectors and New Haven, and Waterbury. decades ago. You can’t buy daaning aad llaiWag international firm of certified public superviaora, production- managers and supervi­ In addition, a phone bank will take viewers’ better rust protection, We have found that / accouataata.o sors, manufacturing engineers and general calls about the jobs that will be listed and anywhere most of our customers T O N IT E long term Gill holds a bachelor of science degree in managers. No prior statistical training is broadcast during the program. Employers A l l o w o i problems can be solved watching the program may also call in to set up accounting from Fairfield Univeriity, a master necessary. within this time frame. T IL 5 RANK interviews with applicants. of science in taxation from the University of A registration fee of $495 includes luncheon and The problem part is FINANCIN8 Hartford and is completing his master’s in materials. For additional information, contact • 14 9 * removed, promptly WITH A b a s k e t f u l OF GIFTS business administration at the University of Management Development Programs, Box U- repaired on our And I’ll bring helpful information plus cards THURS. 9:30-9 AVAILABLE Connecticut. S6D, University of Connecticut. Storrs, 06268; or Director named premises and rein you can redeem for more gifts at local busi­ He is a memberof the Ambassador’sClubof the telephone: 400-3234. (§ Z ie b a if stalled. FRI. 9:30-8 Manchester Chamber of Commerce and resides HARTFORD — Susan Harkett-Turley of nesses. My visit's a friendly call at no cost Replacements are At fiiclWii in Tolland. Wethersfield has been named executive director *Wli*n you buy or obligation to you. Just engaged? New 445 HARTFORD RO. I# U MANCHESTER SAT. 9:30-5 ' Jobs show set of the Housing Coalition for the Capitol Region. Z-QIaa* Faint available from our dis­ parent? Moved? I'd like to visit you at your Ms. Harkett-Turley, who has been Housing Protactloo at Iha tributor size inventory. 1-84 Exit 047-0907 m o m convenience. 9:30-9 Course offered For tho first time in Connecticut, a statewide Director of the Urban League of Greater Hartford rogular pric*. Relax in our waiting Call 8iM 643-9832 To Keeney St. 0 47-0908 job placement television program will be for four years, replaces Roberta Bums-Howard, room, while our Can Pst 643-6944 HARTFORD — A short course for managers broadcast linking the state's 113,000 jobless who has relocated out of state. Ziebart of Vernon knowledgeable special­ and supervisor! introducing them to statistical workers with a pool of available positions from The Housing Coalition was organized in VeffKMi InduaMal FI. ists get you moving quality control techniques will be offered In business and industry. January 19*0 to promote housing opportunities in Clark- Road, Vernon again. March by the University of Connecticut. WTXX-Channel 20 of Waterbury will produce the Capitol Region through education, advocacy a 7 S - M * 1 eae-eeeg “ Statistical ^ a llty ControT will be held at the and air the program on March 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. and constituency building programs. MOKMfUIMTnMMS lriiB.Otnat.* Umtn at Mwaas**. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Feb. 9, 1963 - 23 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed.. Feb. 9. 1983 HDVEimSIK MWERnSHK MTES DEiUNJNE Classified 643*2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS Minimum Charge MOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heatmg*Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 56— Misc. for Rent $2,25 tor one day 12;00 noon the day 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— flooring 47— Garden Products Look for the Classified Ads with’stars; stars help get you better results. 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted J^ln ve stm e n i Property before publication. 3 6 -Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER W O R D 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Busineu Property Deadline tor Saturday is 3— > Announcements 15— Siluaiiori Wanted 27— Resort Property 15$ 4 — Entertainment 2 6-R eal Estate Wanted 61— Aufos for Sale 1 D A Y .. 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 5 — Auctions MtSC. FOR SALE RENTALS EDUCATION 62— Trucks for Sale 3 D AYS 14$ * Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. ★ day's deadline is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles 13$ 16— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 6 D A YS Friday FINANCIAL 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 19— Schoois-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent ,26 D A YS 1 2 $ 32— Painijpg.Paperlng 43— Pets-Bifds-Oogs 55— -Offices-Stores for Rent Homes Phone 643-2711 8— Bonds-SlockS'Morigages20— Instructions Wanted 66— Automotive Service 9— Personal Loans * 33— 6uilding*Conlracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Rent HAPPV ADS $3.00 PER INCH 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease * Telephone 643-2711, AAondoy-Frlday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing*Siding 45— Boats ft Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent

31 H o itiM F o r Safa 23 Sorvico* Ottorod Htip Wtnfd 13 23 NomM For Safe 23 ••eeeeeeeo*eeee#eeeeeee GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG* GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG eeeeeeeeee— ••••••eeeeee fteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee aaeeaaGeaaeeoaaaeaaeGeao •••••••••••••••••••••••• Articles for Solo 41 Free ClaaaBlod Ada Apartmanta lor Bont 53 OBIcoa-Btoroa Campora- Trallara-Moblla GOVERNMENT JOBS - •••••••••••••••••••••••• ##«•##••••••••••******** .lor Bont 55 H o m o s 55 Various positions available BENZ-ALL WASTE Oil CAMPER ’TOP tor six foot MANCHESTER - One, Smart Crochet through local government MANSFIELD ADULT I f f i A N T agencies. I^.Ow) to ^.000 furnace for sale. Uses old pick-up, good condition. two, three bedroom and MANCHESTER - Main manrl)ralpr potential. Call (refun­ crank case oil or transmis­ ^ .0 0 . Tetephone 649-7139. townhouse apartments Street - $4 square ft. rent. Home Village - Pre-owned dable) 1-(619)-569-8304 sion fluid. 125400 BTU’s. available Immediately. Central business district. two bedroohi home located Dept. CT103 for your 1983 Good for garage. $800. 649- ATARI 2600 - year old, two $375, $425, $495. Security Will sub-divide and amor­ on nice lot. Includes A O S A R B directory. 24 hours. 9650. joysticks, two paddles, required. Heat and hot tize alterations over lease washer and dryer. Has £U W XCP combat included, perfect water Included. Call Ren- for qualified tenants under orch with awning. Utility 'Your Community Newspaper' GOVERNMENT JOBS - bKonie Tax SEASONED OAK condition. Call 646-7329 Ul Office, 6494800. net leases. Two story Eullding. $19,500.00. Ideal Immediate openings, REALTORS Service FIREWOOD - for after 3 p.m., $85.00. building (16,000 square retirement home. Two overseas and domestic. deliveries call George MANCHESTER - Main feet), full basement, gar­ bedroom pre-owned home. INA 120,000 to 850,000 plus a a age and freight elevalor. Wall to wall carpet; cur­ Gf?0 UP 1 A ipirtt .4iioci#4t(on of R fA l TORS tprvinq t hp qr p»4t »■ r WALT ZINGLERS In­ Grilling, Andover, 742- DUAL 1215 turntable with Street. 2 roon », heated, Your assurance of quick year. Call (312 ) 931-7053 come tax service. Filing Stanton 681 EEE car­ hot water, appliances. No. Mr. Norman - 647-5003. tains and drapes. Kitchen Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Ext. 2340A. V.inthpttpi r4fp,» with mofp ^dvpMitinq rxppftup 7886. responsS when you adver­ 'm p ,u t .in <1 pflffirnry lor Doth buyrn And t r llr n personal or small tridge. $65.00. Telephone pets. Security. Parking. appliances ana washer and 56M183. MANCHESTER - 8,000 diyer. Porch with awning. tise in Classified is that our PART TIME help needed EXPERIENCED business tax returns. In AVAILABLE NOW - ’Triple[ripl 523-7047. IMMEDIATE HELP square feet warehouse or $20,900.00.' Jensen’s Inc., G b A S S O F readers are ready to buy FISHPERSON wanted to dresser, pecan. w ith evenings in pharmacy. wanted part time. Good your home since 1974. Mrs. 5facD6naId, 429-3687 - when they'turn to the little Some retail experience run service fish case.Must hours, good wages. Apply m ir r o r 29” AVOCADO Gas kitchen V E R N O N /R o c k v llle - assembly building. One 646-5346. stove connected to bottle level. Three overhead Main Office, 7934281 or ads. necessary. Apply in person buy display and wait on Continental Cuisine carriage (like new); Chll accepting applications for 9 - 5 at Liggett Rexall. trade. SendTbrief resume to Restaurant, 1095 Main WOODUMD RUIIM GONDOMIIIIUIIIt INCOME TAX craft crib-a-bed; butcher gas, may be converted to two bedroom apartments. doors, loading docl^ high 247-5209. ______Manchester Parkade. Box P c/o Manchester Street, Manchester, 649- U&R built 1, 2. and 3 bedroom unlta feature RETURNS prepared in block chrome lighting city gas. Asking $99.00. Rent Includes beat and hot .ceiling, slab floor. Fenced Herald.______Call mornings, 6^2558. I parking area. $2 square ft. TOWN OF MANCHESTER 4675. spacious rooms, separate basements, individual your own home. Please fixture, matching clock; water. For information LEQAL NOTICE NO EXPERIENCE i heat, and are fully applianced. call 1-2374858. EHO. net. Mr. Norman - 647-5003. PART TIME - WENDY’S cell 647-1135. fniitwood credenza; pecan The Planning and Zoning Commis­ NECESSARY! Attention PART TIME help wanted We invite comparison for quality and price. 1 night table and lamp. Call RECORD PLAYER^ ’TV- sion will hold a public hearing on homemakers, students, Old Fashioned Ham­ day and evening. Dairy bedroom — $41,900. 2 ttedf-oom — $51,900. and 3 Radio console. $S.O0 and burgers on 260 Broad TAX 6434152. MANCHESTER - Four Homoa-Apta. to ahara 50 Tuesday. February 22.1983 at 7:00 everyone! If you have Queen of Vernon. bedroom — ^.900. you can take it away. CaU P.M. in the Hearing Room. Lincoln o i r a t Street, Manchester, is now PREPARATION in room apartment. Large evenings and Saturday 649-7795. porch, yard. Plenty of ROOMATE WANTED- To Center. 494 Main Street. mornings free, and need hiring help for the lunch FINISH CARPENTER to 12'/4% Financing Available your home. Reliable, BEDROOM SET - five shift. Excellent pay and do interior renovation piece, excellent condition. parking. Utilities included. share two bedroom flat Manchester. CT to hear and con­ extra money, we have a reasonable. Norm O.D. sider the following petitions: No matter who you are or what message you'd like to benefits. Homemaxers are work. Call 646-0484. >3' 1 ’ $510 monthly. 649-3379. starting February 1st. $165 limited number ol ______Kefth Real Estate 6464126 Marshall, 643-9044. ^CROMETERS, carbide IMtKFBRRBD EQUITIES - communicate, there's just nothing like a Want Ad! positions available in our encouraged to apply. Apply plus utilities. 646-2907 HKSUBDIVISION - BROAD Want Ads are the busy little ads which appear each in person to Manager, Mon­ r-___r'lmmmHlmtl !<<• laces,faces, saunsatin cnruniechrome it fric- k - AUTO CLUB phone sales operation. CLEANING PERSON ■ MANCHESTER evenings. STREET (P-40) - To rcsubdivWe a day in the Classified section of your newspaper . . . Manchester Office day - Friday, 3-5 p.m. eight hours a week. Good PERSONAL INCOME tion tlilmble, graduated In Earn $67.40 to $100.00 pet BRAND NEW L IS T IN ^ Gorgeous five room first lot of approximately 1.588 acres telling other people about tome item you'd like to 391'Broad St. E.O.E. ipb for serious student. DRIVE BY - - - Tax Service - Returns tenths, like new condition, week. Call Gerry to set up ASSORTED RACE floor apartment. MANCHESTER - Respon­ into 3 lots • 2S1 Broad Street. tell and telling you who has that, hard-to-find item Manchester. Ct. Call Ultimate I beauty in case. $40.00. Call 6 ^ an interview, Mon-Wed 233 HOLLISTER STREET prepared, Tax advice TRACK, cars and Completely redecorated. sible female to share BARNEY T. PETERMAN, SR. - you've been wanting to buy. And it's ever-to-easy to IPut your personality to work' WANTED: Salon, 643-2103 - ask for 1794 anytime. ZONE CHANGE ■ NORTH MAIN between 6:30 and 7:30 pm WAREHOUSEMAN-Truck SEVEN ROOM SPLIT LEVEL given. Reasonable accessories, $25.00. Call Large modern kitchen. spacious two bedroom place your own Want Ad. Just give us a call. We'll [for you and rnake part of your at 643-2711. Diana or Judy. apartment. $200 plus half STREET (P-41) • To change the driver, good opportunity A CLEAN "TURNKEY” PROPERTY rates. Call 646-7306 5684183. MARBLE BATHROOM Lots of counters and help you word your ad to it will appeal to the very Id a y pay as a perm anent part' cabinets. Dishwasher, utilities. 644-9812. zoning classification from for person with experience M E C H A N IC ^ ALUMINUM SIDINQ gveningSj___^_____ Vanity sink, real old, 26” I Residence B and Industrial to parson you want to reach. rtimo telephone sales Rep for MANCHESTER dealing with masonry, COLONIAL STYLE Spice stove. No pets. $450 plus ^AAA. M on thru Fri m ornings REALTOR looking for EXPERIENCED in front LOVELY COVERED FLAGSTONE PATIOI by 2d” round, 12” basin Planned Residence Development building products. Class ll end and brake work. Must rack with spices, beautiful security. 646-2000. VERNON - Roommate 20’s fur 3 parcels of approximately 2.04 l9 a m - 1 pm Excellent ear- licensed agents for MANY EXTRAS TO STAY Building Contracting 33 marble backsplash, 10” license, W im truck and have own tools. Benefits in- condition, $20.00. Call high. Asking $%.00. Call to share two bedroom con­ acres and to approve a General knings. super staff. Experience progressive real estate forklift experience needed. Maryann at 243-1960 WEST HARTFORD - 5W do. ^100 monthly plus half Plan of Development for the site - BELFIORE, REALTORS m7-i 413 ROBERT E. JARVIS 649-7303. ipreferred Call 521-7220 lor agency. Call M3-1591, ask Reply Box 173, Buckland — ------, anytime. rooms, fully applianced, utilities. 8724211 .390/414/420 North Main Street. Ynterview appointment Building - Remodeling Phone for Tony Wasilefsky for Station, Manchester, a . 328 Middle Turnpike NEW LEATHER custom air-conditioned, convenient MAURICE E. FRENCH • I Equal Opportunity Employer confidential interview. Specialist. Additions, gar­ 06040. 643-5189. BLACK VINYL RecUner made shoulder hand bag, location. After 6 p.m., 232- .SPECIAL EXCEPTION - RIDGE MANCHESTER ages, roofing, siding, chair, good condition, one third original cost, 8528 or 233-^1. Immediate STREET (F-35) - Application un­ FULL TIME Salesman - kitchens, bathrooms, □ AUTOMOTIVE der Article II, Section 5.02.01 to 5010 SALES AND CASHIER ■—, fOutcA C olo n ial $50.00. Telephone 643-6463. $15.00. 646-2190. occupancy. appliance. T.V. Sales. Must needed immediately full LJ E D U C A T I U N replacement win- •••••••••••••••••••••••• convert a single-family dwelling to Spacious S Rooms. 4 bedrooms, formal dining A dashing brimmed hat have experience. Excellent time in pleasant modern dows/doors. 643-6712. BRIDES BEAUTIFUL pic- Autos F o r Bale 01 a two-famlly dwelling • 82 Ridge 643-2711 room: large kitchen with pantry. Grained oak NO CANDY - Buy Merlin TWO BEDROOM Apart­ and matching scarf is □ NOTICES wage and benefits. Call for ture hat designed with seed Street. finish. Plastered walls. Handy to busline. Owner electronic game Tor your \t this hearing interested persons easily crocheted from interview between 12 and MpVrTencr necMM?y‘ Private Inatruetlona IB pearls and lace, worn once, ment available March 1st linancing available. . ■HMOTHY J. Connelly - child for Easter. Only may be heard and written com­ Craft and Rug yarn in 3pm - ask for Valerie. 647- $65,000. 1^.00. CaU 6494700. off Center Street. Security Lost and Found 1 9997. Total building and im­ $10.00. Includes six new required. $400 plus munications received. Copies of three colors. LfggeU Parkad^pllf: MM*” -ChiMW^th'm LcV- provement services in­ REPOSSESSIONS macy, Parkade Shopping tion D iv is io n o n e r s Philbrick Agency batteries, retail $25.1)0.649- utilities. 6 4 M ^ . these petitions have been filed in No. 5010 has full direc­ , FOUND**’ s e t o f k e y s cluding but not limited to FOR SALE - Yale one ton 0832. FOR SALE the Town Clerk's office and may be tions for set. $250.00 WEEKLY Center, 404 West Middle Lamaze Prepared Child- chain fall’s in good condi­ at Lincoln Center. Can be kitchens, bathrooms, ad­ 1979 Oldsmoblle inspected during office hours. TO OEDER, tend $2.00 for eMb picked up at the PAYCHECKS (fully TurnoiKe birth Classes. 6 weeks and tion, $98.00. Telephone 742- MANCHESTER - Duplex, PLANNING AND ZONING guaranteed) working part 646*4200 ditions, garages, roofing GUITAR CASE, brown, Cutlass, excellent itteni, plusSQf for iMstige and Manchester Herald Office ------Refresher Series. Small 6871. two bedrooms, eat-in COMMISSION E or full time at home. Wwk- and siding, door and win­ fits Les Paul, excellent cond. $5000. aodllsf. between 8:30 and 5 p.m. RN 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Enjoy grou ps in h om e. F ee kitchen, fully applianced, Leo Kwash. Secretary ANNE CABOT Monday - Friday. ly paychecks mailed working in a superior 45 charged. Register early, MANCHESTER - Four bedroom dow replacement, condition, $50.00. 1975 Chevy Monza spreading full basement. UtlUties not Ull-02 ! ONE HEAVY DUTY Five directly to you from Home remodeling, renovations Telephone 6434923. bed unit with a skilled and Class Registrar 646-4812. Dutch Colonial on almost three acres of drawer steel fUe cabinet. included. No pets. 646-1340. $1100 Msneheeter HfrrskI LOST - Boys 20-inch BMX Office every Wednesday. dedicated staff to assist land. Small fresh water pond. Has a and new construction. 648- $75.00. Telephone 644-9776. 1979 Ford Courier bicycle, blue, with white Start immediately. No you. A very fine working Schoola-Claaaea 19 1379. SAN GIORGIO ski boots iieoAve. eTAaMrlcss garage plus workshop. Solid Value. size t'/s, blue with pull out TWO BEDROOM Pick-up, 4 INVITATION TO BID Naw Yarfcg N.V. 100M handlebars and seat; with experience necessan'. atmosphere with good ...... FOR SALE - couch only Townhouse Condo, IW cyl... $3300. [he Manchester. Public Schools M a t Hm m , A M r m wUh ZIB pads. Norman St. area. National company. Do wages and fully paid SKAPARAS HOME $20.00.------0. IdrIdeal for dormitor " ----- " liners, good condition. Reward. If found, please your work right in the com­ employee fringe oenefita. $25.00. Call 6404619. baths. Security, lease and 1978 Chrysler LeBaron solicits bids for a school CODE and Stria Nember. Remodeling - All types of cottage or jwreh. Call 646- PlIOTOfJRAPHER for the SPECIAL: Over se­ THE call 643-4735 fort and security of your Please call or visit Mrs. n o r r o d r : - . 8372 after 5 p.m. references required. One $2950. 200 own home. Details and Urban, Director of Nurses, additions, interior and WOOD/BRASS glass child accepted. No pets. Manchester High School for the lections and a FREE Wolverton Agency exterior, repair work. Free 1970 Ford Thunderbird 1983-1984 school year. Sealed bids application mailed. Send 646-0129, Manchester CUSTOM FIREPLACE coffee table, M5.0(r Call 643-2301. Pattern Section in the FOUND - Beautiful fluffy $700 will be received until 3:IX) P.M. your name and address to: Manor Nursing Home, 385 lumTcniuRf estimates. Reasonable draw screen and log poker, 6434152 day <|r evening. ALBUM. Just $3.00. grey female cat. Vicinity . I'cbruarv 22. 1983, at which time Bowers School. American Fidelity Com­ West Center Street, 649-2813 rates. Call Joe, 569-7572. $15.()0. Telephone h 3-56^. APARTMENT IN Two The above can be BOBU AT M-29 EACH pany, Hiring Drot. 77,1040 ONE CHAIR, white wood thev will be publicly opened. The Q-12B-B0LU-0M aad Naw. How Manchester. Call 646-1032. Manchester. family house, two seen at SMB right is reserved to reject any and Lone Stale Dr., New “JACKSTON HEIGHTS” DESIGN KITCHENS bv WEDDING GOWN size 10. frame with yellow SIS Malii at ts drtta tkernt Bow ta naka than. bedrooms, private base­ all bids. Specifications and bid O-1B0 - KEEPSAKE ttUILTS. 24 WORD. Braunfels, TX. 78130, LOST WALLET at Moriar- HOUSEKEEPER For SCHODl MANCHERTER - New 3 bedroom, 2 bath contem­ J.P. Lewis Cabinets, $65.00. Telephone 640-7306. cushions, $8.00. Telephone ment, driveway and en­ forms may be secured at the plaaad aad appIlKMd datlgni. tv's Sunday. If found in­ elderly nipn in excellent porary Cape with many fine features. Fireplaced vanities, formica, Wilson 6494801. 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, Business Office, 45 N. School DELI BAKERY healtn. Live out or in. trance. Nice yard. Washer O-121-HEIRiOOM NANDIWORK-20 tact. please call 649-4635 - study, charming kiU^en, 2 car garage, city art, (Jorian counter topa, MATCHING COUCH and and dryer hookups. $400 four door, V8. 27,000 miles. Street. Connecticut. Raymond E. trpts af aaodlawark tkillt. MANAGER wanted full Private living quarters love seat, both for $99.00. Call 647-1407. Q-172-T0 BIVE ar KECP-40 aaa- In today's world of no questions asked. BARTENDER utilities and more. Priced to sell at $105,000. kitchen cabinet fronts, FOR SALE - knitted double per month plus security. iVinors. Business Manager time. Career opportunity. available. _ Good Call 643-ll85 - ask for Tom. b ^ size bedspread, white dlawark H aw ta make. Reward. complete woodworking ^11 Dan or Ed, 649-2947 - ni(M)2 Experience a plus but will with pink, never used, 1969 PONTIAC GTO, verti- B-IM-CRAFTB-BB pagat ef RSick- Course service, custom made fur­ after 5:30, 646-9892. tf-maki itmat. sophisticated com­ train right person. Send .SURPRISE YOUR Valen- $%.00. Worth at least cle four speed, four barrel P erso n als 2 brief resume to Box R c/o 0«yt-tv«. ) wBBk Job niture, colonial reproduc­ tine with a beautiful sable piBctmflnt B^ltlanct. ZINSSER AGENCY ^ 4 0 1 6 . with 400 engine, needs Manchester Herald. Herald. M«n-Wom«n Cbh now tions in wood, 9 varieties of brown mink cape, FOUR ROOMS - Heat and munications, it is WE**W*I*LL**PAY**y*o*u*50 lor FrtB Brochur* aaaeaaaaaaaaaeaeaGeeaeea some work, ^000 or best cents for every pound you 780 Main 8t. Manchastar hardwood and veniers xcellent condition - only hot water. $450.00. COUNTER HELP wanted TELEPHONE & GOOD 5 2 2 -1 ^ NOW IN STOCK. CaU 649- '5.00. Size medium. Call Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 offer. 742-7692. LEGAL NOTICE lose for trying our new Bolton Bortondort School 646-1811 .aaaaeaaGaeeeGaGGaeeeaee# Telephone 649-8920 after hard to imagine a product. 647-8730. for Deli Counter. Full and Typing experience *t4 Aiytum Avonwo 9658. 646-6642 after 5 p.m. 5:30 p.m. The following unredeemed Hartford.CI M10S ISOUTH WINDSOR 1975 MERCURY pledges will be sold Feb. 12, 1983 part time. Must like to deal required for a receptionist Brnnchtt in Mom.W.I-.N H. position. Person with a antusTBN KENNEL CLUB MONARCH - Four door. according to law. No. 387 issued time when the town with people. Experience a ■UaCIKSia NHST HUIS QUALI’TY WORK in the PRINCE PRO Tennis ' EFFICIENCY Scalloped Set □ EMPLOYMENT plus but will train the right pleasant telephone per­ racquet, like new with Obedience & Breed classes Vinyl top. Good condition 8 11/82; No. 386 issued 8/10/83. Immaculate » rm. Wendel Held aluminum tided Manchester area for 24 APARTMENT - North End person. Apply to Box PP sonality and a math ap­ Condomlnluma 2Z cover strung 75 pounds. starting February 16th, inside and out. $1200 or best Woodside C^.. 807 Hartford Road. crier was the only Garriton ColonUI. This home o lle n 4 bedroomi. llvin* years at the lowest possi­ of Manchester, on bus line. Manchester, CT. C O Manchester Herald. titude for diversified '•••••••••••••••••••••••• fTC.OO or best offSr. 643- Tolland Agriculture offer. (Tall after 3:00 p.m., H elp W anted 13 room, dining room, kitchen, lamUy room w/Ilreplace, ble price! Room additions, Available again. Near duties. Send resume with MANCHESTER - Two 2 ^ - Sue or Todd. Center, Vernon, Conn. For 742-7776. salary requirements to Urge linlihed rec room, tV, baUii, 2 car garage. kitchen and bath hospital. Eve 646-2096 9 to available source o f RN'S - LPN's - Full and bedroom condo for rent. A- Decorative lUIUn ceramic tUe floors in kitchen and remodeling, carpentry, information, 6494145, 569- Inflation Sot You P.O. Box M, m in Office, C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, LADIES SKI PACKA KAGE - 5; 6M4M63 after 5 p.m. part time positions Manchester, Conn. 06040. large entry loyer. lit floor Uundry, central vac masonry, dormers, gar­ 190cm Head si$is, 8M 3010, 87^2005, 872-2210, 289- 1976 RENAULT 17 Gordini news for townspeople. Down? 659-3008. sjrsvcill. xaontiV aw* •o*-.- w* ------^------8188. - front wheel drive, five available We are offering ages, wood decks and buckle boot!liiDots, poles,'oTes, bin- THREE ROOM heated i LOTbnnbi A AsaociatesI valley and many more amenities in this quality built speed, excellent in- employment Monday ■ 6alUp,8ol0iill CONSTRUCTION porches, roofing, rec dings, $60.00.------60-5478. apartment. 118 Main Friday with an extensive Earn good $t$ soiling home. Asking $123,900. ADORABLE Shih-tzu pup­ terior/exterior, great It’s Employed by the town, PROJECT - Represen­ □ REAL ESTATE rooms, paneling, Street. Third floor. No benefit package and com­ AvonI Call 523-9401, tative (clerk of the works) USED FOLDING Ping- pies,lies, eight weeks old. AKC MPG. New tires. Big sheetrock, suspended appliances. Security and petitive salaries OR Satur­ or 27S-2941 Minimum five years super- pong table, sturdy, Registered.• Wonderful sunroof. 871-7571 evenings. the lonely town crier was ceilings, insulation, tile tenant insurance required. day's and Sunday's at an visory construction Homaa For Sato 23 excellent for rec room. peU. 649-8800. work and carpets, plum­ $380. Phone 646-2426 9 to 5 time extrem ely high hourly experience, all phases Attractive 10 room Raised Ranch on bing, heating and electric Asking I SGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG**# 1978 CH EVY MALIBU responsible for spreading rate. Call Crestfield Con­ WAITRESSES - A fter­ required to assist the M A N C H E S T E R - By desirable MInnechaug Mountain. 643-5^. weekdays. owner full time for one work. Call Joe - 64A4650 Classic, four door, V8, air- valescent I lom e' F enwood noons and weekends, ^ p ly owner. Unique, charming Exceptional living room and family conditioning. Power Manor in Manchester at in person - LaStrada West, year to observe the <»n- anytime. PAIR YOUTHS Ski boots. RENTALS AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. the word to the citizenry struction of renovations to Colonial. Seven rooms, room, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, country steering. Low mileage. to 643-5151 Monday - Friday. 471 H a r tfo r d R o a d , size 7, with boot tree, v e n Newer duplex, three the Coventry High School four bedrooms, two floor to Call 56#0673. 9am - 3pm. Manchester. ceiling fireplaces, new fur­ kitchen, large deck, 2 fireplaces plus B oo ling 34 good condition $12.00 pooma lor Bant 52 bedrbedrooms, IW baths, rec as a construction consul­ more. Asking $150,(X)0. Telephone 6494387 after 6 r o o m. Security and tant. Compensation com­ nace, root, steel siding, LOOKING FOR 1973 to lots of extras. $84,900. 646- BIDWELL HOME Im­ p.m. CENTRAL LOCATION, references required. 646- think mensurate with indenth 1975 Plymouth for parts. ASSEMRLER R provement Company - 6454 before 3 or 647-1805 experience. EOE. Mail 5699. Warran E. Howland, Inc LADIES BLOUSE, slack kitchen privileges, parking Call 6494291. The only form of com­ Able to perform routine mechanical assembly work resume to Peter Abel, Inc. SSS MAIM ST,______M3-110R Roofing, siding, outfit,itflt. size 3840, never available. Security and after 3 p.m. alterations, additions. 649- on sub assemblies and light assemblies. Understan­ Architects. P.O. Box 210, MANCHESTER - " T w o worn, $7.00. Call 6 4 6 ^ . written references CARS $100! TRUCKS $75! about munication which is still 6495. ding of basic hand tools, able to build assemblies Marlborough. CT 06447 family bargain" 3 plus 6 I required. For application M ANCH ESTER - five Available at local gov’t, ATTDmOtTGblBKT COOKS' BOYS HOCKEY PANTS, room ^artment, third per print. Minimum supervision. Able to do all sub rior to Feb. 25, 1983. No large rooms. Remodeled can 643-2093. sales. Call (refundable) as personal as hearing the\^ elephone inquiries please. and excellent conctitlon. SOUTH WINDSOR RESIDENTIAL Repairs Cooper HP6, size 26-30, red floor. Garage. No pets. your and final assembly work. 2 to 4 years experience. on Ilia Manchiitar Una (312 ) 931-5337 Ext. 2340B Two heating systems, new and new roofs, chimneys with white s t r i ^ , $10.00. Security. Reasonable. 649- High School Graduate required. Mechanically in­ ELEGANT BED Sitting for your directory on how TRUCKING ^ No roof and vinyl siding, base­ Tasteiutly decorated Cane with a large eat-in repaired. Four hour Call 6434830. room for young 3211. town crier in the streets is clined. Basic blue print reading. Willing to do experience necessary. For gourmet kitchen, warm cozy den with fireplace, 4 to purchase. 24 hours. ment and large lot with two emergency service. 24 SNAUUNERT BORONITE professional woman.w< Share repetitive work. Physically able to do light information call: 919-227- car garage. Won’t last! bedrooms, formal dining room, 2 full baths, gas A g B g C s l the Classified section of the 6131 or 919-227-0527 9 a m. - heat. All appliances stay. $79,900. years in Manchester area. II, used strung at 80 quiet bouse near nc bus and assembly work. Please apply in person at: 9 p.m. Monday thru $69,900 ^ Century 21, Call Joe - 644-8650 anytime. ery 00 weekly. Momma lor Boat 54 T O L L A N D V W Friday. Adams Enter­ Lindsey Real Estate, 649- f. L SpMscU — Realtora w « Iff cove! 649-i ■■ daily newspaper. This is 4000. $50.00. Dave GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS prises, Inc. s- 643-2121 □MISC. FOR SALE ; call ROCKVILLE - Bight room K Ti|rii Omli SB $7«6 2S1 Broad Straat, ManehaaMr colonial. $500 per month S K IE S 120CM 1 w l th MANCHESTER - Clean II tdmm UC. tim where private individuals eoe M/F INSIDE SALES - Local MANCHESTER - "New furnished room. Maid ser­ plus utilities. 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