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Surgeon general High lifestyle led TIMFffUTUnit Guard to leave links smoke, deaths to trooper probe concept of middle schools BOSTON (UPI) - A veteran state WASfflNGTON (UPI) - Nearly 130,- trooper’s “high style of living” first 000 Americans will die this year of alerted authorities that he may have UFI WEATMM FOTOCAtT « that the grades in which the most armory open By Nancy Thompson cancer caused by smoking, the U.S. been involved in unlawful activities and Herald Reporter dramatic transitim took place Surgeon General C. Everett Koop said led to his indictment on drug smuggling were six, seven and eight, not today. But he cited encouraging news on charges, officials say. Dr. Thomas M. Meisner Jr. got seven, eight and nine. State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- Freund actually opposed the ar the success rate of smokers who try to Cpl. Arnold Ellis, Jr., 44, of into education almost by a ^ - - ■im “The kinds of discussion con Manchester, has sent a letter to mory closings. His argument to the quit. Gloucester, was to retire from the state dent when he took a job as an cerning six-seven-eight versus National Guard Adjutant General Appropriations Committee against “Cigarette smoking, as this report police at the end of this year after 20 elementary school science ri seven-eight-nine that’s occurring John F. Freund in an attempt to any closings was similar to again makes clear, is the chief, single, years service. He and 13 c^ er men are Weather teacher as a favor to a former only now in Manchester have oc save the Manchester Armory. Zinsser’s: He said the average ar avoidable cause of death in our society charged with conspiracy to smuggle 16 principal. curred throu^out the country Freund last week proposed to the mory brings about $872,680 in in and the most important public health tons of marijuana into Gloucester in From that start, however, since the 1950s,” Meisner says. Appropriations Committee the come into its community each year issue of our time,” said Koop. 1977. Meisner has gone on to become a “’The result throughout the coun names'of five armories — including The co-chairwoman of the Aip^ The report, “The Health Consequences Federal officials said a methodical Today’s forecast professional educator — he is try has been to go with six-seven- Manchester’s — that could be closed propriations Committee, Sen. of Smoking,” said male smokers have background check was begun on Ellis now the principal of Bennet eight.” to save money. The committee had Marcella Fahey, pushed for five ar double the cancer death rate of non five years ago as “Informants and others Junior High School — and an ad y / ^ mories to closed. However, the . Mostly cloudy this afternoon. A 50 percent chance of U‘ V ^ MEISNER SAID he is in a ordered the general to select five ar smoking males and female smokers have brought to our attention his contacts and little light snow. H i^ temperatures in the noid 30s.! vocate for the middle school mories for abandonment. Manchester Armory is within her a 30 percent higher cancer rate than non high style of living.” system. good position to act as an ad Gradual clearing timlght. Lows in the 20a. Snnny! vocate for middle schools But ZinssCr said Freund made a district and her position on its clp's: smoking females. When he was arrested this week at Tuesday. Highs in thd mid 30s! Winds northerly.lO to IS At a recent meeting of the bad choice when he singled out the ing is unclear It also said lung cancer, 85 percent of because he works with students work as the overnight commander of the mph through tonight, northwest around 10 mph "^esday. ’ Keeney Street School Parent- Manchester Armory, because the which is blamed on smoking, probably Topsfield barracks, Ellis had 81.100 in Teacher Association on the topic every day and knows their needs and because he has experience facility is used for other activities. will surpass breast cancer this year as a his pocket. Investigators said be owned of middle schools and junior “In reaching your decision, I cquse of death among women. two homes and a cabin cruiser, traveled highs, Meisner described himself working in both junior h i^ s and Directors set Extended outlook middle schools. In Carlisle he would ask if you took into considera Overall, the report said, 30 percent of frequently and always had plenty of as one of the middle school’s tion the fact that the Manchester Ar UPI photo served as assistant principal of 2 cancer deaths are attributable to cash. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday biggest proponents in mory is used for many other ac smoking. Based on 430,000 expected Justice Department lawyer Janis M. Manchester. A school board com Carlisle Junior High School and comment time through Friday: later as assistant principal of tivities?” wrote Zinsser. “For cancer deaths, that means about 129,000 Berry said Ellis twice supplied guns to Moasachusells, Rhode Island and Conneclicul: mittee is currently considering example, Manchester Community Americans will die this year of smoking- Today in history others involved in the alleged drug con whether the schools should Wilson Middle School. The Board of Directors will hold Chance of showers Wednesday. Fair and colder “Having been in different set College does use the facility for related cancer. spiracy and was paid between 8250,000 Thursday and Friday. Daytime hij^ temperatures mid switch from junior highs to mid athletic events, for which they pay its regular public comment session Although the report carried several and 8500,000 over the last five years. ups, I can make those com On Feb. 22, 1972 President Richard M. Nixon met with Communist 30s to mid 40s Wednesday cooling to the mid 20s to mid dle schools within the next few approximately 82,300. If they are on March 2 from . to 11 a.m. in the statistics of doom and gloom, it also had State Police and federal Inve^ators years. parisons, which gives me a Board of Directors office in the ieader Mao Tse-Tung within hours after his arrivai in Peking for an un 30s Thursday and Friday. Overnight lows 20s and low 30s different perspective,” he said. forced to find a new facility, the cost some encouraging news for the nation's also found 20 handguns in his personal The ninth grades, which^are to the students would increase to Municipal Building, to hear epm- 50 million estimated adult smokers — precedented visit to mainland China. Wednesday and from 10 to 20 Thursday and Friday, Meisner and his wife, Elaine, locker at the barracks, althou^ Ellis’ Vermont t Chance of snow north and show or rain’ currently housed in the to m ’s over $4,000, providing they can find ments and suggestions from the 2 particularly those interested in quitting. lawyer said it was part of a private made the move to Manchester public. Wednesday. Gearing ’Thursday. Fair Friday, l^w s zero two junior highs, are expected to from Carlisle in 1980. Meisner a faciiity, which I doubt.” It said recent research shows up to 50 collection. move into the high school around In addition, Zinsser said the ar Future sessions will be held the percent of those who quit smoking on to 10 north and 10 to 20 south. Highs in the 20s north and 4 . said the move “was a good oppor- Party will control new Polish unions mid 30s to low 40s south Wednesday cooling to the teens 1987. At that time, the junior mory hosts many cultural events, in first Tuesday of each month from 9 their own will stay off cigarettes. Much highs either will be consolidated tunity for me socially, to 11 a.m. and the third Tuesday of north and 20s south Friday. professionally and personally. addition to being availabie to the depends on the smoker’s personality and N.H. liquor stores into one grade seven-eight school town during natural disasters. He each month from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. motivation, and encouragement from WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Poland’s law, organized labor must recognize the Maine, New Hampshire: Chance Of snow north and “I had grown as an assistant military regime plans for the <^m- Communist Party as the leading authori snow or rain south Wednesday. Gearing Thursday. Fair oc:..^nverted to two grade six- principal about as much as I said a closed armory would still cost friends and relatives, the report said. may be closed seven-eight middle schools. DR. THOMAS M. MEISNER JR. the state money for upkeep, or else Koop's report, issued 18 years after the munist Party to keep a tight rein on ty and avoid politics or any other activity Friday. Highs in the 20s north tuid mid 30s to low 40s ... middle school advocate could grow in that position. It future unions by banning some 4,(X)0 that could lead to confrontation. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI)-StateComp south Wednesday cooling to the teens north and 20s was time for new challenges,” he it would be a target of vandalism. Visit scheduled surgeon general’s office first linked MEISNER’S ADVOCACY of “1 also note that the total savings smoking and cancer, broke no dramatic leaders of the suspended Solidarity union Union membership and organization troller Michael Cornelius says all other south Friday. Lows zero to 10 north and 10 to 20 south. the middle school concept was said. and allowing strikes only as a “last will be strictly controlled and workers options will be explored before any state teaching vacancy. tion as principal because he is Meisner said he did not look for for closing Manchester would be $6,- by bloodmobile new ground. Unlike some recent reports, caused by a set of circumstances “In helping him out, I realized able to influence more students 176.04 for fiscal year 82 and $38,- Koop did'not blame cigarette smoke in resort.” will have the right to strike only “as a liquor store is shut down, an action be almost as chancy as his entry a new job just for the sake of last resort,” the committee said. Union believes would throw New Hampshire’s National forecast 1 liked what I was doing.” than be would as a classroom 452.98 for fiscal year 83,” added The Red Cross Bloodmobile will the air for lung cancer among non- Release of the guidelines, which will into teaching. His early teaching moving; be in Manchester Tuesday from contacts with foreign labor movements already shaky finances into chaos. Meisner said he had not teacher. “We had decided we were only Zinsser. “However, 1 cannot tell if smokers. block all political action by unions, City & Fcst Los Angeles pc experience in Upper Saint Clair, thought about a career in educa “When you’re in the you are taking into account with 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. at Concordia also will be curtailed. However, without some legislative ac Albuquerque sy Louisville sy going to move when we found a A Japanese study reported last year followed a call by two underground Penn., brought him into contact tion, but added that he knew from classroom, you directly influence these figures the dollars lost that Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street. The new system must “not accept the tion to provide additional funding for the Anchorage ty Memphis sy with Dr. Donald Eichorn, an nice place to live,” he said. women whose husbands smoked had a Solidarity leaders for an intensified ^ Asheville sy Miami Been sy his interests in high school and 125 kids,” he said. “As an ad would be coming in from the college Walk-in donors are badly needed higher lung cancer rate than those intentions, tendencies and operations Liquor Commission, Cornelius said Atlanta ty Milwaukee sy authority in the field. “Manchester has more than struggle to restore freedom to their which pushed many Solidarity activists college that he preferred work ministrator now, I have the and the groups renting the armory and the supply of all types of blood is married to non-smokers, with a death labor movement. Friday that some kind of cut in liquor Billings sn Minnearalis pc Meisner’s first administrative fulfilled our hopes. Our neighbors low. and members to positions of struggle operations would have to be imposed. Birmingham sy Nashville sy that involved people to . potential of doing something are nice. There’s great tennis for various activities.” rate of 15.5 per 100,000 vs. 8.7 per 100,000. Boston sn ce New Orleans ty experiences in Carlisle, Penn., laboratory work and he knew that’s going to affect 773 kids. The government trade union com within the socialist state,” the announce “It’s not yet certain, but the possibility Brwnsvll Tx.ty New York cl courts. I’ve been able to continue For smokers, the mortality rate is 32.8 were in a system in the process from his experiences in student The opportunities for doing per 100,000. A Greek study reported mittee announced Sunday about 4,000 ment said. of stores closing is not simply being Buffalo pc Oklahm Cty sy of switching from junior high to refereeing basketball games. leaders of the free trade-union move Two Solidarity leaders who escaped raised as a scare tactic,” said Cornelius, Chrlstn S.C. sy Omaha sy ' government that he wanted to be something have increased “Moving here has given Elaine similar findings. Charltt N.C. sv Philadelpnia cl middle schools. an administrator or manager. dramatically. But Koop said the foreign studies may ment imprisoned in the Dec. 13 military arrest in the crackdown called for an in Gov. Hugh Gallon’s former budget direc Chicago sy Phoedix pc Meisner started out in educa and me a chance to continue Clevel.iveiand cl Plttsburn pc “1 guess circumstances “At times a principal is a Group considers not be applicable to Americans, and he crackdown will play no part in the future tensified underground struggle to restore tor. Columbus pc Portlamf KL sn tion as a grade six-seven-eight doing tilings we like to do.” of trade unions. the banned labor movement without Dallas s; Portland Or. cl showed me what education had to father figure, a mother figure, a said a recent U.S. study based on The commission, which is running out science teacher in Ravenna, Elaine Meisner works as an ad The committee ruled after martial bloodshed. of funds because of a legislative impasse Draver % Sy Providence sn offer,” he said. favorite uncle, a booster, a American Cancer Society data showed Des Moines pc Richmond pc . Ohio, shortly after his graduation cheerleader and a shoulder to ministrative assistant at the no link between so-called “involuntary over a supplemental budget, was con Detroit pc St. Louis sy from the University of MEISNER SAID he enjoyed F cry on. , Pastoral Counseling Center on smoking” and cancer. sidering plans to shut down all but the 15 Duluth cl Salt Lake Ctycl Rttsburgh. working with students in their moth spray plan El Paso sy San Antonio sy “All of these roles are school Main Street. They have no Last week, the industry-funded Tobac Doctor was sure of secret injections largest and most profitable stores to con Hartford sn San Diego pc “When I graduated from early adolescent years, the age oriented. It’s not just helping on a chil^en. Honolulu pc ai TO San Franctc sy co Institute released a report that dis serve its money. college in 1968, the Vietnam war group he started and stayed with. personal basis, but helping the But Gallon ordered the commission Indianapolis pc « S San Juan pc “It is an important time of '"a l t h o u g h m e is n e r has of fighting the gypsy moth invasion, puted the link between smoking and NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Martha von The cross examining of the family physi Jacksn Mss. sy 7Q 37 Seattle r was in a very active phase,” boys and girls get prepared to Homeowners fighting to save cancer. It said scientists have not yet Friday,j,to continue normal operations Jacksonville sy 76 « Spokanepc Meisner recalled. “I had applM their lives anj^ there are a lot of been somewhat nomadic in his their foliage from gypsy moths may which is expected to be heavier this Bulow’s family doctor was so sure she cian, Dr. Richard Stock, of New York, Kansas City sy function acad«nlcally, as well as figured out what makes a cell cancerous temporarily after meeting with the three 0B 40 la m p a sy to ofneers’ candidate school.'! ways to assist them;’' be said. career, working in four school year than last. had been secretly injected with insulin began Friday and was continuing today. Las V^as sy 70 m Wanlngtoo pc emotionally and ^ ia lly .” have the chance to join a joint aerial and therefore what causes cancer. liquor commissioners. Hd asked them to Little Rock tv 72 47 WlchiU ty was waiting for the next series of ‘"There is some satisfaction if I systems in 13 years, be said he he told a lawyer her children had hired, Stock, obviously appalled at his finding attack — if they are willing to pay Betty Sadloski, president of the prepare a report by next Wednesday on tests, procedures and hoops to do something that seems to solve MEISNER SAID junior highs plans on staying in Manchester what town officials were not. group, said the aerial spraying “Either you turn this over to the police “surreptitious administration of insulin” for a while. E the Impact of closing the conunission, jump through and while I was a problem or stimulates the boys were created in the early 1900s to The Manchester Property Owners covers the entire tree, while ground or I will.” caused his patient’s mysterious comas, the state’s second largest source of in waiting I had an opportunity and girls or gives them some “We are looking forward to Floods, rain, snow The lawyer did, one year ago. The doc engaged in politely heated exchanges help students make the transition Association plans to coordinate an spraying reaches only the lower por come. from my former high sdiool prin enjoyment.” from elementary to high school. paying off our mojrtgage,” he aerial spraying program against the tions. tor was a prosecution witness today. with defense attorney Herald Price cipal to help him out by filling a Meisner said he-likes his posi But in the 1950s it was discovered said. hit East and West The state was in its final drive to close Fahringer. leaf-eating caterpillars if enough A private firm, AgRotors Inc. of out its case against “Sunny” von Bulow’s The doctor testified on direct examina Lottery residents are willing to sign up at Pennsylvania, would conduct thO Floods and mudslides plagued parts of $80 an acre. aerial spraying of DiPel BT, a the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast husband, Claus, who is charged with tion he had come to the insulin-injection Falstaff may reopen attempting twice to murder her with in explanation after exhaustive tests half a The group has scheduled an infor biological insecticide which is con got a dose of freezing rain and 4-inch brewery in spring mational meeting tonight at 8 p.m. sidered safe by the Department of snows, but a wave of premature warm, sulin injections. year before she went into the Dec. 21, Numbers drawn Satur- 1930. Connecticut update Prosecutor Stephen R. Famiglietti 1980, coma that has been called irrever at First Federal Savings Bank on Environmental Protection. weather set record temperatures as far day in New England: Rhode Island daily: 1048. West Middle Turnpike to answer north as Montana. was expected to wind up the state’s sible. CRANSTON, R.I (UPI) - New Connecticut daily: 849. Vermont daily: 938. Two sprayings would be offered, direct case this week or early next. Then Fahringer asked him, “If you questions about the plan. Nearly a dozen cities had record- England beer drinkers may see the only Maine daily: 434. Massachusetts daily: The Board of Directors recently one in mid-May and the second breaking wdrm weather Sunday. Sunny the defense will present its case that suspected someone was trying to kill regionally made brew back on store New Hampshire daily: 8728. within t\yo weeks afterward. The Sunny brought on her two comas through Mrs. von Bulow in 1979 and 1980 wouldn’t approved a $3,000 ground-spraying skies stretched from the Gulf Coast shelves — and maybe just in time for the Red Cross contract ratified program as a less costly alternative spraying would be done in the early heavy use of alcohol and barbiturates. you have gone to her and told her?” states through the Plains to California. start of the baseball season. to aerial spraying, which would morning and early evening. She is in the 15th month of her second “I’m a physician, I 'don’t act on suspi Officials of Falstaff Brewing Co. say . In southeastern Montana, Broadus The. condominiums, which will have cost the town more than $100,- Chris Anderson, a Burlington warmed to 75 degrees, the warmest ever coma. cion, sir,” Stock replied. “If I knew, I they hope the 91-year-old Narragansett HARTFORD (UPI) - About 160 has said he is reconsidering 82.7 homeowner who organized a similar The defense was relying heavily on would have. If I suspected and couldn’t VA plans on hold cost from $49,000 to $119,000, will be 000 under one plan. recorded there in February. Readings in Brewery can be reopened sometime in nurses, drivers and laboratory billion worth of construction of new, The MPOA has offered to coor spraying program in that town, will the 70s were common in ^uth Dakota. cross examination of state witnesses. prove it — no.” the spring. technicians for the Connecticut HARTFORD (UPI) - Construc modernized or replacement named after several America’s Cup defenders or participants whose dinate a private aerial spraying be on hand at tonight’s meeting to Los Angeles broke a record for the se About ^ workers were forced out of Division of the Red Cross have tion plans at two state medical hospitals, clinics, nursing homes program as a more effective means answer questions. cond straight day when the mercury their jobs when New England’s only Almanac ratified a contract calling for a 31 facilities operated by the 'Veterans and domiciliaries already approved craft were equipped with marine fit reached 86, but even the first sunny skies Williams’ defense nears end of case remaining brewery closed July 31. The percent increase in wages and Administration are among hundreds by Congress. Those being eyed are tings produced in the Wilcox company blamed the closing on h i^ benefits over three years, a union nationwide being placed on hold s^eduled for construction in fiscal buildings from 1847 to 1977, Robin in a week caused problems with melting son said. snow, and a return to colder ATLANTA (UPI) — Wayne Williams’ scout is'on trial for the murders of energy and worker compensatioh costs. r^resentative said. during a re-examination study by year 19M or later. the agency. Zone variances soui ; temperatures was forecast for the north- lawyers go into the last week of their Nathaniel Cater, 27, and Jimmy Ray Since then, Narragansett beer has By United Press International Albert Casale, staff represen Condo conversion Season expanded . central states today. defense in the Atlanta child murders Payne, 21, two of the 28 young blacks ab been brewed at the Falstaff plant in Fort tative from the American Federa The VA has held up construction Wayne, Ind. Today is Monday, Feb. 22, the 53rd day of 1982 with 312 tion of State County and Municipal of new medical facilities for hun EAST HADDAM (UPI) - ’The Winter clung to the Northeast, dum case with serious problems — there are ducted and slain in Atlanta. Testimony to follow. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A ping freezing rain and up to 4 inches of has linked him to 10 other victims, most “We’re still hopeful that we’ll get Employees Council No. 4, said Sun dreds of communities throughout Madison developer says be plans to Goodspeed Opera House will open for business expansion doubts their client will testify or that ’This is George Washington’s birthday. wow from Ohio to Maine. Winds gusting their best witness will survive rebuttal. of them children. some kind of operation going there day AFSCME Local 3145 approved the nation until it can determine convert a historic factory building its 19ffi season on March 30 and ex up to 70 mph tore briefly through the up Saturday afternoon’s session was sometime in the spring,” J a ^ R. Miller, The moon is approachhig its new phue. the contract on an “overwhelming” whether they are needed. built at the turn of the century into pand the season to 35 weeks, its per Yellowstone Valley. Although chief defense counsel A1 canceled due to defense attorney Mary Falstaff vice president) said Friday. The morning stars are Mercury, Vensus, Mars, vote after a five-hour meeting. In Connecticut, major construc luxury condominiums. longest ever, the company an Two Manchester businesses will meets at 7:30 p.m. in the hearing The runoff from snowstorms and Binder said in his opening arguments Welcome’s illness. ’The defense indicated “We’re aggressively working on it.” Jupiter and Saturn. He said the pact calls for 10.4 per tion plans at the VA Medical Center Jolm K. Robinson said he plans to nounced. seek variances at tonight’s meeting room of the Municipal Building to week-long rains caused rivers to Williams would appear in his own it planned to rest late today, or early He declined to say when the plant There is no evening star. cent wage increases in the first in West Haven and general projects convert one of the former Wilcox, Goodspeed’s administrators say of the Zoning Board of Appeals to consider those requests and three ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of Pisces. overflow and mudslides closed two defense, it has been reported he has had Tuesday, could reopen or how large an operation year, and pay increases of 7 percent at the Newington VA Hospital, Critenden and Co. buildings on South the theater is dedicated to the accommodate planned expansions others. George Washington was bora Feb. 22, 1732. and 8 percent in the second arid third worth a total of 861.3 million, have preservation of the American California state highways. Flood war second thoughts on the matter and the But it had several witnesses unknown was possible. He was to meet udth Paul On this date in history: Main Street into 43 condominiums of their operations. The East Catholic Parents Gub nings were posted Sunday night for proposed scheddle for winding up to observers waiting in the wings, and if Kalmanovitz, Falstaff’s board chair years. been placed on bold pending the that will be ready for occupancy by musical. “Little Johnny Jones” Peter R. Zerio asks permission to seeks permission for a one-day fair . In 1819, Florida was ceded to the United States in a The employees had been working - study. opens with Donnie Osmond March 4 nuinerous rivers in Washington, Oregon testimony allows little room for it. Williams testifies it is unlikely he would man, to work out details of the treaty with ^Mdn. the end of the year. A smaller, adja reduce the south' side yard to allow May 22 at the school. It also asks and Idaho. Williams, 23, a black would-be talent finish in less than a day. reopening. under a contract extension since Administrators at the West Haven cent 19th century factory building at the Alvin Theater. an addition to the rear of his In 1879,- Franklin Woolworth opened his first “flve- permission to sell liquor at a school Dec. 11, The extension expired Sun medical center planned to spend will be converted to an office and The theater traditionally stages building at 431 New State Road, a fund-raiser March 27. 2 cent” ,store in Utica, N.Y. Sales for the first w e^ 816.3 million in fiscal year 1985 for two revivals and one new musical floor covering store. averaged 82.50 a day. ^ day. condominium, he said. Malcolm Kerr asks a special Casale said the length of the improvements. In fiscal year 1984, Robinson estimated it will cost 83 each season. Stevenson’s Servicenter Inc. has exception to expand an auto repair In 1972, President Nixon met with Communiiit leader meeting did not Indicate dissatisfac the Newington facility planned million to convert the larger, Elxhcutive director Michael P. asked for several variances to the business at West Middle Turnpike Mao Tse-Tung within hours after his arrival in Pe&ing tion with the settlement, but rather general projects worth million. dilapidated building, which was the Price last week called the extension zoning regulations, coupled with a for an unprecedented visit to mainland China. and Homestead Street. Mt. Vernon a lieed to go over the new document Robert Nimmo, a VA ad site of marine hardware manufac of the Goodspeed season “a special exception, for a used car Dairy Store wants permission to in In 1973, Israeli fighter planes shot down a unarmed Li “word for word.” ministrator in Washington, D.C., calculated risk.” ' dealership at 401-405 Main St. byan commercial airliner, killing 106 of the US people turing. stall a canopy over gas pumps at 653 aboard. The Zoning Board of Appeals Center St. 2 A thought for the day: George Washington said: “H m basis of our political system is the r i ^ t of the people to Putting Hazard on map make and to alter their constitutions of government.’’ School board to hear The Dukes oil Hazzard went stridght to the source Spring fever is very real P eopletalk during the weekend, giving two benefit concerts in class size complaints Hazard, Ky., to raise money for the families of eight miners killed in a Dec. 7 underground explo IHamlirstpr HrraOi By James J. Doyle thoughts of love,” be said. Sargent was a pioneer in bionieteorology, The phenomena occurs because our sion. Official Manohoster Nowspapor United Press International the study of how weather affects health, and The school administration will higher number of large classes to About 8,000 people showed up to see Tom Wopat ancestors may once tave hibernated during in a study published by the American respond to a complaint of unequal exist there. - U8PB 327-SOO LOS ANGELES— ^rin g fever is'eaused by the Winter like bears'and other animals do, and John Schneider, television’s Luke and Bo Duke. VOL. a, N o . 121 Meteorological Sodety said the change may class size in the town’s two junior Rqwing to the Arctic a hormonal spurt that may be a vestige of a Ponte said. Bears prepare for the long winter Harvey cited data compiled by the Hazard Mayor BiU Gorman says he wants people PuWWwd Richard M. Diamond, Publisher, Dan Fitts. Editor: OPINION ) Alex Qlrelll, Cltji ^ Ito r j £ > A r e a t o w n s B o lt o n / Coventry JlE ick A n d e r s o n The man who's taking on Kennedy V W ashington PZC likely to withdraw SHAMIE ALREADY has a NEWTON, Mass. “ Running that, 'in turn, produces political highly professional organization against Ted Kennedy on his home credibility. Shamie has invested |500,000 of in place. The campaign is being '•'tJ ground has always been one of 'i i Jack Germond run by Todd Domke, a young con the least rewarding enterprises his own money and drawn up a Andover housing rules sultant who seems to specialize in American politics. and campaign budget that projects The chances are that you wili spending almost $5 million to in longodds candidates. The Victim take a bath on Eiection Day. And Jules Witcover defeat Kennedy next Nov. 2. That polling is being done by Decision possible for the average-income ■'W is an extraordinarily ambitious Making Information, the firm of single family. a lot of people will suspect it was Syndicated columnists By Richard Cody Until last summer, when citizen to buy his own home. ; goal, but even if Shamie comes presidential pollster Richard of smear ali just an ego trip anyway, a Herald Reporter developer Eugene Sammartino Developers in general have been up with half that amount, he can Wirthlin. Another established gesture to get your name in the UPI photo applied for a change in regulations moving towards building multi-I professional, Robert Odell, is ANDOVER —The Planning and finest print of poiitical history. run enough of a campaigii to be for a condominium plan, the com family housing, both to relieve the Zoning Commmission tonight will more than just a nuisance can doing the direct mail. The campaign mission had been banking on that pressure for it from urban areas* None of this seems to bother most likely yank its multi-family didate. finance director, Peter McCann, survey. and to make up for the moribund Ray Shamie, (pronounced to Basking in the sun housing regulations from the town’s What this obviously requires, has been a successful fund-raiser WASHINGTON — Somewhere in However, the town did approve single-family-home market. ; rhyme with “ Sammy") who is in complete set of zoning laws, which however, is substantial support for a variety of Republican and the Justice Department there must and put in an elderly housing com The commission tonight will also the process of nailing down the I own my own company, or at - Southern California temperatures neared 90 the beaches. Santa Monica lifeguards could forever stop developers from me,” he says. “ It’s only people plex off Long Hill Road. It was com pull its rear-lot regulations, Kostid Republican nomination to oppose outside Massachusetts to supple conservative causes and can be someone with the conscience and reported nearly 100,000 people packed their trying to put anything but single who don’t know me who say least most of it.” So his can ^ Saturday as records for this date fell In Los pleted last year. ^ said, simply because they are Kennedy here this year. ment whatever he can raise here didates. compassion to cry “ Enough!” The family dwellings in town. that.” didacy is predicted on the notion ^ Angeles and thousands of people headed to beaches. When applying, Sammartino had located in the zoning laws when they 2 and get from the Republican department’s star ABSCAM Commission Cliainnan John L. " I want to have a significant that business executives should maintained that economic pressures should be under sub-division laws; At 61, Shamie is an intelligent, National Committee. That is why Candidates running against witness, Mfel Weinberg, is running Kostic said the regulations are being influence on policy,” he said, get into government “ at the have' changed since the last survey. He said these regulations will also highly successful and self-made Shamie opened his media cam Ted Kennedy always have grand withdrawn for review and clarifica "and the Senate is the place for height of your powers” to in amok. He said there is a crying need for be reviewed. industrialist, the founder of a tion. Right now, the regulations are the fastest, most direct way to in paign with full-page newspaper plans such as that. Then, a month He is now spinning a spiderweb of multiple family housing, since in The meeting starts a>'7;30 p.m. in high technology company, the fluence policy without necessari sketchy, and do not really provide a fluence policy.” And if he can ads that ran not only In dailies all after the election, no one except lies around hW late wife — a simple', terest rates have made it nearly im the Town Office Building. Metal Bellows Corp., that ly making a career of poiitics. Governors like most good set of guidelines for approval across the state but also in The the experts on political trivia can sensitive, frail woman who loved defeat Ted Kennedy in the of multiple dwellings. employs 500 people — and has Washington Post and The Wall remember their names. The odds bargain, so much the better. “ He TH E MONEY is essential, of him and believed he loved her. “ To Kostic also said a sub-committee emulates what I think is wrong done well enough to free him for course. The first thing any can Street Journal. It was clearly an are that a year from today, the my darling wife Marie ...” he had consisting of commission members a life in poiitics. appeal to like-minded potential same will be true of Ray Shamie. 2 about America,” says Shamie. didate running against Ted written, “ I do love you very much.” and residents will be set up to deter Labor unions support And those suspicions that it is “ I ’m fortunate that I can go Kennedy must do — and none has contributions who might have a But he is undaunted. “ I ’ve done a Then she began to tell her story of bf 'N ew Federalism' mine Andover’s need for multi all just an ego trip roii off his into government,” Shamie says. ever done it — is produce enough similar interest in sending Ted lot of things nobody thought was ABSCAM, which disputed his own family housing. He said the com back. “ Not the peopie who know “ A lot of people can’t do that, but cash to buy the television time Kennedy into early retirement. possible,” he says. sworn version. “ I ’m not a liar,” she mittee, which he will most likely Bozzuto's candidacy explained simply. “ I can’t lie.” To chair, will also pin-point areas WASHINGTON (UPl) - The could not go along with $10 billion in brought under control. discredit her, he began clawing at where such housing could go in. At nation’s governors generally favor state aid cuts on top of $25 billion in “ If we make federalism hostage present there are no multi-family Republican gubernatorial can elected governor this November. her good character. An editorial the concept of President Reagan'st il982 reductions. ' ” to a balanced budget we may have a ' zones, and a developer could apply didate Richard C. Bozzuto has The state Department of It was more than she could take. proposed New Federalism, but The governors held a two-hour long wait coming,” Stockman for condominiumsor apartments in secured support from the large Transportation recently was given Late last month, she hanged herself. .staunchly oppose his plans to cut closed meeting and agreed to try to replied. either business or residential zones labor unions because he is backing permission to move into final design Beside the body was a note in her state aid by another $10 billion next reach a bipartisan consensus on Gov. Hugh Gallon, D-N.H., asked anywhere in town. Kostic said the the completion of 1-84. stage on the highway, and estimates authenticated bandwriting. “ My sin year. Reagan’s proposal to give' them Stockman, “ Are you saying to me commission wants to bury this The labor endorsement is “ one in that construction could begin as The sad plight They say the states must be finan that this deficit is not Important — soon as 1985, if the money is there was wanting to love and be loved, food-stamp and welfare programs in “ floating zone.” dication of my appeal to all the peo that it won’t cause high interest nothing more,” she bad written, cially strong in order for them, as return for a federal Medicaid Kostic said the committee could, ple of Connecticut, irrespective of and if the courts reject the en proposed under New Federalism, to takeover beginning in 1984. rates, high unemployment, and vironmentalists’ claim that the IMEp k ^ Ex a m in e r s I “ but the campaign is beingmade by after surveying the town, determine party affiliation, be they white- take over responsibility of 40 social The governors have long been on won’t shut down the housing and collar or blue-collar workers,” he roadway isn’t needed. I MepICAL SCHOOL Mel to discredit me. I haven’t the that Andover residents don’t want of downtowns programs now run by the federal record opposing any further cuts in auto industries across the boards?” multiple housing, and propose a set says in a recent news release. Since the highway would provide a strength to fight him anymore.” UCENSe govermnent. grants and aid to the states. Replied Stockman, “ We must of regulations outlawing such The support of LITE, a multi multitude of jobs for laborers, the Now that she cannot defend “ If we are to be partners, we can “ We will have, before this work resolutely over time to reduce development. union organization consisting of the support from the labor unions was I t ’s happening again, as it has would probably need a floor herself, bis campaign of vilification not come into partnership in an meeting is over, a NGA position on the deficit, but in so doing we can’t The commission surveyed the Laborers, Ironworkers, Teamsters no surprise. “ The people know I will happened in dozens of towns plan, because there are only four has become all the more vicious. anemic condition,” Utah the president’s New Federalism and jettison our other objectives.” town in 1977 while making up its and Operating Engineers, lauded fight for the job security that our during the past 20 years. It outside exits, and they are Won’t the prosecutors, in the hamb Democratic Gov. Scott Matheson j t will be a substantive position,” Gov. Jim Thompson, R-Ill., long-range plan of development, and Bozzuto's recently announced plans citizens so sorely lack' 'under the Mid Sunday during the opening of said Gov. Richard Snelling, R-Vt., calling himself a “ cheerleader” for current state administration,” Boz happened here in Manchester located at the anchor stores and of decency, please tell theii* most respondents indicated they to support the completion of 1-84 Frankenstein’s creation to leavb the mid-winter meeting of the NGA chairman. New Federalism, urged com didn’t want housing other , than through eastern Connecticut if zuto said. when the Parkade was built, at parking garage. promise on “ one of the most critical poor Marie in peace? National Go^^enrars’ Association. Presidential assistant Richard tracting dozens of shoppers like Critics claim that the place “ The states are already the things ever to come before this Tragically as it turned out, the un Williamson, who joined Stockman in an enormous wick to the cen ment of the mall on a raised losers,” Matheson told budget direc lobbying the governors, said Reagan association.” F fortunate woman stumbled upon platform above the downtown tor David Stockman, referring to is flexible on which programs will Georgia Gov. George Busbee, tralized, no-hassle stores with Mel’s secret diary and read his ac the administration’s arguments be turned back to states and is firm breaking ranks with fellow Despite petitions, state DOT acres of free and easy parking. shopping district was done pur count of the “ lies and deceit” he had there will be “ no winners and that' funding for them be Democrats who insist the New Downtown merchants held posely to restrict movement of perpetrated. The shock sent her to losers” under New Federalism. “ adequate.” Federalism cannot be considered customers. They charge that the their breath, and waited for the my office with evidence’that he bad ■: Despite administration pleas not (3ov; Richard Riley, D-S-G., skid apart from budget cuts, said, “ It’s axe to fall. It fell sooner for size and the .availability of 3,800 lied at the ABSCAM trials and had to allow “ green-eyeshade accoun he believes there is no point in ^llrong for people to take everything, won't reconstruct Route 31 some than for others, of course, parking spaces will create a “ se diverted some of^the ABSCAM bribe tant questions” to muddle the talking about New Federalism until throw it in one basket and stir it up- matter, the governors said they but the most recent casualties cond downtown.” money into his own pocket. the huge federal budget deficit is In a taped interview with my E here w ere House and Hale and But what makes the Stamford Despite another 274 signatures, highway. million Zinsser said was in the then Watkins Brothers. story so disturbing is that the associate Indy Badhwar, Marip raising the total to about 1,000, the Zinsser, who heartily endorsed the department’s budget but was un described how he had reacted. “ He petitions, was turned down in his A dying downtown and the results are almost predictable. state Department of Transportation marked for use was in fact being says^ 'You know I can take JR away says it won’t reconstruct Route 31 in first effort to have the state fund a tused for maintenance. “ Funds frpm proliferation of huge malls are Those downtown merchants — New England will see less from you.’ ” This was the son whom Coventry to rid it of safety hazards sufficient repair. Being on the ap this appropriation are not available mentioned in the sam e breath so many of whom have built Marie adored. “ I said to him, I said, Department Commissioner J. propriations committee of the for highway reconstmetion and es- thriving businesses over several legislature, he then initiated an often that we have come to think ‘Mel, there’s no way. How are you William Burns, in response to state toration activities,” he says. Of them as coupled in a cause- generations — are in for hard Sen. Carl A. Zinsser’s inquiries and audit of the department's budget. gonna take JR away from me? ... bf 'fisherman's best friend' Zinsser said today the Ap After the findings of the audit, effect relationship. times. lobbying for road repair, says his You’re not gonna hurt J R !’ ... budget permits only maintenance. Zinsser implied to Bums that some propriations Committee will be : Merchants cry And there appears to be no “ He starts laughing, laughing. He of the money in the budget was not holding hearings on the state next year and reduced buoys and reductions in the Coast Guard “ revitalization” and make stabs solution. Our increasingly hectic says, ‘I can make you an unfit , BOSTON (UPI) - New The petitions, signed by residents being put to its best intent. He department’s budget next week, and SifeiM Englanders will be seeing less and other navigational aids along the operations to be unconscionable,” At the problem with sidewalk lives demand the convenience of mother... I can get guys to say they of eight towns including pointed to $25 million that* was not said these should find out “ that tcaci MIN. coast. he said at the hearing. “ They will less of the Coast Guard— dubbed by Manchester, Coventry, Bolton, An earmarked. there is some way to it for less sales, decorative landscaping, one-stop shopping. There is little were out with you.’ Now wait, when The biggest single saving, about save fe\^ dollars at the risk of many bne captain as “ the fisherman’s best dover and Mansfield, claim the But Burns reniained steadfast, 'money than the $7.5 million.” and requests to improve time left for a leisurely stroll I heard that,'! really got physically friend” — because of cuts by the $2.8 million, comes out of New lives.” roadway stretching from Route 44A and now says the roadway could not He said Bums’s claim that there down tree-lined Main Street, sick.” She choked and began to cry. England with the decoitunissioning However, Capt. Clyde Robbins, parking. And all the time the Reagan adminstratlon. in Coventry to 1-84 in Tolland is in be repaired any sooner than 1985. He isn't enough money, which is the “ I mean,” she wept, “ what does he of the cutter Bibb, now stationed at chief of staff for the First Coast iRallJ and shopping centers con- where neighbors stop to >. Other military branches are poor condition and needs a major said the $7.5 million needed to repair state legislature’s fault, may be want from me?” ; New Bedford, the largest fishing Guard District, said the cuts “ can bnue to make headway based on exchange gossip, or sit and pass receiving more money under reconstruction. Adding to the the 4.3 mile stretch is too much for “ partially right.” Zinsser criticized But Mel pressed remorselessljf. Reagan’s budget proposal, but the port on the east coast. be taken .without a great deal of problem, the petitioners claim, is his budget. the legislature for considering new tjie fact that they are climate the tim e on wooden benches in New Bedford fishermen caught long-term im pact... As a taxpayer I He threatened that he would also pM st Guard is undergoing the most that the road is used as a major A letter from William Lazarek, an programs rather than trying to find 'Controlled and offer dozens of the spring. more than $77.8 million of fish last agree that you should squeeze the tell about a suicide attempt 20 years severe cuts since the end of 'World through-way to and from the aide to Bums, claims that the $25 ways to repair old facilities. year, and say they couldn’t have f^ e ra l bureaucracy to make them stores — enough to meet every Those sitiaU merchants — the ago and portray her as a mental War n. ‘ The Coast Guard, which falls un done it without the Coast Guard. ' manage well.” shopping need — within one loca ones who know you by name, the case. “ A crazy lady, this is what Open formn / Readers' views der the Deilartment of Transporta “ The fear of the connmunity is Curt Dagley, captain of a 90^foot tion. ones who take your checks he’s trying to pass me off as,” she tion, has been ordered to cut about that the loss of the Bibb will place a fishing vessel rescued by a Ckwst The most recent town to un without three forms of iden Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 said. ( Guard helicopter and cutter when it Three die in state accidents $46 million from its $1.37 billion severe limitation m the efforts of dergo these growing pains is tification and credit references, True to bis threat, he lateir budget. the Coast Guard to save vessels and was stalled by an electrical fire 55 Stamford. A new 2-million the ones who remember your telephoned Steven. Tinney, a . This means New England will lose crews in danger,” said James miles out of Gloucester, summed up By United Press critical condition Sunday An accident Friday night iife of Gerrold Shulthiess, fishermens’ feelings. at Bridgeport Hospital. in Winhall, Vt. claimed the 18, of Farmington. square foot Stamford Town size and little idiosyncricies — reporter for their hometown pne cutter, the search and rescue Costakes, general manager of the International newspaper, to tell Marie’s 20-year- station in Elastport, Maine, dozens Seafood Producers’ Association at a “ The Coast Guard has always (Center M all is scheduled to open are a dying breed. been the fisherman’s best friend,” At least three people r old secret. The story was spread •fit staffers, reduced operations at recent congressional heading in •on Feb. 18, and the downtown Main Street U.S.A. is probably he said. “ You can’t do without them died in weekend traffic ac Applause for a fine performance across the pages of the Stuart, Fla’., The Cape Cod air station, the only Boston. ; merchants are running scared. destined to become a “ business one in New England, six recruiting Rep. Geiry E. Studds, D-Mass., out there. When things go wrong, cidents on Connecticut 1982 News for all her neifdibors to rea^. It’s not hard to see why. The district of office condominiums Offices and 100 cadets at the Coast chairman of the House subcom they go wrong' fast,” said Curt roadways, and a Far To the Editor! About the same time, Mel’s son by Dagley, captain of a 90-foot fishing mington man was killed, in ; new mall is even more of housing doctors, lawyers, and stranger to us ali, began to smile. mance inside, I'm sure quite %luard Academy in New London, mittee on the Coast Guard, agrees. his first marriage, Richard vessel. Vermont while leaving a CREDIT UNION On a Saturday night, I decided at a All the attention being warmly and excellent as always, was written, along with a reduced freshman class “ I personally consider these a threat than the usual kind other professionals, ^m e will Weinberg, telephoned Philadelphia ski area, authorities said. moments notice to attend a musical effortlessly offered to him Seemed directed, rehearsed, and performed, ; because it is elevated 13 feet turn into ghost cities each Inquirer reporter BUI Marrimow 2 at the Bushnell Memorial Hall in to take an almost instant effect. to perfection, no doubt, State police said two ANNUAL MEETING ' above street level, effectively weekend, when those and madmouthed Marie, calling hqr Hartford. ', ’The police and ambulance atten women died Saturday night ' looking down on the smaller professionals leave in droves to But outside on the front steps the crazy. Richard offered to put th|e Trying to make the 8 p.m. curtain dants arrived soon. when the car they were downtown establishments under drive to the shopping centers. performance was unwritten, un reporter together with his faUier to DATE: Friday, March 26, 1982 time, I found myself hurriedly They asked how he felt. 'Yes, he riding in was strack from its feet. But the shopper who And the once prosperous, throb directed, and unrehearsed. In fact, get the story of Marie’s pas{. Region Highlights behind by a van that went walking towards the front door with could move his arms, his legs also. actually, the players hadn't even Marrimow wasn’t interested. B i|t out of control on Interstate TIME: 6:30 p.m. Cash Bar wants to take a little walk down bing heartbeat of small-town life few minutes to spare. He mentioned that he also felt no met previously. Yet this exterior other newspapers printed Mel^ 95 in Groton and sent both 7:00 p.m. Business Meeting town after touring the mall will be silenced. I noticed about 25 feet from the pain and was quite comfortable to be sent to the Hockanum, Silver Lane or Norris performance was flawless also. smear. vehicles down a steep em 7:30 p.m. Dinner main entrance that something was after the first initial five minutes. Fire code violated schools. The proposed closing would mean that 107 bankment. Those inside who strive for, and Four days after this ugly pobUd- 2 not right at all. I was slowing down The four or five coats were Norris students would be transferred to Langford ty, Marie Weinberg took her o w Femada Ferreria, 49, of PLACE: Willie’s Steak House considerably. There were a dozen removed, he was placed on a often reach, perfection, were EAST HARTFORD — In a report issued, for the School to acconunodate Center students. life. Philadelphia News i^ io r t^ school system, by Fire Marshal Albert Fournier, Norwich, and Isabelle people standing around a middle stretcher, put in the ambulance and matched with a small group of 444 Center Street strangers outside on old wintery Greg Walter attended the mem orifl seven violations are noted. The need for fire doors Camacho, 86, of Paw aged man who had collapsed on the was off in minutes to Hartford tucket, were pronounced Manchester, Connecticut steps, who also reached that same service. He wrote: • and a sprinkler system at Burnside School, is Trouble on the hill steps inches from the door. Hospital, conveniently just a few dead at Lawrence and “ JR, who is a high school honor among those violations listed. Just when I reached him people blocks away. plateau of perfection. GLASTONBURY — Still Hill, the town’s shelter Memorial Hospital' in FOOD: Hip Steak or Stuffed Shrimp student and wants to be an F ]n A new state fire code was passed last fall and the were removing their coats to cover The man’s wife was in much A completely different environ corrections must he nnade at the Burnside School to for poor, elderly men is out of the red but there may New London after the acci agent, wept bitterly as he sat alone him for warmth. My coat as well better form, smiling and more ment, but the perfection that was comply with.that law. The new fire code is different be trouble brewing concerning funds for operating dent, which occurred COST: $ 9.00 Members in an anteroom off a small chapd. was used. He must have fallen just relaxed, as we all were. present, was truthfully there. from past codes in that it doesn’t exempt existing the shelter. shortly before 9 p.m. $11.00 Non-members “ His father stood outside tM 'Town Manager Richard Borden had proposed seconds before I had gotten there. We all seemed to sense that her I left the lobby and started b u ild l^ . ’Ihe anticipated costs of $S0,0W to $300,- The driver of the van, funeral home in the warm F jo r i£ 000 to bring the Center School up to. code was one of that the home be closed more than a year ago at One kind man was holding and husband would be fine, including walking back to my car. As I was Ricky Sincli, 22, of Water TICKET night air smoking a large cigar. lie the reasons cited by the Board of Education when it that Hm* the Board of Finance a g re ^ that the rubbing his hands to provide ad herself. ’The most important peraon walking I could faintly feel and bear ford, suffered minor in SALES: Available both offices starting chatted — and often laughed loudly voted to close that school in the next school year. home wds losing money and wasn't really essential ditional warmth, and comfort. to be feeling that way, comforted a sound. With each step this sound since it operated at half capacity, juries and was charged February 22, 1982 — with an old frioid, FBI ABSCAil with misconduct with a Another lady was supporting his the rest of us with ^er calmness. was bocoming more identifiable, However, in response to public support to keep agent Anthony Amoroso . motor vehicle, state police head off the cement s t ^ ijrith her Moments later everyone had gone, because of its constant increasing the home operating, the Town Council reconsidered “ Weinberg has shown Dagon to speak said. pocketbook. Others were comfor and all lurroipllngs looked as if volume. Its original decision to close it and administration remorse. 'She was a cuckoo,’ ting a woman who was naturally iq>- nothing bad happened. ElAST HAR’TFORD — Mayor George A. Dagon of it was turned over to the Housing Authority. The Stratford police said What was it? What else, after just a rqMrter. ‘Something wrong dp J l set: the man’s wife. Only 15 minutes had passed since I will qteak on school consolidation, to n i^ t at 8 in aut^rity turned, it into a break-even operation. Richard Kowalchik, 37, of witnessing a warm spontaneous per here,’ he said, tapping his head.’^ At first the entire scene was pret had first arrived. I deckted to go in Pebney High School. The request to q>eak, made by The Town Council now wants to transfer $6,100 to Southbury, died Friday in a formance of mankind. In its truest V and see the show, only to discover Like Amoroao, the F B i’i Dagon, ik an unumial one. the Housing Authority to cover the costs connected ty grim; one can’t help thinking two-car, headon collision form, Applause! Every inch of me ABSCAM agents also had a lot D agw reportedly has been bombarded with calls with operaUng the home. Budget transfers must be very positively \when suddenly- that it was sold out. that occurred shortly was starting to respond. approved by the Board of Finance and that board Not caring, not upset, I suddenly laughs with Uie Ingratiating M b since the Board c4 Education announced plans to before 11:40 p.m. on Main placed in a situation of this nature. has opposed keeping the home open. NORTHEAST SCHOOL EMPLOYEES etMiyNiA.lno. Deafening applause! I let it flow Weinberg. 'They inicribed hia b o ^ close Center Sdiool. Dagon said last week that the Street in Stratford. But hope and love were still two knew why. Standing in the lobby I The u ylc la sdieduled for discussion at the Town FEDERAL CREDIT UNION through me, and it felt very good. with such sentimenta m “ Oo^ closing of Center School isn't bringing a big savings The driver of the other emotions that were very much pre realized what had happened. and he’s concerned about trannortation costs. Council meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the high "Did L L Bean loan you that nice looking outfit forget aU the good tlm ea^uid^ltts car, Warren Verspoor, 38, 233 Main Street Manchester, CT 06040 sent. There were two perfomnances at Bill Reale ’ Comlidation plans now call for Center students school library. for walking In the woods at Camp David?" been a pleasure working With y ^ ' of Bridgeport, was listed in A ll o f a sudden the man, a the Bushnell that nij^t. The perfor Coventry and “ Thanks' for the exiw rlaivf.’ ’ : f 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Feb. 22, 1968 MANCHF.STER HERALD, Mon., Feb. 22. 1982 — 9_ Opponents Consumer Update/Qardena Obituaries TV'Movles I Comics B. hit water FOCUS y Home Center. She was the wife of the late John Toffolon, Charles L. Dean. rate hike She was bom in New York and bad iived in the Hartford area for many Research takes time, patience headed state years. Continued from page one She leaves a sister, Emma Glode, with whom she made her home; six water Improvement program. school board brothers, Joseph Glode and Charles “ Such delay has caused excessive Glode, both of Manchester, Martin ly high interim financing costs and Glode in Florida, George Glode and will cause the ultimate sale of bonds BARKHAMSTED (UPI) - John Lewis Glode, both of East Hartford, to occur during times of historically E. Toffolon, who chaired the State and William Glode of Andover; and high interest rates,” he said. You can dig out your house's roots Board of Eklucation through con several nieces and nephews. Part of the delay was caused, troversies involving racial balan Graveside funeral services were however, by legal complications cing of schools and equalizing conducted today. Memorial con over a contract. ,By Susan Plese and the volume and page number of the land record educational funding, has died of a tributions may be made to the On In addition, Shnitb said coiutruc- Herald Reporter where the deed is fil^ . heart attack. cology Department, St. Francis tion of the water treatment plant Toffolon, 60, collapsed at his home Hospital and Medical Center, Hart has been delayed because the ad So you want to research your house. in the Riverton section of ford. Newkik & Whitney Fhneral ministration developed a design - You drive to the town clerk’s office in Town Hall, full NEXT, H O P OVER to the land records, the large Barkhamsted and was taken to Home, Elast Hartford, had charge of “ luxurious by comparison” with the of enthusiasm and good intentions. You bring a few volumes on rollers located at the other side of the room. Winsted Memorial Hospital in arrangements., water study committee’s plans. sharp pencils, a sheaf of blank papers, and little or no On the specified page you will find a copy of the transac Winsted where he was pronounced knowledge of real estate terminology and town records. tion that took place when you bought your house. If you UPI photo BIDS FOR THE PLANT came dead about 8 a.m. Sunday, Robert B. Taylor Someone in the clerk’s office points you to huge, are lucky, and bought fairly recently, you will also find authorities said. Robert B. Taylor, 63, of Water in last year much higher than an heavy books labeled Grantor or Grantee, and you begin somewhere in the text the volume and page number of Toffolon was named to the State ford, who formerly lived in Dr. Siegfried Kra (center) of New Haven, a greeted by his wifa, Renee (left), and ticipated, so the administration is the fascinating and frustrating search for your house’s the transaction preceding yours: in other words, you Board of Education in 1969 by then- Manchester for 35 years, died Satur passenger aboard a Piigrim Airlines com daughter, Aince (right), at Rhode Island scaling down the plans and roots. ^ will find who the person you bought from bought from. Gov. John N. Dempsey and was day at New Britain Memorial Hospital In Providence. reopening the bidding. muter plane which crash landed Sunday, Is ^ YO U s t u m b l e ; through a maze of confusing terms, elected chairman in 1975. He also Hospital. He was the husband of Smith also said the water study The search proceeds from theie from land record to .through property that appears to change bands at a was vice president of White Oak Amy (Bronkhorst) Taylor. committee recommended in 1979 land record. If, however, you come across a land record that: the filtration plant be built 'maddening pace, throu^ trails that appear and dis- with no volume number of the transaction preceeding, 2 Corp., a Plainville construction firm Funeral services will be owned by he and his brother. Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Rose Hill before the pipes were relined. The -ai^iear into thin air like mischievous ghosts from the you must take the name of the person buying, and look it During his tenure as chairman, Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. ’There 'Dante's inferno' destruction project has b^ n done the other way past. up in the grantee index. There, again, you will pick up You find yourself chasing the wrong house occasional the state board dealt with several are no calling hours. Memorial con around. the trail with the location of the land record. ly and have to retrace your steps to get back on the right major controversies, including tributions may be made to the “Several years later, we- have track. As the record becomes older, the trail often becomes development of plans to achieve March of Dimes or to a charity of better pipes, but they are still You wade through volumes that get progressively more difficult to follow. Sometimes a street address is racial balance in schools and the donor’s choice. carrying dirty water,” said Smith. makes crash probe difficult •older and older until ybu find yourself trying to read not listed in the index, so you must compare dimensions equalize educational funding across However, Reinhorn, who is a Republican, said the water study .^Idery handwriting on deeds of another century. of your property with the dimensions listed on the land 2 the state. Alfred D. Ayers Once in a while a familiar name surfaces or you final record to make sure that you are researching the right ‘‘Through the years, John TOLLAND - Alfre D. Ayers, 80, Continued from page one “ Tlie fuselage is burned to tne Laurel Magee, 26, Brookline, Mass. committee did recommend relining ly discover a link you had pursued in vain and you get a house, and not the one next door or down the street. provided outstanding leadership as of 20 Old Stafford Road, died Sunday water line,” said State Police Capt. Kra and another passenger, iden the pipes before building the treat resurgence of energy. And, suddenly, you find yourself chairman of the State Board of at Rockville General Hospital. He windshield wipers stopped moving.” John Devine. tified only as Dr. Ostermann from ment plant. But if you own a former Cheney house, you will hooked on the research, and the few hours you had Education,” said Gov. William was the husband of Florence C. Kra, a 51-year-old associate The dead passenger, Mrs. Loretta Germany, were treated and Smith said it is fair to blame the probably never arrive at the root title. Even lawyers, O’Neill, who was in Washington, Ayers. professor at Yale Medical School, Stanczak of Manchester, N.H., was released. Democrats for the actions of the planned turn into a day. who frequently must research a title, are confus^ by D.C., Sunday for a meeting of the Funeral services will be Thursday was sitting in the front row behind found still strapped in her seat in the “ I was amazingly lucky. I’m professional town administration. You forget about Iiinch, and you could easily sail the Cheney holdings and lack of definitive descriptions. National Governors’ Association. at 10:30 a.m. at White-Gibson-Small the pilot. smoldering fuselage. Authorities grateful to be alive,” Kra said, “ Tlie town administration always through dhuier surrounded by the tomes. But the sun Sutherland said he knew the trail had come to an end "He brought to the board sound, Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., ‘"The front window was caked in said she had been burned beyond before heading home. works for the controlling party,” sets, the office closes, and you vow to return the next when he found himself researching a property that was common-sense business judgement Rockville. There are no calling ice,” he said. “ There was no way to recognition. Authorities said the pilot radioed said Smith. “ Weiss does what he has day to finish your bout with history. “ bounded on the north west by an apple tree.” gained from his long experience as a hours. M em orial donations to see through it.” Tile crash was the second in Green Airport in Warwick, about 10 to do tc/ keep his job. (Democratic A number of people have pursued that trail lately, ac construction industry executive,” United Congregational Church of “ Smoke started streaming from volving a Pilgrim plane this month. miles from the reservoir, about 3:30 Town Chairman Theodore R. Cum cording to Edward J. Tomkiel, town clerk. Lured by the IF YOUR HOUSE is located in another part of town,. O’Neill said. "A t the same time, he Tolland or to the Tolland Volunteer the instrument panel,” Kra said, Seven people were injured Feb. 1 p.m., saying the plane was on fire mings) knows everything that goes , rdbirth of interest in the Oieney historical area, they and it was built after Manchester was incorporated in was very much aware of and respon Ambulance Association. “and then came fire.” * when a Pilgrim plane crashed trying and he was going to attempt an on in town, I would have to say that ,come in to piece together a history of their homes, 1823, then you will probably be able to come up with the sive to the educational needs of our “ It was overwhelming,” he said. to land in heavy rain at Groton-New emergency landing. the Democrats are running the town assuming that the search will be as simple as tracing original owners. If the house predates 1823, then the young people ...” James R. Hetherman "W e couldn’t breathe. I thought we London Airport, the company’s and if they didn’t know what was But officials said the pilot ap backwards through all the past owners. search will have to continue in East Hartford, where the State Education Commissioner EAST HARTFORD - James R. were all going to suffocate, and it home field. going on, they were complacent.” parently decided he could not make records for Orford Parish are held. Mark R. Shedd said he was "stunned Hetherman, 80, of 819 Burnside was the end.” Tlie pilot, Tliomas Prinster, 36, of Smith said scaling down plans for the aiiport. The plane left Groton BU T SIM PLE it’s not. In fact, if you happen to live in If you really want to get a biography of your house, and deeply saddened” by Toffolon’s Ave., died Friday at his home. He Kra said the passengers looked North Kingstown, R.I., received se the filtration plant is a step in the after flying from LaGuardia Airport a house once owned by Oieney Brothers, as many in however, and not just the names and dates of previous death. 'John gave a lifetime of un was the husband of the late Jane M. desperately for a fire extinguisher, cond and third degree hums over 50 right direction. He said the in N.Y. with stops in Bridgeport and South Manchester were, the task may be impossible. owners, you may take other steps, as Sutherland took in selfish service to the citizens of B. Hetherman. “ but couldn’t find one” and then percent of his body while the copilot, Republicans will explore other New Haven, Conn. The plane - Suddenly, the trail ends with the discovery of Gieney his research. Connecticut," Shedd said. Funeral services will be started breaking windows with a Lyle Hoog, 27, of Groton, was also alternatives, but he declined to refueled in Groton and the crew was ownership. Census records are an invaluable aid. Armed with the Shedd ^ id June K. Goodman, vice Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from the squash racquet to let in air. badly burnt over 25 percent of his specify. changed before it left for the 40 turn of the century names of people who lived in your chairman of the state board, would Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, “ Tile plane shook and shuddered” body. John F. Sutherland, director of the Institute of Local minute flight to Boston. house, you can obtain census data from 1900. serve as its chairman until O’Neill 318 Burnside Ave. with a mass of as it went down, filling with smoke Both were reported in critical con History, explains that Cheney Brothers became incor The huge Scituate Reservoir appointed a replacement. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. and flames again as it came to a halt dition at Rhode Island Hospital in porated in 1852. They were the recipients of land Sutherland explains that the data are kept confidential supplies water to 62 percent of the Man arrested Arrangements for Toffolon’s Rose Church. Calling hours are on the reservoir 12 miles west of Providence. between 1850 and 1880, and by 1890 they were busy “ get for 70 years to protect the privacy of citizens, so 1900 is homes in Rhode Island. funeral were imcomplete and are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Providence. Seven others were reported in fair ting rid of it.” the most recently available census. (The 1910 census is F COVENTRY — A local man has being handled by the ^ ile y Funeral “ We were in Dante’s inferno,” to satisfactory condition. They in Providence Mayor Vincent Cianci been-charged with indecent ; “ When they bought,” he continues, “ there were no available, but is still in Washington). Home in Plainville, Shedd said. Kra said. “ 1 had resigned myself to Matthew DIMora cluded Grant Reynolds, 16, said a visual and chemical inspec exposure and possession of streets, just acres or dwellings.” To trace the absolute The Manchester Community College library, the Toffolon was a graduate of the sion of the area. Alan Lamson, town planner, wrote the EAST HARTFORD - Matthew the fact I was going to meet my Anaheim, Calif., his mother Ruth, tion by the Providence Water Supply marijuana, police said, following a ’-origins of a house in that district is almost impossible. TH E PLACE T O ST A R T is the Grantee index Connecticut State Library, and the Connecticut University of Connecticut and an DiMora, 68, died Saturday at St. maker.” 46, K. Paul Hainsworth, 26, Chester, Board “ showed there )s no danger to Wednesday complaint near the ac architectural descriptions, and Carol Zebb prepared the located in the Town Clerk’s office. Find your name in Historical Society all have census records. And what honorary member of Chi Epsilon, a Kra, released from Rhode Island “ But it is also unimportant,” he says. “ Chances are mylar (street) maps. Francis Hospital and Medical Conn., Sophie Geidt, 9, Cambridge, water quality.” He said most of the cused’s home on 20 Fox Tirail. will that data yield? national honorary society for civil nine out of 10 that the Cheneys biiilt it.” Center. He was the husband of Hospital with his grey hair singed Mass., Harry Polychron, 35, Elast 400 gallons of fuel abbard the plane Sutherland became so proficient at his task, that he the current index (they are all labeled with dates) and engineers. Police would not release any You can find the street address, the head of household, Elizabeth DiMora. and a pain in his leg, said he picked Lyme, Conn., Lancelot Theobald, 17, was consumed during flight or in the Sutherland is an expert on house research. He recent could often complete several houses in a short after next to it you will find a listing of the transaction, in He also had served on local and details about the crime, but said name of spouse and children and any other persons Funeral services and burial will up a little girl with blood on her face Elmont, Long Island, N.Y., and fire. ly completed research of 345 properties on the West Side noon, but the average homeowner probably wouldn’t be cluding the date, the grantor (person who sold it to you), regional school boards, the and led a blind woman around the John P. G eorgiades, 29, was the type of deed (warranty or quitclaim are common) living in the house. E be private. Friends may call today as part of a grant that was extended to study the expan so lucky. Northwest Community College Ad flames to the emergency door which arrested at his home by warrant. from 2 to 4 and 7- to 9 p.m. at the You will find birthdates, places of birth, parents’ place visory Council and was secretary of They said he was later charged with Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, had been opened by another of birth, citizenship, and date of immigration. the Connecticut Association of Com possession of a controlled subs.tance 318 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. passenger. munity College Advisory Councils. All 11 survivors had scrambled to Fire calls when policemen found a small You will find the level of schooling, the level of He leaves his wife, a daughter, a shore or were running across the ice amount of marijuana on him. literacy, occupation, and whether the home is owned, Dorla Rayner mortgaged, or rented. In short, you will find a mini son, two brothers and two sisters. by the time help arrived. What one search revealed... EAST HARTFORD - Doris Sources said the man was family profile. Ravner, 85, of 29 Hillcrest Road, exposing himself on his front door Lydia C. Ashland By Susan Plese ^ cards, are not “ cast in stone,” but are ly removed. It reads: in 1914 by Herbert R. Gould, a relative, a died Friday at Hartford Hospital. (Eighth District) way, in view of passing traffic. ANOTHER PLACE to trace roots is in the city VERNON — Lydia (Castine) Manchester ‘ Herald Reporter correct plus or minus a decade. “ Tliis deed is upon condition that in Cheney bookkeeper and later a A memorial service will con Bolton man Saturday, 10:06 p.m. —North Main Police Mid he was released on a directories, which list names, addresses, and employ Ashland, 93, of 1277 Hartford Turn case any ardent spirits, cordials, wines, superintendent in the yarn department. ducted today at 7 p.m. at First Saturday, 2:04 a.m. —Box 35, false Street at Stock Place, assist written promise to appear in IN ANY CASE, the town records took ment. Sutherland says that Mary Cheney Library has pike, died Friday at her home. She Why would anyone opt for a day poring spirltous or intoxicating liquors should He also took in a Cheney boarder. Congregational Church, Main alarm. (Town) Manchester Police Department. Rockville Superior Court March 9. over volumes in Town Hall, when spring me back to 1914 when Cheney Brothers directories going back to 1891 was the wife of the late Loyal B. arrested Saturday, 8:47 a.m. —61C Rachel be sold or kept for sale on the premises Street, East Hartford. The com- (Eighth Distrcit) beckons, crocuses are blooming, and granted the property to Elizabeth R. In 1921 Elizabeth Gould sold the house Ashland. Road, fire in stove. (Eighth ... by any person whatever, grantee, A final place to look for information is on the Sanborn mital service will be Tuesday at 11 that old garden rake is just aching for a Gould “ for consideration of 81.” No to two women, one of whom was Hattie Funeral services were held today District) , Sunday, 12:08 p.m. —15 Hawley heir, any tenant or occupant, then this Maps located in the town hall and in the Cheney a.m. in Elm Grove Cemetery, A Bolton man faces breach of turn? street address was listed but the boun Strickland, who was the assistant town at Union Congregational Church. Mystic. Newkirk & Whitney Funeral peace charges after he reportedly Saturday, 1:44 p.m. —204 Green St., dryer fire. (Town) Air quality report deed shall become void and of no effect. Homestead. The 1911 map is in the homestead; the 1919 The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 House research is definitely not for daries were given on the deed. clerk. Mrs. Gould lived in the house then Home, East Hartford, has charge of threatened dne man and tried to Road, medical emergency. (Eighth Sunday, 6:59 p.m. —120 Fourth St., HARTFORD (U P I) — The state Signed, Frank Cheney, Jr.” and 1926 maps are in the town planning department. The Ellington Ave., had charge of chimney fire, (Town) .everyone. But the few hours I spent Sutherland says that when the Cheneys with the two new owners and two other arrangements. ITiere are no calling break into the house of another, District) Department of Environmental Since Sutherland had researched our maps give information about industrial properties and arrangements. Memorial donations • several weeks ago gave me a little bit of disposed of their property, they usually single working women. hours. police said. Saturday, 2:46 p.m. —Box 1243, Sunday, 7:54 p.m. —140 Kennedy Protection forecast good air quality house along with more than 300 in the home ownership. may made to the American Heart i. insight into the home we’ve had for five added a provision to the sale; and the Memorial contributions may be James A. Melley, 41, of Llynwood unnecessary call. (Town) Road, outside gas light. (Town) across Connecticut for today. The area, he also provided a bit of Association or St. Jude Hospital. years, even though I was not able to deed to our house included that catch. It The information gained from my day So try it if you like, but don’t expect easy sailing. Be made to the Doris Rayner Music Drive, was arrested Saturday night Saturday, 4:07 p.m., rear of 64 Sunday, 8:58 p.m. —28 Pascal biographical information gleaned from DEP reported good air quality trace it back to the root title. sounds rather quaint and amusing now, of research added to Sutherland’s data prepared to dig, and be prepared to spend more than Scholarship Fund in care of Frist after two Manchester residents Rachel Road, campfire in woods. Lane, alarm. (Town) the town directories. statewide on Sunday also. We live in a house that was built by the but it wasn’t very amusing to owners of has provided a snatch of history, a quick just a few hours. House research is fascinating for Lana G. Doan Federal Savings, 1137 Main St., East complained to police about a person Cheneys for their workers, circa 1882. former Cheney property who wanted to ELIZARETH GOULD, the first glimpse at the fading figures of another anyone interested in a bit of local history, but it certain Lena (Glode) Dean, 85, of 1509 Hartford or to the Remembrance harassing them at their homes. ' John Sutherland, historian, warns that open a tavern or liquor store prior to the owner, was the widow of a local carriage era. And, of course, it does whet the ly is not destined to become Manchester’s newest indoor Pleasant Valley Road, dieid Friday Fund, First Congregational Church Police said Jonathan Newcomb, ! those dates, listed on the assessor’s 1950s when the restrictions were general maker. But the house was first occupied appetite for more. sport. at St. Francis Hospital and Medical of East Hartford. 18, of 359 Oakland St. called to com plain that an unknown man who came to his door threatened him TRY IT— YOU’U UKE m after asking for someone who did Man to face charges not live there. Scratches can be problem As police'responded to the scene, Astronauts boring? they received another report frpm David Lefflbine, 29, of 16 ^ a con St., in attempted burglary who said a suspect had tried to force GENERAL OIL open his back door. Officer Paul R. Lombardo Police have arrested a 19-year-old Also facing larceny charges in reported that he saw the suspect Acrylic sheet has Not for my generation 2 Blast Hartford man in connection connection with a separate incident near Lefflebine’s home and yelled with an attempted burglary last is Richard J. Juiiano, 20, of 190 New for him to stop. But Melley IS OPEN IN MANCHESTER year at a New State Road apartment Bolton Road. reportedly ran from the scene We were sitting on the living room misfortune, almost didn’t return. , complex. Police served Juiiano with a through the rear yard of B 8t J Auto sofa, my little boy and I, reading a I dragged a TV to work the night I t e C o m o r Victor Hernandez was arrested warrant Thursday for third degree Parts, where he was stopped by the book. The hero, vintage 1953, was Connections that Neil Armstrong took his first Thursday and charged with criminai threatp of a large dog, police police. 568 Center St. special care needs iarceny by possession. No fu lle r of McKm tt. Tom (kirbett, astronaut, who took a moon walk because I wanted to see attempt to commit larceny in the se details were available this moming. Melley was arrest^ and held in pair of curious children on a voyage it first hand, not instant replay; and cond degree. Juiiano was held on ISO non-surety lieu of 1100 cash bond. Court date Susan Plese to the moon. most recently, I called a sleepy Hernandez and two others alleged bond. Court date has been set for has been set for March 1. By UPI — Popular Mechanics residue and apply a quality auto wax in conven My little boy, age 5, has requested 2 family out of their warm beds at 6 ly tried to steal generators from the March 8. tional fashion. Herald Acrylic sheet has taken the place of glass In many a rash of these astronaut books late apartment complex at 226 New Save On Our “Full Service” Gasoline To remove scratches that are too deep for hand a.m. to watch the projected blast off places around the home. ly. Another favorite stars Bugs Bun Reporter State Road on Dec. 31, Police said. Driver of bus polishing, use a polishing wheel in an electric drill. of the space shuttle. It was thrilling Yet, while most people know how to keep glass The other suspects have been ’The first step in buffing is to use a bleached ny, who enters space via an orange — no matter that it was delayed. Potiuck scheduled lotHting good, few know the proper care for acrylic arrested, according to poiice. muslin wheel with a medium-coarse or fine com space carrot fu e l^ by peanut butter clu^thisI joneysavinq^^ shMt which, despite its advantages, is more Hernandez’ court date has been Anderson-Shea VFW Auxiliary gets summons pound, depending on the depth of the scratches. and spaghetti sauce. So I took ad MAYBE THIS GENERATION of susceptible to acratching. CY-RO Industries, an set for March 8. will sponsor a past president’s an PRESENT TO oim ATTENDANT Keep the wheel in motion at all times. Too much vantage of what I perceived as a kids is too used to technology to be acrylic-sheet manufacturer, and Popular Police served severai other niversary potiuck dinner Tuesday at C O VEN TR Y - A bus driver pressure can soften and bum any spot on which you trend in his interests. impressed. They grew up counting Mechanics magazine offer the following warrants on larceny charges this 6:30 p.m. at the Post Home, 608 E. whose bus struck a 10-year old linger. backwards — ten ... nine ... eight — £ mm par gallon aAHHonal discount oft ■uggestiona for maintaining and restoring sheet “ So,” 1 said, looking proudly at week. Center St. during a moming route Jan. 25 has Do not start near the top of the piece as the wheel through to ignition and blastoff. Ail past presidents will be guests plastic: ' my little son, “ you want to be an I REMEMBER WHEN my father John McGowan, 34, of 67 Oakland been issued a ticket for traveling too may catch the edge and tear the piece from your They grew up spouting vocabulary ^ O f t paatod gaaoNna prlcas. When acrylic sheet becomes dirty, wash it with astronaut when you grow up:” journeyed to Germany in 1953, via a St., faces charges of second degree of the auxiliary. Other members are fas't for conditions, police said. handa. Start approximately one-third of the way mild soap or detergent and plenty ^ water. Use a “ No,” he said, yawning widely, that included Lunar Module.’ A- larceny following his arrest on a asked to bring their favorite dish for Jean Protean was issued the mall- down, and keep moving back and forth until you DC-something that sat back on its soft, clean cloth or a soft mop for larger areas. Do Okay, and Command Control. It warrant Saturday. No further the pot luck. For fhore information in infraction by police after an in have reached the bottom edge. Then turn the piece “ that’s boring.” “ Then what do you haunches on the runway, awaiting not use any pressure; let the soap do thie work. Then takes a lot to shake them from their details on the case were available contact Doris McCarthy, 6466583. vestigation of the incident. Baoi ftam iMk ttM l la M . i Ganaral Oil Go. upside down and repeat the operation. For final want to be?” I said, trying not to takeoff. It had a cramped little dry with a clean, damp chamois. Rubbing a dirty from police this morning. Police said the incident, in which finiabing, use a Domet flannel wheel with a little look dismayed. cabin, and had to make a refueling 1970s sophistication. shMt of acrylic with a dry cloth will scra td its sur McGowan was r e le a ^ on yiOO Scott Lucas was struck on the hip tallow to lubricate the surface of the wheel. “ A father,” be said, “ and a stop in Iceand, before it could face. Grease and oil can be removed with hexane or Perhaps it’s the same dismay that non-surety bond. Court date has while waiting for the bus, was not A scratched acrylic surface should not be sanded fireman, and a movie star.” manage the trans-Atlantic crossing. India’s languages nhphtha. Do M t use other cleaning agents, solvents my parents felt when they saw us been set for March 1. immediately reported and that they unless the imperfections are too deep to be Apparently, things haven’t or sharp tools to remove spots. I ’m sure that my mother thought casually accept the electric light, in Police also served a warrant on Tliere are 14 language groups in had to investigate from rumor, SO Gallons of FR IE Gasoline removed by poUahlng ahme. Use wet-or-dry sand changed that much. I wanted to be a that he would never return. door plumbing and the automatic John F. Lenti Jr., 18, of 319 Gardner India, 12 originating from Sanskrit, which explained the delay in serving from Oonaral OU Co. in MonetMotoT FINE SCRATCHES dan be removed by hand paper for b M results and apply water to Its surface fireman and a movie star, too. Then, I watched John Glenn take St., charging him with second and more than 1,600 recognized the citation. polishing. Several companies manufacture qieclal with a sponge. D m ’t apply pressure; let the Sander shift on the family car. ’They Fill Out Coupon and Loavo with Attondant But I was never bored with off one moming when I was in degree larceny by possession. Ih e languages. Hindi is spoken by nearly The bus driver was suspended for cleaners and poUahes for plastics. If yotrcannot ob do the work. remember the way things were. astronauts. The space age came just case is b eliev^ to involve a stolen 50 percent of the population — with two days without pay for not Enter Aa Otton Aa You LIko tain theae locally; a good quality autetnoUve cteanar seventh grade, and I marveled at Name IF T H E SCHA'TCHED area la smnll, sanding in time for me to be old enough to snowmobile, but no details were Urdu, the principal Moslem tongue, checking the child after being hiti will auffiCe. Apply It to a soft flaimel pad and rub. how far w^c'd come. As a matter of fact, that’s a good can be done by hand. Wrap a piece of wet or dry appreciate the technology involved available this morning, police said. spoken by 10 percent. Hindi is the of The bus driver, who drove away [ ...... P h o n o ...... the pad back and forth, pr with a circular motion. I listened sadly as three explanation of the generation gap — sandpaper around a wooden block and sand an area Lenti was sclieduled to be ficial national language with from the scene $8 the child ran When the scratches have disappeared, remove all in such progress. I was old enough to astronauts died in the fire at Cape remembering the way things were, j ______WILL TAKfe PLACE MARCH 1,1982 | that la slightly larger than the scratched area. presented in Superior Court this Englikb the "associate” official home, maintained- that she did not be awed, and young enough to a^ ire Canaveral, and I sat on the edge of and being awed by the way they are. moming. according to police. language. know the incident took place. to such a lite. my seat when Apollo 13, plagued by I hope I never outgrow it. m U J 1 i J, i o - Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Mon., Feb, a , igez MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Feb. 22. 1982 - 11 Fewer products, more rebates Housewares show reflects slow econorhy / By Jeanne Leeem UNION CARBIDE'S Home Products DivUlon in UPl Family Editor troduced new gartmge bags with handles that becodte ties, eliminating the need for twist ties. CHICAGO — Some major housewares manufacturers plan rebates, bonus products and price specials to tempt T H E R E AL ACTION at the industry’s major show consumers who might otherwise decide to get along case trade show was in two areas; The most and the with their old stuff until the economy improves. least expensive products. Among those to offer rebates are Wear-Ever As Patrick Hart, of Hartstone, Inc., put it, “ The peo Aluminum; Coming Products, Melitta, Clairol’s small ple who are unemployed aren’t our customers anyway. electric appliance division and Norelco. People with money never stopped buying. ’They want the Many big companies aiso appeared conservative in latest and the finest apd they’ll pay for it.” their new products introductions at the 76th semi-annual Both Hart, an Bast Hanover, N.J., ceramics manufac National Housewares Exposition in Chicago in January. turer, and Gerald E. Carlson, ap Atlanta housewares They concentrated instead on new colors and-or update executive, said business was good. design features on existing products or me-too products. Hart’s new products included a 1^.50 clay-colored For example, Weber-Stephens Products, an Arlington cheese keeper-server and a f27.50 wine tote patterned Heights, 111., manufacturer of barbecue equipment and after a cowboy’s saddlebag water carrier. cutlery, showed a new version of its One-'Touch Kettle. Carlson is sales and marketing vice president and part The innovative feature is a control rod that automatical owner of a kitchen and bath linen company, whose ly sweeps ashes from vents in the bottom of the kettle. products retail in the $l-$2 range. He said FabricsAmerica, Inc. bad recently split away from a conglomerate and been reorganized. He said he’d sold a lot of goods at the July 1981 show and, at the January exhibit, “ I ’ve written more orders than I thought I would and made a lot of new contacts.” EDWARD MACKIN, a Union, N.J. manufacturer, 2 said his charcoal and electric barbecue grills, which are expected to retail for $69.95 to $299.95, “ are priced for the upscale market, the person who can afford a Sony, a Cuisinart and Braun appliances.” Mackin said he had quit his job as manufacturing director for another electric housewares company about two months ago to establish Maverick Industries, Inc. Bob \Vilcox, of West Middlesex, Pa., also quit his job a few months ago to become a housewares manufacturer. 2 His first product is a $79.95 steel shelf that fits on 30-inch Herald photos by Tarquinlo kitchen ranges and holds a portable oven such as a microwave or convection unit. ^ The former car salesman said buyers for three Animal surgery leading mass market store and catalogue chains have expressed interest in Top Shelf, which is also the name The Bolton Veterinary Hospital held an open house Saturday, Dr. Michael Tulman, an ’Andover resident, demonstrates cyro- At right, Carol Strange and Beverly Sadler begin producing a of his company. and people werer treated to a presentation of the clinic's Inner surgery with liquid nitrogen. Above, hospital manager Andrew large-animal X-ray. Wilcox said he designed it because his wife had a workings and demonstrations of certain medical tests. At left. Taylor performs an EKG on ‘Poco,’ owned by Heather Briggs. microwave oven they wanted to get off the kitchen counter. Security and energy-saving product trends remained strong. NEW SMOKE DETECTOR introductions included Are we producing post-adolescent alcoholics? Statitrol’s SmokeGuard, which comes with a free fire UPl photo . safety kit for preschoolers and their parents. ’The W.B. Marvin Manufacturing Co., of Urbana, Ohio, Gall Zimmerman shows United Standard In preparation of six servings of shlsh-ka-bob- By Patricia McCormack John N. Gardner, of the Universi a result, a high priority with many seminar are more concerned about A jazz buff in a room with a lover of can help in areas the caring adult showed an 8-inch fan designed to move warm air from dustries’ six-tined Shlsh-Ka-Fork at the at one time and also can be used for hot UPl Education Editor ty of South Carolina, who s k ^ l^ c^ schools is teaching students how to lost students than lost income. classical music. can’t. fireplaces and woodbumlng stoves into cool comers or company’s plant In Glenview, III. It allows the dogs. that scene, recently ran th e ^ r s t be responsible drinkers. Alcohol, not • Can’t make decisions. About • Run hotlines and crisis centers. down a hall and into anoth^ room. It can be hung from a CONFEREES LINKED The new hot course officials are National (Conference on Freshman narcotics, is the problem.” careers, for example. A large door frame or stand on the floor. It sells in the $29-$35 SCORES' of situations to the Gardner said research by ordering up for college freshmen? Orientation. A professor of general number enter with no idea of what range. • E-Z Foil’s disposable, vented barbecue pan lets Carriveau, Mirro’s sales promotion manager, said the He and others at the conference freshman dropout problem. A American College Testing shows Orientation, or — how to survive studies, he teaches a three-credit they want. Such types are more like A Fallbrook, Calif, company demonstrated a hand- smoke flavor reach food while protecting it from flare- set is a response to consumer demand, (tely the open claimed students need specific freshman may drop out because he that a student who has "a caring in college. For up to three credits, orientation course. ly to drop out. adult" on campus is least likely to operated device that crushes soft drink cans for ups. ’The same company’s disposable pizza pans are per broiler and open roaster with an interchangeable rack guidance in many other areas and or she: The mandatory course differs The conference at Gardner’s drop out. The same for a new stu recycling, one at a time. The company’s name — Jawz forated to help keep pizza crusts crisp. are new. ’The 6-cup muffin pan, the junior loaf pan and the place to give it to them is in • Can’t handle the freedom to Gardner said conferees agreed from campus to campus. But a com school was attended by officials dent who joins a choir, orchestra, or Marketing, Inc. • A vacuum cleaner manufacturer showed a portable the tart pans have been in open stock for some time. orientation. study or not study, to select friends, that dropouts could be headed off if mon mix includes assertiveness from some 150 colleges — north, some other campus activity. emergency light with a 12 foot cord that plugs into the • Syroco Houseware’s 16-by-24-inch thermoplastic, “ There’s increased interest in to drink to excess or responsibly, the schools provide more “ personal in- A West Hempst^d, N.Y., glass products manufac training, career planning, sexuality south, east, west and Canada. They F The freshman year is the time to turer introduced non-electric, multipurpose trays, cigarette lighter outlet of almost any vehicle. It comes fold down table that can support up to 40 pounds weight. education, decision-making, freshmen orientation; we need to sexual freedom. . tensive" services in addition to a swapped notes both on orientation plug a college student into the designed to keep food warm or cold or protect tabletops with a replaceable 1,000-hour bulb and a vinyl pouch for • Ex-Cell Home Fashions’ sink skirts for hiding guidelines on responsible drinking, help them to survive and help • Doesn’t know proper study skill. solid orientation course. courses and other programs to help system, Gardner maintains. from containers of hot food. ’The trays work on the glove compartment storage. Made by Metropolitan clutter inexpensively beneath bathroom sinks. ’They study guidelines, money manage reduce the dropouts — now one out • Can’t cope with the imper freshmen survive. HERE ARE SOME examples of temperature transfer principle, said Sy Sussman, vice Vacuum Cleaner Co., Inc., of Suffem, N.Y. ■ come in vinyl and fabric, solids and patterns. Adhesive ment, how to handle fre^om . of four," Gardner said. “ It’s a loss sonality of a large institution. "They arrive optimistic, starry- “ personal intensive” services: president for sales of Phoenix Glass Products, Inc. Heat • Com holders, designed to screw into the cobs before on the back of the permanently stitched top raffle sticks Why this dusting off and updating GARDNER .SAID .THERE was of human resources.” • Doesn’t know how to form eyed, pliable,” he said. “ Many are • Providing a “ significant other” retention panels are bonded to tempered glass, Sussman cooking, cool in seconds to a safe, comfortable to the rim of any sink, the manufacturer says. About $6 a course that was a staple on many agreement that unplanned pregnan ' The loss of a student also reduces replacements for “ significant other the first in their families to go to for each freshman. That is, a person said. temperature. Made by Chip Clip'Corp., Dearborn, Mich. to about $16. campuses years ago? cy and alcoholism are two prices un a college’s income. Money is much human relationships” left behind, college and they have all these . l l ’S''*' .,S'' on the college staff who cares and is “ Heat from pots or pans passes through the glass, is • Rowoco, of Elmsford, N.Y., is re-introducing the Biecause, officials say, one out of prepared new college students pay on the minds of college officials the ties with parents, close friends. expectations. But they really don't FOR TH E HOUSEHOLD that eats a lot of potatoes available to talk with the student stored in the middle surface and reflected back into the telescoping barbecue fork — a two-tined, wire handled four college freshmen drops out. for not being able to manage the these days because of a lessening of • Can’t resolve conflicts' with know what to expect. E » • ■' and prepares them from scratch; about anything. top layer and the food containers,” he said. fork that extends to 30 inches for use a safe distance Pregnancy and alcoholism, among enormous freedom on campus. funds from Uncle Sam under the roommates. An organized person at “ All they know about college is • A potato peeler that fits into many garbage dis from barbecue grills or campfires. other happenings, interfere with “ We’re producing a lot of post Reagan budget. odds with a niessmaker. An evening • Supplying a peer who cares. that it leads to the good life, a home V'" ' ' 'A » * A PO RTABLE, ELECTRIC, handheld blender is also posals and sends the peel directly into the unit. To • Non-slip soft plastic pads, rolls and self-adhesive their education plans. adolescent alcoholics,” he said. “ As Gardner said officials at the type in a room with a morning type. This would be an older student who in suburbia and that sort of thing. ■» . % designed to save energy. Braun’s Minipimer 2 comes feet for use on tables, countertops, floors or any flat operate, you turn on the cold water tap and the disposal ‘‘A> with a wall storage rack and can be used to beat egg working surface. ’The feet can be used for, among other switch. An abrasive disc in the bottom of the p ^ le r ... '* whites and cream as well as mix and blend sauces, things, keeping back surfaces of picture frames works like a nail file in removing a thin layer of peel spreads and soups, the manufacturer said. centered on walls. All tl^ Non-Slip Dycem products are from four to eight, spuds at a time. ’The Spud Spinner, Every gardener AMF Paragon, of ’Two Rivers, Wis., introduced an made by a Tulsa, Okla. company of the same name, will Devices help the disabled made of a flexible, resilient plastic used by the health electric water heater timer designed for residential care industry in England since 1971. Decorative trays not fit newer, magnetic disposals, said Terry B a b ^ k , time-ofday utility rate users. The manufacturer says it coated with the material were introduced in the U n it^ the company’s secretary-treasurer. Two manufacturers showed digital clocks with voice can be programmed to automatically turn the heater off States shortly thereafter, but the plain plastic pads, feet has a daydream PORT CREDIT, Ont. (U P I) — A small cabinet old man in a wheelchair to use the bathroom without synthesizers that wake you up with time an during periods of low or non-use and high electrical and rolls are just now coming to the U.S. making shop in Gene Walser’s backyard is the scene of a help. nouncements. ■ / rates. It is said to save up to 40 percent on water heating The Dycem Grippistrip rolls, only one-thirty second of project to bring more independence to the lives of the • A small set of stairs enabled a man with a d6uble BURLINGTON, Vt. (U P l) - If blue potatoes and costs when used in conjunction with time-of-day utility an inch thick, can be cut to size for use under small rugs, disabled. leg amputation to put himself to bed without assistance. rate programs. white beets have lost their novelty, consider Blueberry pets’ food bowls and in home workshops to stabilize MICROWAVE COOKING utensils continue to Walser, with a group of volunteers and persons perfor The suburban Toronto group operates on about $10,000 A Chicago manufacturer exhibited what he said was Peas, Dip Squash and Solar Potatoes. workpieces, tools, etc. The U.S. distributor is Vaportek, proliferate. Several manufacturers showed ming community service in lieu of jail terms, produces a year from corporate and service club donations and UPl photo the first 3-way fluorescent bulb. Lester Lemian Sr., of The podless, bush peas will be harvested by rapping Inc., of Milwaukee. coffeemakers — one for espresso — apparently in devices to make the homes of the disabled more livable. fees charged to regional government agencies. Creators, Inc., said the Tri-Mizer comes with a five year the tranks of the bushes with a basebali bat. • Phone Cushion, a hollow, soft plastic “ pillow” that recognition of the fact that most microwave oven Their latest achievement is an “ eating aid" for The squash will have a heart of creamy dip — onion, It has gone beyond construction work. With lawyers The One-Touch Kettle (top) was shown by warranty and cuts electricity costs more than 70 per adheres to a telephone receiver and cradles it comfor owners use the units largely to heat water for instant quadriplegics. . sesame or sea spice. and architects who donated their services, Walser's the Weber-Stephen Products Co. of cent. tably on your shoulder. Suggested retail, about $3. Made coffee. The spuds will be self-bakers whose inner heat struc The device was originally developed by the depart group carried to the Ontario Supreme Court and won a Arlington Heights, III., at the recent National by Phone Cushion, of Salt Lake City. . A Lubbock, Texas, company. Micro Cooking Aids, ture is triggered when pulled from the roots of the plant. ment of orthopaedic surgery at Chicago University’s 2V2-year legal battle to allow the family of a teenage Housewares Exposition. It has a control rod AMONG USEFUL GADGETS were: Inc., came up with a device that looks like a handheld medical school. But the Canadian volunteers made polio victim to build an extension to their home to hold a FOR SMALL HOUSEHOLDS; They will be bred from hot south zone peppers and that automatically sweeps ashes from vents. • ’The Crystal Saver, a diamond-coated file for calculator. TTie manufacturer says the MicroMtuiager several improvements in the last year which will allow wheelchair lift. Neighbors had objected that the addi • A folding butcher block table with a 14-by-21-inch Iowa’s best baking potatoes and grown from laser- smoothing the chipped or rough edges of fine crystal, (cq) is preprogrammed to calculate defrosting, cooking a person with only neck and head movement to have the tion would block their view. The MicroManager (bottom) is a product of glass ceramics and mirrors, made by Diamond work surface. Gosed for storage, it is about 21 inches treated seeds and will bake with no additional heat and reheating times for any quantity of nearly any food, pleasure of feeding himself. Walser’s involvement with the disabled began active Micro Cooking Aids Inc., of Lubbock, Texas. Machining Technology Inc., of Hudson, Mass. wide by 34 inches tall. ’The manufacturer is Catskill within 45-50 minutes after separating from the roots. plus standing time when needed. It also automatically The table-top portable eating aid, consisting of a cup, ly some 8 years ago as he began making modifications to The manufacturer says it’s programmed to • United Standard Industries’ 6-tined Shish-Ka-Fork Craftsmen, Inc., of Stamfo^, Conn. All three vegetables exist only in the imagination of calculates power settings needed and browning dish plate and spoon mounted on short metal posts at mouth- his own home for his wife, Gerry, who has had multiple calculate defrosting, cooking and reheating allows you to grill a n d ^ m six servings of shish-ka-bob • Mirro’s seven-piece aluminum bakeware set for George Thabault, who has been dreaming of seed warming time, the maker says. None of this comes level, is the result of more than 800 hours’ work by some sclerosis all their married life. times for any quantity of nearly any food. at one time. catalogues for the ^ear 2057. 'Thabault is a garden writer toasterovens and countertop convection ovens. Bonnie cheap: The suggested retail is about 50 volunteers. Its design was acclaimed at a rehabilita and staff member of Gardens for All, a national He installed a wheelchair lift so she could visit the fur membership organization for home gardeners. tion engineering conference in Washington, D.C. ’The niture business she helped him set up 27 years ago. He Writing in Gardens for All News, the group’s National Research Council of Canada is considering its also installed an electronic alarm system between the mass production. house and shop so she could summon aid. newsletter, Thabault imagines food crops to answer Questions are answered Walser, 54, who has a furniture refinishing business, every home gardener’s wildest dreams, including: has made several of the devices, each with added • A Killer Hops Bush that will lure slugs from Stay on top of the news — subscribe to The modifications, and intends to make more. Manchester Herald. For home delivery, call 647-9946 or Cold getting to you? throughout the garden and paralyze them on contact; A scrapbook in Walser’s office shows the changes his 646-9947. on home repair problems • Dallas Sour Dill Corn, so called because the boiled group, “ Housing Modifications for the Handicapped,” ears taste like sour dill pickles; UPi photo has brought to the community’s disabled. Among them: 2 • Supreme Juicer Tomatoes, larger than most NEW YORK (UPl) — (^Id weather getting you • Drink plenty of water in winter. Water will help • Until a wheelchair lift — a small open elevator — By UPl — Popular Mechanics recirculating pump is 200-53209 and whether or not there are any varieties and capable of being juiced on the plant with down? You can do something about it. you keep dry mucous membranes hydrat^ and Gene Walser demonstrates an eating aid for was installed in one woman’s home, she daily dragged is available from Sears for about pinholes or deeply grooved slots in your body temperature constant. “ a tapping jet” ; Questions and answers on home Stephen Rosen, a resear^ scientist who has the wheelchairs of her twin sons afflicted with muscular $20. Be sure to verify this price the metal. If the rust has destroyed • July 4th Watermelons, bred to keep in storage for 8 quadriplegics which allows them to feed repair problems, from the pages of studied how weather affects people, says among • Wear layered clothing. The air-filled spaces dystrophy up and down a flight of outside stairs. before ordering because it may have the metal to the point that you can to 10 months after picking; themselves. Popular Mechanics magazine: symptoms that have been shown to correlate with between the layers is effective insulation. Avoid • A h i^ railing built beside a toilet enabled a 37-year- gone up. The labor and trip charge see through to the bottom, have an weather’s extremes are tiredness, bad moods, a • Never Peel Onions, whose skin falls off when you Q. My 1965 Kenmore automatic fabrics that do not breathe such as rubberized or to change the pump should be authorized repair facility replace disinclination to work, head pressure and plasticized fabrics. drop the onions in water; washer model No. CllO.SibSO still around but again, get your es the oven cavity. restlessness. • Your head resembles a thennos jug without its • And, best of. all, a gardening accessory called 2 functions well although it makes a timate in advance. If, however, there is only surface Dr. Rosen, a physics Ph.D. and consultant, says, Bionet that “ stretches harmlessly over your garden great deal of noise as it passes cap. Body heat will depart through your head like When you decide You cortalnly csn...flnd rollof Q. We are owners of a General rust, then sand the'area well and “ there are subtle effects of weather in (ive par after seeding. It expands as your crop grows,” Thabault through its cycles. My problem is steam departing the thermos. Keep your head Electric Jet 904101 microwave oven appfy at least two coats of this ticular areas — medication, clothing, exercise, writes. “ Over the season the net releases a steady supp to lose weight, with the lint filter: it has completely covered in very cold weather. Common Colds that is rusting badly inside along the sfiteial liaint. After the paint has travel and food.” ly of growth stimulants and natural pest deterrents'to stopped working. The filter is • Humidify in winter. Use a humidifier, water- call bottom edge of the door where the dried, apply a bead of RTV sealer virtually guarantee quick, smooth, damage-free perfectly clean and the hose to the People should be aware, he'says, that weather filled pans over radiators, boiling water on the glass plate rests. In fact it is almost (GE part No. WX6X100) around the stove. produce. Diet Center! SIMUS Sufferers filter is clean, but throughout each can alter the toxicity, potency and side effects-of Beauty Terrace Coiffures rusted through in spots. General lip that bolds the glass in position, medicines. ’They need to know how to dress for the “ Also,” Rosen says, your moods can change as a “ To harvest, simply cut open the Bfonet and pick your wash the filfer remains absolutely Elaine Monnier did . . . Rn 4 i W pupil writt Un I SYMM£M l u m iitail Electric does sell an expensive then wipe away any sealer from the cold and to take precautions, for example, on retur result of the weather. It’s Important to be able to crops. To reseal, press torn edges of Bionet together and ^ V dry and therefore the lint clings to WELCOMES PATTI special paint to repair it but I glass. ’This will minimize the chance they wiil fuse in nndnutes.” tikiftt. the clothes Instead of the filter. ning north from a wisum climate t^ au se body attribute this to the weather rather than blamine SHE LOST 50 POUNDS wonder if you could suggest a of moisture getting under the plate f With its January issue, the newsletter went from IMMIN, 1EW - iTL IL - ilf M ad Iw «io M Could you please tell me what I processes change due to the stress of cold. yourself.” ^ and a total of over Well known for her work in the Manohester area cheaper alternative? I thwgbt of which would cause further rusting. himnnthly to monthly publication. A sample copy is free should do to get the filter func Just as severe weather Is a form of stress, so is Rosen belteves what he calls health weather M N n ad Iw tiM iwry IpM ad tkkM mtaMi, M — call now for your appointment trylnig both epoxy and heat-resistant by writing Gardens for All, Dept. P834A, 180 Fljrnn Ave., 57 MEASURED INCHES! tioning again? exercise. The jogger may be well advised to forecasts, more properly biometeorological t m m n m ewM iw| ad (Mt" paints. However, I ’m worried that For further information write to; Burlington, Vt. 06401. A. Your problem is in the recir somewhat reduce his or her running schedule. forecasting, would benent both the m ^ c a l profes- NUlWINn, M - M-. K IL ‘« n I pwiatiul i hdpd these paints might emit toxic or con Dept. MSS, Popular Mechanics, 224 Bnerr'- .... YOU culating water pump. The original Regarding food, he says, the body needs more 643-1644 taminating fumes when the oven is West 57th Street, New York, N Y pump was made of a white metal fuel in cold weather, less in hot weather. LOSE 17 TO 25 POUNDS i i n MHN, It, • Mn. U i la Mtt« to Id! yw Sat operating. I ’d appreciate your help. 10019. dicatlng such I 6 ta Wed. & Thurs. Senior Citizen Day m aterial and over the years, Rosen is the author of a book on the subject, m olt IIMIv w9^if BSS SMIHSS SNIIHVS ^nss H stations. IN JUST 6 WEEKS! Patti will be working detergent and bleach have eaten A. The paint on your GE “ Weathering: How the Atmosphere Coiulitions NO SHOTS • NO DRUGS • NO CONTRACTS ai ta %NT «a uaitoi' aiidM ad Mhd ttatlki S m Grant’s farewell The West German government has produced such OfSptHM Wed — Saturday for away at the lower impeller and mlci’owave oven is a mecial FDA- Your Body, Your Mind, Your Moods and Your N r 9 m m m m k H M m NfLPREPACKAGED FOODS oamioiniitod tothto 4m a a i tor ai tai miiMai approved paint designed for applica forecuts for use by doctors and hospitals, Rosen AT THE your convenience possibly the housing of the pump. In 1884 the collapse of the Grant & Health” (Evahs-Dutton). He includes these tips: CALL TODAY vMnVrSISMr VKIik^ IH lf WSk fclad HIs mS SSI Thus the water no longer cirralat^ tion in a food oven. It is non-toxic Ward investment house left ex- says. While they help physiclau determine courses • D R APO ir • C M M T • W A U C O V B H N a • In extreme cold, eat h i^ protein, high fat fh e Mferful •fora M et cemM to ywur Soar.’* FOR A FREE tdNd!a)ipnltoai,ldRan4mialpai.laiaiapw- through the lint filter assembly. You and the only paint that meets with President Ulysses S. Grant pen of treatment and schedule surgery, he says they foods. Five meals a day provide m w e efficient introductory end km d SniMflR ad I tod n a pniHt to fla but I will have to replace your pump. GE approval for use in a microwave niless. He then began his “ Personal would benefit the general public by providing ad utilization of fat as energy than three meals. CONSULTATION Beauty Terrace The new replacement pumps are oven cavity. It should be used. The Memoirs,” writing while ill of vice on the likely health effecte of the wuther. Ian toad w tor.” • Do warm up exercises indoors before going out “ The, more people know about thenuelvu and Vk dwii try SVMMflH to4iv. k Sdi d made of a plastic m a t^ a l which paint is available in a spray can, cancer. He completed them four side to exercise in the cold. GoHfuras makes them resistant to bleach and part No. WB64X5009. days before his death on July 23, how they flt into the environment, the better they’ll • wmeelMMi** I • In extreme cold, avoid being motionless for an li^srtN»rsSnts*dcs.eiy^Ctowtsni$iriB>R>Hhn»oW>fBWsn. 113 Hw ST, atKann 647-0469 other laundry aids. Also this To make the rq u ir, sand the 1885. Grant was buried in a tomb on be able to cope with the effects ♦ .. MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon,, Feb. 22. 1982 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Feb, a . 19B Winnio WlnMo — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. Gretzky sets mark ...PO >t7U THINK Crossword Astro-graph ms samwn6 TOPO SPORTS Page 16 WITH THEAetVS WE HEARP THIS ACROSI 40 Snill island Anawar to BrawioiM PuzM 4t Container F«bnury23,1M2 no reason to experiment with 1 Egg canter 42Stnior untested methods and scrap S Oxtn harnass 48 Cage of an This coming year you may workable procedures. becon>e in ^ v e d in several g Confaderata . aitvator . LEO (M y 2S-AH0. 21) intriguing new ventures. Your Statat Army 46 300, Roman your guard up in business and chances for success are good (ibbr.) 4g Sound of a [dUQC3n QESailLIUU investment matters today. 12 Dustbowl dove Kittredge, Murphy — provided you don't make Cheney's Watkins Don't take gambles where □ann oHon one erratic ch an g^ once projects victim so Author you’re unsure of the facts. □□a nann anoD are on-course. 13 Shaped Ilka Turgenev □ n a n u a n q d c i q q Long shots could hole, PISCES (Peb. SCHiarch 20) Be an agg 52 Past tima • m oo (Aeg. 22'lept 21) [Dn n a a n c i sure objectives you set for Major decisions affecting your I f W Tima rona u yourself at this time are truly 16 Bobbing household should not be made a worthy and that they are what today, unless your mate is in 16 Binfa flappar 54 Group of (9UCI ■ DCJaD ■ o a n a score track firsts you really want. False targets Motley’s Crow — Templeton & Forman c o m ^ e accord. Errors might wSSrnalliaa are time-wasters. Predictions state mat champ result from acting on your own. of what's in store for you in B Engine part 35 Flute U M A (tape. 22-OcL IS) Be "S n e a Manchester High and. East each season following your iffltm behind the pack until the last Mike Roy secured third extra^areful today If working (Plj 36 0varth#ra birth date and where your luck Catholic each bad an in lap where he turned it on to placement in the 3,000-meter with unfamiliar tools or materi V'KMOW, 7ACKSOW / 3utr 1 M t eofsny i ''“ 10 Ginger cookie 38 Congeal One state championship and a pair and opportunities lie are in Law High in the quarterfinals while 112 pounds each secured fourth dividual winner at last als. Read all the directions I T O L D h im t h a t 11 Talliaa win by 20 yards. run for Manchester with a your Astro-Graph. Mail $1 for I'M N0 f 5 0 RR.y i20sSS3« 39 Woman'a of runner-up finishes w ere garnered Rafala, the No. 3 seed in the 91- thoroughly. Don't puli swttches n S a d 19 Support placement. Friday’s Hartford Public High Kittredge, besides his first school-record clocking of each to Astro-Graph. Box 489. I TAUGHT EARU CHESS 15 A FORM patriotie till you know what you're doing. 24Allamoon 21 Autocliib by local raatmen at last weekend's pound class, fell to eventual champ Steve Byrne (119). Todd Corey Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. TO PWy CHESS, O F w a r f a r e . SsiSrinuinad School Invitational Indoor in the 1,500, also anchored 9:14.8. Bob Dussault was sixth SCORPIO (Oct 2«-N o¥. 22) If anack 23 Hooaiar Mate fociaty (abbr.) ClAC State Class Wrestling Cham Be sure to specify birth date. Brian K ell, also of Law High, in the (132), Dave ’Turgeon (138) and Ben Track M eet in Hartford. in the 1,500 with a tim e of you are contemplating buying { 2B Scratching East’ 4 X 2-Iap relay of ARIES (March 21-AprH IS) Be DOWN (abbr.) 41 Accaplad rule pionships. quarterfinals. 8on>ething today that you will out Leyland (167) also, gained the Manchester’s Peter Murphy Clarence Zachery, Larry 4:17.0 while Dave Parrott was careful about impulsively 24 High hint 42 BahoM (Lat) CheneyTech's Todd Watkins was have to live with for a k > ^ time, 27 Stimulant East Catholic’s Sam Sblendorio quarterfinal round in an impressive assuming new responsibilities 25 Short jackal took the 800-meter run with a Blackwell and Tom Furlong. seventh in the 500-meter run do ample comparison shop 31 Sal up golf 1 Scraam 43 Oaatnietian expected to do well at the Class S took second place in the 91-pound at this time. Leap before you 26Ratativaol Eagle performance. clocking of 2:02.56 while East He started the gun lap 30 with a tim e of 1.13.1 for the In ping before purchasing. 2 Approve 44 Over fond of look and you could get yourself ball bingo Meet at New Britain High and the class and teammate Jack Liner 8AQI1TARIUS (Nev. 23-Oee. 3 Moitapiritad junior Steve Kittredge yards behind the New Britain dians. into something you'll wish you 32 Hawaiian food 27 Drivf Ta com 45 Roman patriot Beaver grappler m ore than fulfiiied "Everyone wrestled very well 21) In dealing with the family 4 Small island runner-up honors in the 126-pound annexed the 1,500-meter run On the distaff side, hadn't. atapla 46 Sholtorod crew and wound up only three today, be cognizant of their 8 Yalpa partment (pi.) his promise by bringing home the division at the Class M Meet at New with an exceptional performance TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 33 HaartflAt) with a tim e of 4:12,36. feet behind at the tape. Manchester's Nancy Curtin needs and schedules or you 6 Roman poet 28 Image nook championship in the 134-pound divi turned in by sophomore Chris Examine in depth those pro 34 Onaa (Fr.| London H i^ . Liner, had taken a pair Kittredge also won the took third place in tlie shot put might throw everyone into h k t i i 7 Sunflowar 29 Subitantiva Greg Eltringham took third posals brought to you now by 35 SpharH 47 Riding atick sion. of thirds the past two years. Mulcahy. He started off as the disarray trying to satisfy your 30 Goddaaa of award for Best in Track for place in the 300-meter run with a toss of 10.19 meters, acquaintances you recently 36 You would atata (abbr.) 48 Penny number 10 seed and finished priorities. Watkins, a senior, pinned three of The Eagles did very well as a met. Making assumptions on 8 Spanish fata his performance in the 1,500 with a tim e of ;38.9 and Ron roughly 33-feet, 6-inches, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 81 Large truck his four opponents en route to the team, securing 10th place in a strong fourth,’ ’ penned Eagle C!oach Santos face value could turn out to be 37 psintar |2 32 Thraa4pot which he took from a fine field Adams was fourth in the 3,000 Teammate Jennifer Siese was Usually you're pretty good at 52 Tibetan ox Corpus. a costly mistake. 39 Italian lady wds.| card championship. He pinned New 21-team field with a total of 71 Vt keeping secrets, but today you World’s Qroatost Siiporhoroes of thinclads. with a time of 9:19.2 for the fourth in the 55-meter high GEMINI (May 21-Jime 20) Alli M ilfoid ’s Skip Tomanelll in the se points. Hand High of Madison could talk about things you 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Murphy, a senior, ran Eagles. hurdles with a : 10.46 clocking. ances made for the sake of cond period for the championship walked away with the team cham Cheney’s Watkins and East's convenience might not work shouldn't to persons who may later use what you say against Liner and Sblendorio earned berths out too well today. Unless your rveecTAtEAPON - s o n © TIME ^ THE MAN TM -AN P X M m r r o m a e p - v iA 14 medallion. pionship with 143 points. you. m iL A C e, 12 13 counterpart is in harmony with LOIPKIN' PER A Cheney’s other top two hopefuls, East had eight matmen reach the in Saturday's State Open Meet at AQU ARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) A THE SPY BUT I WENTtiweee- m e R cp N M y POK, LOOKING POP. THE TIME POP your objectives, each will pull in THERE'© NO WAV fU K S f (7EFOKTEPLY s u e r t s T Y f, NAMEP ' 18 17 Lance BiMichard and Sal Rafala, did quarterfinals with three — Sblen Bristol Central High. The top two different directions. recent acquaintance may try to 15 borrow something from you I CAN FOUCm IT SPENPS A LOTOFTIME not fare as well. Bouchard, the No. 1 dorio, Liner and Rich Bonzani — finishers in each weight class at the CANCER (June 21-July 22) Point total second best of year ^ today. It might be wise to hold AT THI& b a r WHEN HE'© Just because a project you're UP A© SUPefOMN- 18 18 20 21 seed in the 147-pound class, fell to gain the semifinals. Bonzani in the four class meets gained spots in the involved in is bogged down is off until you know this person NC7T OUT o w ia m e m iN o Open. better. ■ ■ eventual- champ Frank Schutte of 99-pound class and Chris Mulcahy at 22 23 ■ 1 28 29 30 UConns rebound, rout PC 26 26 1■ 31 32 33 a blowout. We just wanted to play Bridge . By Len Auster " I don’t think anyone has had ■ ■ East skaters victors Providence down by 20 to anyone. well and put the pieces together,” 35 36 Herald Sportswriter 34 It’s a tough team to play. But we offered Bailey, who finished with a ■ ■ 15-point, 9-assist, 3-steal perfor U i a i P W B 3 » l Unimpressive in three con took it to them tonight and played 37 38 39 secutive setbacks, including a with intensity. I’m delighted with mance. "After Seton Hall we went Play of champions ■ the win because when we don’t win back to the basics. A1 we wanted to *owy?o Low — -James Schumelster 40 dubious loss to 11-time consecutive to end losing ways loser Seton Hall, UConn turned at UConn people aren’t happy,” he do was go out and give a 100 percent tain won the world's cham ■ matters around Saturday night by jibed. effort.” pionship last year.” 42 43 44 47 48 thrashing Providence CkiUege, 90-61, Norman Bailey, Vern Giscombe "When the ball goes in everything Alan: “Their final round ■ ■“ NORTH M14i M R SIMPSON. r and Chuck Aleksinas keyed the works out. We w ere shooting 53 per opponents Were a team from TH E vJUOCiE O F 1 > « *B 0 0 1 5 lE ' THf; QUESTION ..5 0 WITH THE 49 50 61 52 Paul Roy for E)ast and Ed Derrick in Big East Conference basketball ♦ 12 WHAT SORT Suffering through a scoring Charlie O’Connell in goal for two cent before ,the losing streak and 40 F^kistan. After 48 boards VANEOCItSTBIAL HAS PEFENIVkNrs HA/EVOO action at the New Haven Coliseum. Huskies’ first-half effort which saw 9AK72 TriEOWN p u r R STDVEI& H EN drought which saw it tally only one for Farmington traded early second- periods and Scott Howat finishing the Pakistanis — Nishat O FPBFENSE 005 54 55 The point total was the second them take a 38-28 halftime lead. percent after. It's hard to win when 4KQ1042 aiM PSOt^ 'DIN6-DON& WIU^£4MFSON 53 period goals before Greg White, up. Abedi, Zia Mahmoud. JUPITEB AND goal in each of three outings — all you shoot like that,” Perno, who ♦ K3 ______PEFENee.'" U 5 F N 0 W ? most accumulated by the Huskies Bailey dished out 5 assists, had 2 Masood Salim, Jan Fazli, losses — East C!atholic ice hockey with his 15th goal of the season, gave Against Rockville, Hutt had the WEST EAST 56 67 58 this year and was the most allowed steals and 7 points while Aleksinas noted St. John's bowed to Boston Munir Ata-Ullah, Nisar team threw off the shackles Satur '^the Eagles the lead for good at 7:13. lone Eagle goal with Phil Bearse *J7»i ©042 by the Friars. It was the most one contributed 14 points and Giscombe College on its home court in New Ahmed and non-playins capr day night to notch a 7-3 triumph over He was assisted by Clark and Sean registering the three-goal hat trick W102 W<6«43 sided setback inflicted on 8 o ff the bench. York, offered. " I t happens but peo ©AJI7 ©333 tain Sattar CocninwaUa — (NEWSPAPCft ENTERPRISE ASSN) Farmington High at the Bolton Ice Hagearty. and Bill Doherty one goal for the led by two IMPs.” Providence this year. Mike McKay and Corny Thompson ple sometimes forget that can ©1043 ©J7 Palace. Brian Gallahue, with his seventh Rams, 6-10. Oswald: “The Pakistanis UConn, deadlocked for third in the got into the second-half act for happen at UConn. too, " he repelled. SOUTH The Eagle sextet last Friday night goal o f the season, and John Kolano, "Rockville scored on its first two Ron Jackson had a game-high 18 ©AK109 started with a rush. On Big East at 7-5 with Syracuse and St. Connecticut. McK'ay, scoreless the board one Munir and Fazli bowed to Rockville High, 4-1, at the tallying his 10th, scored in a 33- shots, blasts from the blue line, and ▼ QJ CELEBRITY CIPHER John’s and now 17-7 overall, will first half, started the final 20 markers for Providence, 2-10 in the reached six clubs on the bid CaM«ny OWw oMHognm m eiMM tan ouowsm ty Umw pMom pM Ice Palace in a late encounter. second span to improve East’s was up by two goals with four ♦ 9 ■idpnMnlEMlilMttInaadiMMMlilW'm©"'- rode-vaucl/agMIhr. now try,;to sustain this new found minutes with a bang with 8 of his Big East and 10-14 overall. ©AQ3842 ding shown in the box. The “ We have been at rock bottom the margin to 5-2. Dennis Tulimieri and minutes gone and that broke our clubs broke 3-2 and Munir momentum. The Huskies close out game-total 10 points. Thompson, last couple of games,” offered East Dan O’Brien assisted on the backs,” reviewed Mannix, “ When UConn (DO) - - McKay 3 4-4 10, Vulnerable: Neither romped home.” mmi the regular season with a tilt suffering through a woeful stretch Coach Bill Mannix, "O u r offense the Gallahue goal and Dan Raffin drew you give a goalie like (Dan) Ren- Dealer South Alan: “Munir’s four no- Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Wednesday night against Villanova and O-for-5 the first half, connected Thompson 6 5-6 17, Aleksinas 6 4-7 ‘K BLR’O ARLC LRM DKRJE8I last three games took a vacation so an assist on Kolano’s tally. currel a two-goal Iqad, that just Weft Nartk East 8m ^ trump was a no-trump raise, at the Palestra in Philadelphia and on 6-of-7 second-half field goal tries 16, Hobbs 1 0-0 2, Bailey 6 3-4 15, 1© not Blackwood and Fazli it was nice to see us last night with Podlasek made R 5-3 before West, gives him and his teammates added then host Georgetown Saturday for a final reading of 17 markers. Giscombe 6 1-1 13, Kuezenski 15-6 7, Paa 1© Paa 1© made the very imaginative MV CAR 0ROKE QOWhl, ' with five seconds left in the middle confidence.’’ -'i ■. 'i. 61 shots on goal,” be noted of the Thompson had shot 38 percent the Sullivan 1 0-1 2, Blucher 0 0-0 0, Paa 2W P ia 3© LtKB VOUK© PIP. i;>L- . aftemopn at the Hartford Civic bid of six clubs.” performance versus Farmington. session, addeduhis siscond of the Mannix was more than elated with Vaughan 3 0-0 6, Buckelew 1 0-0 2. Paa 3 NT Paa 4NT Oswald: “Arnold and Solo OPFFMDOOPE ILHKM DQMO CEL Center. last four outings. " I told Corny The E a g le s , 11-7-1, wind up game and 10th o f the season, for a 6- the win over Farmington. "This is a Paa 3© Paa Paa dar almost got to six no- "I don’t know what to say, it's Thursday in practice when things Totals 34 22-29 90, regular season play Wednesday 3 reading. Raffin assisted on the tough tim e to have a little slump. Paa trump which would have been a long time since our last vic aren’t going well it comes out in bits goal. But the three losses were to tough given them a two IMP gain. n i^t against Glastonbury High at tory,” quipped Husky Coach Dom and pieces,” remarked Pernb, "Our Providence (6 1 )-- Jackson 8 2-5 Their bidding was the same SNB N BNTTU FSKEBELLB. K’l Kolano closed out the scoring with teams,’’ he stated, “ The players are Opening lead: VlO the Hartford Arena at 8:40. blast Pem o, who has been under heat practice Thursday was a shambles. 18, Canty 1 0-0 2, Thorpe 4 2-6 10, as at the other table through three seconds left in the contest with in good spirits and the players feel will then sit back and await word of from meda and fans, "Our kids Friday it got better.” Fields 5 0-2 10, Panaggio 0 04) 0. four no-trump. Then North assists from^Kevin Hutt and Raffin. we have a good shot in the tourna rankings and pairings for the state played loose for the first tim e in two Saturday was what Connecticut Tucker 2 0-0 4, Burns 2 0-0 4, Lomax bid five diamonds. South five “ It was nice to see West come ment if we get the bounce of the By OiwaM Jacoby hearts and North five no- ENHKRJ LRM RLC." — JMLOJM Division 11 tournament. weeks. We have to play better to fans wanted to witness. 4 2-2 10, Hill 1 0-2 2, Berkeley 0 1-2 1, 1^ Alan Sootag alive. He’s been in a 4-5 game puck for a change. It seems What trump which South elected It was a 1-1 tie after one period play Villanova but I ’ll take it. "W e didn’t know it was going to be Gately 0 0-0 0, Totals 27 7-19 61. to pass. Any slam depended with East’s Ken West scoring, drought and we need him to spark can go wrong has gone wrong for us Oswald: “The American on the 62 iwrceot chance of assisted by Mike Flannery and Rick that White-Clark line,’’ Mannix the last couple of games. I’m just team of Bud Reinhold, Eric OMJNE a 3-2 club break, but as such Clailc, at 4:49 and Farmington’s stated. hoping for a good draw the first Rodwell, Bobby Levin, Jeff the slam is a good one to John Podlasek answ e^g at 11:36. East had a 61-17 edge in shots with round,’ ’ Mannix noted. Meckstroth, Russ Arnold bid.” and John Solodar with Tom (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Alley Cop — Dave Graue PREVIOUS SOLUTION:“A inotnorandum la written not to Sanders as non.playing cap. Inform the reader but to protect the writer.” — Dean Achaeon Cougars 19th victim 1 THINK IT'D BE LOIS EASIER IF RIGHT.' SO TH' FIRST ..AND THE L THEREiSONE Eaglettes bow, 45-29 Town 10-pin Pop - Ed Sullivan WE JUST LOOP A VINE OVER THING WE NEED IS j IS SOM E MORE OVERTHTOf THEIR HEADS! j.__ SOME VINES... UTTLE CRITTERS.' AAAVBE WE Y THEN STUART, WILL SOU - Leading from start to finish. Sheila Andrus netted 15 points to qualifiers MAKE UP SOUR KH W Carlyle — Larry Wright SHOULPN'T I AGAIN, Northwest Catholic toppled East pace Northwest. of powerful Tunxis GO COWN < IT MIGHT AWNP? iris START THIS H i a - \ NOT BE ING T O r a i n Catholic, 45-20, In Hartford County Carole Ingallinera had a team- IT'S PRETTV^TOO BAP- Conference girjs’ basketball action high 8 points and Denise White 11 (Qualifying rounds on the weekend STEEP. Saturday morning at the Saunders’ rebounds to lead East. White, produced seven winners in each By Bob Papetti Vz minutes to take a 9-2 lead. 12 in the second half. Guard John Gymnasium. Ingallinera, Pam Cunningham, division for the Town 10-Pin Bowling Correspondent M CC tr a ile d by tw o , 12-10, Reiser pumped in a personal season- The win lifts the Indians to a final Michele Leavitt and Sue Evans — Tournament at the Parkade Lanes. following a pair of Jim Florence high 15 points for the Cougars. On 8-2 mark in the HCC and to 17-2 East’s five seniors — closed out Each contestant rolled four Undefeated Tunxis Community free throws but a minute later the 6- the other side of the coin, MCC's overall while the loss ends blast’s their varsity careers. games. College, the ninth ranked junior foot-7 freshman was forced to watch Florence, troubled by fouls, had a disappointing campaign at 0-10 in Men’s Scratch Division qualifiers college basketball team in the na the rest of the half as he amassed season-low 10 markers. He was Northwest Catholic (45) • - were: John Myers 869, Pete Byram the conference and 3-15 overall. tion, visited Manchester Saturday his third personal foul. averaging 17.5. Rodgers 5 0-0 10, Andrus 7 1-5 15, The Eaglettes wound up the ‘81-92 848, Bob O liver 765, Tom Scully 752, night and came away with its 19th Tunxis then proceeded to go on a cr Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves Chambers 3 0-3 6, O’Brien 10-0 2, season with an unwanted nine-game Rudi Wittke 740, Ken Tomlinson 721 consecutive victory, a 95-64 drub 34-16 tear and the top ranked New TunxiH (9.5) - P ru itt 7-3-17, TMWag U> Was ATMOi Lisevick 4 1-2 9, Murphy 1 1-3 3, \L losing streak. and John Ragna 709. bing of Manchester Community England junior college (juintet held P ow ell 2-0-4, Richardson 2-0-4, Curis 0 04) 0. Totals 21 3-13 45. Northwest led 6-5 at the turn and Men’s H an^cap: Chuck Lignelli College, at the East Catholic gym. an ominous 46-26 halftime bulge. Hooper 11-3-25, Greg Thomas 1-1-3, I PONY KNOW, wHveoNT r East Catholic (29) • - White 1 04) THOUGH-WE . WAIT TILL THE , FRANK & ERNIE'S t h e 10-13 at the half before assuming a 887, Rich Gamer 857, Larry Lance The Cougars, who saw their Game-high scorer Alex Hooper Major 3-0-6, Haskins 4-3-11, NicBfX vswy I 2, Ingailinera 32-68, C affrey 2 04) 4, MIGHT GET H U RT^ NEKreNOWFAU.? 31-14 lead after three stanzas. East, 852, Gary Rawson 829, Nick Marotti record slip to 7-14, finish up their poured in 13 of his 25 points in the Marastica 2-2-6, Gary Thomas 8-0- KWIKI-FIK 6ARA1 Evans 0 1-2 1, DelSignore 2 2-5 6, CAN pur IT, 5 1 R, as it has several times during the 812, A1 Chevrette 811, Dick Leich 1981-82 campaign Wednesday night first half while reserve forward 16, Duhart 1-1-3, Brooks 0-0-0. Total.s t m l e a v in g . O Palm er 2 1-1 5, Lupacchino 0 (M) 0, season, found the third stanza the 803. when they host Becker Junior Gary Thomas added 12 first-half 41-13-95. 15 t h a t y o u r 45A P y Leavitt 0 04) 0, Barter 0 04) 0, Cun most difficult, converting only one Women’s Handicap: Pam Breton College at 8 o’clock. MCC’s hopes of points, including eight straight MunrlicHtfr (64)- Florence 4-2-10, ningham 0 3-4 3. Totals 10 0-18 29. 861, Sandy Kershaw 828, Pat Bar- TR o u S i A t i I N free throw. a CCCAA playoff berth were during Tunxis’ surge. J.Reiser 6-3-15, Berger 2-1-5, nowski 786, Trish Allain 768, Ruth shattered in the loss to Tunxis. Thomas finished with 16 points Morhardt 9-2-20, Johnson 1-0-2, T H E s o f t w a r e . Woodbury 765, Bev Copeland 756, MCC led only once, that 30 while John Pruitt contributed 17 Anderson 4-0-8, M cKiem an 0-0-0, Marylou Mortlock 737. seconds in on a Gordie DelMastro markers for the victors. D elM astro 1-0-2, Roberts 0-0-0, CCIL ice champions Joining the qualifiers in quarter 15-foot jumper. Tunxis then reeled Darryl Morh,ardt paced Facey 04)4), Tobin 04)4), C.Reiser 1- final matches Sunday at 1 will be o ff nine straight points in the next 2 Manchester with 20 points, including 0-2. Totals 28-8-64. T«N/es i-ix last year’s winners, Paul Ostuni in Men’s Scratch, Fred Leroy and Pat z*x»- whitewash Tribe, 13-0 1 ^ Twerdy. Semifinals will also be The Born LoEer — Art Sansom rolled Sunday with the finals Sun Five goals in the (^tening period Mike Francolini registered a day, March 7. All matches up to were more than enou^ as Enfield Second place in CCCAA tb ie ^ o a l hat trick to pace Enfield. finals will be best of three, finals are Our Boarding House Carroll & McCormick Q iw by WA W . na Rae us FM. s ni OR Buiv Bunny — Warner Bros. High clindied the (X IL ice hockey Freshman Craig JannOy and Steve of five sets. championship with a 13-0 VOU CAU. VOUI2SELF A PHOTOSBApyEB?' Paimerseach added two goals and I SiiCWSE iTiS 50ME MY WORD. N(JT MANY tfF whitewashing of Manchester High Kevin O’Coin, Rich Rasmussen, IWESe 9-1005 YOU IDOK O F last Satunhiy afternoon at Enfield to MCC women's quintet V43NPERFUL INVENTION, DDR LEADERS HAVE Dave Grigely, Bill Noll, Steve ftiVBSTEI? ABE AWFUL MAJtJR. BUT IT REMINDS rDUR KEEN m a r r m . Twins Rink. Chaput and Kevin Meunier one MEOFThE5T(3CK9 — JMAYDR.' r-, -fl The win 4ifts the Raiders to 18-1 apiece for the Raiders. X_JBU T>U u L1 By Bob Papetti only once, 6-5, five minutes into the FIL6RIM5 USED! overall while the loss sends the In Enfield netminder Paul DiMora apiece. Bendell, one of MCC’s top HAVEHT dRASFEP IT6 dians to 1-15-1 for the season. Correspondent contest. MCC built a 12-point, 22-10, candidates for CCCAA'honors, also had 10 saves to earn the shutout lead during the next 10 minutes as NDW (SET iTflUTDF" full RTTEHTIAL-MY Mandiester confronts Simsbury dished out 10 assists and made six HERE before THE while Manchester keeper Bob Clinching second place in the Mary Neubelt and Heidi PLAN V ia MAKE YOU High TuMday night at the Hartford steals. REP13RTER5 SEE r HDU5EHDLP NAME.' Pilney was busy with 38 gavet.- CCCAA was the M ai^ester Com Badstuebner combined for 11 of the •Arena at 8:tt. Manchesler (73) - - Bendell 7-2- — A munity College women’s basketball next 17 Cougar points. team, which wasted Tunxis Com A fter a single Tunxis hoop, the 16, Badstuebner 7-4-18, Shea 04)4), munity College in a 73-37 mismatch Cougars reeM off 12 unanswered Abramowicz 5-O-iO, Neubelt 8-3-19, S atu r^ y night at Elast Catholic. points to end the half for a 34-12 Thurber 4-2-10. Totals Sl-ll-7 3 . Winthrop — Dick Cavalli Booters win, tie, lose two 'The Cougars also assured reading at the intermission. Tunxis (3 7 ) - - Pratt 04)4), Winn \ 0-2-2, Blankinship 24M, Floyd 1-1-3, ME e e s iD o ^ E M c m o N A L w m e n ' themselves of a winning season as Tunxis, now 5-8, never recovered POYOUWdOWWHO :..AND l'U_S(9VNK I PIPN’TTHINK they upped their record to 8-6 with from its early woeful shooting while O ’Regan 2-0-4, Oberg 441-8, Clark 8- HE V\i!«aCHES T H E BIRDIE.^ Mandiester Sopcer (Sub senior SAIR'IDiaAFPBDVC •YCUIFTOJ ITOOUNIPeO ' phase of play with a 5-3 win over the the win. MCC concludes its regular the Cougars continued to pile up the 0-16. Totals 17-3-37. team did not have an enjoyable Webster Americans from OFWHATYOUSAjy... SAV nr/ASfAIN“? UKES«LTAIRE. slate Wednesday night when it hosts points in the second half. They led wedtend in iqiatafe New Yorfc.as U Rochesteri N.Y. Becker Junior College at 6 o’clock. by as many as 42 points, ^2 1 , with came home from (be Buffalo MSC. in quarterfinal single Manchester then enters CCCAA 6:34 left. Neubelt turned in her best T Stallions’ Soccer Worid 1988 Men’s eiimination pbyr, fell 1^ n 24) count, Griffey out post-season play Saturday afternoon performance of the year with a Open International Indoor Tourna to Athletic Attic. at 2 o’clock against Mattatuck Com game-high 19 points along with F O R T LAUDERDALE, Fla. ment with a win, a tie and two munity College at Plainville High. hauling down a hefty 19 rebounds. (UPI) — New York Yankee out losaes. H iere were 16 teams in the tour ! I a ’ MCC made a travesty of what was The other four Cougar starters were fielder Ken Griffey missed his se y /h k c n a m e ? MSC in round robin play bowed to nament with Toronto Enierald 1-22 billed the pivotal game in deter in twin digits with Badstuebner net cond straight day o f training Sunday the Buffalo Hearbreakers, 2-0, emerging as the champs followed to Badstuebner mining the seedings of the upcoming ting 18, LuAnn Bendell 16 and Renee after having his le ft knee drained of 3 Z!2b followed with a 3-3 tie with the the Heartbreakers aqd Athletic At Heidi 'i8i>H9ywa>>a»wa yibWMW tic. Pace* (ktugers CCCAA playoff. The (Sugars trailed Abramowicz and Chris Thurber 10 fluid. ■«ylUA«».TMFegU»»M>fyOB (MMU Niagara Albion and coododed that ------^ ------r;#.- 16 - BIANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Feb. 1982 ilANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Feb. 22. 1982 - 17 Watson's puff Gretzky record, earns $54,000 Islander Scoreboard m aren’t p o ^ in any area.” In other games, Montreal downed By Mike Tully Bobby Simpson beat Islander the New York Rangers 4-2, Chicago m LOS ANGEXES (U P I) - Two hadn’t won for awhile and damn, UPI Sports Writer clipped (Quebec 5-3, Washington this feels good all over.” gpaltender Roland Melanson to the yean ago, as Toni Watson made the defeated Winnipeg 6-3, Buffalo Bruce Douglass' 9642 70-73-73-75-2W .puck and fed a centering pass to 74- 70-70-77-2W Tournament of Champions his per^ Wataon earned $54,000 for the vic The New York Islanders finally McCSwrt 20 (Peterson, Fischer), 18:t8. PHOENIX (UZ) EASTERN EIGHT Woody Fit^ugh 1612 pounded Colorado 6-2 and Boston Lon Nielsen |6C 73- 71-73-74-291 tory, $21,600 more than Miller, who Bullard, who tapped the pudt into PenalUes-PUyfair. But, t;lt. Scott 6 3-6 11, Robinson 8 38 16, Kellw Conference All Games sonal showcase and l^ t the field in discovered their limit. It may take a blanked Hiiladelphia 1-0. Jay Cudd 9627 75.7C-72-7r*-2B8 refused to be Interviewed in the the vacated net at 4:20 of the third S ^ on goaV-Colorado 7-8882. Buffalo 6 88 16, Macy 5 00 12, Johnson 9 80 K, W LPet. W LPet. 75- aB-74-75-298 his wake, Lee Trevino explained while before Wayne G ret^y dis 15-16-10-30. , Ciiok 0 80 0, Adams 5 7-7 17, Bradley 3 12 OIDOO 23 1 SB Nick Faldo 9627 period to Ue it 3-3. BuUard scored Canadiens 4, Rangers 2 W. VlrglnU Don Reese 9618 74- 71-75.-73-298 why all the other golfen didn’t quit press room after the defeat. covers his. GMlies-Colorado, Reach. Buffalo, Ed 1-1 7. Nance 1 00 2, Dykenaa 0 00 0. Rutgers 9 i m 17 7 .708 At New York, Doug Jarvis scored ToUb 37 2537. 102. Soccer Ray Barr 9800 72-73-75-74-294 after three rounds. Watson and Miller finished the 72 the winning goal at 15:31 of the final Hockey wards. A—18266. Pittsburgh 7 5 .S83 16 8 S7 75- 70-73-76-294 “ I knew it would come to an end the tie-breaking goal with 54 seconds PHILADELPHIA (109) 6 6 iOO 1212 200 R.H. Sikes 9600 periwj on a 25-foot wrist shot past Geo. wash. Pat Fitzsimons ^01 74-71-78-7i-297 ‘‘Hell,” Trevino bellowed, holes at 13-under-par, 271 after Wat some time,” New York Coach A1 Ar- Erving 9 10-15 28, B. Jones 6 64 16, C. St. Bonavent. 6 7 .401 UlS .430 left in the second period and Steve Jones 5 50 15, Hollins 8 38 IS, Cberiu 6 >013 4K Dave Stockton 9587 72-73-74-78-297 "there’s 1300,000 in prize money son began the final round at 9-under, bdur said Sunday night after the M e la n ^ . Edmonton 131-7 Duquesne 4 8 JS3 74-70-76-78-29B Shutt added an insurance goal 1:46 Detroit 021-3 00 '8, Toney 8 33 19. Bantom 2 00 6, Rhode Island 3 0 .SO 815 jm Scott Steger ST68 here. Watson’s gonna’ win the tour two strokes behind Miller and Tom “ We felt that after setting the Antnnio Cerda |T82 72-73-78-78-301 Islanders lost 4-3 to the Pittsburgh into the third to enable Montreal to FIrstgieriod—1, Edmonton, Anderson 31 Mix 0 00 0, Richardson 0 6-6 6, Cureton Mass. 310 S I 717 S2 nament but he ain’t gonna’ get all of Welskopf. record last night, they might let (Gretiky Siltanen), t:(B.Pi^Ues - 1 00 2, Edwards 0 00 0. Totals 40 3038 EAST COAST Penguins, ending their winning tie an NHL record with Its e i^ th NASL PLAYOFFS Watson shot a final-round 67, 3- down a little, but I believe they still Woods, Det, 0:B; D. Smith, Det, 2:86; 109. Eastern Dlviikm (Indoor League) By United Press International it.” streak at an NHL regular-season 4 SA'HONAL h o c k e y l e a g u e All Games wanted to keep going,” Pittsburgh straight road victory. Rick Hunter. Edm, 16:28; Laiion, Det, 18:86. Phoenix 2621 2127-102 Conference By United Press International $150,000 Bent Tree Ladies Classic Watson didn’t get all of it in that under, while Miller had a 69. record 15 games. “ I ’m very proud of By United P re a IntenuUanil Second perlod-2, Edmonton, Low 7 PhlladelpMa 282820 27-109 W LPet. W LPet. (All Times EST) At Sarasota. Fla., Feb. 21 Walmsiey, 10-0-1 in his last 11 starts, ’’ Wales Coftfereoce 18 6 .750 tournament or in that year. But he Weiskopf struggled to a 2-over 73 them. This is something they’ll Coach Eld Johnston said. “ It’s a lot (Gretsky, Hunter), 8:21. 3, Detroit, Tbreei)olnt gpala-Macy 2, Johnson. Temple 10 0 1 .0 0 0 Semifinals (Par 72) excelled in goal. Patrick Division Osborne 18 (Nedomansky, Vail), 9:16. 6, Fooled ont-KeUey. Total fouis-Pboentx St. Joseph's 9 1 SO 21 4 240 got a iarge chunk. He earned more Sunday and finished alone in third of pressure off 19 guys on their Atlantic Conference Beth Daniel $22,500 71-71-e6«-276 remember. Now we have to start all Black Hawks 5, Nordiques 3 W L T Pts. GF GA E d m o n to n , Messier 61 (Gretiky, 20, Philadelphia 27. A-13214. American 8 1 m 19 5 .702 Tampa Bay vs. Tulsa Amy Alcott 14.700 68-70-72-70-280 than a halfmillion dollars in 1980 and place at 275. over.” hockey club. It’s a heck of a record. NY Isiandets « It t H 3BW Hagman), 12:18. 5, Edmonton, Kurri k Drexel 7 3 .700 16 0 240 Feb, 25 — Tampa Bay at Tulsa. 8:30 Kathy Postlewat 10/00 66-71-73-71—281 It took 52 years to break. They’re At Chicago, Ted Bulley scored “ Pliitadetpliia 31 It S W 3tl2X (Anderson, Unger), 13:15. 8, Detroit, Vail LaSalle 6 4 .800 1212 200 p.m. Pam Gietzen <'/00 72-60-73-66—282 was named the tour’s Player of the .After Miller and Watson both Wayne Gretzky, meanwhile, NEW JERSEY (107) 1114 .440 twice and Tom Lysiak assisted on ,,NY Rangers a a 10 68 2B230 12 (Lofthouse, Nedomansky), 18:M, B. Williams 9 6-7 22. King 6 23 16, Hofstra 4 7 264 Mar. 1 — Tulsa at Tampa Bay. 8 p.m. Barbara Moxness 6.000 67-71-72-73—283 Year for the fourth consecutive paired the 15th and 16th holes in scored his 76th goal of the season, PittstargE a S 10 86 231» Penaltj^Hughea, Edm, 8:60; Vail. Det, Elmore 0 13 1: R. Williams 7 64 19, Western Division Pacific (inference JoAnne Carner 4,800 60-71-72-72—284 three goals to help the Black Hawks c.W aUiin^ U SI 0 t6 231287 11:18: Woods, Det. 15:8. Lafayette 7 7 200 1212 200 Edmonton vs. San Diego Sally Little 4.8U0 72-71-70-71-284 time. sudden death, they moved to the tying Phil Esposito’s singlA-season ' Adams Division Walker 0 13 1. (I'Koren 6 34 12, Gmlnski 1014 .417 dump Quebec, which has won just Third period-7, Edmonton, Hughes 21 6 23 10, Cook 6 33 18, Birdsong 2 13 5, Rider .6 8 4 » Feb. 25. — Eklmonton at San Diego. Sue Ertl 4.800 74«-70-74-284 And for a man driven by com- par-5, 613-yard 17th. Watson’s third record, to help the EMmonton Oilers 'Montreal 36 U it M SUITS (Lariviere, Hunter). 3:a. 8, Detroit, D. West Chester 6 8 .429 1113 .456 TBA three of its last 16 games. Chicago’s Bailey 2 14 5. Lacey 1 00 2. Totals 61 SLS 248 Alex Reinhardt 3.800 73-73«-70-2aF. shot stopp^ 43 feet from the pin and ” Boston St U 8 76 2tt20O > Smith 7 (Blaiadell, Larson), 6:()8. 9, 2233 107. Delaware 5 9 S 7 Mar. 1 — Edmonton at San Diego. Ayako Okamoto 3,600 73-70-72-70-285; petinK aeainst himself, driven near post a 7-3 victory over the Detroit ..Buffalo a la 10 76 233180 618 SO Denis Savard notched his 87th Edmontoi^ Kurri a (Gretiky, Anderson), INDIANA (118) Bucknell 212 .143 TBA Lori Garbaez 3.600 75-7069-71-285. Miller dropped his third shot 10 feet Red Wings. Quebec a a 11 67 272288 8:18. 10, Edmonton, Gretiky 78 (Ander Lehl^ 212 .143 /8U) 548 Referee signals goal and Ed assist, tying Stan Mlkita’s club H. WiUUms 7 13 15. Orr 7 88 » , TBA — time to be announced Hollis Stacy 3,000 74-7266-73-285 from the cup. Gretzky, with 17 remaining games ‘‘ Hartford U a It tS 190766 son, Siltanen). 18:M. Penalty—Barrett, Owens 6 lOll 18, Buse 5 36 16, Davis 6 Dot Germain 2.655 70-72-73-71-286 monton’s Wayne Gretzky starts record. Campbell Conference Det 16:18. MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE Cathv Manl 2.655 72-7369-73-286 Watson then rolled in the long putt in which to extend the record to his 53 13. Carter 7 00 16, SIchting 4 23 10. SOUTHERN By United Press International skate around rink. It was his Capitals 6, Jets 3 Norris Division Shots on goal-Edmonton 9-11-10-30. McGinnis 1 00 2. C. Johnson 3 64 10, Beth’ Solomon 2.65/. 71-72-70-73-286 for his birdie and Miller’s attempt own unimaginable heights, con W L T Pts, GF GA Detroit Ml-12-a. Conference All Games Eastern Division Lynn Stroney 2.160 68-71-78-70—287 At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Dennis Knight 0 DO 0. G. Johnson 1 00 2. Totals W LPet. W LPet. W L Pet. GB slid by the right side and he dropp^ 76th of season to tie Phil nected with NHL President John ‘‘ Minnesota M 10 18 60 2882a Goalies — Edmonton. Low Detroit, 63 118. Terri Moody 2.160 74-73-70-70-287 :.St. Louis a a 6 86 StOTSO Sauve, A—20270. Tcnn. Chatt. 14 1 ^ ^ 2 *52 New York IB 5 .783 — Becky Pearson 2,160 71-71-72-73—287 2 his putter in disgust. Esposito’s record. Maruk scored his 50th and 51st New Jersey 202722 38-107 W. Carolina 10 5 .687 17 7 .TO Pittsburgh 18 6 .750 Ziegler and Esposito watching. Cbicago a a 10 St 361278 Indiana 35 293026-118 Vicki Tabor 1.6H 71-76-7366-288 “ It was a lucky putt,” Watson goals, Mike Gartner added two -Winning a a U 82 2M26t Davlds H a^ Wantad IS TOWN OF MANCHESTE , CONNECTICUT Sion of thli article aliliU have Uie rifht to appeal from any finea impoaed Bobma lor Boot 52 Aportmonta lor 53 which ri(ht, in order to be exerciaed prior to the matter’a referral to the Rent OBIcoa-Storoa Autoa For Solo SI NOTICE OF SUPERINTENDENT •••••••^•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦# lor Ron! 55 ♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦•••♦•••••••• itate Superior Court for enforcement, muit be exerciaed within ten (10) FURN1$HEX> and unfur- ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE daya ot ttie date ot written noUce by the Town sent to Uie allesed NEEDED - live-ln posi LOVELY COUNTRY In accordance with the provlsloiis of Cluster Section 1 and 9 of the violator. When an appeal is timely received by the (Mfice of the Town tion. 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